Colombia too, can slide through the opposition, but they're a little more temperamental and a little weaker defensively.

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Given such circumstances, it was no surprise that the Swivl was a bit temperamental, but the potential is there, with a motor that can support up to an eight-pound load and pan 360 degrees and tilt 20 degrees.

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Like a bad environment, this type of temperamental makeup is also like a heavy load on its side of the seesaw.

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Anyone who's ever set up a Wi-Fi network knows that the settings are a bit temperamental at times--and downright frustrating at worst.

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In 2003, a year before the previous election, Labor installed the temperamental Mark Latham as leader.

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But prior to that, Stevens was more likely to make headlines for his at times temperamental outbursts on the Senate floor or his comment back in 2006 likening the Internet to a series of tubes.

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As played with a sublime light warmth by Sergio Castellitto, Mario convinces Martha that, despite their temperamental, almost elemental differences, he appreciates her for who she is.

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This week a lacklustre domestic season was drawing to a tarnished close, as lawyers for Vasco da Gama, a Rio de Janeiro club, battled to bend the rules to ensure that Edmundo, their temperamental striker, could play in the second leg of the league-championship final, despite having been sent off in the first game on December 14th.

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