You say that's a little bit cautious, cautious on the fourth quarter.
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In short, even if you think you're being cautious, be extra cautious.
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"Right now I'm cautious, but we've been too cautious," he granted in a Wednesday phone interview.
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The Zuckerberg thing is like, they are so cautious, the statements are cautious, everything is calculated.
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And it's not cautious because of their own businesses, it's cautious because of, largely, the government interactions.
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Paysa used IBM's supercomputer Watson to determine the top 11 most cautious tech leaders in Silicon Valley and around the U.S., scoring them on a a scale from 0 (least cautious) to 1.0 (most cautious).
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CAUTIOUS Global automakers have been cautious with their predictions after cutting production, shutting factories and firing staff last year.
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Hollywood is also becoming more cautious about Chinese capital, Cain said, and also more cautious after earlier — arguably naive — infatuation.
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"This is not an incremental, cautious election, and being cautious is not her friend," said Anna Greenberg, a Democratic pollster.
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Then, just as the conservative, cautious fighter was supposed to be at his most cautious, he began throwing back off the fence.
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Pediatricians were strong in telling parents to be cautious, and now they must be strong in telling parents not to be cautious.
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"The Zuckerberg thing is, they are so cautious, the statements are cautious, everything is calculated, it sounds so Washington right now," Favreau said.
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Mandelblit has been extremely cautious in handling Netanyahu's cases — in the eyes of critics like former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak, far too cautious.
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There are plenty of other things to worry about: We have to be cautious of the terrorists; we have to be cautious of the criminals.
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Businesses get a little more cautious in their hiring, so vulnerable workers do a little more precautionary saving, so businesses become more cautious still, and so on.
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"I mean, I would be very cautious and I would recommend to doctors for professional reasons to be very cautious deciding you're going to start analyzing people."
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I've got to be a little more cautious about retail [investing] because the market is making me more cautious about what it's doing to people who invest.
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But in trying to enter the mind-set of a woman who has a reputation (deserved or not) for being too cautious, Mr. Hnath himself seems unusually cautious.
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These are reflexively cautious people when it comes to the use of force, cautious because they have done it before and they know the potential costs and uncertainties.
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You two have never met in person, and the reasons she is cautious could range from: She is cautious because she is smart and realizes she is communicating with a virtual stranger ... to ... She is cautious because she is in another relationship (or any combination or variation along a very wide spectrum).
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CAUTIOUS ON SHALE Equinor had made impairment charges of $2.79 billion, with $2.24 billion related to its onshore shale oil and gas assets in North America on "more cautious price assumptions".
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That means investors should be cautious but not so cautious that they see a platform outage as a reason to sell bitcoin, said Scott Nations, president of financial engineering firm NationsShares.
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Investors seeking impact and profit are optimistic — and cautious.
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Fox — and Hannity — are likely smart to be cautious.
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" He ended the message with a warning: "BE CAUTIOUS!
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Relying on old candidates, old assumptions, old & cautious models.
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Is he secretly cautious — an Obama in wolf's clothing?
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Turkey says ISIS cleared from Turkish-Syrian border Cautious optimism On Sunday, cautious optimism prevailed that a deal could be struck between Washington and Moscow, long at odds over policy in Syria.
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JANET YELLEN OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE WAS CAUTIOUS ON IT. IS SHE RIGHT TO BE CAUTIOUS RIGHT NOW GIVEN WHAT WE'VE SEEN IN THE STOCK MARKET IN THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR?
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Private business is cautious, lacking in incentives and success stories.
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But it's not just the Tesla bears making cautious calls.
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So if you ever were cautious, that was a mistake.
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Some parents may have been too cautious to demand better.
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For now, cautious carmakers are edging along in first gear.
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So far it has been cautious about pumping up growth.
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Even the employers are turning a little bit more cautious.
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"So when this pregnancy started, we were cautious," Burton explained.
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Bitcoin supporters want to keep the scaling modest and cautious.
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The ground stop is a way to be incredibly cautious.
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Another expert also said that the guidelines were too cautious.
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"Cautious optimism," says survey chair Gregory Daco of Oxford Economics.
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On the Mall, people voiced cautious optimism following Trump's address.
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"The country must be very cautious about that," Perez said.
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Gabriel struck a more cautious note in remarks on Friday.
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Glennon says the experience has left her more cautious online.
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Investors had many reasons to be cautious about the auction.
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The cautious optimism Republicans initially had "has flipped," he said.
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Nonetheless, the meeting is creating cautious optimism around the world.
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That may be an added reason for Pence's cautious approach.
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Once Heller was secured, cautious approaches went out the window.
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"Customers shifted to a more cautious approach," the company said.
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While Karacas is cautious about the future, he's very excited.
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Be cautious about naming your estate as a contingent beneficiary.
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Golden State opted to be cautious and hold him out.
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Fitch views the investment policy of both insurers as cautious.
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Investors remain cautious over mounting geopolitical tensions around the world.
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Pimco remains cautious on Italy and underweighted in Italian risk.
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"People should be cautious about consuming diet sodas," he says.
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Priebus's style is more cautious; he cares about the details.
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Legitimate businesses, with a few exceptions, have proved more cautious.
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Mr. Misra is now being more cautious, the WSJ adds.
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An overly cautious devaluation in March provided only temporary relief.
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Yet photos of the meeting showed her cautious and unsmiling.
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Some strategists remained cautious on the outlook for European stocks.
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Sanders insists on bold ideals; Clinton believes in cautious pragmatism.
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And we have to always be cautious about democracy — always.
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Even the cautious Mrs May must be considering the gamble.
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Are firms now beginning to say, 'I'm so cautious now.
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It also provided a cautious outlook deemed "uninspiring" by analyst.
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Even executives at companies that are doing well are cautious.
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And that's I think where you have to be cautious.
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One contender, Ed Gillespie, is particularly cautious about Mr Trump.
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Builders say they are simply responding to a cautious consumer.
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Fitch's assessment factors in cautious growth and limited market risk.
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Isaacson is cautious about overstating the meaning of these results.
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IMF MISSION CHIEF PRAISES "CAUTIOUS" CONGO REPUBLIC BUDGET IN 2018
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But be cautious to how your mind can become chaotic.
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Critics have reacted to this year's lineup with cautious optimism.
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Tourists have been advised to be cautious in the country.
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The only thing is, I'm sort of a cautious person.
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Being out of government, I still try to be cautious.
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A review of building regulations produced cautious recommendations last month.
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But in recent years, the justices have appeared more cautious.
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That indicates markets are turning cautious if not outright bearish.
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Where he is especially cautious is on matters of security.
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But larger investors have also grown cautious about tech companies.
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Consumers need to be cautious when eating out, Loerbroks noted.
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"Investors are usually cautious ahead of major data," he added.
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So will Apple be extra cautious and guide very conservatively?
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LONDON (Reuters) - Cautious comments by British budget airline easyJet (EZJ.
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The response from the rest of Europe was still cautious.
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Reasonably, he was cautious about dropping benchmarking numbers for comparison.
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ARE YOU VERY CAUTIOUS STILL GOING INTO THE HOLIDAY SEASON?
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Icahn agreed with Tepper when it comes to being cautious.
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I was extra cautious about not eating the entire bag.
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We have to be very cautious of what we do.
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I do think that the president has been pretty cautious.
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On foreign and security policy, the draft is more cautious.
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Meanwhile, Yellen surprised markets last week with her cautious stance.
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This is terrific news that I greet with cautious optimism.
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Investors remained cautious at the Thursday open on Wall Street.
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Ford's overly cautious approach could help them win over consumers.
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Germany, the bloc's largest economy, is cautious about this option.
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That's especially true of a cautious politician like Hillary Clinton.
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Most Senate Democrats responded to the strikes with cautious praise.
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Other employees had been cautious about standing up to Yusupov.
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"As such, we remain cautious on Amgen shares," Raymond said.
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That's the issues that we need to be cautious about.
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Apple's approach to home automation has been measured – cautious, even.
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That's why you should be especially cautious of "free" VPNs.
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It's recommending that those sensitive groups be the most cautious.
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But Musk emphasized the company still has to be cautious.
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Most electronic companies are overly cautious about going to far.
