However, a spokesman for Popular Mobilization Units was more circumspect.
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Musk is only slightly more circumspect when talking to investors.
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However, they were more circumspect when it came to kids.
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Though America's allies were initially circumspect, they were coming round.
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Their public statements since Kavanaugh was announced have been circumspect.
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They show a more circumspect Trump than many see publicly.
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U.S.A. Basketball officials are circumspect when asked about the accommodations.
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The tone of everyday life was circumspect and grimly proper.
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A few yards away, other independence supporters were similarly circumspect.
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Mr. Page was more circumspect about whether he would cooperate.
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Officer Familia appeared to have been circumspect about her profession.
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When Blumenthal's emails first emerged, Clinton was slightly less circumspect.
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And you were much more circumspect around that same time.
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Circumspect candle gifters, meet your match: Otherland's Gilded Holiday Collection.
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He is circumspect in the way that Trump is not.
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The exhibition's circumspect title makes no grand or inclusive claim.
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It is old versus young, venerable versus untested, circumspect versus flamboyant.
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And, why you should be circumspect about that next promotion opportunity.
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Luckily the American people remain wisely circumspect about all of this.
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Lighthizer appeared more circumspect than Trump about the chances of success.
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This wasn't a rudderless organization, but their direction felt unnecessarily circumspect.
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Others are more circumspect, especially in the world of political journalism.
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Fishman is circumspect in discussing the Yankees' analytics work in detail.
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As I've gotten older, I've grown more circumspect in my opinion.
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Some labeled Pruitt's move politically opportunistic, while others were more circumspect.
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Again, the central bank chief was circumspect about her future. Rep.
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"I'm very circumspect about who I bring in," Pressman told me.
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Companies with operations outside of the United States were more circumspect.
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Zhang was even more circumspect on the conference call with analysts.
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"There are other people who are more circumspect," Mr. Alterman said.
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Netanyahu's acting foreign minister, Israel Katz, sounded circumspect about Morawiecki's cancellation.
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They have been more circumspect about politically sensitive investigations since then.
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Farther removed from American jurisdiction, Huawei's Asian suppliers have been more circumspect.
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Rouhani had said he backed tough action, but Erdogan was more circumspect.
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I come into this with very circumspect expectations about what will happen.
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Japan was more circumspect, emphasizing that more work needs to be done.
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" And, she has promised, "In the future I will be more circumspect.
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During his two-year tenure at the Pentagon, Mattis was consistently circumspect.
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England has been much more circumspect, with 12 crosses and 8 shots.
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It was the caretaker's day off, and she could be less circumspect.
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Iraqi officials were far more circumspect in their description of the meetings.
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Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the Democratic leader, was not so circumspect.
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Senator Lisa Murkowski, Republican of Alaska, was circumspect about a carbon tax.
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The methods are a circumspect intrusion on nature, allowing for constant renewal.
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Cuban converts interviewed by Hispan TV are circumspect about the center's goals.
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Some companies are more circumspect about their reasons for leaving than others.
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Christie's, which is privately owned, has been more circumspect with its guarantees.
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It is unusual for equity investors to be more circumspect than bond buyers.
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It's bloody and disturbing, but also reasonably circumspect about most of the violence.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was circumspect when asked about carbonizing the recess.
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But when it comes to action, Unifor's president has been far more circumspect.
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Haskel was more circumspect about the economic outlook in his testimony to lawmakers.
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Rove said that he was "very circumspect" during his time around the city.
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I continued sending thoughtful rejections but became more circumspect in my psychic predictions.
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Attorney General William Barr was circumspect about this during his recent confirmation hearings.
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Auto CEOs tend to be conservative, circumspect executives who carefully manage their messages.
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The president had been circumspect about declaring the race finished, even after Mrs.
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It also contradicts FBI briefings to Congress, which reportedly have been more circumspect.
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Clinton has always been circumspect about Mr. Weiner and her feelings toward him.
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Qian noted that Chinese companies looking for overseas investments were becoming more circumspect.
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Out of the glare of the television cameras, Democrats are somewhat more circumspect.
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Senators, though, were far less circumspect in both their questions and their commentary.
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But Manning is nothing if not circumspect when it comes to his words.
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As the parades marched downtown, the West End was in a circumspect mood.
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Being asked about their citizenship, he noted, would probably make them even more circumspect.
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Australia's approach to China, easily its largest trading partner, has typically been more circumspect.
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I'm pretty open about being in recovery; I've been more circumspect about mental illness.
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With the Nevada caucuses so close, Reid was a bit more circumspect than usual.
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Murkowski, in particular, offered a decidedly circumspect view of what the House passed Thursday.
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And you do have to be circumspect about both sides of the equation, right?
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But Cairo has also been more circumspect about a full-blown Western military intervention.
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Trump has struck an uncharacteristically circumspect tone in response to the controversy so far.
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But Frank, the gravel-voiced septuagenarian with a 4.4-star rating, was more circumspect.
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He was circumspect about his personal life early in his career — with good reason.
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Yet companies in Japan and South Korea will be circumspect about sourcing, said Driscoll.
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That's why I want to be circumspect about telling you to definitely add him.
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BDC analysts were more circumspect with respect to the likelihood the changes are enacted.
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The pharmaceutical industry, while not taking a position on the issue, has been circumspect.
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Publicly, Mr. Tillerson has stood by the decision, while Mr. Mattis has been circumspect.
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Stealthy and circumspect, he has captured more than a hundred lions in his career.
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While industry lobbyists are more circumspect, they, too, are eager to remake the bureau.
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Christie's has become more circumspect about using its own finances to secure auction prices.
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However, they remained circumspect about McCabe, further adding to the mystery about his status.
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He is the very circumspect in his personal conduct, harbors no biases or prejudices.
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Our health care doesn't look so circumspect now that the promise of Trumpcare seems doomed.
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Asked whether the Trump administration envisaged Palestinian statehood as the way forward, Bolton sounded circumspect.
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Sanders was similarly circumspect when asked about about a new accusation that Minnesota Democratic Sen.
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Others were more circumspect about calling a Clinton win, but still pointed to the peso.
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Nadler has long been circumspect about whether his committee will recommend impeachment to the House.
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The state's representative, Jerusalem District prosecutor Moran Brown, was circumspect about Human Rights Watch's status.
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Such a risk-positive, headlong editorial approach contrasts with Meyohas's cagier, more circumspect artistic approach.
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"This is an area where we need to be extraordinarily careful and circumspect", he said.
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"We have to be circumspect as we look at this tale of horrors," said Rep.
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This middle-class, circumspect man has been palpably shaped, exalted and damaged by their relationship.
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And so, the press really needs to be circumspect, to take a look at itself.
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Bündchen was less circumspect, making her opposition to the New York real estate mogul known.
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British politicians like Nigel Farage, leader of the UK Independence Party, have been more circumspect.
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Stay as gentle and circumspect as this slow loris is while eating a rice ball.
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But Liang was circumspect about the potential for Liu's death to spark change inside China.
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Councilman Joseph Borelli, a Republican from Staten Island, was less circumspect about voicing his support.
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Offstage — when speaking in an interview, for instance — Dormeshia is much more tentative and circumspect.
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On August 6th the Taliban claimed that they had been resolved (Mr Khalilzad was more circumspect).
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Asked how he felt when he saw that Trump had borrowed the slogan, Pandey is circumspect.
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Asked whether Waze Carpool could help accelerate the exodus from transit in cities, Bardin was circumspect.
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I would like to see the president more circumspect, but that&aposs not going to happen.
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Despite his history of inflammatory, racist rhetoric, there are times when Donald Trump can be circumspect.
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Conaway vowed to continue to be "circumspect" with reporters in answering questions about the ongoing investigation.
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Haldane had appeared more circumspect, telling reporters that it would be arrogant to bet against markets.
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Writer Lauren Hissrich describes Geralt as "stoic, circumspect, balanced and fierce" — qualities befitting a medieval hero.
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Brown has been circumspect in his criticisms of Trump, reserving his opposition to specific policy critiques.
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When asked about her alleged romantic relationship with Janelle Monáe, Thompson chose to be more circumspect.
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Mr. Trump has been uncharacteristically circumspect about what he is thinking as the process has unfolded.
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Asked about the origins of this lifelong appetite for the grisly side, Ms. Sud is circumspect.
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He and Sansa resumed their bickering later before reaching a fragile détente, though Sansa remains circumspect.
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Still, for weeks after the killing, Mr. Erdogan was circumspect, mainly limiting himself to provocative questions.
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Bringing justice fully into our lives, thinking in terms of it, will make us more circumspect.
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While some women celebrated the march and the strike, others remained circumspect about the real impact.
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This circumspect attitude is, she tells us, a long-rehearsed tactic of self-preservation and defense.
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Asked whether he was worried about any rollback of his enforcement legacy, Mr. Ceresney was circumspect.
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Stephen Miller, the White House senior policy adviser, was circumspect on Sunday about Mr. Flynn's future.
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"I tried to be circumspect," she says of a nouveau riche broker of customized Chagall copies.
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So given this behavior and the way it affects you, maybe you should be more circumspect.
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So circumspect was the U.S. deployment that it took a century before historians proved it happened.
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As the election approaches, Obama's team has been circumspect about the details of its last efforts.
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Some media outlets routinely label Trump a racist and a liar, while others are more circumspect.
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Now, I don't have a problem with teaching robots knifeplay per se, but we must be circumspect.
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Others, like Maker, are a little more circumspect about the social media fame that they have accumulated.
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As a consequence, quantum theory forces us to be circumspect in assigning physical reality to individual properties.
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But with each close call, al-Baghdadi became more circumspect, more obsessed with security and more untrusting.
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Trump administration officials have been more circumspect, loath perhaps to accuse a NATO ally of lawless behavior.
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This decision was more circumspect, declining to come down on whether the law was motivated by discrimination.
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TIBBETTS: I don&apost know, the authorities as you said are circumspect with all of the information.
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GM boss Mary Barra publicly sounded a circumspect note when asked about an Opel sale on Tuesday.
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After all, power-hitter David Warner uses the same 2lb 10z bat as the circumspect Alastair Cook.
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The more circumspect Fontana had to notice that, however outrageous its means, Klein's output was unfailingly handsome.
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Asked whether Russia would now curtail Israel's freedom of action in Syria, Ambassador Alexander Shein sounded circumspect.
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Traditionally, "people in Washington are much more circumspect, much more careful in their speaking," Ms. Bumiller said.
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He is circumspect in talking about his family and relationships, and I had to push him some.
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Senator Edward Markey, Democrat of Massachusetts and a longtime opponent of opening the refuge, was less circumspect.
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On Thursday, Mr. Schulz was circumspect about his plans and declined to take any questions from reporters.
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Peck was circumspect when I asked him what kind of story he had in mind to tell.
