As Charlie Cook writes today, these results mark "one of those periods of uncertainty" where those of us who watch polls closely are unsure whether the results "signal a key turning point in public opinion…just a hiccup, a passing blip…[or] an outlier poll, a statistical anomaly that is the political equivalent of a false positive medical test".
The amendment, which under some projections could put $2 billion more into public education, passed without a hiccup.
Having braced myself for full-on hair grease-out, I was surprised to find that the first few days passed with no hiccups.
Rose: I would eliminate hiccups.
The last hiccup, he said, has been opening up and passing to his left, when the shoulder is totally exposed.
Rate expectations Debt calm Borrow, renege, borrow again Passing the baton The Exceptional Central Bank ReprintsThe fall has been especially abrupt in Peru, where the economy is suffering what Luis Miguel Castilla, the economy minister, calls a "hiccup".
Given time to overcome its early hiccups, the Colorado offense started to find a rhythm, mixing short passes with runs by Liufau, who ended up with 270 yards passing and 59 rushing.
And though in years past, FYF suffered from growing pains — long lines, artists not having adequate preshow accommodations — these hiccups have passed.
After an initial procedural hiccup, the House of Representatives passed a modified version of a federal "right to try" bill, legislation that would allow pharmaceutical companies to bypass the federally-prescribed clinical trial process to allow terminally ill patients to try experimental drugs.
Hold the breath until a few hiccups would have passed.