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I think all of the candidates ought to be cautious.
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The Orioles are going to be very cautious with him.
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But the Democratic establishment has taken a more cautious tone.
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So with "dividend" or "cautious" or any other given term.
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Cautious consumers are providing a new sort of Trump bump.
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After that, I think you need to get more cautious.
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And developers are understandably cautious about this new model, too.
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Rosen: I would be cautious about any statement like that.
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"We are taking a cautious tone," a second banker said.
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It's a cautious policy for pundits to favor the latter.
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So, why are so many people cautious about the markets?
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Investors have become a bit more cautious in their approach.
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Now the market will be very cautious towards our bonds.
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Low inflation remains a key reason for the cautious stance.
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But many are cautious about the unforeseen consequences of this.
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The cautious nature of the new plan is thus unsurprising.
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Wawrinka was cautious about his prospects of a long run.
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Some analysts, however, were more cautious about Trump's tax plans.
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Some of the other writers urged a more cautious approach.
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Not everyone in Nour is happy with its cautious stance.
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Clinton is more cautious and slower with her public statements.
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That risk hasn't been completely eliminated and companies remain cautious.
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Uncertainty over geopolitical events has Hooper feeling cautious this year.
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Trump administration officials have been more cautious about those reports.
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And even now, McConnell seems more cautious on tax reform.
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Manufacturers were becoming more cautious about putting up more factories.
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U.S. politicians should be cautious about carrying the Canadians' water.
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Clinton's cautious approach came as something of an unexpected relief.
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Because of the risks, she is properly cautious — but decisive.
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Even regulators have voiced concerns, albeit in more cautious terms.
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Clinton, a cautious candidate by nature, is unlikely to take.
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Again, in our interview, Mr. Ghannouchi was predictably more cautious.
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"You have to be cautious about what you wish for."
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This reflected a more cautious note to trading on Tuesday.
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France and Germany were cautious about future ties with Vienna.
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How cautious are different news sources being during this election?
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"We are cautioning the people to remain cautious," Sutopo said.
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And the most cautious is apparently SpaceX CEO Elon Musk.
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The Mets have reason to be cautious about deGrom's muscle.
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Neal has taken a cautious approach to requesting the returns.
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However, traders remained cautious on the outcome of the meetings.
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Nonetheless, Lawrence has a healthily cautious relationship with dancefloor nostalgia.
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We have a pretty solid track record, we're pretty cautious.
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Foreign investors, who initially cheered Abenomics, are becoming more cautious.
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The men I'm attracted to are considerate and equally cautious.
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There's an example where they can be much more cautious.
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I'm a little bit more cautious about how I smoke.
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Andrysek, who's worked on exoskeletal devices, is hopeful, but cautious.
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But some liberals may end up cautious about Garland's nomination.
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Garcia, in turn, seemed more cautious than their previous bout.
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He was obsessive and uninhibited while also cautious and wary.
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They could be caught being cautious in the wrong direction.
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Where it stands: Cautious optimism surrounds these efforts for peace.
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Recent weakness in commodities like copper further Maley's cautious stance.
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Senators have also been more cautious than their House colleagues.
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Western countries are growing increasingly cautious of China's Communist Party.
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Al Sharpton, expressed cautious optimism in interviews with The Post.
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"Everybody needs to be alert and cautious — about all races."
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Investors in private equity funds have also become more cautious.
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"Ritz was being on the very cautious side," he said.
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National health organizations are cautious about drawing any firm conclusions.
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And I think the biggest lesson is this cautious optimism.
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There was cautious optimism that further progress could be made.
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The conservationists were elated but cautious, hoping they would stay.
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He was less cautious in his previous comments about Rosenstein.
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Her cautious demeanor matched that of Prince George in Sept.
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Kids these days are the 'cautious generation,' the evidence shows.
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But there has been some recent cause for cautious optimism.
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Gay rights activists said they were elated but still cautious.
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When Chloe entered our house, she was cautious and uncertain.
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But investors are still cautious ahead of a busy week.
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"We're cautious about the office business," said Green Street's Lachance.
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So a cautious Marjanovic did a mild kick at first.
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Back home, though, he has proved a more cautious politician.
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Play spaces are being extra cautious amid the coronavirus outbreak
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But Tuesday's retail sales figures show consumers were already cautious.
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"He felt he was already cautious enough," his friend said.
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While some experts praised the findings, others were more cautious.
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For some, his presence at City Ballet inspires cautious optimism.
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With most, however, the answer may be a cautious yes.
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As president, Ms. Tsai has been more cautious toward China.
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"We were certainly cautious with slight optimism," the strategist said.
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They impel us to behave in a very cautious way.
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"Cautious optimism is the name of the game," Hamilton said.
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But some believe the Fed will be cautious this year.
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The companies have been more cautious amid the heightened scrutiny.
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Are you suggesting there is reason to be cautious here?
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So far, dissent has been limited, and almost always cautious.
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That reflected a cautious outlook, company representatives said on Tuesday.
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Her tone is candid, yet cautious; part diary, part confession.
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In conversation, he seems cautious but precise and quietly determined.
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I call on the population to be cautious and calm.
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But he was cautious about how much change to expect.
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That was part of why the crew was so cautious.
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Experts are cautious about what the accord may lead to.
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That's why we advise they be cautious when using edibles.
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"He was aware of the threats, but cautious," she said.
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Trump has not projected the image of a cautious leader.
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The Social Science One people think Facebook is excessively cautious.
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But she seemed cautious, and that reticence was sometimes frustrating.
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We as leaders of companies naturally need to be cautious.
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Ford (F) was more cautious with its choice of 2021.
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Other analysts were more cautious on their outlook for gold.
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While the latest news has buoyed markets, investors remain cautious.
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Overcoming our most cautious impulses with bravery unites all humankind.
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Investors were also cautious ahead of the U.S. midterm elections.
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Compared with Bannon's revolutionary fervor, his reply was surprisingly cautious.
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Be very, very cautious about taking sides in those conflicts.
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But Sessions took a more cautious approach during the hearing.
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There is cautious optimism, but still work to be done.
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And preventing opioid addiction really means much more cautious prescribing.
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"With family companies, you have to be cautious," she said.
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However, this time around, there is reason for cautious optimism.
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Investors have been cautious due to uncertainty surrounding the election.
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"We are very, very cautious on this front," Boujnah said.
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PC: I'm always cautious when it comes to making acquisitions.
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Overall, though, it's probably still a time to be cautious.
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Fitch also remains cautious given record levels of consumer indebtedness.
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Never mind that Trump's tweet was hedged with cautious wording.
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Some Democrats say there's a method to Pelosi's cautious approach.
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NOW I THINK WE HAVE THE ABILITY TO BE CAUTIOUS.
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The initial roll out looks cautious, focusing on consumer spending.
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India's cautious business press has begun to criticise the government.
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PG: We have to be very cautious with a referendum.
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CBO estimates for expanding telehealth coverage have been similarly cautious.
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I found the media overly cautious in avoiding this conclusion.
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Perhaps understandably, the thorniest ones make us cautious and avoidant.
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With fewer bets to place, the studios became more cautious.
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"I would be cautious and say it's investigational," Romeo said.
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Powerful Wall Street institutions are taking a cautious approach, too.
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There's also some cautious but nevertheless evident support for pegging.
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But again, there's reason to be cautious with these findings.
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While Seoul sounded upbeat, Pompeo struck a more cautious tone.
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Clinton then delivered the punchline: "'Cautious politician time,'" she said.
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ADM Chief Executive Juan Luciano remained cautious on the future.
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History screams at us to be cautious and I think the Trump administration is being cautious, we&aposre sort of going through the steps, trying to see what North Koreans are going to do.
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Considering how deeply rooted gender stereotypes are, it sure doesn't seem impossible — and Clinton, who was very cautious of the challenges facing a woman candidate in 2008, may prove to be cautious about this too.
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For now, for sure, the Mets will be cautious with him.
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Concluding a summary of its latest report, the IEA was cautious.
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The reshuffle was cautious, rather than flashy; balanced, rather than innovative.
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There is reason to be cautious about mucking with iCloud's security.
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Other managers appeared to have also turned cautious on the sector.
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"We're very cautious about saying that interactivity equals empathy," Yang explains.
