His prompts instilled in them a wariness of authoritarian constructs.
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With Trump soon to be president, wariness has only grown.
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This wariness of Ebola health care workers is nothing new.
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Farid speaks with a technologist's enthusiasm and a lawyer's wariness.
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And it reflects governments' growing wariness toward the tech industry.
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A general wariness seems to be encroaching on these Games.
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One stumbling block will be Iraqi wariness about Turkish involvement.
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His wariness with the press includes refusing to release routine information.
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Yet it is hard to fault the EU for its wariness.
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Some of that wariness also may be rooted in generational differences.
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Cerreti, whose work entailed constant wariness, felt a sense of recognition.
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Underscoring the wariness of getting out ahead of the president, Sen.
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The obstacle was an American wariness toward refugees that outweighed sympathy.
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"I'm just a worker," he said, without anger but with wariness.
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Wariness follows me home from school, its tentacles twisting my head.
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So I think that the spy novel encapsulates this public wariness.
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Investor wariness about a coronavirus outbreak in China kept markets subdued.
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Other companies have used publishers' wariness of Facebook to their advantage.
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Wariness ahead of Yellen's speech also gave spot gold a leg-up.
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But this pioneer of engagement senses a new wariness among her neighbours.
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Wariness of regulation may delay the e-behemoths, but not for ever.
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What's new is a greater wariness about the company's long-term future.
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The only downside was my wariness to add cheese in this instance.
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Facebook's practices have earned it censure and the wariness of its users.
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She blames dentists' wariness of young patients on a lack of experience.
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NBC's wariness about streaming showed itself in various ways over the years.
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Their arrival has been met with wariness — just what are they doing?
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His being half white did not calm this wariness, but stoked it.
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But Mexicans' historical wariness may revive in the presidential campaign, he warned.
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More recently, she expressed some wariness about his more flamboyant sartorial choices.
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In commodities, oil prices also dipped on wariness over U.S.-China talks.
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Wariness of Russia may prove to be a unifying factor, diplomats said.
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Recent indications suggest Australia's wariness of Chinese money is on the rise.
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Instead, there will be wariness and unbridled caution for the foreseeable future.
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Milner's political connections have caused some researchers to express wariness about his funding.
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It is hard to gauge how many in Italy might share Kung's wariness.
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When Muslims are involved in fundraising, however, that general wariness kicks into overdrive.
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"There's a general wariness of sterling," said Societe Generale currency strategist Alvin Tan.
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It's about otherness and people's wariness of difference, and also about slut-shaming.
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Wariness before Thursday's ECB meeting prevented a test of last week's lows, though.
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Liberalism's wariness of official power and devotion to minimal political principles remains essential.
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But even Mr. Obama has expressed wariness about an enduring deal with Moscow.
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History has shown that wariness of new technology fades as its benefits emerge.
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And the tougher approach reflects a growing wariness of China among American businesses.
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But he is still struggling to let go of a lifetime of wariness.
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Yet Button's wariness about the quad might resonate with sports fans in general.
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My own wariness about knowing what my sister had found out never abated.
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My wariness of tracking developed when I was a cub reporter in Moscow.
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As with other China experts, Spalding's wariness of Beijing had grown over time.
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In "Vulnerable," Gomez sings about her wariness in new relationships after past heartbreak.
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Wariness towards new foreign military operations is rife among voters in both parties.
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Some workers seized on the public's wariness about going outside to make money.
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They masked that wariness with breezy jabs at his spendthrift candidacy and height.
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Now the wariness about Mr. Trump's immigration policies is palpable, the impact visible.
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But another senior Brussels official said that there was great wariness that Mrs.
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As awareness grows about this incident, public wariness of Facebook is certain to increase.
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The Economist thus marks its 175th anniversary with wariness, with optimism and with purpose.
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The allegations against Mr. Modi have only strengthened people's wariness of the state banks.
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Unlike his rivals, Paul was also outspoken about his wariness of American military intervention.
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"It's true that I lowered my guard and my sense of wariness" of Choi.
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Investors are showing some signs of wariness because performance has been so strong already.
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The declines also reflect wariness about the quality of these companies and their governance.
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Both actors have also always demonstrated more obvious wariness toward the press than most.
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Wariness, if not downright hostility, dominates relations between Our Revolution and the Democratic Party.
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As Mr. Sorenson presides over it all, he says he senses wariness, cynicism even.
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Others expressed wariness, arguing a computerized system contradicted the human heart of the sport.
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Throughout the township and town, many people shared the same wariness of Mr. Zwane.
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Fixed income isn't the only area benefiting from a general wariness toward U.S. stocks.
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The Merkel-Putin relationship is defined by wariness, mutual suspicion, if also mutual respect.
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"There's no question that skepticism, that wariness, that worry is palpable," Ms. Pattillo said.
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Many political spectators were expecting Trump to be met with wariness from the AIPAC audience.
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Typically, most combined a mild preference for Democrats with a general wariness of party politics.
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I'd first felt that wariness back in July, when Pattern started tagging me on Instagram.
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Investors aren't likely to shed their wariness of money-losing startups anytime soon, he said.
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Despite the wariness of many supporters, the latest push feels like a breakthrough to others.
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Still, some committee members expressed wariness that the mission in Afghanistan continues to drag on.
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While this wariness is largely unfounded in the current geopolitical context, it is a reality.
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But kids haven't developed our cynicism and wariness of manipulation — and they're getting targeted nevertheless.
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That appeared to reflect a wariness of seeming to bow to public demands for accountability.
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Many Republicans share the Democrats' wariness about large-scale cuts to the social safety net.
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There's a hint of story, a progression from wariness to a playful budding of trust.
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Wariness toward Chinese officials and investors now runs high across Myanmar, formerly known as Burma.
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The impeachment process further underscored his wariness of the government bureaucracy outside his inner circle.
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The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, reflected many intelligence veterans' wariness at Bolton's appointment.
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Its wariness is not a sign of historical distance, but of the potency of the revolution.
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While wariness of smart devices and cities increases with age, so does support for surveillance technology.
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European equities gained on Tuesday, despite continued wariness surrounding low oil prices and China's economic slowdown.
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And it is precisely this wariness about the state's economic prospects that Donald Trump has mined.
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But it may also suggest a growing wariness of Trump's already scandal-plagued administration among Republicans.
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That wariness has eased and American officials say they are now working with some Nigerian counterparts.