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Bolund's attitude toward Sweden's cashless tendencies is both upbeat and circumspect—which is to say, fairly political.
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Russia has denounced United States policy on Venezuela, while China has expressed concern but been more circumspect.
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At this point in his career, he's circumspect about his political survival, even that possible primary challenge.
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While Chau has success sharing her art on social media, she's more circumspect about the local gallery scene.
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Other Russian officials have been less circumspect, defending Flynn while suggesting anti-Russian motives lay behind his departure.
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But with each close call, Mr. al-Baghdadi became more circumspect, more obsessed with security and more untrusting.
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That is partly because the authors are not always as circumspect with their evidence as they should be.
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But when asked what specific permissions Bird has received from the governments of both cities, Studener is circumspect.
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We were accordingly circumspect in the reviews published in the following days, though not enough for some readers.
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They have too many people interested in their words, which means they will keep trying to be circumspect.
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Owner of Twitter's most feared account, to say nothing of the Presidential bully pulpit, Trump turned suddenly circumspect.
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Stone advised Trump as a candidate and has given circumspect answers about his contacts with Trump as president.
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Xi is more circumspect in his pronouncements, but he too is focused on the global balance of power.
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The party's co-founder and leader, Rachid Ghannouchi, was more circumspect when I interviewed him at his home.
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Accordingly, each agency head should be extremely circumspect in recommending any further postponement of full disclosure of records.
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"Accordingly, each agency head should be extremely circumspect in recommending any further postponement of full disclosure of records."
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Current Chair Janet Yellen will see her term expire in February and has been circumspect about her future.
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Endangered Senate Democrats in states won by Mr. Trump were mainly circumspect about their thinking on Mr. Kavanaugh.
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He'd also asked Dr. Maras if he could provide an introduction, but framed the question with greater circumspect.
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Although he was happy to analyze the music in detail, Auerbach was far more circumspect about his words.
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But he was circumspect about the end of an investigation that has been a backdrop of his presidency.
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It is, of course, Arnold's prerogative to be circumspect about what must have been a deeply moving encounter.
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If Barker is really after conveying the violent abuse of women in wartime, she's remarkably circumspect about it.
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And especially early on, he could be indirect, even circumspect, on issues seen as politically dicey for Democrats.
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When it was Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s turn to speak, he was stern but circumspect — even philosophical.
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Such speculation has since subsided, leaving at least some Republicans on the panel more circumspect about their efforts.
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They said Ms. Page and others advocated a slower, circumspect pace, especially because polls predicted Mr. Trump's defeat.
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But the people of Kangaroo Island, which sits just off Australia's southern coast, are circumspect about their troubles.
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Circumspect of concentrated power, our nation's founders wisely divided lawmaking authority between two co-equal branches of government.
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But the Palestinian Authority, which has limited self-rule in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, was more circumspect.
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But she was sternly advised to be more circumspect in the future or her job would be at stake.
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The pattern has been that the first to have a realistic shot at breaking a barrier is more circumspect.
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Hamas, which convened several of its top leaders to Gaza last week for consultations, also sounded circumspect on Sunday.
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"A lot of us are very circumspect about whether it's five," Banfield said at the end of the interview.
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Nonetheless, physicists should be circumspect about carrying out experiments that generate conditions with no precedent, even in the cosmos.
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More circumspect but still bullish, the Chinese government said two years ago it was targeting 35 million by 2025.
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HOLMES: Yeah, I mean, I think he&aposs been remarkably circumspect about how he has approached this whole thing.
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But Fed Chair Jerome Powell dented those bets, sounding far more circumspect about the need for further policy easing.
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I finally achieved my first victory in Civ 6 this morning, following an all-nighter as Japan's circumspect leader.
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Marka is circumspect about Thursday's announcement, but indicators are that he and his colleagues have indeed discovered something huge.
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This lengthy manufacturing process seemed to fit the regulatory process well, which by its nature is deliberate and circumspect.
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Conversely, his more polished, circumspect predecessors often voiced fealty to constitutional limits while honoring them largely in the breach.
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Yet there are signs the media is being more circumspect about how it covers perpetrators, reports the Poynter Institute.
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Everybody demands constitutional rights, but people are considerably more circumspect when it comes to defending the rights of others.
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When asked if some of those efforts could focus more on women of color, Duffy was a bit circumspect.
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The menu is at once grander and more circumspect than the grocery's, reassuring to those unfamiliar with the cuisine.
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In questioning suspects, he could be solicitous or circumspect, and he understood the menace to be had in silence.
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While he was circumspect about his academic credentials, Mr. Roven taught at universities and wrote music and literary criticism.
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That may force the company to take a more circumspect approach to growth and how it communicates its dreams.
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For decades the rich had been drawn to Britain by circumspect banks, loose regulations and the comforts of London.
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American citizens are owed — and must demand — transparent, reasoned, and circumspect debate of military force applied on their behalf.
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Their tone was more circumspect than those that immediately followed the deal's announcement, when lawmakers had been more critical.
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At Cheyenne High School in Las Vegas, Biden was circumspect when asked about his confidence the caucuses running smoothly.
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Politicians were no less biased or more circumspect in the 18th century than they are in the 21st century.
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Trump praised her until the end, and was uncharacteristically circumspect when discussing why he chose Powell as Yellen's replacement.
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I think the drug industry has been very circumspect about things hitting targets that could be drugs of abuse.
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Several of the owners in attendance were circumspect, saying that what constituted a personal foul would have to be clarified.
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Many of the diplomats come from countries with their own circumspect records on human rights, including Pakistan, Russia and Uzbekistan.
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"But other markets are more circumspect about the prospect of Yellen signalling a tougher stance on monetary policy," they added.
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Administration officials have been extremely circumspect about what Mr. Pompeo discussed with Mr. Kim during their meeting over Easter weekend.
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Observers are more circumspect about whether the suit can help Start Today on its other path to growth: expanding abroad.
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It suggested Trump will have a difficult time keeping his word to be more circumspect about his social media postings.
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Yes, they should have been more circumspect — more attentive to the fallout — but let's put all this all in perspective.
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While at his event in Ames, Cruz refrained from attacking Trump but the New York developer was not so circumspect.
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The reason I'm being circumspect with Nelson this week is that my memory still extends one month into the past.
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Helima Croft, global head of commodity strategy at RBC Capital Markets, who attended the Riyadh conference, was somewhat more circumspect.
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The South Korean press, which usually monitors North Korean official movements carefully, was circumspect on Monday night about the speculation.
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Yovani and his wife were circumspect about the details of the events that drove them from Honduras earlier this year.
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While Mr. McGovern was clear about his support for the Jayapal bill, other Democrats on the committee were more circumspect.
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On the prospect of going head to head with Africa's best-funded e-commerce company, Chris Folayan is somewhat circumspect.
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Speaking to PEOPLE on Tuesday, Lee, who has been a longtime supporter of UNICEF, was circumspect about future romantic prospects.
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The administration has been circumspect about what those plans actually entailed and when they were expected to be carried out.
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Still, in a circumspect, say-the-right-thing clubhouse, Frazier immediately stands out for his willingness to speak his mind.
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Mr. Teng took a harsh view of the party, saying it would never change, while Mr. Liu was more circumspect.
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Powerful Chinese businessmen tend to be circumspect and wary of attention, because their success depends on not attracting government disfavor.
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But in China, where livestock emissions are soaring and obesity is on the rise, officials are being far less circumspect.
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" Morganlander said investors should still keep growth stocks in their portfolios, "but be more circumspect about the risk that you're taking.
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BOCOM Hong said customers will likely be "circumspect" about going to restaurants — even if the situation around the virus passes soon.
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Yiannopoulos also had a private relationship with the venture capitalist Peter Thiel, though he was more circumspect than some other correspondents.
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Fortunately, the researchers foresaw this objection and were circumspect in their delineation of the link between social media use and attacks.
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Berk Özler, the lead economist for the poverty cluster of the World Bank's Development Research Group, is a bit more circumspect.
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When Sanders himself appeared, he was a good deal more circumspect, warning supporters in brief remarks about the importance of turnout.
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Republicans are more circumspect, but the conservative movement for prison reform has achieved impressive incarceration reductions in some bright-red states.
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He is one of the best lawyers I have ever known, as well as one of the most educated and circumspect.
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Although Banks has described Sabina as "definitely gay," the movie stays dispiritingly circumspect on the matter, save for one longing glance.
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Those kinds of numbers are balanced finely enough for Democratic leaders on Capitol Hill to be circumspect about launching impeachment proceedings.
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Publicly the White House has been more circumspect, praising Pruitt's policy moves while noting that they're investigating the questions around him.
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Morin is smaller and more circumspect, with an aquiline nose, a pronounced French-Canadian accent, and a sly sense of humor.
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Harris did Pod Save America in May 2017 but has been pretty circumspect with her media appearances during the actual campaign.
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He is much too bashful to draw attention to it, though, and much too circumspect to read too much into it.
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But top Fed officials are often more circumspect when discussing threats to the economy, especially those that could soon become real.
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If a more circumspect Supreme Court signals that the answer is no, then, perhaps, the lower courts will fall into line.
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Monzo won't comment on the rumors, but CEO Tom Blomfield is circumspect about taking SoftBank's money when asked in an interview.
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Nearly a decade later, when Systrom and Krieger resigned on Monday, Systrom was circumspect about Instagram's creation and what comes next.
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However, currency markets shows some investors remain circumspect, because new problems with trade friction and Brexit could easily emerge next year.
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Democrats were mostly circumspect going into Tuesday, perhaps because the mere idea of winning in deep-red Alabama seemed so implausible.
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The NBA star was much more circumspect in his spending; Marcy and LeBron's then-fiancée, Savannah, would go on Target runs together.
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As for the tower and small cell plans, network chief John Saw acknowledged the company is being somewhat circumspect about its plans.
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Ablin expects Yellen to be circumspect, given the scrutiny of the Fed and unknowns about the shape and timing of Washington policy.
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" Asked specifically about a pending investigation into the Trump administration and Russia, Bush was circumspect, saying, "You're talking to the wrong guy.
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Housel is less circumspect about Obamacare, and her desire for Trump to make good on his pledge to repeal and replace it.
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Asked if he'd like Trump to retract his statements that many undocumented Mexican immigrants are "rapists" and criminals, McCain was more circumspect.
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"Overall, I would be pretty circumspect about the claims to be honest — it is all very Philip K. Dick territory," Heys said.
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Now, in the run up to the next general election, the country's C-suites are more circumspect even about a second run.
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With Trump branding NAFTA a U.S.-job-killing "disaster," Mexican officials have been circumspect about the chances of quickly renegotiating the accord.
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Mr. Church is mild-mannered, kind, circumspect, a voracious reader, an impeccable cook, and before long, a devoted member of the household.
