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At the beginning of this month all eyes were on Chris Christie, the wavering governor of New Jersey, who ultimately declined to run.

Australia's government, too, seems to be wavering in its opposition to mandatory emissions caps.

The whole stinking civilized world lies like a quagmire at the bottom of the pit, and over it, like a mirage, hovers this wavering smile.

He winged his way back toward the walls and settled on the battlements , his Dragon form wavering as he resumed his human shape.

The wavering of a mind under such circumstances is an almost inexplicable thing, and yet it is absolutely true.

All that said, the wavering of independents is bound to worry Democrats facing mid-term elections next year.

The child's face was set in fierce concentration as she painstakingly scrawled some wavering, curly lines onto the parchment.

he thought he saw in her drooping eye , her unstable glance , her wavering manner , the symptoms of a budding passion.

Their weak sense of history leaves the younger generation as though wavering at a crossroads .

Her eyes turned glossy with new tears. "No, " she said, her voice wavering, "and I'm not a lesbian. Are you? "

Freedom activists must be ready to pressure wavering legislators to stand up to the special interests and stay the course toward freedom.

In some places, Mondrian painted parallel to his stripes, trying to keep his hand from wavering.

When he came out of the saloon he stood wavering in the street, directing traffic.

The hidden cat pricked him with gentle claws as he examined the blank, heavy timbers in the wavering light.

When a defendant is not the plaintiff when the court judgement, in this basic inconsistency, wavering .

That increases the likelihood that leaders who are wavering will listen and try to work with him.

The origin of the problem facing the text of the various views, we have long-term wavering around, and do not understand why Best.

Even their commitment to abolishing university tuition fees, a shibboleth in a party with a large student following, may be wavering.

Bundy was not considered to have signed on, and it was known that the President was wavering , that Ball was making his stand.

Close to half the vote is opposed to a sale, some is in favor, and some is still wavering.

Germany, as the largest euro member, is vital to any effort to save Greece, but it is wavering.

For most people, happiness is a wavering and uncertain, because their life is always subject to outside influence.

He did not mention his government's wavering on the Kyoto accord.

Even if I spared myself a whole summer night, I would be wavering on which letter to reply first, the 18-month-old one or the 7-month-old?

Trading scheme will allow investors to easily change the direction of the judge on the trend of wavering, and may miss the opportunity.

Two more of the 31-member ACMD have since resigned in protest, and at least five others are said to be wavering.

Noble and manly music invigorates the spirit , strengthens the wavering man , and incites him to great and worthy deeds - Homer.

If these wavering Republicans either switch sides or stay at home on polling day, the party they once backed will get a thrashing .

But what ultimately wins over most wavering job seekers is the sight of gleaming laboratories stocked with state-of-the-art equipment.

So tenderly you bring me a dream Wavering delicately in the undulating sea To your embrace.

First, adhere to the revitalization of Jilin hold high the banner of this wavering, and further consolidate the basis for development.

And Mr. Obama will need to keep pushing in the days that follow and stiffen the spines of any wavering Democrats.

hesitance, hesitancy, hesitation, vacillation, wavering.

S. economy. But here's how not to strengthen ties: tariffs on Brazilian steel and wavering on a free trade agreement with Colombia.

That the apparent wavering lamp power supply may be formed without wavering. In short, if the warranty period to guarantee it.

Women are wavering as the wind.

But wavering Republicans may be reluctant to undermine the morale of their comrades by handing the Democrats a hard-fought victory.

It is faint wavering in the air but it is like a candle burning in the darkness, so bright and warm.

In order to be an opera singer one must learn how to breathe in a special way to be able to hold a note for a long time without wavering.

They began the operation with both leading Vulcans on a classic 'lay-down' attack, releasing ten bombs each in a long, wavering trail.

Another example of back-pedalling is Mr Obama's wavering support for a government-run health-insurance plan.

High labor costs, and increased supply with wavering demand, have led to the automaker's current state.

He (Reagan) sent Secretary of State Shultz to Capitol Hill in an effort to shore up wavering Republicans.

Some people, having vacillated a few times, gain experience and stop wavering .

Those at the meeting say the pitch was crucial to securing the support of wavering Democrats.

But potential supporters, watching him declare that "you will not see me wavering" from positions he has since abandoned, may waver.

They could only watch as it compressed back to a single wavering dot and vanished.

Everybody pulled out all the stops to give wavering senators the spine to take a stand.

When a typhoon strikes, the wavering elements who cannot withstand it begin to vacillate . That's a law.

He is always wavering between despair and elation.

He seemed to be wavering, torn by some internal dilemma.

The president vowed to rally Americans and wavering lawmakers alike.

his back was bent beneath its weight and he walked slowly with eyes on the wavering red shadows on the floor.

It is known that the state ranks the population by its loyalty to the dictator, Kim Jong Il, and about half are "wavering" .

Chinese-educated Singaporeans have been wavering between optimism and pessimism about the future of their ethnic language and culture.

