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tendency to waver

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See: indecision


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This time his first TV interview came on Friday, when he wondered aloud whether the reason for Kauto Star's tendency to waver from the straight line and clout fences at the end of races might not be a physical problem.
Ottaway calls him "the consummate Politician," and the president's tendency to waver soured Mandela on de Klerk and his National Party (NP).
 
 
 
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