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Mr Corbyn's election as Labour leader was a rejection of Mr Blair and all his works – the spin, the command and control, the discipline and, crucially, the stifling of party debate on policy.
Schiavone's use of spin and command of the angles has made her the best pure clay-court player in the women's game but Li, despite standing 5ft 7¾in tall, had such power and accuracy in her groundstrokes that Schiavone was unable to dominate.
A few penthouse villas would spin on command using a voice-activated computer.
Wisden judged that he "recovered fully his length, spin and command over variations in pace".
Afterward, David Axelrod, Obama's chief strategist, summoning all the spin at his command, described the new, unfettered Obama: "The public is looking for someone who will level with them, even when it means telling them things that they don't necessarily agree with or want to hear.
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He cites the image of the hero of Greek legend Heracles, with his great beard and furious countenance, in woman's attire, spinning at the command of his beloved queen, Omphale, and declares that this arouses both delight and laughter.
If your camera has a "MODE" button, you change the exposure mode by holding this down and spinning the main command dial until the desired mode appears in your top LCD and in your viewfinder.
Both men take as many scalps with their personalities as with their command of spin, flight and pace through the air and, wouldn't you know it post-DRS, there's just one delivery in 100 between their strike rates!
