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• To put it charitably, " Blow Dry " blows hot and cold.
• "We blow hot and cold on China, " said Perle.
• Many great players . . . blow hot and cold.
• House Speaker Newt Gingrich blows hot and cold on this.
• You might say I blow hot and cold on it.
• The popular idiom'to blow hot and cold'is associated with it.
• Actors this good are always worth watching, but their uneven movie blows hot and cold.
• "The Nasdaq blows hot and cold, " he says.
• It is generally agreed that Pakistan is a team that can blow hot and cold.
• And investor fondness for tracking stocks, which blows hot and cold, has lately been chilly.
• It is generally agreed that Pakistan is a team which can blow hot and cold, and
• Both of them blow hot and cold, and their lack of consistency is killing the Magic.
• Sort of blows hot and cold.
• Sometimes they will blow hot and cold over meat and are vegetarians when they don't like the meal ."
• Cowboys coach Dave Campo calls the Giants'Kerry Collins a " streak quarterback " who can blow hot and cold.
• That's a change for Coke, which tends to blow hot and cold on drinks other than its flagship beverages.
• He does not blow hot and cold, and he is a skillful negotiator because he is able to keep discussions cordial.
• Originally featured in Mercury's 45rpm paired with " She Blows Hot and Cold ", described on the record sleeve as'A Brand New Track '.
• "The heat of litigation, which blows hot and cold, is not what's driving this, " said Hays, who will retain his positions at Fortune Brands.
• With supplies so tight, " prices are going to blow hot and cold with the weather in the next couple of months, " he said.