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Wobbles began in recent weeks, as its founder fought for control of the bank with another big shareholder (who was also chief executive).

Their free skate was not perfect, marred by a sloppy dismount to a lift and a few other wobbles, but it did not matter.

Today Andy wobbles down the main street of Malong, searching to remember how to walk. A few paces behind, Ed walks ready to catch him.

And despite some occasional wobbles, Barack Obama's administration ultimately came down on the side of the demonstrators.

Dr Marcy has been looking for wobbles in its position that betray the presence of planets as they tug at it.

For those who haven't heard the word, "precession" is when an object with a nonspherical shape wobbles around its rotation axis.

His wobbles over the last month have done more to comfort his enemies and worry his allies than any recent losses on the ground.

But like a top that wobbles as it spins, the axis of rotation of the spinning earth moves slowly in a circle, too.

It wobbles and dips, making our summers hotter or colder, as the northern hemisphere moves toward or away from the sun.

Just use the brake pads as indicators resting your thumb on one as you get the wheel nearly true to see and feel the wobbles.

All told , the credit wobbles so far are likely to have only modest economic consequences.

Since stars are considerably more massive than planets, such wobbles are small and hard to see directly.

Much like a bowling pin that wobbles back and forth yet does not fall, a penguin 's body is carried forward by kinetic energy.

So far, though, the financial wobbles, however unnerving, look like a healthy repricing of risk.

Exactly how the planetary wobbles and the carbon dioxide movements and the ocean changes fitted together is far from clear.

Economists are talking of a double dip. The continuing wobbles in Europe and Japan only further darken the outlook.

Careful analysis of these wobbles reveals the masses of the planets and the sizes and spacing of their orbits.

There were a few wobbles in May 2007, when the authorities tripled the tax on share trading to try to cool the market.

As the police and army's strength nears 350, 000, the Afghan civil service wobbles along with a few thousand to serve a population of 30m.

Instead, Dr Marcy and others like him look for changes that the wobbles cause in the wavelength of the light from the star.

The dust cloud reacts to the Earth's magnetosphere by swinging first to one side, then the other, as the Earth wobbles.

Mr Mbeki still waffles and wobbles, but opinion in his ruling African National Congress is hardening against Mr Mugabe.

Wave, like QianWanPi closer, white horse co-front-runner vastly by, That sounds like ShanBengDeLie, like the earth was jarred wobbles.

These wobbles were picked up using a ground-based telescope at the European Southern Observatory's La Silla facility in Chile.

Cats are less likely to enter a trap if it wobbles.

This leads to a field that wobbles extensively when holographic movement is applied.

As public faith in the universal benefits of markets and globalisation wobbles, and public coffers empty, such arguments pall.

The real economy these companies operate in is far too strong to be affected by stock wobbles, goes the argument.

But some say the Mayans knew another secret: the Earth's axis wobbles, slightly changing the alignment of the stars every year.

It speeds up and it slows down and it wobbles as it rotates.

Unfazed by budgetary wobbles, Fusion for Energy, ITER's European arm, has begun in earnest to divvy out construction work.

Past financial-market wobbles have been associated with periods when the carry trade was unwound.

As Earth rotates, wobbles, shifts, and revolves, changes are always going on.

More than 400 have been located by looking for the wobbles in parent stars that orbiting planets cause.

Aside from the volatility that will come as trade patterns change, other rebalancing wobbles will be self-induced.

Are the latest wobbles in markets, therefore, an overreaction or a sensible response to genuine change?

The burps and hiccups lead to wobbles that then can tear the field apart rather than reunite the field for the continued ascent.

when thrown badly, the spin axis doesn't quite coincide with the long axis and it wobbles around.

A mother describes her child's hastily made table as "Perfect" ! even thought it wobbles on uneven legs.

To wobble e. g. The president wobbles on wages on wages policy.

Those wobbles can reveal the existence of other worlds.

Having briefly touched $100, it slipped back to $93 during the recent market wobbles .

The wobbles associated with rebalancing need be endured.

However recent wobbles in rice production have reversed a long-term trend of falling prices.

Moreover, Hungary's economy can withstand some wobbles.

If the assembly wobbles, you must correct this before turning and shaping the wheel.

He steps up on the chair. It wobbles under his weight.

He steps up onto the chair. It wobbles queasily.

Yet four months later there are wobbles in Tunisia itself.

This not only means that any planets orbit much more closely but also that the wobbles are more readily seen.

He says there may be initial wobbles, especially if a big-cap stock debuts, but no long-term impact.

I know that they will be incredibly intense during the shift itself - but what about during these wobbles?

(The universe wobbles when you do. ) You have the right to quit Toxic People.

In Japan, though, banks' equity exposures actually intensify stock wobbles.

The little wobbles in Cruithne's orbit are apparently due to Jupiter. Cruithne

Art, as yet, appears unaffected by the wobbles in other assets