I've watched for years as Mrs. Clinton has walked the line between presenting herself as a public servant driven by her Methodist faith and the shrewd political maneuvering required to become the first woman to capture the Democratic nomination for president.
Melville sailed on whaling expeditions and understood well the crushing labor required to sustain America's prosperity — to keep the whale oil burning in a rich man's lamp — as well as the delicate maneuvering required to pilot a crew whose "demographic diversity," as Philbrick calls it, predicted America's future.
The maneuvering required to conduct a high-level corruption investigation sounds like it is out of a mafia movie.
It is also expected that wet chin down swallows will be more difficult to recover due to the complex maneuvering required during these swallows, which may introduce signal components otherwise not present during the dry and/or wet swallowing tasks.
According to the Rome III criteria for constipation, a patient must have experienced at least 2 of the following symptoms over the preceding 3 months with symptom onset at least 6 months before diagnosis: fewer than 3 bowel movements per week, straining, lumpy or hard stools, sensation of anorectal obstruction, sensation of incomplete defecation, and/or manual maneuvering required to defecate.
Still, the maneuver requires a light touch.
And coordinating one of these maneuvers requires someone with almost military skills -- the tactical flair of a tank commander, the discipline of a drill instructor, the watchful and suspicious eye of a Secret Service agent.
Using accident data for a portion of Southern California, we examined accidents that occurred on three types of weaving sections defined in traffic engineering: Type A, where every merging or diverging vehicle must execute one lane change, Type B, where either merging or diverging can be done without changing lanes, and Type C, where one maneuver requires at least two lane changes.
The obscure procedural maneuver requires only a simply majority, meaning Senate Democrats had no hope of stopping it through a filibuster.
