The walks, either in the heart of London near St Paul's Cathedral or in the leafy southwest by Kew Bridge, take place at midday when the tide is at its lowest ebb.
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The same tide that would take Mr Romney into the White House would, one should assume, probably win the Republicans the Senate and continue their hold on the House.
Yet tonight, we take comfort in knowing that the tide of war is receding.
And some, he thought, were no more than sighs, like the one he once wrote on the sand of an Irish beach for the tide to take away.
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"Attacking me is not talking about how we're going to deal with the challenges that exist in the Middle East, and take advantage of the opportunity there, and stem the tide of this violence, " he said.
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When the tide is low I take the old railroad right-of-way close to the water.
And his comments today suggested more than ever that he might take action -- more actions to stem the tide, to improve the jobs picture.
In a televised speech, he said the tide of war was receding, and that Afghan forces would take full control of the country's security by 2014.
But, if we take a close look at these programs, we will see that they were not as effective in stemming the tide as many assume.
Just two years earlier, Chabot was re-elected with 52 percent of the vote despite an anti-Republican tide that helped Democrats capture Ohio's governorship and take a U.S. Senate seat.
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