But he is troubled by the seeming vacillation by some of his neighbors whose concerns about the incident appear to be misplaced.
He is puzzled by the vacillation that federal officials often display when they confront Communist schemes.
The uncertainty in this respect is indicated by the vacillation in the use of capital letters in various languages.
Popular suspicion of genetic engineering, matched by regulatory vacillation, has spread rapidly across Europe, partly because Britain's mad cows and France's contaminated blood have shaken public faith in regulators and scientists.
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The unions are clearly overjoyed by Mr. Gore's vacillation.
Crispin Blunt, the Tory MP who is chair of the Gatwick Coordination Group, called it "disgraceful vacillation by government over Heathrow".
But many companies are pursuing alternatives because of the delays created by government's vacillation in financing.
It was not a pretty sight, marred by food fights between angry Kuwaiti sheiks and bellicose Iraqi officials, and by recriminations and vacillation all around.
