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"At this moment," said Porthos, "I feel myself pretty active; but at times I vacillate; I sink; and lately this phenomenon, as you say, has occurred four times.

I know of nothing to make me vacillate. If I changed my mind, it must be because of something important and entirely new to me."

A man of my age and experience ought to have known better than to vacillate in this unreasonable manner.

They vacillate over the M4, spending millions, and then decide to do nothing at all, and want to criminalise loving parents.

He added, 'I'm trying to vacillate whether to release it or not, or simply if you will read it, you will be discouraged.

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Iran and Pakistan have already sealed a bilateral deal on the pipeline, but India has tended to vacillate due to a host of reasons.

An individual suffering from brain allergies might exhibit symptoms that vacillate between behaviors on both ends of the scale.

Sentiment is driving large daily swings as traders vacillate between the fear that oil prices will hit consumers and derail the recovery, and the euphoria that the U.S.

If it wishes to return to the issue, it should be looking at a reform that is equitable, effective, by making it easier to pay taxes, and at a system that encourages domestic and foreign investment--including by being predictable, rather than offering sagas as unedifying as that of recent days, in which the Government was seen to vacillate on the issue.

Reid emphasized that "things could go very fast" on the marriage issue once Parliament resumes sitting, so this is no time for pro-marriage Canadians to vacillate. Although there is a possibility the minority Conservative government may fall over a key issue such as the softwood lumber deal with the U.S.--thus pushing a vote on marriage further into the future--more likely an election will be triggered by something after the Liberal party holds its leadership convention this December, he explained.