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Back when Republicans first introduced the American Health Care Act, they were circumspect enough not to exempt themselves from their own law.
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How circumspect Comey is during his testimony could provide clues about the strength of the case Mueller is building, former officials say.
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The best way to win such fights is to show a court that Congress has made circumspect use of its subpoena authority.
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He's a secularist skeptic who entertainingly urges a circumspect view of any and all simple solutions to the mysteries of the universe.
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Well, the Brazilian Army prefers to keep its product for soldiers and is circumspect about saying exactly what makes it so effective.
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After weeks of playing down their prospects of joining the Democratic ticket, the senator and his loyalists are becoming far more circumspect.
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As the trade dispute festers, Chinese business leaders have been circumspect, saying almost nothing about it publicly for fear of angering Beijing.
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Asked how he viewed the case of Mr. Levine, and whether he felt the company needed healing, Mr. Nézet-Séguin was circumspect.
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Presidents in the wake of Mr. Nixon were circumspect in their invocations of executive privilege, not wanting to be associated with Watergate.
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Maassen also clashed with other more circumspect government officials when he said Russia was the likely culprit behind cyber attacks on Germany.
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But on Thursday, after Mr. Trump's accusations about the China Daily supplement, the usually circumspect embassy released harsh remarks about China's intentions.
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Nick Bailey, who became ill during the investigation, were poisoned with novichok, the hospital has been more circumspect in describing their recovery.
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Appellate judges did urge Judge Polster to be more circumspect but sided with him, noting that settlement is a traditional judicial goal.
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But Trump was far more circumspect than he's been with prior witnesses, and today his remarks were prepared in huge sharpie font.
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SoftBank's $100 billion Vision Fund may have redefined technology investing, but some founders are circumspect about the benefits of near-infinite capital.
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"Stem-cell scientists are likely to be more circumspect about their own work, and more skeptical of others," he wrote to me.
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However, the currency market shows some investors remain circumspect, because new problems with trade friction and Brexit could easily emerge next year.
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Once circumspect about its controls, China now preaches a vision of a government-supervised internet that has surprising resonance in other countries.
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Though I was more circumspect, I couldn't help but feel I was dragging him into a reality he had never counted on.
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This military intimacy explains why British ministers have been more circumspect than their European counterparts in proclaiming the death of the Atlantic alliance.
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Whatever the case, that leaves plenty of room for less circumspect rivals to rush in and suffer the trials of releasing technology early.
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Publicly Trump has consistently praised the vice president, insisting Pence will be his running mate next year, yet privately he is more circumspect.
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It will tell us a lot whether they say they will pass Medicare-for-all right away or whether they are more circumspect.
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Obama: "I would advise all of you to be a little more circumspect about your selfies...own your life and your mistakes." pic.twitter.
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Or perhaps to be less dramatic, firms are not as circumspect as they need to be when it comes to handling our data.
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I THINK I HAVE TO BE A LITTLE CIRCUMSPECT ANALYZING A ONE-PAGE PROPOSAL BECAUSE IT IS NOT A FULLY FLESHED OUT PROPOSAL.
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The Socialist primaries battle has exposed divisions in the party, with some urging Hollande not to stand while others have been more circumspect.
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Being diplomatically circumspect, the United States did not identify nations implicated in transferring oil from their ships to North Korean vessels at sea.
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Merkel's aims may be more circumspect than Macron's more vaulting vision, but then for Germany -- Europe's economic power house -- the EU is working.
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On the defining issue of the moment Westin and Moser are running on Medicare for all while Triantaphyllis and Fletcher are more circumspect.
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Wall Street had been duly circumspect, with the Dow ending down 0.08%, while the S&P 500 added 0.12% and the Nasdaq 0.54%.
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My guess is the Sanders who ultimately ends this campaign will prove much more circumspect than the Sanders who appears in this article.
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This issue will still be live as long as the White House is circumspect about the future of the law's cost-sharing reductions.
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She later said she had made a mistake in publicly commenting on a candidate and promised to be more "circumspect" in the future.
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Canadian leaders have been more circumspect, asserting that they would not hurry to sign a deal they felt was bad for their constituents.
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They have always, however, been circumspect: their tariff actions were limited, and the economic basis for their actions was at least vaguely defensible.
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Asked how it felt to lure someone of Ms. Blumenstein's caliber from a highly respected competitor, Mr. Kahn was circumspect in his reply.
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Navalny was initially more circumspect in meting out the same treatment to the popular Putin, but now attacks the president with equal vehemence.
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He is circumspect about the truckers who, in 1973, fought gas taxes and a lowered speed limit by, well, rising against the establishment.
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But before taking drastic action, such as banning nearly every potential foreign hostile government owned or operated company, let us be more circumspect.
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Other conservative Christians were more circumspect, noting that Chick-fil-A never explained why it was no longer donating to the Salvation Army.
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Some legal experts and political strategists were more circumspect, saying the report confirmed the Russian government was attempting to help Trump with the election.
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Mehta ruled less than a month after receiving the case about Trump's accounting records, which amounts to lightning speed for a sometimes-circumspect court.
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The UAE has been particularly circumspect in its public statements about last month's sabotage (though in private officials evince little doubt about Iran's involvement).
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He is circumspect when talking about himself, and he does not reply to any question until he has contemplated the effect of his answer.
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He was equally circumspect when pushed by Democrats to provide some indication of whether the president himself is under investigation in the Russia probe.
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Trump hinted at the pardon earlier in the week during his rally in Phoenix, but the White House was circumspect about what would happen.
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Trump accepted the suggestion, ordering that agencies be "extremely circumspect" about keeping the remaining documents secret at the end of the 180-day assessment.
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Romney has been more circumspect -- going so far as to say that he is not ready to endorse the President's 2020 re-election campaign.
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Chinese government officials tend to be circumspect, but Hao, a trim man in his sixties, spoke with the freedom of someone accustomed to authority.
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But Frankfurt police were circumspect, adding that although the stripper was allowed to perform, they could not attest to the quality of his act.
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Ryabkov was more circumspect though, saying the Russian Foreign Ministry felt no euphoria about the Republican's win despite wanting to normalise relations with Washington.
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Wall Street had been dully circumspect, with the Dow ending Tuesday down 0.08%, while the S&P 500 added 0.12% and the Nasdaq 0.54%.
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Wall Street had been duly circumspect, with the Dow ending Tuesday down 0.08%, while the S&P 500 added 0.12% and the Nasdaq 0.54%.
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That may explain why General McKenzie was a little more circumspect than his predecessors in forecasting the long-range effectiveness of the latest strikes.
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However, on Fox News on Thursday evening, Sean Hannity, whom the president is known to take advice from on occasion, was much less circumspect.
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" But he ordered the agencies to "be extremely circumspect," noting that the rationale for secrecy has only "grown weaker with the passage of time.
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CBD companies themselves—at least the ones that stay on the right side of the law—are circumspect about what their products can do.
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European leaders, normally circumspect, are openly irritated that President Trump's protectionist assault is aimed at them despite decades of military alliance and shared values.
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Whatever you think of Hillary Clinton, there's no question that she was the more circumspect candidate, and that's partly why her detractors hated her.
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Trump was circumspect on whether or not he would veto the sanctions once they crossed his desk, according to then-communications director Anthony Scaramucci.
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While House officials were more careful about addressing the future of the President's nonexistent tax cut proposal, colleagues in the Senate were less circumspect.
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Currency markets were far more circumspect about the outcome of the summit than equity and bond markets as investors waited for the fine print.
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What to watch: Ukraine has enjoyed bipartisan support in Washington, and diplomatic support and assistance will likely continue, albeit with a more circumspect approach.
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But over the last week, other Liberal caucus members and cabinet ministers have not been so circumspect when it comes to their former colleagues.
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"If you're a US investor wanting to deploy capital, you would be more circumspect toward European banks," said Neil Sutherland, a portfolio manager at Schroders.
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And while most or all of the candidates have told donors and supporters in private that they are running, in public they are more circumspect.
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Were Trump a more circumspect and well-mannered man, who never bragged about how rich he is, his wealth would be less of an issue.
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These are wild animals that you want to make sure to be careful and exercise due caution and be circumspect in terms of handling them.
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As for his path to the nomination, Hogan was circumspect, admitting steps taken by the Republican National Committee meant challenging Trump was an uphill battle.
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Wall Street had been duly circumspect on Tuesday, with the Dow ending down 0.08%, while the S&P 500 added 0.12% and the Nasdaq 0.54%.
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Those people are just getting the hang of emoji and, as adults, are much more circumspect about sharing their emotions, even with friends and family.
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When a woman asked how she could convince neighbors and friends who are supporters of Trump, Cruz took a more circumspect route to his criticism.
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Some experts are more circumspect about the role of the cartels, saying there is still a lack of hard data to show their extensive involvement.
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Wall Street had been equally circumspect, with the Dow ending Wednesday down 265.95%, while the S&P 248 lost 258.84% and the Nasdaq rose 0.32%.
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But they had remained publicly circumspect about the aide who, throughout the Republican primary process, was an ever-present figure at the elder Trump's side.
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She debated that point with David Barber, president of Blue Hill, who was somewhat more circumspect about the appeal of biodynamics for the average consumer.
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" Herbalife's SEC filing was more circumspect though, saying the company does not currently expect the settlement to have a "long-term and materially adverse impact.
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If you've been following The Upshot's coverage of polling over the last two years, you know that we're pretty circumspect about shifts in the polls.
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Mr. Ryan was circumspect about President Trump, who, according to an unusual Pew survey, has a broader but less cohesive coalition than many people think.
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Wall Street had been equally circumspect, with the Dow ending Wednesday down 248%, while the S&P 258.84 lost 0.12% and the Nasdaq rose 0.32%.
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"I couldn't imagine escaping poverty and then going back," he said in an interview, one of only a few the normally circumspect Lukanga has given.
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More from Clifford Krauss, NYT: Helima Croft, global head of commodity strategy at RBC Capital Markets, who attended the Riyadh conference, was somewhat more circumspect.
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For now, the owners of Justify — which also includes Head of Plains Partners and Starlight Racing — are taking a circumspect approach to the horse's future.
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But where the paper's reporters have been circumspect, its columnists, letter-writers and commenters have flooded the Enterprise with their takes on the Kardashian-Wests.
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Indeed, "Call Me by Your Name's" most revolutionary aspect is its circumspect withholding of punishment for gay love, a trope that haunts most cinematic portrayals.
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It is a decision that Democrats are being far more circumspect with now, than they were when so many ran to Sanders three years ago.
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The opera house and the composer were circumspect about why the project, which was more than a decade in the making, had been called off.
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" When I ask Gerber about Paracelsus' success rate, he's circumspect: "Every rehab claims its success rate is high, but in reality it's difficult to measure.
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Google has remained more circumspect but could announce similar actions ahead of congressional hearings this week at which all three players are expected to testify.
