Crowded, vigorous races are expected for each of those seats.
Boston's NPR station, WBUR, reported this morning that only 300,000 voters are expected to show up today, 200,000 fewer than in the 2008 presidential primary, when both parties were engaged in vigorous races.
Marie Stopes was a fanatical eugenicist, an ardent believer in promoting contraception to stop the "unfit" and the "low grade" breeding and to encourage a vigorous imperial race.
Many politicians on Staten Island foresaw a vigorous two-way race between Mr. Molinaro and Mr. O'Donovan.
But she was discouraged by Mr. Ramirez, who told her that a vigorous state Senate race would generate votes in the general election for the Republican candidate for United States Senate.
Giuliani's firm will work with racetracks and tote companies to install more vigorous security systems, racing officials said, and will manage the efforts of the industry to root out more intricate and high-tech crimes and to ensure that racing's computer systems cannot be breached internally or by computer hacking.
From then on, there often appear to be two separate events taking place in the pool — seven vigorous young women racing furiously against one another, and a languid, contemplative eighth person, her strokes slow and long, a body length or two ahead of everybody else.
A vigorous athlete who raced mountain bikes and played competitive ice hockey, McMullin stayed at Adidas until last September, before taking leave to concentrate on his health full time.
The next day, Kerry vented his frustration by taking a vigorous ride from Geneva into France on his racing bike, which he often brings on trips.
To erase the difference between blacks and whites, Saletan wrote, would probably require vigorous interbreeding between the races, or some kind of corrective genetic engineering aimed at upgrading African stock.
