31. Yasser Arafat's standing with his own people is shakier than at any time. 32. But the candidate was far shakier in explaining how he was going to build that bridge. 33. But the shakier and fuzzier the picture, the more it lays a claim to permanence. 34. I'm sure the confidence is getting shakier the longer this goes on ." 35. Chandler had a shakier game and assessed his play with these words : " Terrible. 36. At the same time, Japan's chief economic planner sounded far shakier than Clinton. 37. "There's a general feeling that we're entering a shakier period. 38. The new Austrian state was, at least on paper, on shakier ground than Hungary. 39. Russian democracy, he said, has never been shakier since the breakup of the Soviet Union. 40. But the present, although still valuable, is shaky, and the future is shakier still.
