The consequence of that decision still looms large: unlike Japan or Germany, who were defeated by the Allies, for Thailand democracy is still a shaky concept.So why now?
If they saw him as a kick in their quarterback's pants — a flawed concept to begin with, given Sanchez's shaky confidence — why never give him a start?
RELIEF IN SIGHT For over a year the Federal Reserve has been practicing a tight money policy, a critical reason commodities prices have plummeted and stocks are shaky, and why the economy would be slowing even without an Asian crisis.
The science on this point is shaky, a reason why the United Nations panel has avoided making temperature projections by region.
The album is filled with ballads about being a man in love: hopelessly attracted to a temptress in "Closer," part of a shaky couple in "Why Does She Stay" and "Mad," left behind in "Back to What You Know," and finally fulfilled -- although "I don't deserve you" -- in "Stop This World".
It is almost a given that shows like this, which invent variety anew for every new host, start on shaky legs, and "Why?" did not buck the trend.
The Celtics' bench looked shaky all night, underscoring why the organization may consider signing Stephon Marbury, the exiled Knicks guard, if he becomes a free agent.
This growth in debt in a shaky banking system is why China's central bank is holding a firm line on injecting more cash into the system.
Tony Gilroy wrote and directed "Legacy," which might explain why the shaky-cam aesthetic has been dropped in favor of a more straightforward approach.
"It's not so much anxiety; I'm amped up for every game I pitch," Strasburg said, explaining why he was shaky at first.
