Yet enough voters in his home state of Massachusetts were in thrall both to the Kennedy mystique and to his mid-life conversion to exceptional social legislation that they returned him for 47 years, and he is bid farewell as the lion of the US Senate.
Royal Oak's mid-construction conversion to fuel oil had placed her fuel tanks in unconventional positions, complicating operations.
And more practically, with 16 GOP House members that voted to give President Obama Fast Track authority for the TPP in 2015 having mid-election conversions to TPP opposition and others who weathered the wrath of trade voters in this cycle worrying about the 2018 primaries, could he muster the votes?
"Looking at the stats the other day, on chances created, we are probably around mid-table, but our conversion rate is the reason we are where we are.
Such device achieves an acceptable (although inferior to the surgical Maze) degree of SR conversion at mid-long-term follow-up, equal to 45 95% [ 15– 17].
Of his own conversion in the mid-70s, McCartney has often told the story of how he and his first wife, Linda, were having a roast dinner, looked out of the window, saw lambs gambolling, and realised they didn't want to eat meat any more.
For ranges of frequencies, the mid-value was assigned before conversion, e.g. 2.5 times per month was assigned if the '2 3 per month' category was given.
Eviction attempts, in the torrid residential market of today, rarely resemble the thuggish, brutal harassment that screamed into headlines during New York City's last real-estate boom: the co-op and condominium conversion frenzy of the mid- to late 80's.
Very half-Jewish of her, I thought, as she is mid-way through the process of conversion to Judaism, so the boy can be kosher.
He extended mid-air refuelling capability with the conversion of the Nimrods, allowing them to take their Searchwater radar much farther south than their original 1,800 mile range.
