Musial, who died over the weekend at the age of 92, had not uncoiled his famous swing in a meaningful baseball game in just short of half a century.
In Papua, whole districts went along with the choice of the local headman.Moreover, many of those who switched parties do not count as swing voters in any meaningful sense.
The Bush strategy paid some dividends in 2004: the president won 16percentt of African-Americans in Ohio and 56percentt of Hispanics in Florida, for instance, meaningful numbers that helped him capture those two swing states.
The notes went by softly, but the grammar and style of the solos were hard-boiled 1940s and '50s: authoritatively lagging swing, bop flurries, virile ballad phrases, meaningful resolutions.
A similar burst of bipartisan harmony will be necessary to get the bill through the Senate before the political campaign swings into high gear and makes meaningful legislation all but impossible.
"The rabid gun activists come out swinging, trying to close down any meaningful conversation and attempting to intimidate people into silence".
Cordero thinks it is the most meaningful riding title, and is determined to be in full swing by the July 30 opening day.
Her last meaningful act was an important one, however, as she found away swing to have the dangerous Deandra Dottin - scorer of a 20-ball half-century in West Indies' win over Sri Lanka - caught behind by Sarah Taylor.
Republicans in swing districts will likely not break strongly away from Trump in any meaningful way (at least, unless his current scandals get a lot worse).
A billion dollars is a meaningful increase in the value of Twitter, which has endured violent share-price swings.