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However, President Donald Trump's administration has adopted a more cautious stance.
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If you aren't expecting an email, be cautious about downloading attachments.
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"We're cautious optimists," says Vitaliy Shabunin, a prominent anti-corruption activist.
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They are still cautious after weathering the worst crash in history.
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Potential returnees remain cautious, however, given the state of the economy.
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So I started all over again with a more cautious menu.
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But he also reminded us to be cautious about the paper.
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When Jennifer became pregnant with Wyatt, they were thrilled but cautious.
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It made me cautious, but there was still no way out.
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Powell's cautious-sounding words briefly led stocks to pare their gains.
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"We've been really cautious with it the whole time," Lynn said.
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But even those who can afford to splurge should be cautious.
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Cautious investors await the outcome of the rate announcement, said analysts.
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My cautious hope was that Trump would be unequivocal about it.
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For Netflix, it makes sense to go with a cautious test.
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Smith said Intel is more cautious than most third party estimates.
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The BOE will indeed be cautious, agreed analysts at Societe Generale.
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With so much riding on the Fed, investors were understandably cautious.
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But he's cautious about focusing too much on simply chasing disruption.
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I used to be pretty cautious and only take calculated risks.
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They also remain cautious in an unpredictable economic environment, he said.
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He was cautious, however, about dealing with anyone he already knew.
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Bernie Sanders Sunday, he voiced cautious optimism for his candidate's chances.
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Be cautious — you can always invest more money in the future.
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But other top Democrats have been more cautious in their answers.
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The foreign business community gave a cautious welcome to the news.
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What they share reflects on them, so they're cautious and deliberate.
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Facebook, on the other hand, is taking a more cautious approach.
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But Brackeen is very cautious with the technology Kairos has built.
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Mrs Clinton's cautious approach to IS is overshadowed by her record.
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RBC also gave a cautious outlook for net interest margins (NIM).
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Both victims and bystanders of police harassment should remain abundantly cautious.
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Some traders, however, are becoming cautious about ever higher oil prices.
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"I'd rather have somebody be overly cautious than oblivious," Eschoo said.
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Gonzalez's Trump-cautious approach could help the party in the fall.
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But we must remain cautious, Trump is right next in line.
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European shares followed the cautious tone set in Asia's trading session.
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Other insurance firms are more cautious, hoping for better entry levels.
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Some London-based property investors and property owners, however, are cautious.
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We must be cautious and wait for the tests to end.
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So it is telling that even bulls are now sounding cautious.
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This isn't a conservative point about the prudence of cautious incrementalism.
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MERV ended down 225 percent and traders said investors remained cautious.
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Should you be cautious or aggressive when searching a crime scene?
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I'm always cautious about the food I put in my body.
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Some of the tech firms have expressed cautious support of Apple.
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Ahead of Vodafone's cash injection, analysts had expected more cautious bidding.
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All of which represents cautious, incremental progress towards Mr Macron's agenda.
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Yet most will profess cautious optimism about the long-term future.
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"You have to be cautious about drawing big conclusions," Wagner says.
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Heightened tensions in the Middle East are also keeping investors cautious.
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Persuading people to be more cautious could be a tough sell.
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"We've been cautious to date and that was prudent," he said.
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But patients should also be cautious of how much they take.
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"Companies will likely stay cautious about boosting capital expenditure," he said.
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Investors have become increasingly cautious amid rising worries about corporate creditworthiness.
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ET. HP Incorporated (HPQ) issued a cautious 2017 cash flow forecast.
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Investors in Kenya's $22.3 billion stock market have been more cautious.
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Critics of Hong Kong's cautious approach to fintech snorted in derision.
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Credit-rating agencies gave the changes a cautious nod of welcome.
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The Data Care Act received some cautious approval from privacy activists.
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Wedbush Securities managing director Dan Ives is also cautious on tech.
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However, it's always wise to be cautious when trying something new.
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So he became very cautious and even a little bit paranoid.
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Still, some analysts remained cautious about the dollar's near-term outlook.
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While the news helped ease market concerns, experts are remaining cautious.
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But Ryanair's boss, Michael O'Leary, is surprisingly cautious about a bid.
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"I didn't think anything of it," Jax says of being cautious.
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Dry, cautious, sharp, Rubino is nobody's idea of a frothing prepper.
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Andrew remains cautious about the moments he chooses to share online.
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Democrats were often on the defensive, defending abortion rights in cautious
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I had to be constantly cautious not to push my luck.
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Despite being uber-convervative, the DUP are more cautious about Brexit.
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The predictable, cautious Ed vanished, and something altogether sassier was unleashed.
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Cautious computer users put a piece of tape over their webcam.
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The mood, at least right now, is one of cautious optimism.
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But some tech giants have been more cautious about the changes.
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However, traders seemed cautious about the sustainability of higher oil prices.
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He said he is cautious on stocks in the near-term.
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A JPMorgan spokeswoman expressed cautious optimism after the Downing Street talks.
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Regarding the economy, the RBI was more a positive, but cautious.
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Reactions on Twitter ranged from cautious optimism to outright face palm.
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For now, the Partnership on AI is taking a cautious approach.
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Be especially cautious if you have Medicaid for insurance, Kazez says.
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Although Autonomous is more positive on insurers, but it's still cautious.
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Lesson here: be cautious of the intoxicating power of the pussy.
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Fundamentally, some investment advisors are growing cautious on the company's growth.
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As a result of these trends, retailers are likewise being cautious.
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The scientist in Foy was still cautious about interpreting his findings.
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I'm not as — I guess I'm more cautious of my surroundings.
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Borrowers today appear to be more cautious about their home equity.
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A senior ruling party lawmaker close to Abe was more cautious.
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Italy has been more cautious than its U.S. and French allies.
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Basically, your immune system is getting overly cautious and majorly confused.
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There is cautious optimism, however, that a turnaround may be imminent.
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But the minutes laid bare a cautious attitude among rate-setters.
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A more cautious estimate of potential Trump Democrats might be 12.
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But he recently told The Hill that regulators should be cautious.
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The solid debut came despite investors turning cautious about new floats.
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But Bodner said he remains cautious following the market's recent volatility.
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This is likely to leave the Fed cautious in its actions.
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The remaining 6 percent said they were taking a cautious stance.
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Shoppers express cautious support for Theresa May, the new prime minister.
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And emerging markets tend to lose out when investors grow cautious.
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Central bank regulators, already unable to control bitcoin business, are cautious.
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"We are extremely cautious on the sector," a portfolio manager said.
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Yet Moscow's message on Iran has been cautious, almost neutral. ADVERTISEMENT
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"We are very cautious about raising expectations on this," he said.
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Still, Sood is cautious on the euphoria and misperception surrounding ICOs.
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His history of ankle trouble also informs the team's cautious approach.
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Other lawyers were more cautious, saying the settlement talks remained difficult.
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Most investors are a little bit cautious, a little bit greedy.
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But it was in line with expectations for a cautious start.
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At Lagos airport, officers were again more cautious for two weeks.
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Mark Tepper, president of Strategic Wealth Partners, is cautious on Nvidia.
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However, the bank's finance chief, Jonathan Pruzan, struck a cautious tone.
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Employees will be asked to be cautious about their travel expenses.
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For now it is cautious dollar buying rather than anything stronger.
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Fredy Jr., a round-faced, cautious boy, struggled to speak English.
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So far, Iran's reaction to the U.S. decision has been cautious.
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Most Republicans were cautious too, clearly conscious of the President's ire.
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Pollsters, now a cautious bunch, say it's too close to call.
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Team Sanders is taking a cautious approach heading into the fight.
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Of being too cautious, spreading too much hesitation about gene drives?
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Breakingviews Deutsche Bank has received a cautious vote of creditor confidence.
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"(Osuna) didn't get cautious with runners in scoring position," Price said.
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Let's watch and give them a cautious benefit of the doubt.
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"Donors are all being cautious about what's going to happen here."
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One area Storch is a little more cautious on is luxury.
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Beyond that, at this point, I just have to be cautious.
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But we're extremely cautious and don't want to sell too soon.
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"Investors are just more cautious," Vestact Portfolio manager Michael Treherne said.
