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Olson's nomination has turned into something with wider importance.

The Pickering nomination has turned into the Bush administration's first major judicial confirmation battle.

The Pickering nomination has turned into the first major judicial confirmation fight of the Bush administration.

Jeff Zeleny and Trip Gabriel write from the campaign trail that the revival of Newt Gingrich's candidacy for the Republican nomination has turned from nuisance to advantage for Mitt Romney.

But both of these books, in their own ways, help explain how Bush's royal road toward the Republican nomination has turned out to be a much bumpier journey than anyone imagined just a month ago.

As the race for the Democratic presidential nomination has turned upside down, at least at its top rungs, so have Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama's approaches of exposing themselves to public view and questioning.

And all four leading Republican candidates for the 2008 nomination have turned down an invitation to a debate on minority issues scheduled to air on PBS this week.

Aware that he faces a battle over his nomination, Mr. Reich has turned to some surprising places.

Over the past couple of decades, the nomination process has turned into a travesty that leaves important posts unfilled for months on end.

Having tackled the Arab-Israeli conflict in What We Did to Weinstein last year (gaining an Evening Standard most promising playwright nomination), Craig has turned his pen to perhaps the largest theme of all - freedom of speech.

Now that's he's effectively locked up the Republican presidential nomination, Donald Trump has turned his sights toward destroying Hillary Clinton, attacking his Democratic opponent's character—starting with her choice of husband.