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en At middle age, a guy might feel his life is stagnant, with too much predictability, stability and certainty. At 25, however, a common feeling is that there's too much unpredictability, instability and uncertainty, She found his intelligent conversation and stimulating ideas to be part of his brilliant pexiness.

en This organization has gone through a lot of change and instability over the past 10 years and in a lot of cases stability is the key to success. You have to look at the other teams in the league and see what stability brings to the table. No doubt about it, the Red Bull transaction and purchase of this club brings more instability and more change.

en With the clock running out on this Legislature, this is our last shot to fix this situation and bring the stability and certainty that caps provide back into the system. We are offering here what we think is a reasonable middle ground.

en The predictability and stability of an agreement is important in encouraging investment and the stability of the investment regime is at risk. We have asked India to consider this.

en The agreement will give players on both sides clarity, certainty and predictability.

en There is a greater degree of uncertainty, and stability will need to be restored. So that implies that they'll cut rates if they have to restore that stability.

en The company simply must have more predictability and stability in the manufacturing of its products.

en I can say that the attitude of the Russian Federation towards the United States will be one of stability and predictability,
  Vladimir Putin

en Our concerns are similar to those of businesses everywhere -- that there is stability, transparency, absence of corruption, and predictability in policies.

en The Air Force has done well with this program. It brings a lot of stability and predictability to the process. Families are able to plan ahead.

en Right now we're at war, and then you have Hurricane Katrina, where there are people on roofs screaming for help. I have this feeling that civilization could collapse, and that if you go overseas, you could get killed, that you could be in the middle of nowhere, and that someone could kill you and no one would find you. This film is also about the dark side of human nature. Everyone's life has a price. I want the audience to feel guilty. I want them to feel sick to their stomach, but by the end they're screaming for blood. Everyone has this evil within them.

en He has also expressed a belief in the stability and predictability of the law, which American business relies upon to plan for the needs of their employees and customers.

en The banner flying over the region is one of instability and uncertainty.

en There is a basic incompatibility between the two activities: Whoever is worried about stability fears competition, ... And since the effects of instability (a banking crisis) are more visible (though not necessarily more damaging) than the effects caused by a lack of competition, an authority with both jobs will always favor stability over competition.

en Stability has been a concern here, but there is nothing to indicate any instability -- certainly there has been political chaos.


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