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Nicola Leuthe was born around 21979 — she was always circumspect about her birth year — in Mazagan, Morocco, the middle child of Suzanne and Jean Leuthe.
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But both were mostly noncommittal on how exactly they would get better and especially circumspect on what possible government regulation they would support, if any.
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We're already seeing some forms of moderation from President Trump from his endorsement of the "One China" policy to more circumspect statements about Middle East peace.
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While the Israeli media has been full of leaks and speculation around the case, the authorities have been far more circumspect as the investigation steadily proceeds.
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While some select U.S. financials remain among van Steenis's top picks for the year ahead, he is more circumspect with regards to the European banking sector.
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The torment of Mitt Romney During past transition periods, presidents-in-waiting have generally been circumspect in their consideration of appointees, contacting them privately and quietly.
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But Congress' initial inclination to remain circumspect about imposing unwarranted regulations is laudable given the potential safety, mobility, economic and environmental benefits that the technology holds.
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China's press, which tends to be even more circumspect than usual during NPC sessions, is especially concerned this year to find only good news to report.
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He suggested Robert M. Gates, the former defense secretary, but was more circumspect when asked if he was willing to be Mr. Trump's running mate himself.
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"If you have your credit card up on Amazon, you should be a little bit circumspect about all this attack going on on Facebook, " said Draper.
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After all these onerous years, he is still a straight-up joy—as in actual, for-real joy—to behold, all lumbering trickery and circumspect bloodlust.
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He has been especially circumspect on North Korea since he argued, early in his tenure, that Libya could serve as a model for North Korea's disarmament.
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Although Trump's executive order avoids mentioning China by name, a US Defense Department document on AI strategy released the very next day was not so circumspect.
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Although Alexander, a more moderate Republican who's retiring next year, is seen as a contender, he's publicly been more circumspect in his statements on the subject.
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Thom Tillis* (note: Tillis has been somewhat circumspect about his vote in the last few days as he's worked on a compromise with the administration) Sen.
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For his part, Mr. Fairfax noted that he was in "a unique position" and wanted to remain "circumspect" about whether he thought the governor should quit.
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The risk is that the next Beyond Meat is scared off from going public by the circumspect mood that has taken hold in the IPO market.
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Democratic presidential candidates weighed in on Sunday morning, indicating that they believed Ms. Flores's allegations but remaining circumspect about the potential political fallout for Mr. Biden.
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Until Trump took office, presidents were historically circumspect about criticizing Federal Reserve policy, eager to preserve the central bank's independence even if they disagreed with its moves.
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No, it was Zuck's second post, more circumspect and clearly more scripted, that described a concrete series of steps to counteract the influence he'd previously declared nonexistent.
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Thune, speaking to reporters later on Wednesday, was more circumspect about Taylor's testimony, which he noted he had read since initially speaking to reporters earlier on Wednesday.
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" A few minutes later, Kenworthy sounds more circumspect about 2022, clearly still weighing his options: "It's a long ways away, but I'm not deciding anything quite yet.
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Auction houses are trying to be more circumspect about guarantees, having been forced by competition to give away much of their profit margins in the recent past.
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"Papirosen," a family documentary chronicle by the young Argentine director Gastón Solnicki (out on disc from Film Movement), is more circumspect but no less fraught with trauma.
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She was scathing and smart like Dowd, but circumspect in a way that made her readers think harder, and try harder to make sense of it all.
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A more circumspect batsman keeps his eye on the ball — tempting, yet fatal, though it is to flinch and blink — and sways away, like a dodging boxer.
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Clinton's supporters in part because Mr. Comey has been circumspect in his remarks about another federal investigation, this one involving allegations of Russian meddling in the election.
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His longtime musical accompanist, DJ Phantom, was less circumspect about his decision to leave Kelly in 2017: "I didn't know then what I know now," he said.
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When law enforcement officials brief the media in the midst of an ongoing investigation, they must purposely be curt and circumspect in their language and word choice.
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His five-year term was expiring; these are often renewed but his was not, and in a manner so brusque that the usually circumspect German publicly complained.
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Trump sounded circumspect about the chances of success for his own plan as he welcomed Netanyahu into the Oval Office on Monday ahead of the plan's release.
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Bond markets, currencies and commodities were more circumspect, and futures trade pointed to softness in Europe and a flat open the United States after a bumper Monday.
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Here, too, Israeli officials are circumspect about speaking openly on cooperation — and local media are, as in similar cases, often censored from reporting what they already know.
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But many other American officials, including in the State Department, Pentagon, C.I.A. and Congress, have been more circumspect and increasingly view the prince as an unreliable partner.
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Climate change While China has taken a prominent role in climate-related events in UNGAs past and present, Wang was pretty circumspect about climate in his speech.
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His response was a circumspect and considered "Yes" — marking the difference between choosing to remain behind the scenes within a corporation, and deliberate elision from the canon.
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These days, with Trump now seen as likely to win his party's nomination, European officials are more circumspect in public, but sound no less alarmed in private.
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While lacking the more profane, experimental qualities of other entries in the New Queer Cinema canon, it should not be considered circumspect, but instead an incredibly precise work.
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He is more circumspect about his efforts last year to find more clients in Ukraine, and was insistent Thursday about the nature of his December meeting with Tymoshenko.
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Given their value as targets, the risk of compromise, and the sensitivity of the facility, these GOP members should have gone out of their way to be circumspect.
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But the rest of corporate America has been more circumspect in speaking out, underscoring the sensitivities around opposing policies that could provoke a backlash from the White House.
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With a baldly political light cast on the court in the Trump era—especially during last autumn's explosive confirmation hearing for Brett Kavanaugh—the chief seems increasingly circumspect.
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EU Climate and Energy Commissioner Miguel Arias Canete was more circumspect, saying setting new European targets was a job for the next Commission that takes office in 2019.
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Dugan, for her part, was circumspect about the effects that social networks such as Facebook have wrought on society — during a keynote speech to hundreds of Facebook developers.
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Each book is a prayer bead on a string, and each prayer is a secular, circumspect prayer, a prayer and a protest and a charm against encroaching night.
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In recent months, McIlroy has stood apart by taking bold, principled stands within a community of athletes who are a loosely aligned group of circumspect self-employed entrepreneurs.
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Too many are circumspect, especially when Cage is trying to generate biz or writing about money, trying hard to be acceptable rather than, as in his art, audacious.
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But the ebb and flow of trade noise changes quite radically and you have to be circumspect in taking one tweet or quote as a statement of fact.
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JPMorgan Chief Executive Jamie Dimon was slightly more circumspect, but said he was comforted by the fact that Trump was selecting people with experience to join his team.
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This week, the normally circumspect Mr. McConnell conceded that it was going to be difficult to get the votes needed from Republicans to pass a health care bill.
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" Abe was less circumspect: "Our position is very clear: that the launch of short-range ballistic missiles by North Korea clearly violates the relevant U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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William, although candid about memories, is polished and circumspect, as he has presumably learned to be in his more exposed role as second in line to the throne.
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Again, the White House's policies may cause these important liaison partners to be more circumspect with what they choose to share in the future, which could have disastrous consequences.
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Simply because Ainge was unwilling to speculate about how his father's pursuit of Utah's biggest and best-loved basketball star doesn't mean that we need to be as circumspect.
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Of course, I haven't had enough days to properly test the battery, but be circumspect when the company claims multiple weeks of battery life even when you're using Bluetooth.
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"By floating a threat in a negative but circumspect way, North Korea is both testing the reaction to this type of messaging and putting pressure on Washington," Oba said.
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While the Turkish government has remained officially circumspect about the details, a flood of information has been provided to the press since police began investigating what happened to Khashoggi.
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Spoiler warning: We were as circumspect as possible about actually giving away season 2 plot points, but we are expressly talking about some of the show's larger plot developments.
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Klobuchar was generally more circumspect in her interview, but a data tax would be a dramatic proposal — if she actually moves forward with it, which seems far from certain.
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In an increasingly fierce, name-and-shame world, Half the Picture already feels dated, because the interviewees are so cautious and circumspect about identifying or even confronting their abusers.
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And even the official newspapers, which tend to be rigorous in their sourcing and circumspect about what they publish, sometimes lean on the less-scrupulous digital publications for stories.
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As a once fringe presidential candidate, it's very circumspect that Jill Stein is pushing for a presidential vote recount at this post election point for Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania.
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Despite his potential to become the first Jewish president, Sanders has been circumspect about his feelings on organized religion and instead takes a view that all humans are connected.
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Ted Cruz, seems more circumspect in dealing with ISIS, preferring instead to "carpet bomb them into oblivion," when pushed, he won't rule out American troops on the ground either.
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Since departing the bureau, Comey has been circumspect in his public remarks about his brief tenure under Trump, but reportedly kept detailed notes about his interactions with the president.
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"In the near-term the MPC is more circumspect on the current vote but ... a hike is being signaled as necessary some time before markets currently imply," he said.
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Candidates can be frank about their litmus tests, but Presidents, and their judicial nominees, are supposed to be more circumspect—though everyone knows the likely result is the same.
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Their bets imply that the U.S. Federal Reserve will soon start cutting interest rates regularly, reversing several years of increases, when the central bank's likely approach is more circumspect.
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Yellen's more circumspect view on the future path of U.S. rates comes as many investors remain on the sidelines ahead of Thursday's British referendum on its European Union membership.
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Even if the Qatar Investment Authority's new management team is inclined to be more circumspect, Qatar's outlook suggests that there is scope to elevate geopolitical concerns above immediate returns.
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Watching most tragedies, you can comfort yourself with the idea that you would escape that fate, because you are more circumspect, more evolved, because you have been to therapy.
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Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman was circumspect when asked about the injury risk to players in the tournament, for which some spent nearly four weeks away from their clubs.
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On the question of whether he believes the governor should resign, Mr. Fairfax noted that he is in "a unique position" and wanted to remain "circumspect" about the matter.
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First on Squawk Box he took a very circumspect and reserved stance on Clinton's health, and didn't even mention her campaign's many-revised statements and clarifications about their candidate's condition.
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I'm in Liverpool for the Labour party conference and am pretty sure some Corbynistas are gonna get party-drunk fairly soon, but the immediate reaction was circumspect in its joyfulness.
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He largely avoided drama during his confirmation hearings at the end of March, using circumspect evasions and folksy humility to leave Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats without much to push against.
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"This morning's price action suggests that Asia is being more circumspect about oil and is concerned that bearish news was ignored entirely overnight," Jeffrey Halley, senior market analyst at OANDA.
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Most other contacts in Riyadh to whom I spoke were circumspect to say the least -- sticking firmly to whatever the prevailing narrative was being spun out of the royal court.
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In Yiwu - a sprawling city known for exporting huge volumes of gadgets, toys and Christmas decorations - merchants were more circumspect about the impact, but were keeping close tabs on developments.
