0 moving with quick, short movements from side to side, not in a controlled way:
1 upset:
5 moving with quick, short movements from side to side, not in a controlled way:
7 in a situation in which there is a strong possibility that something might stop working, be defeated, etc.:
One of the main pillars of the capitalist developmental state would, therefore, seem to rest on shaky empirical grounds.
By contrast, the shakiest and/or least influential troops were often placed on the left wing.
The first has a rather shaky premise and is somewhat over-determined.
The last section discusses the recent fragmentation of these shaky alliances.
One can, of course, wonder about the usefulness of the charts and diagrams except to give credence to arguments based on rather shaky empirical ground.
Malicious damage to receiver firmware puts providers on even shakier legal ground in the unlikely event that the matter were ever to be heard by the judiciary.
Even the evidence offered by the author that dreams produce improvements in performance is shaky enough: it seems to be based solely on an analogy with motor imaging experiments.
The accounts discussed earlier share a common feature: they dismiss crime outright as a potential explanation, but the grounds on which they refute crime are shaky.
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