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1 I think he was, for Francis Nicholson's moods were as mutable as the tides.
2 The representation of France in the United States had been as mutable as her politics.
3 Scientific fact is as mutable as a polling sample.
4 It's a shadow world, a magical realm, and its substance is as mutable as thought.
5 But you've got to be at least as mutable as the material the impression was made upon.
6 Her mood, or rather her succession of moods, was as mutable as skylight in a rippling sea.
7 But these figures are as mutable as the mists around them, morphing into friends joshing in a nightclub or indifferent passers-by.
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