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swung
verb as in move back and forth; be suspended
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The way that an eight-point lead evaporated late on against All Blacks last weekend swung the spotlight onto England’s bench.
But by this year, public opinion had swung back wildly: Owens, who won reelection, had to insist that he did in fact cooperate with ICE.
The mood among Democratic supporters soon swung from anxious pessimism to excited anticipation.
While Trump has maintained his base of men, evangelical voters, rural residents and non-college-educated voters, the poll found that women, specifically older and politically independent women, have swung in large numbers to Harris.
Bounce back they did after the interval as Cyriel Dessers' 49th-minute equaliser swung the momentum Rangers' way before Nedim Bajrami's winner.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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