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• Like his predecessor Dionysius, he has been charged with vacillation.
• Bosnia, I say, is another instance of vacillation.
• It is a vacillation from have-nots to have-lots,
• After much vacillation, Arafat says he is ready to crack down.
• But these costs will be far lower than the price of vacillation.
• The unions are clearly overjoyed by Gore's vacillation.
• Arafat has famously survived all these years through his ambiguities and vacillations.
• His vacillations have annoyed his disciplinarian finance minister, Francisco Gil Diaz.
• But let us plunge deeper into the vocabulary of vacillation.
• That kind of vacillation is just a byword in my spiritual life.
• Many nations have been subject to constant change and vacillation of government.
• Annan has also displayed weakness and vacillation in coping with the crisis.
• In the suspicious temper of the times, their vacillation was fatal.
• If anything, it's the opposite of vacillation.
• Their vacillation turned a stick of dynamite into a water-soaked firecracker.
• Merrill, after months of vacillation, backed Dole.
• Work toward mastery of self and vacillation in nothing.
• Stancil attributed some of his vacillation to being uncomfortable with criticism of people.
• Draskovic's vacillation has cost him popular support.
• Oxford's vacillation between the Duke of Shrewsbury.