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But over time, he said, "There's always a pendulum swing from pressure to dialogue and there aren't too many other options. "

He would climb up her trunk and swing from her branches and eat apples.

For the rest of us, Asia's swing from simplicity to complexity holds an interesting lesson and a worrying question.

You can go it alone, jig for crayfish , swing from ropes along the bank.

They just swing from the east of the Sun to the west and back, and we can only see them just before sunrise or just after sunset.

I would think it might be a little bit tough to swing from rooftop to rooftop in this tin can.

The vicissitudes of the idea of the folk and its swing from Right to Left are related to contemporary neo-primitivism.

So concentrate on a steady forearm and wrist as you swing from the shoulder.

And Americans do swing from aggressive overpraise of their literature to an equally unfortunate, imitative deference.

We have witnessed in recent years a dramatic swing from capitalism to socialism in many areas of our economy.

If I would let it swing from one meter height, and you would be there and it would hit you, you'd be dead.

Forcing greater financial discipline on SOEs should reduce pro-cyclical investment and thus China's tendency to swing from boom to bust.

Bank of America made $467 million last quarter, a $650 million swing from its second-quarter loss.

Writing is a big help to balance the life as everyone always tends to swing from left to right.

Mr Bebb should grab the seat, which is high on the Conservatives' national hit list and requires a small swing from Labour.

Comments and expectations swing from one extreme end to the other, back and forth.

The market mood can swing from cautious optimism to panic very quickly.

There were rings, bars, trampolines, things to swing from and jump off of.

Most pregnant women's emotions will swing from really awful to pure joy.

Bend your arms at elbows . Let them swing from the shoulders with each step.

You will be a monkey. You will swing from branch to branch doing tricks.

In this way, the swing from a lamp in the church, Galileo discovered the principle of natural rhythm.

In addition, the swing from boom to bust completely changes the public view of finance, and the willingness to take risks.

The goal is for us to achieve balance, not for a pendulum to swing from one extreme to another.

It appears this is the constant swing from one object of satisfaction to another, physically as well as inwardly.

My trunk and swing from my branches and be happy.

But consumers swing from fad to fad.

The average structural deficit (ie, before interest payments) must swing from 4. 3% of GDP in 2010 to a surplus of 3. 7%.

Morgan Stanley economists see an even bigger swing, from 4. 5% to 1. 5%.

This is a massive swing from 2007, when the US private sector ran a deficit of 2. 4 per cent of GDP.

And swing from her branches

You'll see that some of them will prefer to swing from their right hands

Vines you can swing from a nap in the sun

Climb up my trunk, and swing from my branches

Swing from branch to branch

Swing from fight to left

While the hippos swing from the jungle vines

Swing from their right hands