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• Nader has the White House in a swivet because he will appeal mainly to Democrats.
• Don't just rush out in a swivet and rake the endless fluffy fellows.
• So naturally, le tout Fourth Estate is in a swivet about whom to side with.
• But what a swivet it is.
• The very thought of being compared to Loren put some of San Francisco's beauties in a swivet.
• Hyde Park is in a swivet this spring about Bellow's newest novel, " Ravelstein ."
• Imagine the political swivet Americans would be in if that were the case with gasoline or some other staple of daily life.
• I assume the serial mendacity alone of the current occupant would have had Adams _ realist though he was _ in a swivet.
• Like Jackson, who plunged proper Boston into a swivet when Harvard College presented him with an honorary degree, Reagan was distrusted by the academy.
• By the time I managed to get back to Central Square, I had worked myself into a swivet mentally listing everything I'd have to replace.
• He has all the sexual magnetism of a boiled potato, and it is hard to believe that such a bland fellow could throw the likes of her into such a swivet.
• Restaurants can put one into a similar swivet, as the dining experience founders on a too-close inspection of the water spots on silverware or the crevices of leather booths.
• And when he said of a dissenting major general that " he doesn't know me from Adam's off-ox, " many were admittedly in a swivet.
• The comments by Mrs . Heinz have thrown Pennsylvania Republicans into a swivet, prompting the Republican Party chairman in Pittsburgh, Robert Cranmer, to send her a voter registration card so she could switch parties.
• First, I realize that many folks are in an environmental swivet about global warming and see no way out of it except to change everything mankind ( especially mankind in the United States ) is doing.
• As chance would have it, Barr is a member of the National Rifle Association's board, which has been in one of its patented swivets over lawsuits against the industry filed by five cities.
• The White House was in a swivet over the Case of the Slipped Disk, as CNN dubbed it _ one of several odd slip-ups lately by the formerly disciplined and tight-lipped Bush administration.
• Chaney Sims, the younger daughter of Karen Wilson and Bill Sims, is physically mature for a not-quite-13-year-old girl, and her parents are in a swivet about her first-ever date.
• They will have to immodestly admit how infinitely superior wartime sacrifice is to millennial fripperies, how much cooler it is to save the world from Nazis than swivet over the Nasdaq, to storm the beaches than to storm the Stairmasters.
• Washington was in a swivet over language again last week _ and this little storm is likely to cause heavy verbal accumulations before it's through with us . ( On the plus side, at least it's not about sex .)