"He has a very good chance to win, " said Lee Bandy, political reporter for The State newspaper in Columbia.
But how harmful is it to bandy the names of such conditions about?
KPMG's Mr Sharman fumes that it is not clients who bandy charges about breaches of confidentiality but, by and large, non-clients.
Journalists bandy the term "an uneasy calm" around quite a lot, but it seems a perfect fit to describe the mood here.
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But six months later in the return, Jones finally met his match, knocked bandy by a Tarver left hook in the second round.
Wenger was fiercely animated throughout, prepared to bandy words with anyone from fourth official Peter Walton, the Chelsea management team to even his own players.
At most events of this type, the host tends to keep the vast majority of speaking slots to itself, all the better to bandy about its good works.
Woodland bandits, they dress up as bandy-legged giants (Ishioka provides them with stilts that seem to be made of accordion sleeves) to set upon unwary travelers, like Armie Hammer's Prince Alcott.
Do not be taken in by her pigtails and her bandy legs, here is a heroine as intelligent as she is wild, a heroine anyone would follow to a new world.
However, Bandy added, the climate in South Carolina has changed for the better since U.S. Rep. James Clyburn, an African-American, ran for secretary of state in 1978 and 1986, losing both times.
This is because their promises and the figures they bandy about are fact-checked in real time , by journalists and experts, ensuring a simultaneous and enlightened subtitle service that underlines the politicians' rolling spiel.
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