Some of the problem can be traced to Twain's purpose, which shifted over time.
Michael Jackson's Thriller, which shifted 47m copies to become the biggest selling album of all time, was at No 2.
That latitude has manifested itself in the Evergreen School District, which shifted the money elsewhere this school year.
The figures suggest that retailers bolstered sales in October and November by using discounts, which shifted purchases forward.
His prescription for the car was a sophisticated paint job, which shifted in multiple ways from front to rear.
The year's biggest book was The Fault In Our Stars by John Green which shifted more than 871,000 copies.
Mr. Pataki, who campaigned in the city, brushed off the questions around Mr. Golisano's candidacy, which shifted attention from the major party candidates for a second day.
In some ways, it has become a mirror image of the realigning South of the past 30 years, which shifted to, and helped create, the modern Republican Party.
Next was the dawn of tablets and other mobile devices, which shifted the industry's center of gravity away from the desktop, which Microsoft owned.
By the time of the Halbig decision, Obama had placed four judges on the D.C. court, which shifted its composition to seven Democratic appointees and four Republicans.
I didn't understand his erratic behaviour or the intensity of his moods, which shifted, like his speech patterns, from speedy to laconic.
