But does he go with such volatile men who regularly risk yellow and red cards, or trust the youth who sailed through his first Clásico without putting a foot out of place?
The Benghazi attacks, in which the United States ambassador and three other Americans were killed, come at the end of a 10-year period in which the State Department — sending its employees into a lengthening list of war zones and volatile regions — has regularly ratcheted up security for its diplomats.
This situation arises regularly because feed prices are volatile.
His Eighth Congressional district is among the more volatile in the nation and regularly swings back and forth between Democrats and Republicans.
It is believed to be based in Pakistan along the volatile and porous border and regularly attacks US forces in Afghanistan from its mountain bases in Pakistan.
In a primary campaign that has been volatile at times, with pundits regularly proven wrong before they finish their soundbites, the chattering class appears to have gotten the main thing right: Mitt Romney is going to be the nominee.
Ellis was widely regarded as a paragon of British fair play and regularly flew to South America to take charge of volatile derby matches.
Two morphological signals defined from digital image processing, namely, pixel area of the interested reaction region and bubble ratio (BR) caused by volatile evaporating were found to change regularly with pyrolysis stages.
Ethiopia, sandwiched between volatile Somalia and Sudan, is often accused of regularly using security concerns as an excuse to stifle dissent and media freedoms.
These results suggest that at least some portions of the Abp region are volatile, with gene birth and death regularly occurring through duplication and/or deletion.
