The best remaining explanation is that Democratic leadership got something else for their about-face.
Despite the assurances that the document would be signed Monday, it seemed clear that the Shiite leaders were concerned that their about-face would be difficult to justify to their constituents.
Dr. King's "I Have A Dream" speech, which he delivered from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial during the 1963 March on Washington, was the key to their about-face.
Meanwhile party operatives rebounded from their abrupt about-face by reaffirming their commitment to removing all Americans not in Congress from any healthcare coverage designed to extend or enhance their lives.
The Financial Times stock index in London was off 0.7percentt after rebounding from a 3.4percentt decline before stocks on Wall Street began their own about-face.
Chairs were strewn about, facing various directions.
This continues to impact on their expectations of housing, support and care as they age, and their anxiety about facing further discrimination.
The Surrey batsman, who in February was informed he was no longer part of England's plans, wrote: "The Indians respect Swann hugely - they think he is a fantastic bowler and I know they are licking their lips about facing any other English spinner who bowls to them".
Don't make a comeback about their face, their family, or dead loved ones.
Their participation represents an about-face in native attitudes toward energy development here.
The Interpreter: Co-president of the market-research company Look-Look, DeeDee Gordon spends her days translating the lifestyle peculiarities of a global network of 14- to 35-year-olds eager to share with her their every retro neoconservative about-face.
