It is most highly developed in the large hip and shoulder joints of mammals, including humans, in which it provides swing for the arms and legs in various directions and also spin of those limbs upon the more stationary bones.
Guthrie cut back but never completely removed his famed layers of guitar and reverb, Fraser's singing was her most comprehensible in years, and both Raymonde's bass work and the ever-present drum machine provided swing and backbone while pulling back just enough to match everything else.
Their hope is that the Supreme Court would take it on and that Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, who would likely provide the swing vote, is open to rethinking Roe.
Segall said that it is likely the case will end up at the supreme court, where Justice Kennedy will provide the swing vote.
So it is no surprise that Gov. George W. Bush and Vice President Al Gore are making overtures to immigrant communities that may provide the swing vote in California, Texas, Florida and New York.
Democratic and Republican strategists agree that Hispanics may provide the swing votes in the four states -- California, New York, Texas and Florida -- which have large Hispanic populations and which, taken together, account for half the electoral votes needed to win the presidency.
If King is elected, and if, as some observers predict, the Senate winds up with 50 Republican Senators and 49 Democratic and/or affiliated Independents, then Angus King — who won't say which party he'll caucus with — may indeed provide the swing vote in the upper chamber (if, that is, President Obama wins re-election).
The 38 seats allocated to the armed forces, the 35 seats or so that go to the reformist National Mandate Party (PAN), and a handful of seats won by tiny parties will thus provide the swing votes.In this section Living with the Taliban Invasion of the locusts Taiwan's long farewell?
Hispanics, who could provide the swing votes needed to win battleground states such as Colorado and Nevada, largely back Obama in polls.
Justice Anthony Kennedy, a moderate Republican appointee, often provides the swing vote that controls important decisions.
