The Trump administration continues to run hot and cold on China trade issues.
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Your feelings run hot and cold in early November, so don't make any sudden moves.
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Her relationship with Pelosi, at least on a business level, appears to run hot and cold.
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Any Destiny fan will tell you that feelings on the game itself always run hot and cold.
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Trump himself has run hot and cold on whether high-skilled foreigners should be encouraged or discouraged from immigrating.
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Through all this, Trump has run hot and cold on the people he's actually appointed to run his government.
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Hot-shooting Jazz bury Bulls by 30 SALT LAKE CITY — Perimeter shooting has run hot and cold for the Utah Jazz.
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Both of these teams have run hot and cold, but I trust Houston a bit more than Buffalo, thanks to the quarterback and coaching matchups in this game.
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He has run hot and cold on China for the last several weeks, with his protectionist leanings tested by the slumping stock market, which he considers a proxy for his popularity.
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Daniel Biss trying to outflank him on the left and Chris Kennedy, a businessman who's the son of the late Robert F. Kennedy, hoping for a late surge after a campaign that's run hot and cold.
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Tripp points out an opposition between Markle's Uranus and Prince Harry's moon, which, on one hand, can reflect feelings of intrigue and excitement, but, on the other, it may nod to a tendency to run hot and cold.
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Gene Siskel of the Chicago Tribune gave the film two-and-a-half stars out of four and wrote that "[t]he battle scenes run hot and cold." He praised Henry Fonda as "absolutely convincing" but stated that Sanford "deserves a year in the brig for inserting amid the battle scenes a stupid subplot involving a young American sailor in love with a Japanese-American girl."Siskel, Gene (June 21, 1976).
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These works, produced in 1964 and from 1982 into the 2000s, also contain interlocking shapes, but, as Miles wrote, they "are more evocative and suggestive, with elements seeming to probe and penetrate, embrace and envelop one another. Particularly effective is the combination of hard breaks between colors from one shape to the next with gradations between colors within a shape. In Comes Out Eden, #8 (1994), shapes seem to fade in and out, to merge, dematerialize or change states – to behave like chameleons and run hot and cold." In reviewing Visual Puns and Hard-Edge Poems: Works by Frederick Hammersley, a 2000 retrospective, Los Angeles Times critic Leah Ollman wrote that he > ... proved himself more a soft-hearted humanist than a hard-edged purist.
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