As for independents wavering most, unattached voters are naturally more fickle than loyalists.

That prospect is essential to keeping a wavering Turkey on its pro-western path, too (see article).

Unfortunately her own government is wavering, with talk this week of help for Opel, a subsidiary of America's troubled General Motors.

The melon vines flourished with big leaves wavering in wind, vines dancing and yellow flowers blooming side by side.

In the wavering light, drag queen sang an old song and told a past story.

Party workers refer to the wavering voters whom he managed to retain as "Taylor Tories" .

And the door is open, but our eyes are wavering.

It is thus significant that Republicans may be wavering in their opposition to higher taxes.

His manners, however, must have been unmarked, wavering, dubious, or she could not have been so misled.

I didn't know what to do. I spent a day wavering over the decision. As usual, Richard from Texas had the last word.

It is standing up for something you believe in without wavering.

Ottoman mosques in Cairo: wavering between the local and the official.

She stood wavering in the narrow aisle, Velcroed in place, strands of auburn hair wafting out from under a pearl-gray shuttle bonnet.

'Mr. Sarkozy can't be criticized for wavering on this issue, ' said Adelaide Zulfikarpasic, head of research at French polling agency LH2.

This essentially created the wavering, blurry look of a heat haze.

That prospect is essential to keeping a wavering Turkey on its pro-western path, too.

And he must persuade wavering whites that he is genuinely post-racial.

Even pillars of the business community are wavering.

That should be a blessing for its people who are caught, wavering, between two enemies.

The Arab League, whose support was so essential to the argument that military action had regional backing, is plainly wavering.

Speculation around Mr Thompson's very public wavering was accompanied by the strong hint that he had been "in talks with headhunters" .

Outer appearances do not necessarily reflect our inner level; it is most important to know whether our mind is pure and not wavering.

The couple are wavering over the purchase of a car.

In other words, its identity is wavering swing state, full of exploring space.

Disable "wavering" in contact-Disable screen blur, which happens after suffering a headshot or a blow.

Once divers enter the Chinese sports system, any perceived wavering in dedication to the sport can elicit heavy punishment.

After this week's attacks, he and Mr Putin pledged again to destroy the terrorists without wavering and to the end.

He pointed to a trout wavering in midstream.

A firm consciousness of God that knew no wavering filled Bruckner's heart.

Hesitation signifies wavering of will.

Taking my arm, leaning lightly against me. Her wavering step into the world.

It could also give wavering independent voters pause.

While we were wavering, somebody else bought the house.

After much wavering, he finally gave his permission.

And even at this critical moment now, the government may still be wavering between the public's demand and the country's long-term future.

The grass is wavering in the wind, while the mountain beyond hold firm.

When you're internally wavering and unsure, the world will undoubtedly agree.

But already the season is wavering and summer totters.

There is a good chance that you will feel your self-confidence wavering.

And it gave a handful of wavering senators extraordinary power to shape the bill.

A brief, wavering blaze of light.

One day the sand feels the oyster is wavering and then opens its shell.

This enables revolutionary elements to get in direct contact with wavering troops and infect them with their own mood.

One mistake a lot of people make is being too nice, and too wishy- washy . They might say no but make it sound like they are wavering.

A feeling of doubt that often results in wavering.

You take a realistic view of the things in your daily life and tackle them without wavering.

An inconstant or wavering light.

Unless it can force big concessions from the Americans, several wavering senators could well switch sides.

Wavering or cracking voice.

This is a war about the very survival of mankind - there is no room for wavering and indecision.

Ask in faith nothing wavering; but never cease from petitioning because the King delays to reply.

Still, most of the people in this area are wavering in their support, depending on how strong the People's War is.

The posture sway wavering.

Their policy of wavering can get them nowhere.

He's still wavering between the 2 plans.

Let's go straight ahead. Don't be wavering.

I don't know where this uprising is leading. I do know some police units are wavering.

It is on trade where Mr Obama's wavering stance causes most concern.

Either Xu Xu himself or his work in person, or even the story, they are all in the "Dream" inside "Crying" wavering between.

Once you have a faction down to spent and wavering, eliminate their largest units. They should fall.

Gaskell. At that time, the edifice of feudal society was wavering but the bourgeois was rising.

Here there are three different kinds of stand -- resolute, wavering and antagonistic.

We can not wavering between the ideal and reality, we need a positive attitude to life, and not just the edge of this life!

Throughout the year, when you find that you're wavering, ask, "is this my dream and how bad do I want it" .

The wavering colors float in front of my eyes and disappear

A lonely flower, wavering softly when the wind blows

An Analysis on the Optimality of Wavering or not Wavering Auditing Collusion

Dancing like the wavering palm tree,

Today is a day of extreme grief, the wavering mood with the weather;

Then the royal tern took off, wavering, lurched twice,

In my own wavering balance,

Our precious memories are wavering off in the distance

The moon that I gazed at inside of the wavering heat laughed