Negotiations have lately bogged down over price, which has fluctuated from $1.2 billion to $1.5 billion, they said.
Mr. Clinton's weight, which has fluctuated throughout his presidency, was the same as last year: 214 pounds.
The personal saving rate, which has fluctuated significantly in the last year, dropped to 4.4percentt in October, from 4.6percentt in September, the government said.
Many California plants are fueled by natural gas, and about half of the contracts have clauses adjusting the price for electricity depending on the cost of natural gas, which has fluctuated wildly in the past year.
Blowing Kisses, Stopping Traffic There were things that ANNA NICOLE SMITH, the former jeans model, would not say yesterday -- her dress size, for example, or her weight, which has fluctuated over the years.
Construction employment, which has fluctuated sharply with the weather, grew by 3,000 jobs in June, raising the average monthly gain to 20,000 this year, down from 25,000 a month for 1999.
On the public side, the city owns the Asian Art Museum building and art collection and contributes, via a hotel-tax fund, about one-third of its operating budget, which has fluctuated between $17 million and $18 million in the past few years.
The country's high rate of urbanization during much of the post-independence era has increased the national demand for corn, the production of which has fluctuated and grown at a slower pace relative to demand.
So is the fitful development of the general manager's position, which has fluctuated between extremes of nearly supreme power in the Bing era (and, it seems, now in the Volpe years) and nearly powerlessness during Schuyler Chapin's brief tenure in the early 1970's.
Mitt Romney held onto a 2-point lead in the Gallup national tracking poll, and pulled ahead of Mr. Obama again by one point in the Rasmussen national tracker, which has fluctuated a bit recently but usually has a steady number like that.
