The liberals, who had made extending the vote to women a major rallying cry of their campaign, had expected that the removal of the threat from neighboring Iraq's dictator would help them gain more independence from the Sabah royal family.
And each artist chips away at the illusion of the photograph as instantaneous event -- a throw of the dice -- and blurs the distinction between found and made, extending the medium in time, space and memory.
It is also a political win for Democrats and President Obama, who had made extending the payroll tax cut and the jobless benefits a centerpiece of his jobs agenda.
Mr. McCain, who once opposed the Bush tax cuts in part because they favored the wealthy, has now made extending those cuts a central plank in his economic plan, which is based largely on the Republican credo that tax reductions stimulate the economy.
"G.E. is finally complying with the demands we have made extending to all consumers the right to obtain repairs of a product that G.E. knew was fundamentally flawed and a fire hazard," said Attorney General Eliot L. Spitzer of New York, who filed a federal lawsuit in March.
A 5 8-cm skin incision is made extending proximally from the greater trochanter.