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"More competition means you should be more circumspect," said Nooman Haque, head of life sciences at Silicon Valley Bank in London, which provides financing for start-ups and venture capitalists.
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The New York Times' Andrew Ross Sorkin wrote that such a move from a firm of BlackRock's size "could reshape how corporate America does business," while others were more circumspect.
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After eight years of an Obama foreign policy team that saw Russia outplay and outmaneuver them at every turn, one would think critics should be a little more circumspect now.
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A more circumspect start is seen in European share markets with spreadbetters expecting Germany's DAX to rise 20.3 percent and almost flat openings in Britain's FTSE and France's CAC 21.7.
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Meanwhile, the injury and degradation of those with whom readers perceive a kinship — a judgment often based on racial sympathy and class loyalties — is routinely treated in more circumspect fashion.
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But other key players on the European right remain circumspect or have rejected them outright, with the dominant influence of Bannon, as an American, emerging as a sticking point for many.
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Among candidates who did not make October's debate stage, all have thrown their backing behind Pelosi's decision, though lawmakers like Bennet have been slightly more circumspect in advocating for Trump's removal.
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Most investors are circumspect on where the talks go from here but the data deluge will them an give an up-to-date reading of the impact of tensions so far.
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A fear that legislators might deem the firms' methods biased or inadequate—and decide to regulate them—makes executives circumspect in both what they do and how they talk about it.
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" Asked whether he thought Mr Stone did what was he has been accused of doing, a former colleague was circumspect: "I don't know, but I think he would have liked to.
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All four of his successors (until Mr Nisar) were more circumspect, stung in particular by the potential $12.5bn bill left by Mr Chaudhry's energetic voiding of government contracts with foreign firms.
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She said her comments — in which she called Mr. Trump an egotistic "faker" lacking in intellectual rigor — were "ill-advised" and regrettable, and promised to "be more circumspect" in the future.
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Little wonder that North Korean watchers are puzzled, circumspect and wary about the dramatic turnaround occurring north of the Demilitarized Zone, the armed border stretching between the ROK and the DPRK.
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Many women in government were more circumspect, possibly because of the embarrassment the case has brought to the country at a time when its leaders are emphasizing gains in women's rights.
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The emperor and other members of the imperial family are extremely circumspect in their public comments, so it is impossible to know for sure what they think about the succession problem.
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As I learned after moving to Paris in 2006, when compared with Americans, the French may be standoffish and circumspect at first, but once they let you in, you are family.
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The exhibition is oddly circumspect about the use (and misuse) of "soft power" on the social media platforms being shaped in the nearby office parks of Mountain View and Menlo Park.
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At the same time, Zelensky must be circumspect and consider how Russian President Vladimir Putin might try to capitalize on Ukraine's being increasingly -- and unfairly -- portrayed as a cesspool of corruption.
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Yet when asked if his presidential rivals understood the gravity of the current situation if they had not served in the military, Mr. Buttigieg was circumspect, pointing to his own qualifications.
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In interviews with CNN, activists who vocally back Medicare for All said Warren's recent "I'm with Bernie" positioning helped assuage concerns about her earlier, more circumspect, tone on Medicare for All.
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While Trump said in his tweet dismissing Bolton that he'd name a new national security adviser this week, White House officials have been more circumspect in the timing of an announcement.
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Sometimes a circumspect look at our choices, at our understanding of the world, or our place in it, is needed, no matter how privileged or lucky we feel compared to others.
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This response seemed circumspect to me while avoiding explaining why most everyone had to queue up to get a paid ticket, while those with memberships were allowed through with little delay.
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Asked what he hopes to accomplish with the new fund over the next 12 months, as well as what he sees as the biggest overlooked opportunity right now, Maris is equally circumspect.
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Corporate leverage has risen to increasingly risky levels, according to credit analysts and investors, while banks are becoming more circumspect about extending financing as the quality of their loan books causes concern.
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Although the controversy is smaller in scale to the #OscarsSoWhite firestorm last year, some artists are opting out of the Grammy Awards — or remaining circumspect about their possible attendance — for several reasons.
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And while many conservatives insisted the move should not be seen as being directed against Merkel, Armin Schuster, a conservative lawmaker, was less circumspect, saying she should start planning for a handover.
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Cook, who is openly gay but famously circumspect, gave few details about his own life on Friday except to outline what he described as a frustrating search for meaning until joining Apple.
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Investors were circumspect after policy makers speaking on the sidelines of the 19th Communist Party congress in Beijing vowed to keep financial regulation tight in a bid to ward off potential instability.
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With the death of a Tesla driver using autopilot in Florida on May 7, 2016, government regulators may be forced to be more circumspect in their attitudes on how this technology progresses.
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"This morning's price action suggests that Asia is being more circumspect about oil and is concerned that bearish news was ignored entirely overnight," said Jeffrey Halley, a senior market analyst at OANDA.
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And while the administration was willing to sound the alarm when at loggerheads with the Kim regime, it will likely remain circumspect about expanding the scope of nuclear talks with North Korea.
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James B. Comey Jr., the F.B.I. director, was noticeably circumspect in an appearance last month before the House oversight committee when Republicans questioned whether the investigation had looked at the Clinton Foundation.
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As I write in my look back at 13 years of the series, reaching that number is a rare feat, and it's usually a fairly circumspect type of show that does it.
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A New Jersey-based therapist in her 50s, who describes herself as a butch lesbian and who has worked with nearly two dozen nonbinary high school and college students, is more circumspect.
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European leaders have been more circumspect in their public statements, but they also have pursued policies that deter asylum claims by making the crossing too dangerous or impossible for migrants to attempt.
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Sanders, when he rolled out the newest version of his Medicare for All bill, said he would do what it takes to get it passed -- but, like Harris, has been more circumspect.
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David L. Goldfein, the Air Force chief of staff, was more circumspect when asked about the Russian announcement during an appearance Wednesday at the American Enterprise Institute, a Washington policy research center.
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But the largest groups such as Indivisible, Working Families Party, MoveOn, Organizing for Action (OFA), and Our Revolution are circumspect about predicting if they'll be as disruptive as they were in February.
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Netanyahu's remarks echoed those on Sunday by Israel's regional cooperation minister, Tzachi Hanegbi, who sounded circumspect about the ceasefire deal and said Israel has "set red lines and will stand firm on this".
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But agencies are getting a bit more circumspect about the advantages of microtransit, or private, on-demand services that pick up people when they need a lift—and don't run when they don't.
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Pollsters said a long-delayed victory, albeit a very tight one, was virtually in the bag but the man himself was more circumspect, declining to declare the win until final seats were counted.
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He denies that he has any intention in the short run of resurrecting a merger with Anglo—though he has to be circumspect to avoid being required to launch a formal takeover attempt.
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" Musk was less circumspect last year, telling "60 Minutes" in a segment that aired in early December, "I want to be clear: I do not respect the SEC, I do not respect them.
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin yesterday said that the White House and GOP leaders have a "very detailed plan" for tax reform, but top Trump economic advisor Gary Cohn today was much more circumspect.
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While they are gleefully circumspect about last week's events—the word "alien" never appears in the 3,000 word update—some of the changes listed present disconcerting implications about what might be to come.
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In his office at a headquarters near the village of Bashir, Abdul-Hussein Mohamed, second-in-command of the Badr Organization's forces in the area, is circumspect when asked about the American election.
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And even though El Chapo was not tricked like Afweyne, Chitty suspects that the revelation that Mexican officials were able to track his circumspect communications with filmmakers may spoil ins for other documentarians.
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Russia, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's big-power backer, says it is committed to destroying Islamic State insurgents but has been more circumspect about the involvement of Iran, another foreign power reinforcing Damascus.
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Brown is expected to sign the measure, according to several reports (although this Wall Street Journal story is a tad circumspect, noting that he expressed concerns about some details in a recent interview).
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On the other side of the Capitol, the Democratic speaker of the Assembly, Carl E. Heastie of the Bronx, was more circumspect, saying he and his conference had not yet discussed the issue.
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Since her arrival in my house a month ago, she has been circumspect and opaque, answering all too often, "I'm not sure about that," when I'd routinely ask if she had missed me.
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Brad Setser, an economist at the Council on Foreign Relations, said that China is primarily promising things that it already does and that it will continue to be circumspect about its actual interventions.
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Krane, who earlier in his career was Google's global head of PR, is accustomed to deflecting reporters' questions and he was circumspect about some things, but he did let drop some interesting information.
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Susan Collins of Maine, who announced last week she would run for reelection, has been more circumspect than many of her colleagues, even amid pressure from Democrats over the machinations of a trial.
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The report itself was more circumspect: in a letter to Congress, Attorney General William Barr said Mueller did not have enough evidence to prosecute Trump on obstruction charges, but did not exonerate him.
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Mrs May's counterparts have been more circumspect, but are clearly losing patience: in recent days François Hollande, Jean-Claude Juncker and Angela Merkel have all expressed concern at the noises wafting across the sea.
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But when it came to describing results of Square Cash for Business, the feature that lets business owners like tutors and landscapers accept payments via the app for a fee, he was more circumspect.
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Dr. Thorne, played with circumspect grace by Tom Hollander ("The Night Manager"), is respected but subordinate, tending to both the medical and financial affairs of a local baronet (Ian McShane), who affectionately bullies him.
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LVMH's outlook echoed a similarly circumspect view issued last month by Swiss watchmakers, whose executives told Reuters at a key industry fair in Basel that they expected their market to remain challenging this year.
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President Rodrigo Duterte said on Saturday that Marawi City would be fully liberated within three days, but on Monday officials were more circumspect and gave conflicting estimates of how many combatants were holding out.
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But from the valuation perspective, we would be somewhat more, let's just say, circumspect about their valuation at this point," Chad Morganlander, portfolio manager at Washington Crossing Advisors, said Tuesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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Another option to consider, if you have a spouse or partner, is to concentrate new applications with one person and have the other person be more circumspect with the new cards they apply for.
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Reince Priebus, whom Mr. Trump named as chief of staff, has said positive things about Mr. Romney but has been more circumspect, and has tried to offer perspective to Mr. Trump on both men.
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But instead of two high-profile witnesses at the center of the current investigation (like Comey and Rogers), the two confirmed witnesses are cybersecurity experts who are likely to offer a more circumspect view.
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Derivatives also paint a slightly more circumspect picture, with three-month risk reversals — a ratio of calls to puts — for the dollar against the yen JPY3MRR= and the euro EUR3MRR= also below June highs.
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Although investigations spanned various aspects of government, the fight has become a personal battle between two individuals: the circumspect Mr. Velásquez, and Mr. Morales, a former comedian known for crude caricatures that include blackface.
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And those who are more friendly with the tech community, like former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, are more circumspect in seeking their explicit support, or at least are more quiet about it.
