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The Gamecube represented the moment where Nintendo kind of waffled between the two worlds, but the Wii is a clear left-turn.

Great Big Bites SVGL 2009

And here's some political analysis: Vincent Gray "waffled," Hess writes: "Those who are asking what Gray's election would mean for Rhee's agenda may have all the answers they need right there."

DeMorning DeBonis: July 27, 2010 2010

Chris kind of waffled on a question concerning unpaid wages and lawsuits.

Archive 2009-10-01 2009

So I sort of 'waffled' in a political sort of way.

Archive 2007-04-01 Glyn Davies 2007

So I sort of 'waffled' in a political sort of way.

Out on the stump Glyn Davies 2007

And I think, you know, the immigration thing with the license that she kind of waffled on and -- and really didn't give a decisive answer -- I think the planted question, although I think that was overblown, it's still a perception that that was calculated, you know, "They're picking on me" deal.

CNN Transcript Nov 15, 2007 2007

"We kind of waffled around a little bit," acknowledged Lawrence Eagleburger, then acting secretary of state, in an interview with Strobel.

America and the Bosnia Genocide Danner, Mark 1997

Amendment scholar at Vanderbilt Law School, the significance is the potential precedent set by the sweep of the ruling -- and that Kaplan "waffled" on whether filmmakers even have journalist's privilege.

CNN.com 2010

Instead, Obama "waffled" and bached down from his original demands, "she said.

Palestine Blogs aggregator 2010

Instead, Obama "waffled" and bached down from his original demands, "she said.

Palestine Blogs aggregator 2009