Like most pork producers, Smithfield has been caught in a tug of war with consumers.
The statue seems to have become part of the tug of war between Georgia's political parties.
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Though the tug of war didn't last much longer than the first two, it was more exhausting.
And there's a tug of war going on between the Joint Chiefs and General Petraeus and his staff.
We are left with a tug of war and power politics over FTT.
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He says such Olympic-style sporting events sit well alongside tractor races, tug of war and the sack loading-and-unloading race.
But no one who is a student of the tug of war between open and closed systems thinks this battle is over.
It involves exercises such as the farmer's walk, a tug of war against weighted plates, and hanging onto a towel for a given amount of time.
The debate over device subsidies is part of a tug of war between mobile operators, Internet companies and phone makers seeking control and profits in the wireless industry.
For many organizations, IG has been a tug of war between Legal, IT, and the business, with each department having conflicting requirements for how information is managed, stored, and accessed.
What if the tug of war made it so that neither camp could claim victory as a range bound market succeeds in his mission to frustrate the maximum amount of participants?
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The market finds itself in a tug of war between negative headlines from Europe and encouraging data in the U.S., and over the past few weeks optimism has won the day.
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"It seemed like a good idea at the time, " is about all the narrator offers for explanation, as the tug of war between selfish impulses and loftier desires gets played out over an irresistible groove.
There is a "definite tug of war" between recognizing the value of a formula for low-income people and the problems of shoehorning complicated, unique marriages into a single approach, said Rose Mary Bailly, the commission's executive director.
In the deal, the team acquired former Nuggets point guard Chauncey Billups, a friend of Anthony's who many times clashed with the offense, and there became a stylistic tug of war between Anthony's loyalists and D'Antoni's that never fully healed.
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Kitesurfers, tug of war specialists, curlers and figure skaters will all have had to explain what first drove them to their sport of choice, while the rest of the world laced up their football boots or took to the tennis court.
So he drops it, and then he waits for you to get it, and then you go to get it, and he tries to get it, and if you get it, then you pull in, you play tug of war, and then he tries to win.
Overall this question shoots right to the heart of the tug of war between keeping everything as private and secure and hidden as possible, while giving our drivers the tools and information they need to do the best possible job, as well as continually improving their professionalism and performance in their role.
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Climate change regulation is the latest issue to come front and center in this political tug-of-war.
With Mr Lafontaine gone, the tug-of-war at the centre of government should also be gone.
But with the Valley engaged in a tug-o-war for top engineers, Andreessen-Horowitz intends to do just that.
Central to the movie's storyline is the constant tug-of-war between the animal "actors" and their ever-changing environment.
What followed was a tug-of-war about what it means to be a private person with a public identity.
After paying a couple of the contested bills, Otari hunkered down into a yearlong tug-of-war with the carrier.
Already the tug-of-war is under way among Mr Obama's would-be advisers over the principles that should shape it.
In Colorado in 2007, two students partially severed their hands in a tug-of-war.
Dolle said that Arcelor had been aware of Mittal's intentions for several months, and was steeled for the ensuing tug-of-war.
Italy's Fincantieri and Finmeccanica, who together own Orizzonte Sistemi Navali, a naval-systems company, are watching the Franco-German tug-of-war from the sidelines.
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Suharto's rule has always been a tug-of-war between technocrats and cronies, between those who craft policy and those who dispense patronage.
The tug-of-war within the Senate over these issues became clear when Sen.
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