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These movements reflect a growing public wariness that is itself a powerful check on the industry.
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Or are there structural shifts occurring that explain acquirers' wariness to shell out for big purchases?
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Such wariness could complicate any U.S. effort to protect ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Others have gone the DIY route, making their own hand sanitizing products despite wariness from experts.
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Before the 2005 Ashes series began, Ponting did at least show a certain wariness of England.
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Lam's desire to negotiate with democracy advocates and her wariness of ordering a harsher police crackdown.
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At a recent performance of "Harry Potter" in London, ticket holders expressed considerable wariness about resellers.
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Despite the enthusiasm, American officials have watched Mr. Kim with a mix of satisfaction and wariness.
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That practice has stirred wariness among some of its journalists concerned about intrusive direction from headquarters.
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Regional and international investors remained cautious ahead of earnings season and this wariness kept volumes modest.
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Reflecting some wariness on the outlook, the manufacturers' index was seen slipping to 26 in November.
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Chad Morganlander, portfolio manager at Washington Crossing Advisors, shares the street's wariness over GE's future performance.
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StoryFit CEO Monica Landers says that she's recently started to see wariness about her company's product wane.
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But of course, the ongoing public market pullback could trigger investor wariness that spills into venture capital.
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The social network doesn't use facial-recognition technology in those regions, due to wariness from privacy regulators.
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For those at the career fair, this newness produced both genuine excitement and a dose of wariness.
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Trump's wariness about sending federal money to Puerto Rico dates back to the beginning of his administration.
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The common currency is weighed by wariness ahead of the European Central Bank's policy meeting on Thursday.
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" Burleigh adds later, "The posture and the posing for the camera and in public always masked wariness.
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Caroline: And that's exactly why this second season, despite my overall wariness, has already justified its existence.
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Its culture of remembrance creates a unique sense of historical responsibility and a stark wariness of demagoguery.
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We saw both the light and wariness in your eyes as you gazed at your new home.
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In this family, which considers life a kind of war, outsiders are regarded with wariness and caution.
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In a way, the government's wariness with dating shows reflects many of the tensions in today's China.
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Both forms instill a wariness in students around the loans after they've left the classroom, Harvey said.
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Hunter is petite, but her unblinking wariness—her brown-eyed, hawklike vigilance—gives her an outsized presence.
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From China and Russia to Europe and Australia, Mr. Trump's ascent is being watched with increasing wariness.
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Despite some wariness over such a cultural shift, Careem is attracting female recruits from more conservative backgrounds.
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If wariness of democracy and free speech does not represent a political position, what does it represent?
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Some reckon the greenback slump may not last, given the Fed's wariness of rushing into rate cuts.
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And whether they are repeated matter of factly, or told with awe or wariness, they remain astonishing.
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Scooter wariness has been around as long as the scooter-share business (that'd be about two years).
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Those who did expressed their wariness of a political solution after several rounds of unsuccessful peace talks.
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The campaign as a whole has inspired almost equal parts ambition and wariness about running for office.
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Earlier, wariness about the sluggish economic backdrop, particularly in Europe, forced Adecco to lower its profitability expectations.
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There's a weariness and a wariness to fully engage because, well, we've been down this road before.
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Zucker was met with a mixture of enthusiasm and wariness when he arrived at CNN in 2013.
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"From an employer's perspective there is a wariness about candidates shopping around to negotiate a counteroffer" said Bakr.
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That wariness could dampen prospects for the 1.8 million college graduates headed into the labor market this summer.
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But PSA-owned production under license is more likely, reflecting the Japanese supplier's wariness over investing, sources said.
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Trust between firms, and between firms and investors, is more resilient, but there is evidence of greater wariness.
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"Comey also "expressed wariness" over Rod Rosenstein's nomination as Deputy Attorney General, telling Wittes: "Rod is a survivor.
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The alliance Among Washington's European allies, wariness of the Trump administration has evolved into exasperation bordering on mistrust.
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Her wariness and evasions drained their sympathy; her strained attempts to win people back too often fell flat.
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Clinton and other nominees for decades have done — should sharpen voter wariness of his business and charitable operations.
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This level of wariness with the Jewish state stems from its comparative advantage with technological and scientific advances.
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"We saw both light and wariness in your eyes as you gazed at your new home," they wrote.
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On the campaign trail, Trump expressed wariness about using nukes — but he wouldn't rule out the possibility entirely.
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He supports the Israeli prime minister because the two politicians share a wariness of Islam and cosmopolitan liberalism.
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Mike Baker, our Seattle-based correspondent covering the outbreak, said that wariness seemed to be everywhere on Monday.
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Consciously or not, when confronting challenges, Israelis ask themselves: Is this a May 1967 moment that demands wariness?
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Political operatives had their own concerns: Data security and wariness about the firm's work with multiple campaigns simultaneously.
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Rita (Amanda Brugel), the "Martha" of the household (the domestic help), regards her with little more than wariness.
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Its foreign policy will be made more difficult by the growing wariness of China's power in other countries.
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Wariness is also growing over the possible impact on the Warsaw bourse of any move on pension funds.
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The tension here is between the necessary wariness of Vega's acting and Marina's being so hideously acted upon.
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Despite their wariness of Mr. Sanders, party leaders have hesitated to mount an all-out effort against him.
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Clinton, whose wariness of the news media, after decades in the center of the public eye, is well established.
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Wariness over the impact of an Arab rift over Qatar added to the uncertainty, particularly in the oil market.
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The fact that it isn't activated at launch, despite the hardware being built in, should inspire a little wariness.
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That instinctive wariness, combined with the green-leather Torah — there are now deep gashes in the book — saved him.
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Friday's presentation from United Technologies also highlighted comments from the two companies' biggest customers, suggesting wariness over a merger.
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If you don't have one of the dozen or so last names from the area, there's a natural wariness.
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The league's caution reflects wariness about overt Han chauvinism, which threatens official narratives about a unified, multi-ethnic China.
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This is an episode about characters, half a continent apart, circling each other, and Mylod captures that wariness beautifully.
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The wariness comes from seeing what happens to startups when they enter the kill-zone, either deliberately or accidentally.
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Their shared anti-interventionist stance and wariness toward communism ensured that publication would have a strong point of view.
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Some South Sudanese who have seen past peace deals come and go reacted to the latest news with wariness.
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While traders said the deal made strategic sense, there was some wariness over the size of the price offered.
