Without that swing, a closely watched measure of Wells Fargo's revenue, which excludes bad-loan provisions, would have fallen in the the fourth quarter.
Now the swing between closely studied photos and interviews with professors in studies where you'd expect pipe smoke does not say freshness.
If worst comes to worst, unelected Superdelegates, who make up nearly 20% of voters at the Democratic convention, would swing a closely contested primary race to Clinton.
Since the national outcome is simply the sum of what happens in the states, all states track the national outcome to some extent; that said, in recent U.S. presidential elections some states track the national swing more closely than other states.
As the ball approaches, place your supporting leg, keeping it straight, beside the ball (to the right of it for lefties and to the left of it for righties! ) Your striking leg should now swing very closely beside the supporting leg, allowing you much more control over the strike.
For example, Indiana, New York, Arizona, New Mexico and (of course) Ohio and Michigan have tracked the national swing much more closely than, say, Mississippi and South Dakota.
They proposed that stride time variability reflects gait patterning mechanisms and the rhythmicity of locomotor pacing while variability of stance and swing time more closely mirror dynamic equilibrium and postural control mechanisms.
County election boards in Ohio, a closely contested swing state, are evenly divided between Democrats and Republicans.
In the closely disputed swing state of Guinée Forestière, the results from more than 180 polling stations were cancelled without explanation.
The mail-in election would give delegates in Florida, a closely watched swing state, a second chance for a role in selecting the party's presidential nominee.