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On top of investors themselves, their advisers have also become cautious.
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China Investment Corp, earlier this week, struck a similar cautious note.
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Other recent data has also suggested consumers are becoming more cautious.
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President Trump has greeted the news with cautious optimism on Twitter.
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"Our officers are told to be especially cautious," Chief Williams said.
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The FCA in the U.K. has been cautious on bitcoin, however.
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O's are both vigorous and cautious while AB's, obviously, are complicated.
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Passengers guiding their cautious steps by the flashlights on their phones.
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"I think she is overly cautious," said Democratic strategist Brad Bannon.
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But Wendy Bost, a Quest spokeswoman, sounded a more cautious tone.
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Ratcliffe, however, voiced cautious optimism about his chances of being confirmed.
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Because that's a different situation, and it's worth being more cautious.
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The chipmaker also gave a cautious forecast for semiconductor market demand.
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But there were also signs that consumers have become more cautious.
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For the first time in a decade, there is cautious optimism.
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The scientists involved in this research are proceeding with cautious optimism.
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As a boy, Patric Morrison was dark-haired, husky and cautious.
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It's wise, experts say, to be cautious about cleaning watch cases.
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Mourinho and Conte preach a tactically astute, but inherently cautious, approach.
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Justice Kavanaugh is, for now at least, more cautious and workmanlike.
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Most market players will be cautious until the contracts settle down.
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It lurched dangerously, and the lifeboat made a cautious approach, Capt.
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I tend to be pretty cautious about what songs I sing.
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We should be cautious about extracting market value from moral values.
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Mr. Mueller is a cautious man; Mr. Cohen, manifestly, is not.
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But consumers should be cautious when shopping on long holiday weekends.
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As a kid, I was more cautious with my Muslim identity.
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"We are now a bit more professional and cautious," he said.
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Now Emmanuel Macron has put a cautious shoulder to the boulder.
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What we learned is that they're actually very graceful and cautious.
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I wasn't surprised that she was cautious in answering that question.
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"The earnings difference was massive and keeps us cautious," they wrote.
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He glowered at Saef, who was loitering at a cautious remove.
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The mood in Kyiv is one of cautious optimism, not agony.
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The analyst is cautious on the company's second-quarter financial numbers.
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Most analysts are cautious about predicting what the president will do.
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Investors may have reason to be cautious on the battleground stock.
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These investors are not alone in being more cautious on tech.
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"We're going to play it cautious in these next few weeks."
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Until that fog of uncertainty is lifted, we will remain cautious.
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Sweden, Denmark and the Netherlands support Berlin's more cautious spending plans.
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Be cautious if you don't know the person offering the check.
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Needham is slightly more cautious, though still maintains its buy rating.
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In "The Burning Girl," the mental atmosphere is cautious and limited.
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Democratic senators and challengers have been more cautious in their approach.
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In a cautious statement after the deal was announced, Republican Sen.
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Retail investors have become even more cautious than the pro side.
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"We have become more cautious in our views," Mr. Knutzen said.
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But financial experts urge savers to be cautious before doing so.
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And so that's why we are going in, to be cautious.
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He has discovered that Germany is a cautious and insufficient ally.
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Throughout our conversation, he was cautious and mostly unsmiling, but polite.
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Cautious: this might be the most fully reversible restoration in history.
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A spokesman for China's foreign ministry took a more cautious line.
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Slowing growth in China is also a reason to be cautious.
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This cautious tone was echoed on Thursday by the finance ministry.
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But ever the cautious politician, Netanyahu wasn't taking anything for granted.
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Builders are cautious and tend to do very little speculative construction.
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If they think I'm politically cautious, they want theatrics over results.
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"He understands politics," Rendell said of Biden's cautious approach to impeachment.
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And US officials have been cautious in their comments about Khashoggi.
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At first, the judges and lawyers on the committee were cautious.
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However, we are always cautious because all this consumer trend changes.
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Millionaires remain cautious on the economy and markets for next year.
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This cautious approach is simply not where most Democratic voters are.
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However, Beijing remained cautious ahead of the signing of the agreement.
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Stern is cautious but optimistic about the results of this study.
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Representatives of US pilots gave a cautious welcome to the report.
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October's Q4 retail sales figures indicated solid, albeit slightly cautious, consumers.
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"I feel like we were indecisive and overly cautious," said Rep.
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But some businesses are cautious as Britain's political crisis drags on.
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Others in the 2020 Democratic have taken a more cautious approach.
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But Lamb's victory has made Republicans cautious of the Arizona race.
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But now, lawmakers are taking cautious steps toward the driverless future.
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But competitors Siemens AG and Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems were cautious.
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Let's be honest: We all love you, but you're boringly cautious.
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Senior Western officials sounded a similarly cautious note in their reaction.
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But he said the shutdown had nonetheless made him more cautious.
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Even Mr. Powell has signaled he may be turning more cautious.
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Part of that cautious approach comes from red and purple states.
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But look at options markets, and a more cautious story emerges.
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" He added, "I'm trying to be as cautious as I can.
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The authors therefore recommended a cautious approach to diagnosing the condition.
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If you decide to hire a private college counselor, be cautious.
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"Vooch" is married with a young family, reserved, cautious by nature.
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United Nations aid agencies gave the EU deal a cautious welcome.
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I tend to be very cautious of people and their intentions.
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Mainline firms are being much more cautious about accepting foreign LPs.
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Are people in your community now more cautious, because of Trump?
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Or perhaps Bisping kickboxes Henderson for twenty-five boring, cautious minutes.
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Mr. Daley said the Gore team had been cautious not to say anything during the Florida recount that might cripple the next president's legitimacy, to the point that other Democrats criticized them for being overly cautious.
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However, market sentiment has turned more cautious since the start of the second half of this year following a surge in failed land auctions, and on signs that China's consumers may be growing more cautious about spending.
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But investors remained cautious as the sudden about-turn in China-U.
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But recent primary contests offer reason to be cautious about his prospects.
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Another member, Jozef Makuch from Slovakia, also struck a similarly cautious tone.
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Ms. Shah ends her book on both a hopeful and cautious note.
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I agree you should be cautious in how you interpret it, though.
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The numbers thus represent a cautious estimate, since most violations go unreported.
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Merkel is apparently cautious about committing more German troops to the region.
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Things are progressing nicely, but we need to be cautious not mechanical.
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But critics are more cautious about the impact of Sidewalk Labs' innovations.
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Test flights are slated to begin next year—with cautious FAA approval.
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But this only works because the US has been cautious so far.
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Without overreacting, we feel that there are ample reasons to be cautious.
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"So it's an appropriate time to be cautious about them," Nadig said.
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"We're being cautious with him this early in the season," Mackanin said.
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Until that happens be super cautious whenever you buy cables and devices.
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Why couldn't they be like this autonomous vehicle: extra cautious, considerate, aware?
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However, the agency believes the investment in foreign bonds is quite cautious.
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Gundlach, a noted bond investor, has been warning investors to be cautious.
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However, Cramer warned investors to be cautious around retail and restaurant stocks.
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Stocks in China were mostly negative on Thursday as investors remained cautious.
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But Tonya Manigo said she noticed Williams was overly cautious about Mobley.
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Still, others are more cautious given the Federal Reserve's monetary tightening path.
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Here's HMO provider Centene, which issued cautious guidance for 2017 on Dec.
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"I mean, [the producers] are really cautious," he recently told Entertainment Tonight.
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But Trump's mistrust of the unemployment figure went deeper than cautious skepticism.
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We're not there yet but you need to be cautious right now.
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"People should be cautious about the effects of hot peppers," Gunasekaran said.
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Meanwhile, cautious consumers are paring extras from their budgets, including his wares.
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Veteran Cyprus-watchers, who have often seen their hopes dashed, are cautious.
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Officials advised residents to be cautious and obey all signs while driving.
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And his cautious economic progress has now almost ground to a halt.
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At last year's convention, the mood was one of cautious, surprised optimism.
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This seems to be a quiet, cautious consensus in some investment communities.
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However, Michael Ingram, chief market strategist at WHIreland Wealth Management, remained cautious.
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Where Mrs Merkel was cautious and consensual, he is spiky and combative.
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Investors were more cautious in Asia, where stocks closed mixed on Thursday.
