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seesaw

[see-saw] / ˈsiˌsɔ /
VERB
move back and forth
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The 23-year-old struck in the 85th minute of a seesaw Premier League struggle in northeast England.

From Barron's

Japan's debts are more than twice the size of the entire economy, and in recent weeks yields on long-dated bonds have hit record highs while the yen has seesawed.

From Barron's

England came out on top of a seesawing contest at the Melbourne Cricket Ground played on a grassy bowler-friendly deck that made batting treacherous and was all over inside two days.

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A pumped-up England dismissed Australia for 132 on another chaotic day at the fourth Ashes Test Saturday to leave themselves needing 175 to win a seesawing contest.

From Barron's

That has resulted in U.S. equity markets seesawing in recent days.

From The Wall Street Journal