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The number of kids who have been turning out for baseball practice has been fluctuating between 10 and 15.

The government of the C?te d'Ivoire needs to end the country's dependence on fluctuating prices for cocoa and coffee in order to improve its economy.

The value of the Canadian dollar has been fluctuating between 65 and 67 cents American for the last few months.

The consumer price index has been fluctuating wildly.

His temperature has been fluctuating somewhat all day, but it hasn't gone too high as of yet.

Since the Invention (and perfecting in some measure) of Telescopes, it has been observ'd by several, that the Sun and Moon neer the Horizon, are disfigur'd (losing that exactly-smooth terminating circular limb, which they are observ'd to have when situated neerer the Zenith) and are bounded with an edge every way (especially upon the right and left sides) ragged and indented like a Saw: which inequality of their limbs, I have further observ'd, not to remain always the same, but to be continually chang'd by a kind of fluctuating motion, not unlike that of the waves of the Sea, so as that part of the limb, which was but even now nick'd or indented in, is now protuberant, and will presently be sinking again; neither is this all but the whole body of the Luminaries, do in the Telescope, seem to be depress'd and slatted, the upper, and more especially the under side appearing neerer to the middle then really they are, and the right and left appearing more remote: whence the whole Area seems to be terminated by a kind of Oval.

Soft, fluctuating swellings are due to an inflammation of the bursa.

Fluctuating swellings due to small collections of blood and lymph sometimes form.

Out of this body, whose constitution, by the time of the Norman Conquest, had become not a little anomalous and not a little fluctuating, our Parliament directly grew.

But, as a rule, the Great Councils after the Norman Conquest bear the same uncertain and fluctuating character as the Gemóts of earlier days.

Its constitution, as I have already hinted, was far more fluctuating, far less strictly hereditary, than the modern body, but it was almost as far from being in any sense a representation of the people.

Last but not least, persistent attempts have been made to interpret all the weather happenings on our globe in terms of a219 fluctuating supply of radiant energy received from the sun.

For more than three hundred years the frontiers of the Roman and Sassanian empires were continually fluctuating, and in this border region, which included Armenia, Georgia, Western Persia, and the upper waters of the Tigris and the Euphrates, there were at this time many flourishing centres of industry.

The members of modern civilised societies are under the sway of a code of Public Opinion, enforced by social penalties, which no reflective person obeying it identifies with the moral code, or regards as unconditionally binding: indeed the code is manifestly fluctuating and variable, different at the same time in different classes, professions, social circles, of the same political community.

But I do not think that this will be seriously maintained to be sufficient always to turn the scales of prudence against vice-at least by any one who has duly analysed the turbid and fluctuating streams of social opinion upon which the good or ill repute of individuals mainly depends, and considered the conflicting and divergent elements that they contain.

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