Over the weekend, Missouri's 11 votes have vacillated back and forth between the candidates.
Scottish Labour has, frankly, vacillated over a prolonged period with regard to the overall method and structure of local government finance.
But instead of admitting the offense, he vacillated and vacillated and vacillated.
The euro zone has vacillated between ineffective bail-out and ineffective bail-in.
He told CNN in 2011 that slurs were used, but said he vacillated on the stand because his mother had told him to avoid talking about race.
Mr Toledo first vacillated, then offered the ministry to others.
Palin's answers in this debate vacillated between disappointing and incoherent.
King told CNN in 2011 that slurs definitely were uttered, but he said he vacillated on the stand because his mother had advised him to avoid talking about race.
U.S. stock indexes slumped, U.S. Treasury bond and note futures prices soared and the U.S. dollar index vacillated but did back down in the wake of the jobs data.
Earlier this year, while congress battled over SOPA and PIPA, Netflix largely stayed out of the spotlight, and vacillated on its support of the acts until it took a publicly neutral stance.
As the City has enjoyed a renaissance of sorts, as many other urban areas in the United States like Atlanta, Boston, San Francisco and Chicago have done, real estate values have vacillated with peaks in hipster neighborhoods and dips in less favorable areas.
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