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BAGEHOT: Ironically one of ways the Germans are different to the Brits is their wariness about the surveillance state.
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EU WARINESS The European Union, China's largest trading partner, has also been in a bind about how to respond.
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Residents of the town have seemed largely unfazed by the prospect of Hinckley's release, though some have expressed wariness.
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Perhaps it is due to Americans' newfound wariness of the valley's technology and its impacts on society and politics.
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Trump was getting closer to clinching the Republican nomination, but his political history still provoked wariness among Party ideologists.
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Editorial It was hard to greet the announcement last week of a new cease-fire in Syria without wariness.
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And so, Russia's onetime wariness of competition in the Arctic has given way to a new openness with China.
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There is an inherent, professional wariness between agents and general managers as they negotiate player deals with opposing goals.
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Mr. Trump had veered from optimism to wariness about a deal, sometimes in the course of a single statement.
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British consumers are thought to be resistant to purchasing U.S. meat products because of wariness of American safety standards.
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But African leaders showed wariness of such a move at the summit and instead decided to seek approval first.
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The M.T.A. had allowed the messages to stay up with some wariness about the potentially sticky First Amendment implications.
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That wariness discourages many millionaires from hiring their own Jeeves to run their homes, people in the business said.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi's return as the leader of the House of Representatives was also met with wariness in China.
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For months, diplomats and world leaders have watched Trump deliver incendiary speeches on the campaign trail with wariness and trepidation.
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That stands to benefit America's rivals for global influence, but these numbers reveal widespread wariness of a China-led world.
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Such an attempt to convey his wariness could mean protracted negotiations with Washington, which seeks a quick dismantlement, analysts said.
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The official also expressed wariness about Russia's movement of forces into the area as part of an agreement with Turkey.
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But that should not overshadow the fact that sometimes, including in his wariness of foreign intervention, he has a point.
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Despite the gains made on Tuesday, wariness over the U.S. earnings season was expected to cap risk assets this week.
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He would likely serve as an effective bridge to the former Bernie Sanders supporters who still view Clinton with wariness.
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It showed investors bullish on equities but still holding high levels of cash in portfolios — a clear sign of wariness.
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All of that was fueled even more by a wariness regarding the possibility of a terrorist attack during this tournament.
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Though I never acquired Mamaw's disdain for the president, I eventually learned that her wariness about the war was justified.
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Details about a tense telephone call late last month between Trump and Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull had created wariness.
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This has reinforced his status at home, but also a deep wariness of his intentions among mainstream political leaders abroad.
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On some level, too, it's wariness about any exercise that weighs one era against another, brushing aside the broader context.
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In all of these areas, Google would need to overcome wariness among potential Chinese partners, said Ms. Lin of 86Research.
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He said there is always wariness around new treatments, but physicians regularly rely on judgment and analogy in their practices.
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Despite their wariness, neither Dr. Brown nor Mr. Miller had any inkling of what was really behind those odd encounters.
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"No one knows what the deal is," said Representative Mo Brooks, Republican of Alabama, who expressed wariness about the deal.
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This steady advance hardened Putin's worldview, and his wariness of the United States "went off the rails," according to McFaul.
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In response to increased wariness about their network, RT executives emphasized the need for an alternative take on international news.
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European aerospace giant Airbus has complained about the banks' wariness, which has cast a shadow over deals linked to rival Boeing.
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Like a cat or dog, it will express excitement at the sight of you—and wariness at the sight of strangers.
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The Conservative Political Action Committee (CPAC) will welcome Trump to the stage, despite traditional conservatives' wariness about the 2400th president's agenda.
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Given the itinerant nature and wariness of those involved, experts can&apost say how many "crusties" there are across the country.
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They have also expressed wariness about selling the business back to Lampert, under whom its last profitable year was in 2010.
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Less trusted sectors of tech are many, though, including a wariness of self-driving cars, blockchain technology and even cloud storage.
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But some of the faithful who rallied on Tuesday professed loyalty to the existing brands and wariness about Uber and Lyft.
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Dorothy Charles, a med student and organizer, told The Verge she felt "a bit of wariness" after hearing about the boycott.
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He speaks to them mostly in person, citing a wariness about letting his "bias be introduced" to the wider digital conversation.
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As for Mr Trump, a tribune of the impatient, Mrs Albright's wariness of hyperbole does not mean that she is sanguine.
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Many of them applied for DACA not because they trusted the federal government, but in spite of their wariness of it.
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Gillibrand's economic populism, on the other hand, includes a federal jobs guarantee and a general wariness of corporate influence in politics.
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Details about a tense telephone call late last month between Trump and Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has also stirred wariness.
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He explained to senators that he kept careful notes about each encounter with the President because of his wariness about Trump.
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Neither do they take well to outsiders telling them what to do, a wariness that goes back in time, he said.
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The bloc is seeking to translate a new wariness about China into a more defensive EU policy, diplomats and officials say.
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As fate would have it, China's historic policy change happened to coincide with a widespread wariness of domestic baby formula brands.
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Some, like Talia, expressed deep wariness about capitalism and fast fashion, and enthusiasm for brands that prioritize diversity in their advertising.
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But they did not come in their usual numbers, and many of those who did turned out with a newfound wariness.
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Just as at McGill, wariness of Trump is common among the student conservative clubs at the Université de Montréal and Concordia.
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But after a spate of dizzying volatility in the past few days, there was some wariness about whether gains would hold.
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While some date the political wariness to Watergate, it seems to have reached a fever pitch in this highly partisan era.
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In his "Ithaca," published in 1911, he reiterates the earlier poet's wariness about getting where you think you want to go.
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As the number grows, so does public wariness, with the tensions exacerbated on Jeju since the Yemenis have been confined there.
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Its heavy-handed suppression of student protests earlier in the year and crackdowns on dissenting voices have only intensified that wariness.
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Already, a number of politicians across the world have expressed fully justified wariness about the scheme — perhaps Facebook's biggest minefield ever.
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But given Trump's wariness of international aid, and early missteps by the CDC, that role could now fall to European authorities.
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To address any wariness about state-run pensions, Oregon structures its program so the state is only a conduit for funds.
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Competitors, Olympic staff members and journalists claimed not to be panicking, but the quietly growing sense of wariness here was palpable.
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There's just sort of a wariness that you have to have as a tourist that I think is important to keep.
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Yet he didn't carry the "here we go again" ennui or whiff of wariness that often permeates the air around celebrities.