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Clinton struck a more cautious approach, waiting until early afternoon to speak.
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Investors were more cautious in Asia, where stocks traded mixed on Thursday.
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Still, some investors are taking a cautious view of the recent advance.
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Still, some investors are taking a cautious view of the recent advance.
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More radical supporters of independence chastise the SNP for its cautious "managerialism".
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I also had a father who was soft-spoken, cautious, and thoughtful.
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A number of governments in big markets are also growing more cautious.
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Rand Paul, seemed the most cautious of the delegates I spoke to.
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Other sources were more cautious on Qatar's willingness to back the deal.
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The coarseness of that message successfully separated him from more cautious Republicans.
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He was as aggressive and outspoken as I am reserved and cautious.
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Even some of those who were initially cautious, such as the Rev.
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Across the Capitol, senators also offered cautious optimism about the FCC plans.
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The cautious sound clever because they appear to have weighed the odds.
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Lovots are cautious around new people, but ultimately want to offer companionship.
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He took cautious steps and deep breaths of muggy late-summer air.
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Some pro-life activists are cautious about the prospects of overturning Roe.
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He was, however, more cautious about the applicability of such a thruster.
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S. trade tensions are, however, making investors more cautious toward new listings.
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Venus in Virgo, however, is much more traditional, cautious, and risk-averse.
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If the science resistance is too cautious, it may be too late.
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Despite Schlossberg's argument, some traders are more cautious about the recent moves.
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However, market participants are now more cautious about a new rate cut.
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Solomon also said that big institutional clients "appeared less cautious" in March.
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Nearby residents have been urged to be cautious and cooperate with police.
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The FBI was cautious on Trump because everyone thought he would lose.
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Conservatives are cautious about change, but the right now airily contemplates revolution.
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So we should be extremely cautious when making this kind of argument.
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Investors were also cautious ahead of the U.S. Midterm elections on Tuesday.
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Investors also were cautious ahead of Friday's U.S. jobs data for April.
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I do think people are a lot more cautious with their email.
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One proud vaping advocate, however, had a far different reaction: Cautious optimism.
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Gundlach also said the credit market is signaling investors to be cautious.
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Even the richest people in the world maintain some financially cautious habits.
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But the authorities were cautious about labeling the shooting a terrorist attack.
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The tumbling price of oil has also persuaded investors to be cautious.
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Executives in the energy services business in the United States remain cautious.
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Hewing to official rules, they have been more cautious about using debt.
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The cautious optimism failed to lift Chinese blue chips , which fell 21%.
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You need to be a little cautious, you need to be patient.
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Most scholars and commentators these days are overly cautious about venturing predictions.
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A cautious approach makes it easier to win backing from other investors.
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"We've been a little bit more cautious," said Shue, a CNBC contributor.
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Now he's become more of a cautious softy, according to his account.
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Today they are being more inquisitive and cautious, especially in health care.
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But some oil majors remain cautious about betting on further price gains.
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I'd just be cautious about running this game on lower-end systems.
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I would have been much more cautious about doing something like this.
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Still, we should be cautious before resorting to brain-only aptitude tests.
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However, he said the "Remain" campaign should be cautious about "apocalyptic scenarios".
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Using the words cautious to describe the macro-economic outlook, volatility, uncertainty.
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And as a result, I'm a lot more guarded and cautious now.
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Hard to imagine for those of us who are a bit cautious.
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Ahead of Vodafone's cash injection [nL21N266.6284BY2XQ], analysts had expected more cautious bidding.
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"We anticipate that Powell will stick with a cautious line," they wrote.
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But countries remain cautious and some could oppose also the gray listing.
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Advocates across the board expressed a range of cautious optimism as well.
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Investors have also been as cautious because of worries about North Korea.
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Asked whether markets were over-reacting to these concerns, Solomon was cautious.
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Tough market conditions in the first quarter reinforced that hyper-cautious stance.
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Asia then managed to overcome a cautious start to finish modestly higher.
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Seen so far: cautious taper, dovish taper, quasi-taper and technical taper.
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Saini says young people and pregnant women also need to be cautious.
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As is usually the case, there are good reasons to be cautious.
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But like Syrians in rebel-held territory, residents remain cautious and fearful.
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And new technologies are giving other content providers reason for cautious optimism.
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"I think we really have the ability to be cautious," he said.
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Adding to the cautious mood was a bunch of bleak earnings reports.
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But what is emerging is a quiet, cautious meeting of mutual interests.
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Under his leadership, LIC has stuck to its traditionally cautious investment approach.
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You're famous for being cautious, but you're a total rebel right now.
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Shevchenko, meanwhile, dominated a cautious, five-round fight with former champion Holm.
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As a result, the Bank is expected to sound cautious on Thursday.
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Some analysts, however, were more cautious on the outlook for British shares.
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He looked at me with a mixture of skepticism and cautious respect.
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Despite all this, Mr Trump has a few cautious fans around Aberdeen.
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Political strategists are cautious about whether the Democratic star can get there.
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Though some individuals have begun donating items, Tamrat says, others are cautious.
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"From Brexit, frankly, we are effectively cautious," said Thiam when discussing Brexit.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Verizon Communications workers are bolstering unions' cautious comeback.
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Still, in the short term, there are reasons China might be cautious.
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I think most professional psychologists would agree we should be more cautious.
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There is plenty of reason to be cautious, given their track record.
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European stocks and Japan's Nikkei gave it a cautious thumbs-up too.
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The BOK's cautious stance mirrors a similar shift by its global counterparts.
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" He added: "We're naturally cautious on the need for a safe asset.
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Pompeo, however, has expressed a sense of cautious optimism about Kim's intentions.
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Clinton jumped in at the prearranged skit: "Cautious politician time," she said.
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S. persons only by being even more privacy invasive and overly cautious.
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During his years in the South, Hwang was extremely cautious in public.
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That's why the Fed is being more cautious about its monetary policy.
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She needs to be especially cautious here: The rabbit is Benedict Arnold.
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She is far more cautious toward cross-strait ties than her predecessor.
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History would not have celebrated Richard the Fainthearted or Catherine the Cautious.
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But Powell struck a more cautious stance on Friday about future moves.
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Until then, you have to be very cautious about what you do.
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Other senators vying for the White House have been more cautious. Sen.
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But closer study suggests he could be playing a more cautious game.
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WASHINGTON — Nowadays, you have to be cautious of everything you do online.
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Many House members remain cautious about impeachment, and caution is not bad.
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"I was being cautious," said Mr. Kleeman as a way of explanation.
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When it's Leno's turn behind the wheel, he's a bit more cautious.
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On weed, Biden isn't just cautious, he's fully out of the mainstream.
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Now it seems to be happening to the pragmatic, cautious Angela Merkel.
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"They tread a fine line between really aggressive and being really cautious."
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Be cautious in trees known to be brittle, like eucalyptus and cottonwoods.
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Gold prices rose indicating that investors were still cautious of the recovery.
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Investors shrugged off the firm's cautious outlook for the next two years.
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That knowledge stronghold had made potential buyers cautious, sources have told CNBC.
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I just have to be cautious of how they're acting around me.
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Stocks finished mostly higher on Tuesday in another cautious day of trading.
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Regional tensions threaten the climate of cautious compromise among Lebanon's political factions.
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Chandrasekaran surprised: a cautious and meticulous manager, he embraced the sales role.
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"Tsai has been criticized in Taiwan for being over-cautious," Sullivan said.
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Both companies have been notoriously cautious with their guidance in the past.
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But to the next class of cryptomining students, he warned "be cautious."
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Some Democrats voiced cautious optimism about the new version of the bill.
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"I'd be very cautious about creating this parade of horribles," he said.
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And despite making plans to resume talks, even President Trump remained cautious.
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Some 2020 Democrats have also been cautious about a full-throated endorsement.
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Politicians who win the coveted label tend to be cautious, compromising, collaborative.
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Facebook has been cautious about monetizing Messenger, lest it hamper its growth.
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While naturally remaining cautious, she too is enthusiastic about the sport's future.
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People are generally cautious about what the new set-up might bring.
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You're still dealing with very high temperatures when grilling, so be cautious.
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However, some on Wall Street think the Fed is being overly cautious.
