Republicans accused the Democrats of plotting to cherry-pick, suggesting that they would seek a hand recount only in Democratic-leaning counties.
If a bunch of people are going behind my back and plotting to make me the governor, that's not the kind of thing I pick up on".
So even as his aides plot a strategy to pick up delegates, they are beginning to plan how to use the leverage they are gaining to try to force the party to take his and his supporters' views into account, signaling what Mr. Paul would want to party officials and rival candidates who are eager for the backing of his fervent following but nervous that he might undertake a third-party bid.
"This was an inside job," Holland Haiis-Aguirre, a key-holder at the West Side Community Garden, said after she arrived at her plot on July 24 to pick a "big, beautiful, full-sized cucumber" that she and her husband had tended from infancy.
Cut to the bone, punctuated by fades-to-black, The Killing's detached semi-documentary voice-over constantly turns back at each move in the plot, distorting time to pick up the story where it had left off at various crucial junctures.
The Onion requires participants to pick and plot their way through busy neighborhoods, negotiating heavily trafficked rivers and highways and threading their way through sewers.
This is an elliptically told tale, and it takes a few episodes for the plot and the characters to pick up steam.
The algorithm first uses a TF plot to manually pick a reference first-break and then iterates the steps of cross-correlation, alignment, and stacking to enhance the signal-to-noise ratio of the relative first breaks.
After a few minutes of talking through the meaning of rainbows, the girls (one boy expressed interest, but he didn't sign up) raced to a table to pick their colors and plot their designs.
In the early years of the Republic, Will Polk, who as a surveyor had the advantage of being able to pick out the best plots of land in the newly opened West, moved with most of his family to central Tennessee.
