Mr. Gore prevailed in five of those, but Mr. Bush was the winner in one taking another slice out of Mr. Krugman's earlier sweeping generalizations.
Monarchos, trained by Ward and ridden by Jorge Chavez, was breathtaking in making an early sweeping move around 10 rivals in the Florida Derby and then sustained a driving stretch run to win that one-and-an-eighth-mile race by four and a half lengths on Saturday.
Those earlier sweeping changes, dictating more whole grains, fruits and vegetables on school menus, led to a few complaints and some hungry children.
These adoptions by adult males of orphans that are often not their own offspring plainly show that, contrary to earlier sweeping conclusions [9] [10], [12], chimpanzees are sensitive to the welfare of unrelated group members.
The "A" pictures of an earlier era (sweeping social dramas like "The Best Years of Our Lives" or bittersweet comedies like "The Apartment") have been reborn as the middle-sized, serious movies that dominate this newspaper's Friday arts section from October to Christmas.
Teams of residents of every age and race have been out since early morning, sweeping up debris and helping secure shops and restaurants for what they fear will be another difficult night.
David Duncan -- president and chief executive of Silver Oak Wine in Oakville, 12 miles north of Napa -- spent the early morning sweeping his office cellar, where hundreds of bottles of expensive wine were destroyed.
The billionaire businessman scored his third win out of four early contests, sweeping Nevada with 45.9percentt of the vote and beating his closest rivals, Senators Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz, by margins of 22 and 24 percentage points, respectively.
Kandinsky responded to this climate by continuing to evolve in the general direction of geometric abstraction, but with a dynamism and a taste for detail-crowded pictorial space that recall his earlier sweeping-gesture technique.
Gilchrist made an early impression by sweeping home Daniel Moore's early free-kick in just the second minute.