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Johnson's announcement received a cautious welcome from the head of the CBI.
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As a result, HBO was apparently cautious about greenlighting the third season.
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President Trump welcomed the "possible progress," but he and others were cautious.
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He pledged to be extremely cautious with the future arrival of packages.
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A more cautious approach, of course, is not an inherently bad idea.
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Traders were cautious about expecting too much from the October trade talks.
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We both have kids so we were careful and cautious and slow.
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In it, they urge the DIY community to be cautious and skeptical.
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If you're feeling especially cautious, Dr. Sahota suggests drinking from a straw.
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"Today she ate spaghetti," Ms. Korozon said, allowing herself a cautious smile.
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Christopher Brochu, a paleontologist at the University of Iowa, is also cautious.
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And you may want to be especially cautious of the creatures below.
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Other Republicans were cautious — but notably not rushing to support Trump. Sen.
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And there may be reason to be doubly cautious about vegetarian burgers.
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Dear Mr. Commissioner, please be cautious comparing Singapoore examples with European situation.
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Mr. Niinisto has laid out a cautious vision for his next term.
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However, investors remained cautious as total global infections touched 1.33,600 by Monday.
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He's cautious and hits a smart putt to set an easy par.
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We should go into any talks with clear eyes and cautious optimism.
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In the current political climate, Beijing would be particularly cautious, he added.
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"It has made a lot of us teachers more cautious," they say.
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"It's a time of adjustment, and people are understandably cautious," he said.
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"BE CAUTIOUS!" he wrote in capital letters, echoing exact words from Trump.
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To be cautious is to save lives, now or in the future.
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So I do think sometimes the politicians are overly cautious on it.
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They argue that the cautious, step-by-step approach should be abandoned.
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But money market asset levels show that some investors are still cautious.
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But with so little data released by the company, researchers are cautious.
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Accurate though they may be, we should be cautious regarding such appraisals.
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Cote, however, struck a cautious note on the prospect of increased sales.
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That said, Nordvig is still cautious on the often volatile digital currencies.
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But survivors like Adizua are cautious about the possibility of another war.
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But, according to the BOE's Michael Saunders, this might be too cautious.
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Other GOP observers claimed to hold that same sense of cautious optimism.
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Smaller 'micro-cap' companies listed on the stock market are also cautious.
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Her upbringing has made her cautious when choosing a partner for life.
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Although Americans are fans of transparency, they are rightly cautious about disruption.
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That warrants a cautious approach until the campaigns' battleground strategies become clearer.
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But despite its cautious wording, "Innovative China" still has much to offer.
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But I'm a bit of a pessimist and cautious to a fault.
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But people were being cautious, some wearing masks and avoiding physical touch.
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He said ISS is now especially cautious with food deliveries to clients.
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Analysts say investors and businesses will likely be cautious until the Nov.
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The response, so far, of the Gulf states has been understandably cautious.
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Descartes also aims to be cautious about who it's alerting, and when.
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Addiction specialist Dr. Andrew Kolodny was optimistic but cautious of the announcement.
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The cautious outlook drove Wells Fargo's shares 2% lower, erasing earlier gains.
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"Customers' mindsets during the quarter were cautious," said Chief Executive Roger Burnley.
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"We are especially worried and we're taking a very cautious, proactive approach."
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Other times the posts came down because of over-cautious content moderation.
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Ms. Etheridge said she had become more cautious about flying with marijuana.
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How cautious with their feelings compared with the average oversharing New Yorker.
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Many people will likely remain cautious, staying indoors and avoiding crowded areas.
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The pleasant surprise offered a tailwind to cautious European stocks Wednesday morning.
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"We're remaining cautious," CEO Randy Garutti said during an earnings call Thursday.
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But some analysts were cautious about the future path of user growth.
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Smith's take: She's big on Slack and Levi's, but cautious about Lyft.
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However, we are cautious not to get suckered into the current rally.
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We are cautious, however, and favor relative value within the asset class.
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Prices have rebounded this year, but drillers are expected to remain cautious.
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We're a cautious firm, so that means more caution than usual, even.
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But I would be cautious about taking any supplements on their own.
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Democratic leaders have been cautious in discussing the possible impeachment of Trump.
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But even the more cautious investors may change their minds, in time.
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Investors are clearly cautious; shares of Samsung Electronics are flat this year.
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But economists are still cautious about the pace of growth going forward.
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Even so, there are good reasons to be cautious about the economy.
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So, you know, we're cautioning clients to be extremely cautious on Boeing.
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Overall, traders were cautious in light of the Brexit uncertainty, Sino-U.
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Some analysts, however, were cautious on the prospects of a Unilever sale.
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The cautious mood helped lift the against the dollar, which stayed flat.
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And still, there is reason to remain overly cautious, most people believe.
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However, the FDA is very cautious about products containing eggs and milk.
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She already had an extremely cautious view about Mr. Putin's wider strategy.
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Yet Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global, is a bit more cautious.
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"It's fair to say I'm cautious about the coming year," he said.
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Trump has also been remarkably cautious in his comments about the situation.
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His comments echoed the cautious stance taken by other top administration officials.
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Pelosi expressed cautious optimism after achieving the unexpected victory in Wednesday's talks.
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Economists expect further moderation as the coronavirus makes households cautious about spending.
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Maybe if we stopped being quite so cautious, we could confront reality.
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"The accident didn't make my parents more cautious in design," Alice says.
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Though he has professed faith in the president's negotiating skills, he's cautious.
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However, there have been signs recently that consumers have turned more cautious.
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At first, Watson was cautious — "I don't really know Patheos," she said.
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Until then my excitement about advances in tech will always be cautious.
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She admitted that she is cautious about forging relationships with new friends.
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Brainard's cautious tones helped pare some pre-market losses in U.S. stocks.
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At first, the public response from the United States was more cautious.
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On Sunday afternoon, several senators emerged from Collins' office expressing cautious optimism.
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In many ways, Kaine was a cautious vice presidential pick for Clinton.
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But he has continued to argue that the Fed is too cautious.
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I was a little bit cautious but I would lean into that.
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Credit Suisse is being cautious in part because of earlier bad experiences.
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This self-driving car was overly cautious, which GM warned in advance.
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He told Morgan Stanley: Growing up, I was always cautious about spending.
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And you should be especially cautious if you're taking weight loss supplements.
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I think the right take here is some version of cautious optimism.
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"(The Bank of Canada) will take it with a bit of a cautious optimism slant to it, but there are enough red flags in terms of the underlying details to reaffirm their cautious stance of late," said Holt.
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But so far most are being very cautious about building new long positions.
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"We remain cautious on Singapore's growth," said Weiwen Ng, an economist at ANZ.
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Chowdhry's call is a particularly bearish voice amid a chorus of cautious investors.
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Chinese officials have vowed to be more cautious to ensure projects are sustainable.
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Plunging temperatures mean more ice, so be cautious when walking outside or driving.
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Once you've made your selection, there are some things to be cautious of.
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The EasyMile shared autonomous vehicle was abundantly cautious at every turn and stop.
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Digital assistant designers today are cautious about how they use the assistant's voice.
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The cautious undertone rippled over into Europe with benchmark indexes opening broadly mixed.
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And there is reason to be cautious about reading too much into it.
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But the self-made millionaire wasn't always a cautious spender and diligent saver.
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On the notion of potential moves toward impeachment, however, Pelosi has been cautious.
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A recent review of the evidence from the RAND Corporation was more cautious.
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The agency's silence may also reflect Tillerson's more cautious approach to the media.
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But they have turned cautious since the Brexit vote, property agents told Reuters.
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O'Brien was able to deliver "positive, yet cautious news" about Tice, Cornyn said.
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You should be cautious with the title, it was not invented by me.
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He also thinks there is value in emerging markets, although he would cautious.
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As NPR put it, "the timing is unfortunate" – especially for a cautious politician.
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Other stocks have traded weakly too as investors turn cautious on Chinese companies.
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There is cautious optimism within the travel industry that the arrangement can work.
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Companies are going to be very cautious about providing that kind of guidance.
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No one took a go-slow or cautious approach, even as worries increased.
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Saki's more mobile, cautious outside striking against Henrique da Silva was very encouraging.