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American presidents, aware that their words carry gravity and consequence worldwide, are typically circumspect in their remarks, opting for dry statements and withholding major proposals until a legislative or legal framework is in place.
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After five circumspect years, my father proposed, once he was convinced that they were individually robust enough to withstand the ostracism and scrutiny they would surely encounter, especially once they decided to have children.
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While one might think billionaires also become involved with media as a mechanism of power and influence, Joshua Benton, the director of the Nieman Journalism Lab at Harvard, suspects their motivations are less circumspect.
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The popularity of the Impossible Burger, a plant-based creation that has created a sizzle, even among circumspect carnivores, has disrupted the supply chain of two major national chains, White Castle and Red Robin.
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We were initially circumspect about Walker's chances for a third term given the overall political climate this year, the narrowness of President Trump 's victory in Wisconsin and the intensity of Democratic opposition to him.
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"We think that consumers will remain thoughtful, circumspect, [and] even a bit hesitant to spend until they really have more certainty about the strength of the economy" and government policies, NRF CEO Matt Shay said.
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As their relationship deepens into love, she remains circumspect about her own background: she was born overseas, has travelled widely, studies pharmacy and lives in a walled compound in a family that has eight cars.
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If novelists look to Homer for characters and scenes to inhabit, they also rely on him as a guide, and a means of importing the reach of epic to the circumspect form of the novel.
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However, with central banks in Japan and Europe still holding rates in negative territory, and most Fed policymakers circumspect about future rates, it appears most of the fireworks is behind us in the bond market.
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With massive media attention on the high cost of college along with lessons of the Great Recession, even people who can afford to pay "are much more circumspect about the cost of college," Nolte said.
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In expressing her disdain for Mr. Trump, Justice Ginsburg was anything but circumspect, leading some to wonder whether, after 23 years at the court, she is looking toward a possible retirement after the presidential election.
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Oscar predictors — the types of folks who look over the list of movies released this year, then attempt to deduce what's in and what's out for the Academy Awards — have been unusually circumspect in 216.
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As he was watching pitcher's fielding practice one day last year, Gossage observed that it was not just Yankees players who had become more circumspect in their public comments, watching what they had to say.
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He has invoked laws that were passed under the assumption that the president, reflecting a broader national consensus, would always be more circumspect and less likely to impulsively raise tariffs than a parochially minded Congress.
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Lawmakers are circumspect about addressing Haspel's role in the program publicly — only a heavily-redacted 500-page executive summary of the Senate report has been declassified — but have hinted heavily where their concerns lie. Sens.
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It was a circumspect reaction for a politician not known for his circumspection, and it underscored Mr. Johnson's predicament as he confronts what is arguably the first foreign policy crisis of the post-Brexit era.
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In using that phrase, Sondland went further than his early testimony in which he was more circumspect on whether the meeting and phone call were conditioned on Ukraine carrying out the investigations that Trump sought.
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A wary eye must be kept on what's around the corner, or, for that matter, who might be trailing behind you in the mall, looking at you with suspiciously circumspect diligence across the crowded pub.
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Massey is three years younger than Marnell — enough time, in internet years, to make her part of a new generation of personal internet essayists, more circumspect and savvy about how to exploit their own narratives.
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Though at this point there is no evidence that the chairman acted illegally, the country has the right to expect far more circumspect behavior from the chairman of the House committee in charge of America's secrets.
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On the other hand, Hermann Nitsch's bloody-hell-good "Untitled" (1984–1998) painting/combine seemed a circumspect zone of glorious past combat, while Berlinde de Bruyckere's affective "Aanéén" (2003) sculpture, the human result of that combat.
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His stern father (Russell Crowe) and more circumspect mother (Nicole Kidman) respond to that revelation with an incomprehension that's not unlike what'd you'd expect if they'd just been told their child had gotten a face tattoo.
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Shame might help us to grow and become better people — if someone feels bad the morning after a party where they misbehaved, they might think that they should drink less and be more circumspect next time.
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That figure, the radio host Glenn Beck, was less circumspect in his appraisal of Donald J. Trump, who hours earlier had joked that he could open fire in the middle of Fifth Avenue without losing support.
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This, in combination with the promise of Sigma and Leica's aid in expanding the range of L-Mount lenses, should help nudge a lot of otherwise circumspect professionals toward giving Panasonic's full-frame system a chance.
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And then by the time Obama was president, they knew the minute they talked to you it could be blasted out on social, so they were much more circumspect, and Twitter was a big thing then.
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Lindsey Graham, the South Carolina Republican who had pushed relentlessly for a vote on the bill he co-authored -- even appearing to announce a scheduled vote at one point last week -- was circumspect about its future.
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Still, the instinctive, forceful and less-nuanced approach of Trump contrasts with the more circumspect strategy pursued by Obama after Green Revolution protests broke out in response to a disputed election win by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
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"We don't yet know enough," Michael Nathanson, one of Wall Street's more circumspect media analysts, wrote in a research note, putting the odds of AT&T winning regulatory approval at 50-50 — essentially a coin flip.
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But it marks a victory for 211-year-old Ratan Tata, and ends more than two years of airlines lobbying, of Twitter rows and of frequent public statements from the usually circumspect steel-to-salt group.
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Investors were circumspect on Tuesday after the official Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) showed growth in China's manufacturing sector cooled more than expected in October in the face of a weakening property market and tighter pollution rules.
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" While circumspect, Tillerson talked about the challenges of his new job earlier this month, telling reporters that it differed from his former role as chief executive of Exxon Mobil, where "I was the ultimate decision-maker.
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Randol said Draghi will be circumspect when it comes to commenting on the euro, and instead of saying whether the single currency is too strong, he will note that it will be reflected in the outlook.
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Many traders were still circumspect and expected the market to remain in a narrow range until after the weekend meeting of G20 leaders in Osaka, Japan, where Trump is also holding bilateral talks with other nations.
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Over the last year, Mr. Shu has urged colleagues to be more circumspect with growth plans, forgoing rapid expansion in competitive markets like the United States to focus on places where Deliveroo already has a loyal following.
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Biden last week issued a full-throated call for Trump's impeachment -- apparently deciding that his more circumspect earlier position was increasingly out of touch with polls that show more and more Americans in favor of the investigation.
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"Alphabet was circumspect with its answer, but I think Brent's question cuts to the core dilemma of being a big, profitable growth company, because, in a way, all of that cash can be a curse," Cramer said.
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One year after a self-driving Uber struck and killed an Arizona woman, the industry is taking a more circumspect approach to the tech—including tamping down its predictions about when and where it will show up.
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Yet, the long-time advertising chief was more circumspect on France's economic situation, saying that growth in the country was lagging and would need labor and tax reforms to be implemented before it is restored to health.
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NAB Chief Economist Alan Oster was circumspect about reading too much into the survey, reflecting in part the bank's view that a slowdown in the economy will force two more cuts in interest rates later in 2017.
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Uglow, a circumspect biographer, does discuss his many friendships with women, and some avowals about wanting a wife, but the general outline seems clear enough, and she devotes many forthright pages to Lear's unbearably melancholy love life.
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George Balanchine, often considered the most musical of choreographers, had no trouble tackling Stravinsky but was much more circumspect about Mozart, whose music he used only a handful of times in a career spanning hundreds of ballets.
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The best of them, those imprinted on our cultural psyche, are informed and circumspect with their creative license, some even enlisting advisers (the National WWII Museum's co-founder, Stephen Ambrose, served as one for "Saving Private Ryan").
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Rather than become more circumspect in the backdrop of the US-China trade war, their slowing economy, and growing international criticism against its human rights record, China's ambitions in the Pacific have only grown in recent years.
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But in the hours after the attack in Pensacola, he was unusually circumspect, and joined US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in transmitting Saudi royals' expressions of shock, condolences and offers of financial restitution to victims' families.
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" While circumspect, Tillerson talked about the challenges of his new job earlier this month, telling reporters that it differed from his former role as chief executive of Exxon Mobil Corp, where "I was the ultimate decision-maker.
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" The Trump transition office, in its more circumspect readout, said only that Mr. Trump and Mr. Sharif "had a productive conversation about how the United States and Pakistan will have a strong working relationship in the future.
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" While circumspect, Tillerson talked about the challenges of his new job earlier this month, telling reporters that it differed from his former role as chief executive of Exxon Mobil Corp, where "I was the ultimate decision-maker.
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But most tech companies have been circumspect about their opposition to the bill, choosing to voice their concerns by proxy through trade groups like the Internet Association, which includes Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Amazon, and Twitter among its members.
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It's a break from Apple's traditionally circumspect approach in one key way: the company is relying solely on Samsung to provide the requisite OLED displays, whereas it usually favors a diverse pool of component providers to minimize risk.
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Chaffetz was circumspect about issuing a subpoena to the White House, but it seems if he uses his power to get the Comey doc, any tape that might exist is not only relevant ... it's the whole ball game.
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Perhaps I could scrounge some bleach solution at my hotel with which to sterilize them, I thought to myself, although of course the birds whose lives and peregrinations are shaped by our appetites would not be so circumspect.
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The taxi drivers and chatty strangers who I've talked to casually in Santiago's bars and cafes are circumspect—unsure what exactly Manana is, and whether it's worth their hard-earned pesos when free music abounds in the streets.
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But the Yankees these days are more circumspect with their spending — still willing to spend, but only when they are able to shed some of their onerous contracts, none of which came off the books after last season.
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While the hollering fans gave Federer a standing ovation as he completed his 350th match win at the majors just a month shy of his 38th birthday, the world's favorite tennis son was more circumspect about the record.
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That uninhibited style appeals to supporters who love that he does not hew to standard talking points, but it can make him a frustrating client for lawyers who would prefer he be more circumspect at the very least.
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One would expect a normal president to be circumspect and chastened after an impeachment by the House and trial in the Senate, and to avoid those activities, going forward, that put him under investigation in the first place.
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And Amy and I have a tendency to say what we mean and mean what we say, and for the boys that can be tough, because they're more circumspect, considered people who don't necessarily agree with everything we're saying.
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"That, not the possible dissolution of the European Union—something I highly doubt will happen—is what makes me more circumspect than usual when it comes to picking at the opportunities presented by this nasty sell-off," Cramer said.
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Republicans need a leader who is in step with the president and his agenda, one who emphasizes pro-citizen immigration policies, pro-worker economic policies and an America First national security policy that is circumspect about foreign military intervention.
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Perhaps because he didn't anticipate needing to win over Iowans, Joaquin was less circumspect: We feel entitled to artificially inseminate a cow, and when she gives birth, we steal her baby, even though her cries of anguish are unmistakable.
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Under the direction of Eric Tucker, Kate Hamill (who adapted the novel) plays the impetuous Marianne Dashwood and Andrus Nichols is the more circumspect Elinor, two sisters rendered financially impecunious and emotionally adrift following the death of their father.
