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But Mr. Romney's position has shifted back and forth.

The presidency has shifted back and forth before.

But they have come largely on claimers as he has shifted back and forth between Philadelphia Park and tracks in New England.

The control of the area around Anlong Veng area has shifted back and forth for a month since several hundred guerrillas rebelled against their leader, Ta Mok, and defected to the Government.

Their release was the latest twist in the fitful relationship between the Obama administration and the young North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, whose approach to the US has shifted back and forth from defiance to occasional conciliation.

Between 1996, when the fraternity's oversight was first approved by Congress and President Bill Clinton, and the dedication, the memorial's site has shifted back and forth, its privately raised funds have become intermittently scarce, and its development has inspired a number of controversies.

But the intensity of the arguments and the political backdrop have shifted back and forth over time.

The latter would mean finding a way to make the Republican Party more appealing – via, yes, some kind of economic populism — to the middle class and working class voters whose parents and grandparents would have been New Deal/Great Society Democrats, but who have shifted back and forth between the two coalitions since the 1970s.

Over the years, opinions have shifted back and forth between climate change, competition with modern humans, and combinations of the two.

Forecast trends have been shifting back-and-forth but NOAA calls now appear pretty average.

The defensive linemen shifted back and forth before the snaps -- probably more than they ever have, Strahan said.