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We've already seen incidents involving current driver-assistance technology where fault was unclear during months-long investigations, leading to consumer wariness.
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Wariness toward homegrown cognitive elites now parallels suspicion of foreign-born entrepreneurs, including those who generate jobs and wealth for Americans.
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Still, some hedge fund investors who spoke to Reuters in recent weeks expressed a wariness of directors serving too many clients.
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His genetically wired wariness, like the spore-drive story, suggests a "Trek" attuned to biology like its predecessors were to physics.
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In a speech at the end of last year, Clinton suggested that wariness of immigrants was a sign of bad character.
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When Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry voiced wariness over attending a White House celebration, for example, Trump withdrew the invitation.
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The meeting, which was facilitated by Mr. Leissner, took place even though others at Goldman had expressed wariness about Mr. Low.
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And by "vengeance" I mean a pronounced wariness that Twitter is going to suck up way too much of my time...again.
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For example, among Christians (including Catholics and Orthodox) with roots in Lebanon, there is often an intense wariness of the Syrian strongman.
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"There's an understandable wariness about Donald Trump," said Bruce Riedel, another former CIA officer who now heads the Brookings Institutions' Intelligence Project.
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I didn't know how to respond, but my enthusiasm about the connection I'd felt with his work dimmed into a guarded wariness.
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The deal was made in the face of growing wariness in Washington over Chinese acquisitions of technology companies in the United States.
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Former U.S. officials who've been on hand for meetings with Vladimir Putin describe him with a mix of wariness and begrudging respect.
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His miraculous state of being comes with a wariness that he doesn't speak to, but that plays brashly in the margin moments.
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But the wariness of government regulation is widespread and bipartisan enough to be a warning to lawmakers who want to pursue it.
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Mr Forbes, who could face two others in June for the GOP nomination, may have fueled that wariness with another strange decision.
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A few weeks later, after the attacks in Brussels, Graf von Rechberg noticed what he called "a greater wariness" among his congregants.
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Another reason for wariness is that Sky could lose much of its best content, making it harder to add pay-TV customers.
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As the cost of dissent has risen in Hong Kong, there are signs of a growing wariness among some sectors of society.
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However, there is a wariness, for a variety of reasons, including corporate reputation, in private industry about cooperating with the U.S. government.
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None of that seems to have dimmed the White House affinity for Saudi Arabia or, analysts say, lessened national security officials' wariness.
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But local wariness toward China's growing economic influence has risen in recent years amid a wave of Chinese takeovers of Australian businesses.
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But CSAs in other cities where Imperfect is thriving are reporting similar wariness to what they see as a fierce market competitor.
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In a way, the public's wariness about science and its uses is part of a long history of worries about new technologies.
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Such a strong pro-European stance might be received with skepticism in Washington, where wariness toward deeper E.U. integration is the norm.
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We should treat their depictions of us with the same wariness and suspicion we'd offer any human salesperson aiming to manipulate us.
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Her aides say she is preparing for Wednesday's debate, but the lighter schedule may also signal a wariness of disrupting her momentum.
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As I.R.S. wariness grows, so does the attraction of 501(c)s for donors more interested in stealth politicking than charity work.
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It had sunk to a five-month trough of 108.130 earlier on Monday on investor wariness towards tensions in the Korean Peninsula.
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The example of Bernard Madoff, whose massive Ponzi scheme was enabled in part by an obscure accountant, has only increased investors' wariness.
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Lee's wariness of the crowd seems to have started there, a way of ensuring she would never become what she once feared.
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Some younger teachers, especially those who are not sure they will make a 40-year career in education, approach them with wariness.
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Mr. Kiwanuka professes passion, wariness and vulnerability; Karen O starts out singing about being torn between love and the urge to disappear.
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"We need to talk about immigration policy sooner because it's a very psychological issue," Mr. Kono said, acknowledging public wariness of foreigners.
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We come to accept his constant stream of epigrams ('Life announces itself with force; death slinks off') with equal reverence and wariness.
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Her Celie is not a noble survivor but a stubborn, intelligent force, who is well aware of her own wit and wariness.
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Nevertheless, the currency was seen weakening in one and three months, a rare prediction for the short term that reflected analyst wariness.
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Ohioans have witnessed so many factory closures over the years that they seem to live with a permanent sense of economic wariness.
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Douthat's wariness of a "liberalizing" church touches not just on Catholicism per se, but on a wider question of modernity and ethics.
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In its conference call after releasing second-quarter 2015 results, Dr. Pepper's CFO, Marty Ellen, voiced wariness of an outright acquisition of Bai.
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The wariness to go after Trump also translates to Brindisi's messaging on certain aspects of the economy being guided by a Republican administration.
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A separate study by University of Michigan researcher Michael Sivak earlier this week found similar wariness of driverless vehicle technology among U.S. residents.
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"There's wariness about the lessons from the gas tax, and I think that applies in the case of the water fees," said Hoene.
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But the damage was done, and the deletion was the final straw in addition to CrossFit's wariness over how Facebook handles user data.
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Three sources with knowledge of the April call said that companies expressed wariness of letting an outside group decide what defined unacceptable content.
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The simplest explanation of his wariness abroad is that he wanted to concentrate on his domestic policies and the change they could bring.
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This was part of the original liberal image of welfare reform and responds to Americans' wariness of assisting poor people who aren't working.
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The obvious alternative would be the ShFE but there is still sufficient wariness about what drives Shanghai pricing to prevent any collective switch.
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We also discussed Macbeth's wariness of the witches based on their appearances — a parallel students saw to the role of race in Ferguson.
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I'm over four months pregnant and I still have moments of panic and wariness that my worst fear could once again come true.
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Generally speaking, I view them with wariness and distrust, ever since one bit me—without my consent—at the tender age of 16.
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It has been wary of other countries' causes, a wariness reinforced by watching America bungle in Vietnam and later in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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And the Swedish banking bust of the 1990s instilled a wariness of lax lending in local bankers long before the global financial crisis.
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Like most countries with a larger and more powerful neighbor, Canada has a general wariness toward the United States and its political leaders.
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Until users rethink why they are actually visiting these websites filled with content, wariness of ads as an unfair, exploitative practice will persist.
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Several of Peep's old GothBoiClique collaborators spoke out on social media about Peep's wariness of XXXTentacion because of the severe allegations against him.
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But he gets Alvaro's wounded dignity and wariness, and he feeds off other singers, whether Ms. Netrebko or the robust baritone Ludovic Tézier.
