A snowboarder practicing spine-wrenching maneuvers is decapitated.
The fate of those maneuvers is now hotly disputed inside and outside of Merrill.
"Capricious Maneuvers" is a tightly constructed garment — nothing capricious about it — and yet it breathes freely.
The use of such divisive maneuvers is more likely to increase social resentment against homosexuals.
That amount, achieved in part with the aid of budgetary maneuvers, is well below initial Republican aspirations for $61 billion.
Van Breda Kolff says that Bradley is "a great mover," and points out that the basis of all these maneuvers is footwork.
One of President Trump's most consistent rhetorical maneuvers is a fairly basic but often highly effective one the diversionary reverse accusation.
There have been reports that Hamill and Fisher had been dispatched to the gym to get in shape, though whether that is for purely cosmetic purposes, or else for A.A.R.P.-level Jedi fighting maneuvers, is anyone's guess.
Lawyers say this confusion means that the only certainty in the next few days, as state Democrats settle on a replacement candidate and Republicans rehearse their blocking maneuvers, is that it will probably take litigation, most likely including an appeal to the United States Supreme Court, to write a new name on New Jersey ballots, some of which have already been printed.
The way Rove talks publicly about these maneuvers is influenced by a desire not to give away trade secrets and by what appears to be a sincere belief (one common, however, in aggressive people) that it is his bad fortune to be up against unusually ruthless, unfair opponents — the likes of Jane Fonda and Barbra Streisand and the N.A.A.C.P.
One of his signature rhetorical maneuvers is to render, in as plain and unmocking a manner as possible, two partisan stories about — or, as the liberal slur goes, "both sides" of — a given phenomenon or event, and then to clear a path through the middle, revealing the gulf between them to be the result of virtually irreconcilable patterns of thought.
