The three Democratic commissioners thought this would break the rules; the three Republicans thought not.As a result, says Trevor Potter, a former FEC commissioner, PACs have become "wings of the campaigns".
This time, we have seen full-backs asked to become wing-backs, and I would expect the flexible formations and counter-attacking we have seen so much of at this World Cup to be happening more and more in the Premier League next season too.
Promoted acting wing commander in June 1943, Arthur became wing leader of No. 71 Wing, which controlled No. 75 Squadron and three other combat units.
The forelimbs of reptiles became wings in their bird descendants.
The artists used wooden shipping pallets from Mr. Leritz's design studio to build the bulk of the body in hexagon-shaped segments; they broke discarded skateboards in half to create a feathered mane; and the leftover thumbs from the previous robot were turned upside down and became wings.
Cresswell also left the wing in May to become the wing leader of No. 81 Wing.
Researchers have known for several years that when fruit fly larvae metamorphose into adults, a gene called fringe produces a protein that tells certain cells to become the wing margin, the leading edge of a developing wing.
If no pass is made, the flats become the wings and the wings move back to the flats and the process is repeated.
He contends N.A.A.C.P. leaders have abandoned the group's historic non-partisanship and become a wing of the Democratic Party, in part to attract money from wealthy Democratic donors.
But the US government, which has become a wing of the Pentagon, does not typically intervene in other nations in order to benefit humanity.
Then everything about me became a wing, a single wing, and she was the other wing, we were a bird.