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Republicans and even moderate Democrats have expressed wariness of the pace of change, warning that it could make lawmakers in marginal seats vulnerable.
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I used to believe that China was best approached with ambivalence, but in the last few years the ambivalence has faded into wariness.
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American politicians and experts say that Chinese counterparts often fail to grasp how far and fast wariness of China has hardened into hostility.
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And so a handful of companies are attempting to spin wariness to travel and gather as a prime opportunity for you, the buyer.
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It's been four years since Tom and Sophie were together, and as he lets her into his home you can feel his wariness.
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A number of factors have fueled the falloff, including increased scrutiny and wariness of Chinese investments and Beijing's tightened limits on foreign spending.
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The rest is left to Alec Baldwin: the puckered lips, a studied lumbering gait and a wariness of humanizing a man he reviles.
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Such wariness hovered over a morning meeting that Shankar and Tucker-Ray had on their second day, at the Genesee County health department.
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In fact, the polls that are most often cited as evidence of public wariness for Medicare for All frequently show the opposite dynamic.
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The decision could add to wariness about Kenya's nascent mining industry among investors already spooked by resource nationalism in neighbouring Tanzania, analysts said.
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Mr. Trump withstood a similar wariness among the elite after he made himself a Manhattan player through his brazen deal making and hucksterism.
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Her wariness stems, at least in part, from a decade ago, when she watched the Senate bury the last major climate change measure.
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On Capitol Hill, meanwhile, the news led even the fiercest opponents of AT&T's proposed tie-up with Time Warner to express wariness.
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This election cycle has shown a hankering for anti-establishment candidates and a wariness toward political dynasties, whether their surnames are Clinton or Bush.
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The wariness of some Establishment-leaning Republicans toward campus carry has halted its progress in states where the NRA has an otherwise strong hand.
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The widespread wariness about having the Obamacare repeal bill named after any one person in the party comes amid mounting criticism of the legislation.
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It was a sign, too, of an increasing wariness among some Democrats over how endorsing single-payer health care might play out among voters.
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People who live on the other side of town tend to venture east of the Anacostia with a degree of wariness, if at all.
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I am confident we will keep living these out, if now with a genuine and credible wariness that will be foreign to us, initially.
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If investor wariness is pushing cash out of international markets, there's hope that an influx of investment into the U.S. will foster more IPOs.
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Their ties have been underpinned by wariness of their common neighbor, India, with which China fought a brief but bloody border war in 1962.
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The wariness within the industry about gutting Dodd-Frank came as critics of Wall Street slammed Trump's proposal as a gift to big banks.
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The European Union (EU) does unite Europe's nations, but the main thing the various EU members share is a wariness of the European project.
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When I expressed wariness of falling too far down the crypto rabbit hole, the silence was so awkward I feared spontaneously bursting into flames.
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Unit completions are at a 10-year low, a situation JLL attributed to wariness on the part of developers, tightening liquidity and stiffer regulation.
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White House insists that it's Democrats who are overreaching Despite the Democratic House majority's wariness about impeachment, the possibility seems more likely than ever.
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But so far only three planes have been delivered, with industry sources blaming delays on the wariness of banks to finance business with Tehran.
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Even when these innovations were described as beneficial to human health, more than half of respondents expressed distrust and wariness toward their potential use.
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Western Digital's conciliatory offer comes amid what sources have described as wariness among Toshiba's chip business executives of a deal with the U.S. company.
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But slower economic growth would be the likely consequence, at least over the short term, of greater consumer wariness about taking on new debts.
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King said declining trust in the platform among users, and growing wariness over how personal data is being used, has become a growing concern.
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The appearance of someone who seems not just unafraid of breaking with tradition, but indeed unapologetic about doing so, is often greeted with wariness.
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For some in the community, the experience of the measles outbreak left a lingering wariness of public health officials and directives from the state.
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The answers I got from Democrats who make their living in politics revealed considerable wariness toward Sanders — the response many Sanders supporters would expect.
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Tom Petty's music has always sounded like open desert highway — what even a Martian would recognize as "America," expressed with both wariness and enthusiasm.
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He has used the country's growing economic discontent, and especially its wariness about immigrants, as a vehicle to reach voters in former enemy territory.
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Despite the Afghan government's wariness of negotiating with the Taliban, Trump had hoped having both parties at the presidential retreat could produce a deal.
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But the intraparty wariness about Trump since inauguration has hampered the White House's agenda on Capitol Hill and contributed to deeply negative approval ratings.
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But across the way, Ms. Wilson is beginning to feel a wariness toward that window — and the man on the other side of it.
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But Anthony's foundation foreshadows a happy ending; it's admirable how well he balances confidence and wariness as the stakes around him start to rise.
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But wariness remains that there could be a repeat of last January's "flash crash" when massive stop-loss selling swept through holiday-thinned markets.
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The two events encapsulated the heightened tensions in the region and the wariness between India and Pakistan, which New Delhi accuses of training terrorists.
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THE BACKLASH OVER CHINESE TAKEOVERS | Wariness over Chinese acquisitions of American tech companies has grown enough to thwart an attempted takeover of Fairchild Semiconductor International,
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That interaction best encapsulates NASA's wariness about dealing with women's health, both within the agency and to the outside world when Ride flew decades ago.
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Post-mortems indicate many of the causes of the problems, but suggest that the short-term solution for many investors may simply be greater wariness.
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For him, reparations go in the wariness jar, which sits next to the one labeled ''trigger warning,'' tucked away on the ''don't go there'' shelf.
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Mr. Zuckoff initially declined, partly because the proposed eight-month delivery schedule was tight, and partly from wariness of political crosscurrents around the Benghazi story.
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Top researchers say such wariness, while understandable, is thwarting efforts to understand and treat Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia in black patients today.
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Trump's transition efforts are being hobbled by infighting, retribution, and a wariness among people with experience in public service to help the incoming administration succeed.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai has made "AI first" a company slogan, but the company's wariness of AI's power has sometimes let its competitors lead instead.
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Yet, some listeners have told her that the new wariness and darkness in her vocals ideally suit the grim subject matter of many traditional songs.
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I have also been aware of wariness in some African-American families about loved ones receiving short shrift, because of explicit or implicit racial bias.
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Ivan Hodac, the former head of the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association, which has major interests in China, says the new European wariness is coming late.