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Unless this person is just looking to build their résumé, I'd be cautious.
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Debt experts are cautious on how the situation will unfold for the insurers.
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But the airline is cautious, says Saj Ahmad of StrategicAero Research, a consultancy.
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These follow rather cautious updates from chipmakers including Intel, Texas Instruments, and Infineon.
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It should make us cautious of accepting those costs for even more drugs.
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Sometimes you need to be a little more cautious, a little more careful.
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Accordingly, Hayes would be more likely to be intense, cautious and exceedingly alert.
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David Kelly, chief global strategist at JPMorgan Funds, is a bit more cautious.
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Even the most cautious expect the east bank of Mosul to fall quickly.
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Britain's central bank Tuesday sent a clear message to the nation's cautious bankers.
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The source says "relationship-wise, they're being cautious" — especially given their explosive history.
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The reactions from experts and lawmakers broadly ranged from concern to cautious skepticism.
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"Whatever you do, don't make the mistake of being too cautious," said Cook.
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The other day, a cautious man urged his date to order something normal.
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That could make it cautious to restart QE or use a new programme.
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LG: That's true, because you generally — you're a much, much more cautious driver.
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Investor sentiment remained cautious as the trade war between Beijing and Washington continues.
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" Tepper said he is "pretty cautious" on the market and "not outright bearish.
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Treasury yields fell on Monday as investors remain cautious about the deadly coronavirus.
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In the filing, the company struck a cautious note about its autonomous future.
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With so much riding on the Fed, investors were cautious and volumes subdued.
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But I think that one should always be cautious about that too, right?
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But repairing its image among black voters will require more than cautious compromise.
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It's important to be careful and cautious about what you are actually sharing.
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Still, some experts think investors should remain extremely cautious when investing in startups.
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Prices have since rebounded this year, but drillers are expected to remain cautious.
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She may share many of his reflexes, but her language is more cautious.
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The prospect of rising borrowing costs may have made the public more cautious.
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They should be cautious, however, of putting too much faith in German efficiency.
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Portfolio Personal consultancy said investors would likely remain cautious in the near term.
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McCrory was cautious Friday about any immediate hope he could offer displaced residents.
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So he is cautious, and does not want to talk, despite repeated attempts.
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But with data looming, sterling has set a rather cautious tone for itself.
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"It's cautious, but it's still positive," he told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Tuesday.
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"I am cautious heading into earnings season," Petrides said during the same segment.
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"Not a lot of profiles in courage here," Babbitt chided his cautious rivals.
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Egbert said he believes Snap gave cautious guidance due to the company's reorganization.
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There are two reasons for the League's newly cautious approach, Mr Borghi says.
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We would support a cautious approach to cannabis to ensure safety and efficacy.
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Yet Sir John is cautious about the chimera of a unifying soft Brexit.
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That means her firm is being more cautious and suggesting shorter duration bonds.
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Together they cooled down with a brief (and cautious) dip in the ocean.
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Economist Steven Ricchiuto had a slightly more cautious view of December's expected hike.
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Also sounding a cautious note, Barclays analyst Mark Moskowitz downgraded Apple on Jan.
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But investors are also keeping a cautious eye on the nation's political developments.
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Related columns: "Fund managers turn cautious on oil as prices fall", Reuters, Oct.
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Investors stayed cautious over buying stocks ahead of this week's vote in Britain.
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"Generally cautious among investors that revenue could go down," Helfstein said of Alphabet.
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Why did a traditionally cautious people decide to take such a radical step?
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The source said "relationship-wise, they're being cautious" — especially given their explosive history.
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Obviously the more expensive the tech, the more cautious you want to be.
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Aston Martin's poor debut is the latest blow to Europe's cautious IPO market.
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The experts were cautious as radar probed for underground disturbances warranting further investigation.
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A separate measure of retail sales suggested consumers turned more cautious in May.
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In a sense, Labo VR is a cautious push into the virtual realm.
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But analysts are more cautious, expecting just one rate cut to -0.4 percent.
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There are, moreover, still reasons to be cautious about the new macro optimism.
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THIS WAS supposed to be a rare moment of cautious optimism in Libya.
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The report was received with cautious optimism by drug-policy advocates and experts.
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Investors would be wise to be extremely cautious and conservative during this earthquake.
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"We remain extremely cautious because the market environment remains very difficult," he added.
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This calls for a lesson in privacy pragmatism and one of cautious optimism.
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But on Friday, European markets tracked a cautious move higher in Asian stocks.
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He said that his residents are traveling in pairs and being extra cautious.
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"The overall tone of the statement is generally still somewhat cautious," Gordon added.
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It was so inflammatory that it burnt through the hesitations of cautious editors.
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Hermes remained cautious for 2019 but was confident about its longer-term prospects.
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I think I'm a little in my head about it and being cautious.
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Neither side will be happy, because the report itself seems cautious and balanced.
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"I'm more cautious than that," he admitted to Los Angeles Confidential in 2015.
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CAUTIOUS ARMY CHIEF The army patiently observed the unrest, which started on Feb.
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CAUTIOUS ARMY CHIEF The army patiently monitored the unrest, which started on Feb.
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The top rated tech analyst has been cautious on IBM for a while.
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Policymakers are divided whether to hike soon or take a more cautious approach.
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Elsewhere, medical scientists are far more cautious about using the technology in humans.
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" However, the partners are cautious on market timing, "especially in the consumer space.
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Didi, of course, is playing things more cautious as it rides into Japan.
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"Fleets are cautious as freight demand has cooled off this year," he said.
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Many analysts, however, were cautious, including Nicholas Snowdon of Standard Chartered in London.
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Despite North Korea's reputation for being unpredictable, Haggard believes Kim is actually cautious.
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Below are more details on why Jonas has turned more cautious on Tesla.
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Things like that make you take a step back and be more cautious.
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Absolutely, because the slowdown worldwide is something people need to be cautious about.
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"Signs are good, but we're going to be cautious with him," Carlisle said.
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"Potential homebuyers may be more cautious given the heightened economic uncertainty," Fratantoni said.
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These were liabilities for the cautious Ms Park as anti-Japanese hysteria grew.
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I am entering the second trimester with, if not confidence, then cautious optimism.
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"NN Group remains cautious on capital benefits and their value," the slide said.
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In 2017 she opened up to Latina about why she's been so cautious.
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But Clinton said she would be cautious in sending troops overseas as president.
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Udi Ofer, who heads ACLU's Campaign for Smart Justice, was cautious about Promise.
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State officials advised residents to remain cautious in the face of continued aftershocks.
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U.S. regulators have taken a cautious approach to making bitcoin mainstream for traders.
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The ministers gave a cautious backing to that idea, leaving room for changes.
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" He also said "The ECB will be very cautious in adjusting its policy.
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Although stocks jumped sharply on Wednesday, sentiment was decidedly more cautious on Thursday.
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But Heimir Hallgrimsson, Iceland's joint-coach with Swede Lars Lagerback, was more cautious.
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However, domestic mutual funds turned cautious and were net sellers for the month.
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Will it become as quiet and as cautious to satisfy risk-averse investors?
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But he is growing "increasingly cautious" on the market in the short term.
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AHIP has been cautious, and says it's not supporting or opposing the bill.
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European data-protection agencies gave a cautious welcome to the new "Privacy Shield".
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The rates outlook was significantly more cautious than financial markets had bargained for.
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"I think investors today should be very cautious with their portfolios," he said.
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In Congress, most Republican lawmakers appeared cautious in their approach to Trump's remarks.
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"Some were a little more cautious than others," one of the sources said.
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McLachlan says it's always smart to be cautious when mixing medications with alcohol.
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Jessie obliges at every turn, cautious and tense at first but ultimately resolved.
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I was a bit cautious when Blue debuted its first set of headphones.
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You don't know who you're dealing with, so it's better to be cautious.
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During the interview, Aldridge was exceedingly cautious when describing her time in Calais.
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He said markets would remain cautious until further developments on trade talks unfold.
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At the same time, the NFIB report buttresses the Fed's more cautious stance.
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Mr. Rokaya, the shepherd, was cautious in his appraisal of the day's pickings.
