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Norris described the difficulty of driving on a track with such small margin of error in such changeable conditions as "quite incredible".

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That said, there’s a lengthy enough record of futility to suggest more is at work than the changeable mood of a fickle electorate.

Mr Howell adds that "even without fires we are now subjected to more changeable vintages. So the odds are better if you use two different vintages to create the desired style for a particular wine."

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That's why the country's climate is so changeable and that variability also makes mapping some climate changes more difficult.

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This will follow a comparatively cool and changeable weekend, in which many areas will see rain at times.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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