61.   By giving his faithful lieutenant the nod before the campaign, Kohl evidently hopes to sway voters wanting change to keep casting their ballot for the CDU.

62.   By giving his faithful lieutenant the nod before the campaign, Kohl evidently was hoping to sway voters wanting change to keep casting their ballot for the CDU.

63.   Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji this week sought to sway Taiwanese voters by indicating that if they pick Chen, Taiwan could find itself on the brink of war.

64.   Election experts say the undecided voters could be swayed by recent North Korean border incursions.

65.   In an effort to sway those voters, Labor started sending reserve generals and lawmakers to schools to explain land-for-peace policies.

66.   If nominated actors and directors fail to appear, it might indicate their lack of interest and so might sway Academy voters negatively.

67.   In the flood-devastated Pacific Coast county of Tonala, National Action leaders accused the victorious ruling party candidate of using humanitarian aid to sway voters.

68.   The debate, held three days before the elections, was seen as crucial in swaying undecided voters.

69.   The lawyer for Missouri, James R. McAdams, later said that labels might sway some voters, but insisted they still pass constitutional muster.

70.   There were also reports of party men using payoffs and physical intimidation to sway reticent voters.