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Aereo could help sway them.

If the economy does indeed bounce back this year, the party's handling of the crisis could help sway many voters.

But advocates of overhauling drug laws say Mr. Robertson's newfound passion on their issue could help sway conservative voters and other religious leaders to their cause.

By owning an essential part of the managed care system, the companies believed that they could help sway some prescriptions to their drugs.

This is especially so in Britain, where David Cameron suggested last week in an interview with The Times of London that doing so could help sway a planned referendum on whether to stay in the Union.

Meanwhile, the Football Supporters' Federation chairman Malcolm Clarke says recent publicity over ticket price increases could help sway Premier League clubs to set a £30 price cap for away fans.

And it seemed that remaining in the cabinet could also help sway judges, with the chancellor, Alistair Darling – tipped for the axe in the last reshuffle – picking up the survivor of the year title.

The tests could also contribute to the body of objective information on MCS and help sway the opinion of those who are dubious of its authenticity.

The three main UK parties all promised more powers to help sway Scottish voters against independence when it looked like the result could go that way, and the SNP has vowed to fight to ensure they keep their word.

Then politicians' initial reactions can help sway public opinion.

Proxy solicitors are responsible for identifying companies' shareholders and devising messages to help sway their votes.