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Above all, to be extra cautious, look for 'Shipped and sold from Amazon.com'
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But reformers should be cautious not to move too far in this direction.
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Sanders, who is cautious with his endorsements, went above and beyond for D'Alessandro.
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The source said "relationship-wise, they're being cautious"— especially given their explosive history.
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That led some analysts to be cautious on calling for steeper price slides.
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"We prefer to move with prudence and be cautious," Carstens told local radio.
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"Despite the upturn on Euronext, sellers are very cautious," a French broker said.
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We are currently in that zone, thus I would continue to remain cautious.
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Do you think you have a skewed perspective, and might be overly cautious?
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Some are cautious about allowing Chinese investment in sensitive areas of the economy.
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I don't blame this company but honestly it just does make you cautious.
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The U.S. central bank is also keeping a cautious eye on international developments.
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Although some investors remain cautious, the bonds are expected to attract broad interest.
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"There's no question being in the spotlight makes companies more cautious," Kovacic said.
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So you have to be cautious when you tell people to Google people.
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These are all good reasons to be cautious about the prospects for BCIs.
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Already, investors are feeling cautious as stocks sit at lofty valuations, he said.
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He's understandably cautious, particularly since these are theoretical predictions based on computer simulations.
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Until the data points start to make sense again, Cramer will remain cautious.
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But he said that the professor could be cautious in his personal life.
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Traders were also cautious ahead of the 10-year JGB auction on Thursday.
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Trump should also take a chance on (cautious) bilateral negotiations with North Korea.
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On Facebook, comments from concerned citizens range from cautious optimism to blunt racism.
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Still, traders are being cautious as the length of the shutdown remains unknown.
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The figures contrasted with the cautious outlook from many in the industrial sector.
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Despite the polls, Republicans say they're going into Georgia's runoff with cautious optimism.
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Consequently, foreign states should be cautious in their wholehearted adoption of these models.
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So, count me as a cautious skeptic of the movement to canonize Strzok.
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In Denver, Ambassador Haqqani, Abrams and I were appropriately cautious about the future.
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The company said it remained cautious due to uncertainty in Britain's economic outlook.
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The board said consumers were feeling cautious about business and job market conditions.
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But since then, some Democrats believe she has been too cautious and scripted.
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Taiwan's market sentiment has been cautious, in part prompted by massive foreign selling.
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"We've been very cautious about that, both with Republicans and Democrats," he added.
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Nevertheless, fund managers said the event made some investors more cautious about buying.
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But the police were cautious, saying all the facts were not yet in.
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As for Japan's stock market, he remained cautious despite a recovery since January.
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Plus, Rainer says, people who pursue this type of care should be cautious.
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In spite of all the mayhem and attitude, the overall mood is cautious.
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Some analysts remain cautious as the details have yet to be worked out.
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I do not hate men or fear them, I am just cautious now.
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Feature Inside the final weeks of Hillary Clinton's cautious — and surprisingly risky — campaign.
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But lawmakers remained cautious on their support for TPP after the report's release.
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Suitable for all ages, just be cautious of choking hazards for younger children.
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International growth isn't the only concern contributing to cautious outlooks on the company.
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On these walks, the neighbors will sometimes stop us to ask cautious questions.
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Eye in the Sky, however, is cautious and morally inquisitive rather than hawkish.
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Investors have thus been cautious about extrapolating this to a stronger underlying economy.
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Her typical second serve proved more effective than Ms Williams's comparably cautious offerings.
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They have, however, been more cautious and pragmatic than the West has recognized.
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Chinese factory inflation slowed in May and Fed officials have become increasingly cautious.
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"Anytime you see the word "share" you should be pretty cautious," said Libert.
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They talk of dismantling the bipartisan, Henry Kissinger-esque strategy of cautious harmony.
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The economy has been slow to respond, however, and business sentiment remains cautious.
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That encourages conservative tactics, ultra-cautious coaching and unexpressive football in supposed showpieces.
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"The more cautious they are, the more sensitive the market becomes," he said.
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"With the rise in technology only recently, I've become more cautious," said Meeks.
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Leonard has been the most cautious player in the NBA with his body.
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The defense will need to be cautious about excessive attacks on Gates' character.
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Saxo Bank released a more cautious quarterly outlook for global markets on Wednesday.
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Still, she says, Kalanick, and any beneficiary of a windfall, should be cautious.
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Maybe Trump is at the other extreme where he is not cautious enough.
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Like forecasts by Schlossberg and Wolff, overall predictions for 2018 GDP are cautious.
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Luxembourg is keen to make equivalence more flexible, but France is more cautious.
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Back then, the Holy See had a cautious policy that it implemented generously.
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In an effort to preserve capital, banks then become more cautious about lending.
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But the intended target of Mr. Trump's action, China, has been fairly cautious.
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Being queer and non-binary, I have to be cautious of my surroundings.
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That just tightened me up and made me really cautious on the ice.
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If the Mets are cautious, Vargas may miss only one or two starts.
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Appraisals have gotten a lot harder, and buyers are a little more cautious.
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Honestly, I don't really have any thoughts about it, but I'm staying cautious.
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Cautious, and a bit jaded after failed relationships, we became casual running buddies.
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American officials have been cautious in discussing Kim Yong-chol's fate in public.
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Discussions with the Guggenheim's management had previously been supportive, if cautious, until recently.
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People are cautious, even wary, until you've shown you can handle the work.
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While I remain cautious, comments like Hogg's gave me a twinkle of optimism.
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"Realive" occasionally sets a cautious pace, and the voice-overs can be wordy.
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But then on the other hand, obviously everyone does have to be cautious.
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Mr. Moon's visit to the North was met with cautious optimism in Washington.
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In France, where Renault employs 47,000 workers, there was a more cautious response.
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I'm a very cautious person and I like to keep everything under control.
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Mr. Russo is cautious about overexposing JRAD's special blend of orthodoxy and disruption.
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Still, Jeff Chang, managing director at Cboe Vest, thinks investors should remain cautious.
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He also has urged investors to stick to the facts and be cautious.
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"Because the infrastructure is so fragile, we're being overly cautious," Mr. Byrne said.
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Be prepared - these cars are sloooooowwww and overly-cautious (as they should be).
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There's a reason most presidents are cautious when talking about the stock market.
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But others are more cautious and say ISIS can quickly fill its ranks.
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Investors and many economists are more cautious, however, noting the lack of inflation.
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"I'm still very, very cautious, but I was encouraged by Friday," he added.
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I was mistakenly far too cautious about stocks beginning in March of 2017.
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In turn, appraisers are being very cautious with the current price run-up.
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Well, I would be cautious about extrapolating too much from a single comparison.
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Investors remained cautious ahead of U.S. inflation data due later in the session.
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But if you're skeptical or confused about how the plan works, be cautious.
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Ms. Canan urged older people to be cautious about co-signing student loans.
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Despite solid prices, some analysts remain cautious about future demand in smaller cities.
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Trading remains cautious, however, with the threat of new China tariffs on Sunday.
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"We'd like to see careful consideration and a cautious approach," Ms. Patterson said.
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Other analysts have been more cautious amid the streaming company&aposs growing competition.
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We're in a calmer, little more cautious tone and that's weighing on gold.
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So, we're still, like I think all major corporations, very cautious about folks.
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But cautious because this is a one year snapshot of a moving picture.
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On weekends, he is more cautious, rarely leaving the house in the evenings.
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But market-watchers are starting to become more cautious on UK blue chips.
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Analysts were somewhat cautious on stocks amid uncertainty about how Iran would respond.
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For the United States, that reality implies adopting a posture of cautious waiting.
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"I mean, we tried," she said, "but now we're a little more cautious."
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Harry Burn, from McMinn County, the youngest man in the legislature, was cautious.
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Like Schlossberg, Stacey Gilbert, market strategist at Susquehanna, is cautious on Constellation Brands.
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Be very cautious as to how you invest your money at this time.
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That would make them cautious, and maybe that's what the market's looking at.
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His achievements—a balanced budget, criminal-justice reforms—have been cautious, bipartisan affairs.
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Others, however, were more cautious about topping up an already massive stimulus programe.
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There was nothing cautious about the way the Moroccans approached the game, though.
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But it's worth noting a cautious tone from a long-term market bull.
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