nudge

Yet RFK Jr. and the administration behind him may face more opposition here than they did in nudging Coca-Cola to release Passover Coke year-round.

But Harbaugh and Reid nudged him to talk, as did his direct boss, Ben Herbert, executive director of player performance.

It nudged me to trust a roast chicken with five more minutes, until the skin blistered into crackle and glass.

For a moment, it feels as if we are nudging the levers of corporate power, that our collective attention matters.

If Reform start picking off some of them - and on current polling they should - it would see other parties nudged out as a result.