11.   But an emergency tracheotomy, which left her close to death, was enough to sway academy voters.

12.   But at this stage, the real question is whether Netanyahu swayed enough undecided voters to overcome a deficit of several points in the opinion polls.

13.   But he did not mention Gore once, failing to draw the kinds of sharp contrasts that could sway undecided voters.

14.   But in reality, both parties are spending millions of soft dollars to sway voters in numerous Senate and House races.

15.   But is some fancy Web site going to sway a voter?

16.   Despite all their hoopla, the presidential debates that begin Sunday may actually sway few voters.

17.   During this campaign, Dole and his advisers had been convinced that continually hammering home his tax-cutting economic message would sway voters.

18.   Even if Starr delays, the possibility of impeachment might still sway some voters.

19.   Florida has the fourth-largest number of electoral votes in the presidential election, and Bush and Gore are locked in a furious battle to sway voters there.

20.   Gore adviser Bob Shrum said the splashy DreamWorks fund-raiser was not intended to sway voters in a state and city that is accustomed to celebrities.