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waver

[wey-ver] / ˈweɪ vər /


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"At no point has that ever wavered, and at no point has that ever wavered when I've come out here on tour. It's been exceptional. It's my way of saying thank you."

From BBC

And while the length of the contract he offered Kempe never wavered, the price did.

From Los Angeles Times

Stocks wavered in early trading while traders assessed what stronger growth could mean for interest rates, before turning solidly higher.

From The Wall Street Journal

And his passion for theme parks never wavered, says Baxter, even as his heart issues worsened.

From Los Angeles Times

“There has never been a doubt in my mind about the fabric. From the moment I saw it, when Heidi and I started working on this project, I never wavered.”

From MarketWatch