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But despite initial wariness, desegregation also provided the beginning of a decades-long bond between a coach and a player that belied the Southern archetype.
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But he also has a wariness of fan culture, which he has seen turn fetishistic in a way that is easy for corporations to exploit.
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"The case will likely increase investor wariness over NOC partnership risks in Angola, already elevated by the uncertainties generated by Sonangol's restructuring and financial difficulties."
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His expressions of enthusiasm often take the form of wariness swept away: Wells found joy in a conga line at Señor Frog's, in Times Square.
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Donna Lieberman, the New York Civil Liberties Union's executive director, expressed wariness about the ICE list, citing conflicting signals about enforcement priorities from the administration.
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He has been an omnipresent media figure who has used the country's growing economic discontent, and wariness about immigrants, as a vehicle to reach voters.
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Wariness about what the SNB could do next, along with the negative rates, has deterred speculators and kept franc in a narrow range since August.
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What adherents share is a wariness of tap water, particularly the fluoride added to it and the lead pipes that some of it passes through.
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Titans like CK Hutchison – part of the conglomerate founded by Li Ka-shing – are already accustomed to a certain wariness when they venture into sensitive sectors.
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"We saw both light and wariness in your eyes as you gazed at your new home," Jenna and Barbara wrote in the letter, published by Time.
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According to a former colleague, ex-business minister Vince Cable, May had expressed wariness at the "gung-ho" attitude that Cameron took towards courting Chinese investment.
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To that end, Mr Jones has played on the business community's wariness of Mr Moore, and the effect his victory could have on the state's reputation.
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The contract opened higher after resignation of top White House economic adviser Gary Cohn dented risk sentiment, before erasing gains on wariness ahead of the auction.
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The same sense of wariness was echoed by other Syrians, some of whom have left the country since the civil war began over six years ago.
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The two showed initial wariness of each other, with Ainslie, the most successful Olympic sailor ever, getting the advantage at the start and the early lead.
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Fox says enthusiasm has trumped wariness so far in conversations with start-ups and that he's looking forward to seeing companies working across a wide spectrum.
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These two countries, bedeviled by decades of misunderstandings, violence and wariness, now have the chance to create a partnership that seemed unlikely even three years ago.
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But Mr. Trump, he said, was tapping into a sense of wariness that for many voters has begun to override the more benign realities of 2016.
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However, the justices' decision Tuesday to not take the abortion cases under full consideration could signal the court's wariness in taking up a potential Roe reversal.
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The approach is part of a larger trend toward greater flexibility and transparency at nonprofit groups, driven by new technology as well as wariness by donors.
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Lust for food, twinned with a wariness of it, is a consistent theme in "Stuffed," whose author lost 107 pounds with gastric sleeve surgery in 2012.
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Initially delayed due to wariness of potential litigation from tobacco companies, TPP's explicit protection for tobacco control measures gives confidence to both countries to move forward.
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For European start-ups, wariness on the part of investors about promises of one-size-fits-all autonomy could be an opportunity to sell their message.
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In particular, Lombardo said, Catholics and Jews from eastern Europe were viewed with wariness because they were thought to be more willing to subvert the government.
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Medical interventions were at times stymied by wariness of strange foreigners who dropped in, started taking people away, and tried to meddle in local cultural practices.
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Jones plays Saru with such a compelling mix of empathy and wariness toward Burnham that I wanted to hug him every time he was on screen.
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Despite the Afghan government's wariness of negotiating with the Taliban, Trump had hoped having both parties at the presidential compound in Maryland could produce an agreement.
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For what it's worth, my New Year's resolution is to approach it all with humility, wariness of the conventional wisdom, and a very, very strong constitution.
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It also marked an unexpected move for Trump, who has campaigned on withdrawing American troops from conflicts abroad and displayed a wariness of overseas military engagements.
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But instead of anticipating that Trump would have reservations about beefing up the U.S. military presence, some commanders were surprised by the president's wariness this summer.
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In one scene, a council member worries that the development caused an uptick in crime, and her wariness of opening the community to outsiders seems alarming.
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Clinton's activist streak ran up against President Obama's deep wariness of further entanglement in the Middle East, and she lost the debate on arming the Syrian opposition.
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Relations between Moscow and Beijing have long been marked by mutual wariness with Russian nationalists warning of encroaching Chinese influence in the country's mineral-rich far east.
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While anti-vaxxers were actually more common in Eastern Asian countries, the link between vaccine wariness and belief in other conspiracy theories was strongest in Western countries.
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And he detailed with some wariness his post-presidency life spent in Washington, where he and his family will live until their youngest daughter finishes high school.
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Still, there remains a wariness about taking retaliatory action against China (as Reuters reported is under consideration) out of fear of starting some sort of trade war.
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While my wariness of Carter's personal renaissance strategy is probably apparent by now, Nick Carter's 588,000 Twitter followers express unconditional approval for every single thing he does.
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"The visual of all these women and allies together was stunning, even to me, someone who had approached the whole idea with some wariness," Sojwal told Broadly.
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My traditional wariness of audiobooks went out the window for Redeemer, partly because there was nothing to distract me from listening as I drove mile after mile.
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Despite increased wariness of overvalued unicorns after recent high-profile flameouts, CEO Brian Armstrong said last month that Coinbase has actually turned a profit three years running.
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That's a wariness that helps make Gary Johnson a Libertarian who has the temperament necessary to become the linchpin in multiple more "Gangs" of Senators working together.
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That enthusiasm has been replaced by an increasing wariness of problems with China's traditional growth model, which relied heavily on state-directed investment to support economic growth.
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Underscoring their wariness, GOP senators largely declined to comment on the deal ahead of Trump's announcement Friday, saying they wanted to wait to hear what he said.
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Facing stiff headwinds in Europe (over wariness about the influence of business) and the United States (because of mounting skepticism over free trade), the negotiations have languished.
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The caution illustrates the growing wariness of Western banks about getting involved in Russian finance deals even if they are not in areas directly affected by sanctions.
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He will have to overcome deep wariness in neighborhoods as the force, under court supervision, enacts reforms, including tests of body cameras to record encounters with civilians.
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But these rapid endorsements have triggered angry responses from Russia, China and a few left-leaning Latin American states, and wariness from some African and Caribbean nations.
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During Mr. Biden's vice-presidential days, his press people often wore a look of perpetual wariness, especially when he was out mixing it up with the public.
