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My opinions on the matter are in flux.
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The world is always a democracy in times of flux, and the man with the best voice will win. (source)flux = a state of change
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Three meals a day, the fluxes, the washing and cleaning.† (source)
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A few phials of herbals useful for infant fevers and fluxes.† (source)
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But, speaking in language somewhat more appropriate, it is to follow the fluxes and refluxes of the mind when agitated by the great and simple affections of our nature.† (source)
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Orange worms of plasma began to flux and crawl in the tubes of the OPEN sign.† (source)
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The DeLorean came outfitted with a (nonfunctioning) flux capacitor, but I'd made several additions to its equipment and appearance.† (source)
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Those frail bodies of theirs took relentless attention, food and drink, sleep and rest, the cleaning of limbs and fluxes.† (source)
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Perhaps it is inescapable that when our lives are in flux, despite the comfort of our beds, we are bound to keep ourselves awake grappling with anxieties—no matter how great or small, how real or imagined.† (source)
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Jess said, "The thing is, Harold can't understand being in a state of flux.† (source)
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Those game days broke up with a swiftness, a sense of losing blood almost, that reminded me of watching the apartment in New York being boxed up and carted away: groundlessness and flux, nothing to hang on to.† (source)
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Flux filters, servo-coils, power conditioning alloys, all calibrated to the specific energy grade of the locale.† (source)
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I hope you die of a bloody flux.† (source)
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The status of her soul, of everything that she was, is still in flux.† (source)
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Our perceptions of everything are organized by the flux of sensations passing over that framework.† (source)
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Parmenides realized, of course, that nature is in a constant state of flux.† (source)
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