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It has made for some ugliness in Santa Fe, and the once-glowing national stories about the GOP's Latina savior have turned decidedly more circumspect, as the Martinez administration has faced repeated allegations of corruption, cronyism, high-handedness and incompetence.
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" Christopher Metzler, a diversity consultant who has worked with the NYPD and FDNY and who advises conservative political candidates, was less circumspect in his assessment, calling US race relations, a "hot mess," adding that "the mess is economic, political, and historical.
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And whose privacy policy is replete with circumspect words like "may" and "including" — making it about as clear as mud what exactly the company (and indeed what Matt Hancock MP) will be doing with Matt Hancock App users' personal data.
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Though Justice Neil Gorsuch, who replaced Scalia, was surprisingly circumspect in Monday's argument, where he asked no questions, he is expected to tip the balance to 5-4 against the forced payment of union collective bargaining fees for non-members.
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This more circumspect tone reflects the realization that a trade deal with the United States was always going to be far less important for Britain than its parallel talks with the European Union, given their greater trade and closer integration.
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After pummeling Trinidad and Tobago, 6-0, he insisted the game's only meaning came in qualifying the United States for the next round, though Pulisic, who had been on the field for the bitter World Cup elimination, wasn't quite so circumspect.
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He was circumspect when asked about controversial topics, like congestion pricing — a plan to charge drivers in the most crowded parts of Manhattan as a way to increase subway financing — and said he wanted to avoid getting enmeshed in political feuds.
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ET. The Breitbart executive chairman may have been circumspect about furthering his comments published in Michael Wolff's book Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House due to the cease-and-desist letter sent by the Trump's attorney late Wednesday.
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While the officials were circumspect on the specifics of the ongoing efforts to fight back against election threats abroad, Nielsen's department and others said they are providing information and assistance to state and local governments to help counter interference efforts. Sen.
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And abroad, it's hard to imagine that Hillary Clinton, who's more interventionist than Obama, would be more circumspect in getting congressional approval for military action (although her running mate Kaine disagrees with her about the need for congressional approval in Libya).
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Macquarie Bank was more circumspect on the current rally, noting that the jump was from a low base as prices tanked to a 12-year low of $18 per pound low in November, with the run-up lagging gains in the energy complex.
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Before the hack, Lawrence had been circumspect about her relationships — she loved to tell stories about herself and her various mishaps, but if you listened closely, they always stopped short of crossing an unspoken border that cordoned off her truly private life.
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" Morales remained circumspect when addressing Trump's penchant for questioning the media, saying, "I think now more than ever, where you have our President who is saying, 'That's fake news,' you have to look back and say, 'Well, where are these sources coming from?
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"While it's true that the press conference, and to some extent the pre-print of the BICEP2 results, turned out not to be correct, if you look at the PRL paper, it was much more circumspect about the discovery," he told Gizmodo.
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Most Republican senators have been considerably more dignified and circumspect, but when the White House decides to pull the trigger of the gun that Fox and the House have delivered to them, they'll be under intense pressure to help drive the getaway car.
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David Koranyi, director of the Eurasian Energy Future Initiative at the Atlantic Council said Clinton's "very circumspect" answer to the question in Flint actually reflected the Obama administration's current approach to fracking, which seeks to continue expanding shale production with more environmental oversight.
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" Tencent's WeChat Pay, which is ubiquitous in China but has struggled to gain traction abroad outside of Chinese tourist destinations, is more circumspect about the goals for its Hong Kong We Remit service, although a spokesman allowed it was open to "all possibilities.
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Florence in the 1420s was filled with men who would become history's superstars, but for that very reason the novelist must be circumspect in how he uses them, and there are moments when "The Painter of Souls" edges into Hollywood biopic territory.
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" Modesty is an effort by the community, he added, "to not just allow that to seep into our lives, but see it as a sign that we should almost be more careful, and more circumspect when it comes to the way we dress.
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The divisions on strategy are a little more speculative: Sanders's supporters on the left have recently been suggesting Elizabeth Warren's more circumspect approach on the timeline for Medicare-for-all, which she supports, means she isn't as progressive as their favored candidate.
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His regional cooperation minister, Tzachi Hanegbi, sounded circumspect about the deal, telling reporters that it "does not meet Israel's unequivocal demand the there will not be developments that bring the forces of Hezbollah or Iran to the Israel-Syria border in the north".
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Where "My Struggle" was blunt and rangy and plagued by scandal — 14 members of his family signed a letter denouncing him in an Oslo newspaper, one threatened to sue, his wife had a nervous breakdown — "Autumn" is sweet and slender and very circumspect.
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"It is President Trump's circumspect and judicious reaction to the termination of the VFA that made President Duterte give the following remarks: 'President Trump is a good president and he deserves to be re-elected'," presidential spokesman Salvador Panelo said in a statement.
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Clarida's circumspect comments came at the end of a day where traders bid up expectations of two more Fed rate cuts this year after the Institute for Supply Management (ISM)'s non-manufacturing activity index dropped to its lowest reading since August 2016.
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"The FPC in its almost five years of existence... may have been more circumspect than its Parisian forerunner but has nevertheless shown real determination to use macroprudential policy tools in a disciplined and effective manner," Taylor said in a speech in London.
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At India's biennial auto show in February, electric cars took center stage but most were at a concept stage or sold only in global markets as automakers like Toyota, Honda and Renault took a circumspect approach to the new tilt toward electrification.
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If you want to be especially circumspect about Google's motivations, you can also envision a world where a majority of gaming video suggestions on YouTube start to point to Stadia, in a mutually reinforcing cycle of sending users back and forth between Google services.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell - whose support is critical to Ratcliffe's confirmation - was somewhat circumspect on Tuesday when asked if the three-term lawmaker was qualified to oversee the 17 U.S. civilian and military intelligence agencies, whose combined annual budgets total more than $60 billion.
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But Mr. Obama was more circumspect in responding to Mr. Erdogan's wholesale purge after the coup, a reflection of the delicacy of the president's approach to a country that is a NATO ally and a critical partner in the campaign against the Islamic State.
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That's why it's critical for Graves--who has managed efforts across federal agencies and negotiated the tricky terrain between the federal government and community entities—to be very circumspect about whom he selects to help him navigate the unfamiliar waters of the cancer community.
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Most credit card companies and banks have powerful computing tools that allow them to market and acquire even the most circumspect customers, but consumers haven't been able to use the same technology to help them get the biggest bang for their buck, according to Dell.
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And those mass media outlets — though at first circumspect and, in Dr. King's final years, increasingly critical as he turned his attention to poverty, war and racism outside the South — nevertheless produced a visual narrative that helped transform a regional movement into a national one.
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Ms. Klobuchar, who has been more circumspect in her policy positions than some of her opponents, introduced a plan on Thursday that called for a trillion dollars in federal funds to upgrade the country's infrastructure, an issue that her aides say has broad bipartisan appeal.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump has tried to undo as many Obama-era policies as possible during his first 203 days in office, but his administration has remained curiously circumspect when it comes to one of his predecessor's initiatives: putting Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill.
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"In L.A., everybody loves Puig, and he's as loud as they get when it comes to playing the game," said Hernandez, who grew up modeling himself on the more circumspect Derek Jeter, in large part because his godfather is the former Yankee Jorge Posada's father.
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" Scorsese was circumspect when asked about movies from the past year that he had enjoyed, pleading modesty and the fact that he still needed to watch a lot of films, though he did say he had seen and liked Bong Joon Ho's dark satire "Parasite.
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He has mostly remained circumspect on issues related to process and been hesitant to endorse any plan to blow up the filibuster in the Senate, instead suggesting he would attempt to use the budget reconciliation process to pass his trademark "Medicare for All" legislation.
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And while Israel is more circumspect in publicizing successful cyberattacks against its networks, Prime Minister Netanyahu has accused Iran of conducting "non-stop" cyberattacks on Israeli networks, and the Israeli state-owned electric company has reported that it experiences 2628,28503-22019,000 computer attacks per day.
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There are three things he must do within the next 24-48 hours: Name qualified and well-regarded cabinet appointees, hold a pre-inauguration meeting with the leaders of Mexico and Canada, and prepare and deliver a series of soothing and circumspect speeches to the nation.
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That's to Toibin's credit: The three fathers' lives are so varied, and the sons' work so different, that it's hard to derive general conclusions about father-son relationships or their influence on art, and for the most part Toibin is too subtle and circumspect to try.
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MUMBAI, March 4 (Reuters) - Indian debt markets have priced in a 25 basis points rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) at its April policy meeting or even sooner, but some economists remain circumspect and warn the rally in bond yields could prove premature.
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I am in a unique position, obviously, as the lieutenant governor and someone who would have to assume that office in the event that he were to resign, so I have to be very circumspect and I have to think of the people or the commonwealth.
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Not only did agents in that case fall back to their typical policy of silence, but interviews with a dozen current and former government officials and a review of documents show that the F.B.I. was even more circumspect in that case than has been previously known.
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MBS as asset Diwan noted that "the King is much more circumspect about what the US is trying to do with the Palestinian peace deal" and was not happy about the US decision to move its embassy to Jerusalem, or recognize the city as Israel's capital.
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The retired officers said the move would "degrade readiness" even more than the 'don't ask, don't tell' policy implemented in 1994 under President Bill Clinton that lifted a ban on gay people serving in the military but called for them to be circumspect about their sexuality.
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Last month a news conference for international media at the Shanghai auto show was canceled - a move that one company source said was the result of a warning by Toyoda to be circumspect when dealing with the media on the topics of tariff hikes or U.S. import quotas.
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Had I been a little more circumspect, I probably could have avoided some of the negative effects, which were, after all, far less than those we read on the bottles of the medicines we take every day and were caused at least as much by alcohol as by acid.
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The output of several columnists, economists and clerics in regional powerhouse Saudi Arabia and some of its smaller neighbors has either dried up or grown circumspect since the second half of 2016 in what critics see as an unacknowledged state drive to stifle public criticism, rights monitors say.
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Imposing a timetable to solve the North Korean dilemma could lead us down the dangerous path of wearing blinders during a time when we should be most vigilant, circumspect and skeptical of not just North Korea's intentions but our own intentions and that of our key partners, as well.
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The output of several columnists, economists and clerics in regional powerhouse Saudi Arabia and some of its smaller neighbours has either dried up or grown circumspect since the second half of 2016 in what critics see as an unacknowledged state drive to stifle public criticism, rights monitors say.
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While the White House has been circumspect about whether Trump plans to fire the special counsel, press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in recent months that "the president is clear that he feels it's gone too far" and that he believes he has the power to fire Mueller.
