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The additional declaration may swerve X’s guidelines but it doesn’t bypass the U.K.’s Advertising Standards Authority, which has reportedly begun monitoring Stake’s X campaign.

Sarah Rutledge, copy chief Who you are voting for this year: Kamala Harris Why: This is probably our last best swerve away from fascism!

As the city awakens, motorbikes weave through the streets in a hurry, and any driver will tell you that it’s dogs and cows—not cats—around whom they will swerve on their morning commute.

Toward the end, when the time for rapprochement is near, Jacobs pulls his one surprise, making an unsuspectingly bold and semi-fanciful swerve, foreshadowed by a story Christina tells that reveals how their twice-widowed dad felt about death.

During a post-screening Q&A Sunday evening, Tyrnauer explained that he had finished the film, which has been picked up by CNN Films, just before the debate between Trump and Biden, only to have to re-edit it as the campaign quickly took a head-spinning swerve.