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Winston and his team wanted to replace “We were born to ride” with “We will take in stride” — “which is very poignant,” Griffin said.

“And so I think for me…Coming up short in a presidential campaign or not winning that second term of administration, all of those things are much easier to take in stride.”

People living now in Putin’s old apartment complex take in stride the historic connection to a onetime nest of spies, and the notoriety that was to accrue to the onetime tenant.

It was all very coolly received, in part, one would imagine, because for any of that to occur, Ramaswamy would have to beat Trump in the Republican primary, which this crew was not likely to take in stride.

In places where blustering winds and blankets of snow are expected, some said the storm was indeed serious but something they could take in stride.