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One might have expected lawmakers to be more circumspect about even the appearance of self-dealing after what happened to the Republican Chris Collins, the former congressman from New York, who was sentenced to 26 months in prison earlier this year after pleading guilty to insider trading charges.
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Jeb Bush (R-Fla.) to the more circumspect House Judiciary Chairman Bob GoodlatteRobert (Bob) William GoodlatteImmigrant advocacy groups shouldn't be opposing Trump's raids Top Republican releases full transcript of Bruce Ohr interview It's time for Congress to pass an anti-cruelty statute MORE (R-Va.) and then-Sen.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Since the United States dropped the "mother of all bombs" on an Islamic State cave complex in eastern Afghanistan on Thursday, American military officials have been circumspect about the bomb's damage, but one voice has been filling the information vacuum in the region: Islamic State radio.
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In an interview, Mr. Gyllenhaal — animated, sincere — did a lot of the talking, and Mr. Sturridge — soft-spoken, circumspect, wearing a T-shirt that read "i have just now returned from the other side of the moon," which seemed very on brand — did a lot of the listening.
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In an interview, Mr. Gyllenhaal — animated, sincere — did a lot of the talking, and Mr. Sturridge — soft-spoken, circumspect, wearing a T-shirt that read "i have just now returned from the other side of the moon," which seemed very on brand — did a lot of the listening.
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Trump's tweets criticizing the judge's decision could make it tougher for Justice Department attorneys as they seek to defend the executive order in Washington state and other courts, said Jonathan Turley, a law professor at George Washington University, adding that presidents are usually circumspect about commenting on government litigation.
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" Snodgrass's account of the wild briefing provides a taste of his on-the-record, eyewitness candor about the two years Mattis spent trying to keep things from spinning out of control — a candor readers will not find in the former defense secretary's own circumspect memoir, "Call Sign Chaos: Learning to Lead.
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In a circumspect analysis of the immigration issue, Morris Levy, a political scientist at the University of Southern California, argued in an email that public views of immigration are complex and sometimes contradictory: It is tempting to read polls as a reflection of "what the public wants" on some issue.
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She is remarkably circumspect about their 20-year marriage — it sounds perfect except for the one time, after the death of their son, when Heinz, pushing his grief away, talked a little too loudly at a dinner party and made Elaine uncomfortable — but she does offer at least one surprise.
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The discussion began with impeachment, an issue the candidates have largely eschewed on the trail, which yields answers that aren't that interesting—hardly a surprise given that a number of the candidates are senators who could become involved in the impeachment trial and thus have every reason to be circumspect.
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Think about it: If you're a cabinet official willing to do the bidding of special interests — to let corporations make profits off public land, to let polluters poison the air and water — a couple of years of circumspect behavior will set you up for an extremely lucrative future career as a lobbyist.
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Athens has hired six banks to help arrange an issue, Thomson Reuters market news and data service IFR reported on Wednesday.. But a government spokesman was circumspect about the timing, caution echoed later by European Central Bank president Mario Draghi, who said any new issuance program should be part of broader financing plans.
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But Mr. Lighthizer struck a more circumspect tone than Mr. Trump, who in recent days has predicted a "very, very good chance" of striking a deal with China and turned his attention toward a signing ceremony, potentially next month, at Mar-a-Lago, his Florida estate, with President Xi Jinping of China.
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In an email to Religion News Service, Jerry Falwell Jr. was not much more circumspect: "It comes down to a question who is more credible in the eyes of the voters — the candidate or the accuser," said Jerry Falwell Jr., the president of evangelical Liberty University who has endorsed Trump and Moore, both Republicans.
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"Contrary to the stereotype of the military as hawks eager to employ military forces abroad, the post-Vietnam military generally have been quite circumspect in their approach to the use of force," Petraeus, who would later become a famous four-star general in command of all US forces in Iraq, wrote in the dissertation.
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" Lepore was less circumspect in a Rolling Stone interview about her previous book "These Truths": "And so you have this conservative 'we are colorblind' American history, and then you have this very lefty history that can't find a source of inspiration in the nation's past and therefore can't really plot a path forward to power.
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First, Ivereigh's insistence on the total clarity of "Amoris" and the Holy Spirit-driven theological consensus it allegedly reflects seems to be shared by relatively few ecclesiastics – which is why the overwhelming episcopal response to the cardinals' questions, their dubia, has been a circumspect silence rather than a rush to rally 'round the pope.
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" Not wanting to put the cart before the horse, Silver is a little more circumspect about predicting a "Marvel Podcast Universe" just yet, but admits that if The Long Night proves successful, "that would be incredibly exciting ... Marvel is known as world-builders and universe-builders; that is what we do across all of our mediums.
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From her vantage points, as a student having lived in Russia, a Soviet expert on the National Security Council to George H.W. Bush and the secretary of State under George W. Bush, and then from her more circumspect perch on the West Coast at Stanford University, Rice transports the reader to her Forrest Gump-like moments in world history.
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Timothy A. Lenderking, a deputy assistant secretary of state for Arabian Gulf Affairs, insisted that Mr. Trump's remarks were not "an empty threat at all," but was circumspect when asked about Yemen, home to a humanitarian crisis and civil war, and Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, which are strategic partners of the United States.
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"While fiscal stimulus will help deal with the fallout of economic dent from the virus, we are circumspect that this will have a durable impact ... This circumstance will likely only follow a breakthrough on the development of an antiviral vaccine or a leveling off in confirmed cases," said Mazzen Issa, a senior FX strategist at TD Securities.
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Democrats on the House Oversight and Judiciary panels continued hammering away for an investigation of Trump's conflicts of interest -- after spending years digging into Clinton's dealings as secretary of state -- but have gained almost no ground in the Capitol, as Republican leaders have been circumspect on the issue, and likely won't be game for investigating a president from their party.
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Compare 1940s comics, in which superheroes led the charge in World War II (Captain America was introduced punching Hitler in the jaw), to modern superhero films, which are much more circumspect about how superpowered individuals affect the international balance of power, reflecting global controversy around security and military institutions in the midst of the surveillance state and the War on Terror.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, the "Mad Money" pointed to two areas, technology and biotechnology, where investors shouldn't be too hasty: CyberArk: "I still like Cyberark, but remember, because Cisco came in so aggressively in that group that's really hurt a lot of the stocks, and Check Point's really become my favorite, so let's be a little more careful and circumspect.
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This Soviet doctrine—which dictated that writers should write about the world as it should be, and not about the world as it is—was the bane of Eastern Bloc literature, many of whose eminences wouldn't have been translated (Bruno Schulz, Danilo Kis), and wouldn't have been able to physically survive (Milan Kundera, Ivan Klima), without Roth's principled and circumspect charity.
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Longtime Bowie followers will have read elsewhere about this, as well as the family history of mental illness that affected at least two of his maternal aunts (Bowie sometimes claimed all three of his mother's sisters committed suicide, but the book is more circumspect) and his older half brother, Terry, who was understood to be schizophrenic and was institutionalized for a time.
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Even on election day, he was circumspect about whether or not he would accept the results; "So no, if I think everything's on the up and up, that's a lot different, and we can only see what happens, I hope it's going to be very fair, I think we're going to do very well," he said on a Tampa radio station on November 8.
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"I think it is important to understand that the mere fact that this debate is occurring about Saudi Arabia during the Democratic primary and that you have candidates who previously would be much more circumspect in what they said about Saudi Arabia criticizing them so directly is a real sign of the underlying problem for the kingdom and for Mohammed bin Salman," he added.
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While she might have been advised to be more circumspect in her actress days, when she called President TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE "divisive" and "misogynistic," everything should have changed when she married Harry and became a royal highness.
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His public pronouncements, some of them years old but only recently vaulted into the headlines, have provoked confusion and anger among American liberals, many of whom initially pointed to his victory over Le Pen as a blueprint for Democrats looking to regain power in the US. The Putin question But unlike Trump, who has repeatedly expressed doubts over Russia's meddling in the 2016 US election, Macron has been less circumspect on the question.
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MD: It's such an enormous amount of responsibility, so I suspect that he will change the way-, I think once-, you know, a sentence from a President can move a market on the other side of the world, and I think these guys get-, become aware of that very quickly, and you see them become very circumspect with how they speak, and very measured, and I think we have to assume that will happen with him, as well.
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That may be, however, less a gesture of defiance, or the result of the fact that Mr. Sanders and Mr. Cruz had pretty poor primary showings in New York (they are still preaching their bad-banker gospel, after all, and their competitors are being notably circumspect about their ties to the financial sector), than a reflection of a certain reality: The stereotype of the "banker" that is currently being kicked around no longer exists — or doesn't exist in any overarching sense.
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For nearly all his adult life, my father lived in one house, the one he moved into a month before I was born—which over time filled up with five children and then was emptied of them, leaving him and my mother to live a life that was quiet and circumspect, at least in part because she didn't like to travel—and which he left for the last time one January afternoon in 2012, a year to the day after he started my class.
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There was a suggestion that Pence could meet with North Korean officials attending the Games, but he made it clear that if he does meet anyone from the north, he won't be circumspect: "We haven't requested a meeting with North Korea, but if I have any contact with them — in any context — over the next two days, my message will be the same as it was here today: North Korea needs to once and for all abandon its nuclear and ballistic missile ambitions," Pence said, before departing Yokota Air Base in Japan.
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This time, he has chosen a more circumspect approach, telling Kosinski's story primarily from the perspectives of various characters who encounter him: Ian, Peter Sellers's driver, who is tasked with persuading Kosinski to allow his boss to play the lead role in "Being There"; Svetlana Alliluyeva, Stalin's daughter, who met Kosinski when they were briefly neighbors in Princeton; Kosinski's first wife, here a petroleum-jelly heiress "cast out of the Social Register after her recent marriage to a Polish parvenu"; and a dominatrix who goes by the moniker Anna Karenina.
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Or think another: I walk in a dream past double-parked lots, boarded-up shops, a drab street market hustling its cheap stuff, and chase the ghost of a child that has run out of time forever—memory's vagrant, aberrant self—and so miss the touch of a loss left freely at my back, an absent given, reimaginable fact— and learn how verse comes sideways, adverse, across the mind's proprietorial hold, stealing, shy and circumspect, surprised in the act of finding itself, a snitch, a cross, neither willed nor desired— sweet fool, now reckon your soul may be required.
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Another perspective, which offers another model of history, is the cyclical one: familiar from the harvest calendar, the Stoic Greek theory of ekpyrosis and the Chinese "dynastic cycle", and appropriated for the modern era by thinkers as seemingly teleological as Friedrich Nietzsche, who made the cycles of time a moral parable with his "eternal recurrence"; Albert Einstein, who considered the possibility of a "cyclic" model of the universe; Arthur Schlesinger, who saw American history as alternating periods of "public purpose" and "private interest"; and Paul Michael Kennedy, in his circumspect history lesson for the end of the Cold War, The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers.
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