Although this represents only 8 percent of the delegates that Mr. Romney would eventually need to cinch the Republican race, it would nevertheless constitute a tangible advantage in the event of a close back-and-forth race against Mr. Gingrich.
Simultaneous interpreting, with its close back-and-forth relationship between cognition and action, may be an ideal test bed for such thinking.
It was a close back-and-forth scrap folks, but overall, even after a small comeback by Paddington, Johnny Cash scraped out a win.
In the article "Experts See Signs of El Niño, but a Weak One," John H. Cushman Jr. writes: Scientists who predict the weather months in advance pay close attention to back-and-forth swings in what they call El Niño Southern Oscillation, or ENSO, which includes the mirror-image oceanic cooling called La Niña that probably made the past year's drought worse.
Scientists who predict the weather months in advance pay close attention to back-and-forth swings in what they call El Niño Southern Oscillation, or ENSO, which includes the mirror-image oceanic cooling called La Niña that probably made the past year's drought worse.
With his eyes closed, swaying back and forth, candlelight flickering against his face, Sisay chanted the Lord's Prayer in Geez.
"Where are the superyachts going to tie up and where are the sponsors and spectators going to stay and be entertained?" When Conner signed with the New York club, it closed a round of back-and-forth negotiations that could have tilted either way.
The announcement on Thursday that he would instead testify later in June closed the book on a lengthy back-and-forth between the bank and the committee.
The back-and-forth continues for weeks.
"Practically everyone worked there and lived in town, close enough to walk back and forth to work.
Its bonds with Hong Kong are still close, and families shuttle back and forth across the Pacific.As for the notion of "Greater China", it is hard to find anyone who is comfortable with this much-discussed term.
