Paradoxically, this led to the undocumented migrant population becoming more permanent because of the risks of getting caught going back and forth.
If you know you are only getting a short time to use this until you're caught, alternate back and forth from your two Facebook accounts, and have people write some things on your facebook associated with your old email.
The teams were caught in a back-and-forth battle for much of the night.
Ultimately, the Legislature overruled Mr. Romney's veto; in the days that followed, he was caught in a back-and-forth over whether all hospitals, including those with religious affiliations, should be required to offer the morning-after pill to rape victims.
The rules can sometimes allow for interpretation from the moderator, who must try to keep the discussion on track and not get caught up in extended back-and-forth between the candidates.
Sometimes, when stood by the bar, caught in the witty back-and-forth between two strange men, it feels like you're out in bad weather without a hat.
In the days since the debate, Trump has been struggling to regain his footing, getting caught up in a back-and-forth with former Miss Universe Alicia Machado, who Trump had criticized for gaining weight.
Mr. Prosper, a Los Angeles-based partner in the firm Arent Fox, said the Hekmati family wanted to avoid having Mr. Hekmati's situation get caught up in the broader back-and-forth between Iran and the United States or in the speculation over a pre-emptive military strike by Israel.
That a major presidential contender is now caught up in a very public back-and-forth with a college senior goes to show what a very flat media world it has become.
The game played at the Mexican or Central American immigrant picnic is family-style, with lots of long volleys, partly because the ball is nearly caught and hurled back and forth, instead of hit with the fingertips.