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In Kushner's prose you find a poise and wariness and moral graininess that puts you in mind of weary-souled visionaries like Robert Stone and Joan Didion.
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There seemed to be a growing wariness among lawmakers, regulators and aides about data collection and the unrelenting push by companies to gather more information about us.
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Many of the Continent's mainstream parties have regarded Mr. Putin with either wariness or outright distrust, while many populist leaders have called for closer ties to Russia.
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"No one knows what the deal is," said Representative Mo Brooks, Republican of Alabama, who expressed wariness about the agreement and spared no one in his criticism.
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But state finances have changed so precipitously since the Great Recession more than a decade ago that there is a general wariness about what might come next.
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His wariness comes despite his acknowledgment that the banking system has become much more solid than it was 10 years ago when the financial crisis broke out.
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Local wars, corruption, poor transportation networks, wariness of outsiders, religious fears of various stripes — all have contributed to the snatching of defeat from the jaws of victory.
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Jacques and Arthur negotiate their immediate attraction through a mutual wariness that comes from different places: "I can't face a final romance," Jacques says at one point.
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Mattis, a 66-year-old commander who is revered by Marines, is known for his tough-talk, wariness of Iran and combat experience in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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The talks also come amid some wariness among investors towards the private equity industry in the Middle East since the collapse of Dubai-based Abraaj Group last year.
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There's still plenty of wariness about overhauling the coverage of the approximately 255 million Americans in employer-sponsored plans, who comprise more than half of the U.S. population.
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Wariness is warranted here, where staircases no longer have treads, banisters hang at crazy angles and gaping elevator shafts no longer contain elevators, at least in one piece.
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But populism, wariness of elites and a deep and abiding distrust in the mainstream media also became core tenets of modern conservatism as imagined by O'Reilly and Ailes.
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And while Trump has expressed wariness of tampering with Medicare or Social Security, he has expressed no such hesitation about Ryan's proposed cuts to programs for the poor.
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Wariness on the Dutch side is partly explained by the relative underperformance of Air France - whose 2018 operating margin was 22 percent, compared with 23 percent for KLM.
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Waning expectations of the Federal Reserve delivering further interest rate hikes have weighed on the dollar this year, and investors' wariness increased after the Brexit vote roiled markets.
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In the background is wariness of Saudi Arabia, which sends few migrants or imams to Europe but finances mosques and literature reflecting its puritanical Salafi school of Islam.
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But one other reason for the Conservatives' desire for an election, and Labour's wariness of it, is plain from opinion polls that give the Tories a large advantage.
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The ailing Mr. Redstone fired off a terse missive on Wednesday, expressing wariness about Mr. Dauman, his handpicked steward of the company, but also those who support him.
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Thank a preponderance of ATMs in ubiquitous konbini (convenience stores), safe cities where people are happy to carry wads of cash, and wariness about handing over personal data.
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These physical tolls translate into subconscious wariness of the excessive food or drink that made us sick, helping us avoid that level of over-consumption next time around.
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" He added: "The Chinese, whatever wariness they may have had, definitely sense the possibility of improved relations and will go all-out to make this visit a success.
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But this wariness reflects her bent toward precision, and a scientific sensibility that was ingrained from childhood: Atwood wants the terms defined before she will state her position.
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China claims sovereignty over much of the sea, but it faces not only rival claims from Southeast Asian countries but also growing wariness from Washington and its allies.
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While there aren't studies to back this up, Provine and Fridlund both believe that people who have some wariness about being touched are more ticklish to an extent.
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The reasons behind this vary, ranging from fear of retaliation and career harm to wariness about a complicated legal system with varying limitation statutes and burdens of proof.
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However, investors focused on the BoE's wariness about its next moves, pushing down sterling by its most in five months against a basket of other major currencies =GBP.
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The hawks share the neocons' aggressiveness and the realists' wariness of nation building; they also have a touch of paleoconservatism, embracing "America First" without its non-interventionist implications.
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He's aghast at the fault lines that he sees opening, for instance between Republicans with an appropriate wariness toward Trump and those who demand unwavering fealty to him.
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All of which left Arbery feeling both happy amazement at, as he put it, "writing a play that Catholics like," along with wariness of any purely celebratory embrace.
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And at the same time, Asian, European and particularly American support and sympathy for China's rise over the past four decades has turned to greater wariness and suspicion.
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A U.S. failure to contain the dispute between Egypt and Saudi Arabia, Egypt's wariness of Sunni Islamism, and Cairo's financial problems could jeopardize American efforts to contain Iran.
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As a result some voters pledged to boycott firms wading into politics, and perhaps wariness from that experience deterred some of Britain's biggest employers from signing the letter.
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Yet these two milieus — the White House and the cultural arena — now eye each other with both open hostility and wariness toward anyone unwilling to pick a side.
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These dismal figures — which also found that 66 percent of those questioned said they distrusted Temer — reflect the depth of Brazilian wariness of the country's entire political class.
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Photograph by Alec Soth / Magnum for The New Yorker A sense of home as strong as this is at the heart of much of the wariness about immigration.
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Underperformance of Big Tech companies whose CEOs have voiced opposition to the travel restrictions shows some wariness about retaliation or general lack of sway with the administration (Google, Netflix).
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Now, there is serious wariness emerging over Bolton among Trump's circle of outside advisers, who enjoys open-door access to the President and spends hours with him each day.
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In fact, wariness of Mr Maduro's new-found relationship with the holy see, and of the political dialogue that it catalysed, goes far beyond the world of pious Venezuela.
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Despite the public's wariness, star Joaquin Phoenix and director Todd Phillips have continued to defend Joker, maintaining that viewers know the difference between right and wrong on their own.
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But there is also wariness, which I join, about an opening of the prize — not to hip-hop, per se, but to music that has achieved blockbuster commercial success.
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Despite wariness about the risks associated with the broader mining sector, SolGold shares have risen nearly 30 percent this year, while the sector is down more than 9 percent.
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This new wariness is in part behind the Fed's January promise to be "patient" about further rate hikes, putting a three-year-old process of policy tightening on hold.
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That lack of backing contributed to some Republicans' wariness of the earlier plan before a series of amendments designed to win support from conservative and moderate Republicans were added.
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Underscoring investor wariness about Tesla's prospects, financial service Markit says short interest in the company's stock has been around 25 percent of shares outstanding since early in the year.
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Even among the ranks of the most vocal gun control advocates, caution ruled -- along with a wariness over being seen as using the attack to advance a political argument.
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Spotify's decision to go public has been expected as a way to return capital to early investors, but it comes with wariness from Wall Street and from Silicon Valley.
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Yet despite the growing wariness towards the markets, many investors believe it is simply too early to take the foot off the accelerator, fearful of missing out on gains.
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Wariness of all people and things unfamiliar begins to unfold in the early years of life, explained Fred Zelinger, a New York-based psychologist who previously worked in schools.
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Between hush-hush widespread fraud, clunky and inconsistent load times and consumer wariness that's driving people to ad blockers, the digital ad industry has a clear crisis of trust.
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The South Koreans hope that China's rapidly expanding electric car market will mean sufficient demand for their products, even if those hopes are tempered with wariness borne from experience.
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From banking to oil to pharmaceutical companies, to real estate agents and even cruise ship operators, everyone seems to think wariness ahead of the election is affecting their business.
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That wariness puts him in sync with the Trump administration, which is pushing back on the approach China has taken to investing in and lending money to developing economies.
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But Qualcomm, the longtime leader in cellphone chip technology, has been grappling with a sagging stock price and investor wariness that the Apple fight will continue for some time.
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Officials have forecast a decline of as many as 300,000 foreign visitors this year from 2016, in part because of anti-Trump sentiment overseas and wariness of border agents.
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There is a mutual wariness between many Republicans in Congress and President-elect Donald J. Trump, leaving it unclear how often their interests and priorities will coalesce or collide.
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Yet it is Wiseman's wariness about being a political filmmaker that make his films politically radical, his reluctance about propagandizing in a medium that has inextricable roots in propaganda.
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ASIAN ORDERS RISE Given bankers' wariness about divulging details of deals involving China, it is hard to pin down how much Chinese investors may have purchased of recent SSA deals.
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But the general wariness is encouraging for health officials who remember how mistrust of doctors, nurses, authorities and western aid agencies made containment more difficult during the 2013-16 epidemic.
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An Airbus executive urged European banks to overcome their wariness about financing export projects to Iran because of U.S. sanctions, highlighting difficulties European companies face in their rush to Tehran.
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But like so much else from around the world that comes to Toronto, in time this wariness will also become part of this fluid and fixed city's life and identity.
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There's also a wariness among banks about using a tool that a competitor created, said Bob Gach, a managing director at Accenture who works with banks and financial technology companies.
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Barack Obama is remembered as a young organiser whose grit overcame the wariness caused by his Olympian bearing, the air of a person born to more privilege than he was.
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Kushner championed Crown Prince Mohammed to the president and senior foreign policy officials, some of whom expressed wariness at the embrace of MBS, as he is known in diplomatic circles.
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Sanchez previously voiced wariness about the unpredictability of a court process, and Reuters reported last week the island was urging creditors to sign a deal to extend the Monday deadline.
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Allocation to global bank stocks fell to the lowest level since September 2016 - a reflection of investor wariness of the sector, which suffers when interest rates stay lower for longer.
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When smoking marijuana, participants tended to report increased feelings of anxiety or a sense of wariness in unfamiliar situations that they did not generally seem to experience after using alcohol.
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The countries call each other "all-weather friends", with ties underpinned by long-standing wariness of their common neighbor, India, and a desire to hedge against U.S. influence in Asia.
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Some Republican senators have expressed wariness about such an aggressive extension of executive powers; Marco Rubio , of Florida, warned his colleagues about a future President declaring climate change an emergency.
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He exudes an open-eyed combination of tentative hope and wariness that makes him the perfect Ayckbourn hero-by-default (and all Mr. Ayckbourn's heroes are by default) and observer.
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Thriftiness brings with it a wariness of anything that might erode the value of such nest eggs, like Ms. Le Pen's plan to reintroduce a national currency alongside the euro.
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But wariness of Russia is also growing, with a recent opinion poll showing that support for the so-called union state fell last year from 60.4 percent to 40.4 percent.
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That "why" represented a wariness that had built up over the last few years from a series of one-off dates and a few long-term, but ultimately unsatisfying, relationships.
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Kyushu Electric Power Co slid 21 percent on wariness towards share dilution after the power company announced on Tuesday it will issue 2114.6500 billion yen ($1.31 billion) in convertible bonds.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Iran's trade and industry minister urged French banks on Thursday to overcome their wariness about doing business with the country, seeking to drum up much-needed foreign investment.
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FATF, a global group of government anti-money-laundering agencies, has kept Iran on its blacklist, adding to wariness by Western banks with dealing with Iran due to reputational risks.
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Residents in Washington Heights who say they have experienced unnecessary stops and searches expressed a mix of optimism and wariness that the cameras would improve their interactions with police officers.
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Wariness because not enough people have grasped the scale and urgency of the reforms needed if the values and insights that underpin our founding creed are to flourish as they should.
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It was a sign, too, of an increasing wariness among some Democrats over how endorsing single-payer health care might play out among voters, BuzzFeed News reporter Molly Hensley-Clancy wrote.
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A representative of one Iowa Democrat group expressed wariness of holding an event with her before she addressed the subject more fully, for fear of alienating LGBT members of the community.
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Party officials, eager to avoid a reprise of 2016 — when the party's wariness of the FBI worsened its devastating hack by Russian military intelligence — scrambled to call the FBI for help.
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Loans already trading in the secondary market are also seeing the impact of macroeconomic-induced prudence, moving lower following bad credit news as investors sell-off amid heightened wariness of hazards.
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Many trainers who are, in theory, willing to work with disabled clients, Ciner explains, may struggle with discomfort or wariness due to a lack of experience with or knowledge about disability.
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The wariness of the ETF buyer has only added to a market decline as the Fed pulls back from policies meant to encourage investors to take risks after the financial crisis.
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"I think the relationship between the two will sort of warm and cool over time, year by year, but it's unlikely to move outside a spectrum of mutual wariness," Mitter said.
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Against the yen, the dollar was flat at 106.640 yen , having slipped overnight from a two-week high of 107.300 reached after wariness over a political controversy in Japan waned slightly.
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Since winning election as French president in 2017, Macron has championed EU reform, but wariness in Berlin of increased burdens on German taxpayers has left him short of big-bang measures.
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She advises wariness of any headline announcing that a single food, beverage, supplement, food product, or ingredient causes or reduces the risk for obesity, heart disease, type 2 diabetes, or cancer.
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Waning exceptions that the Federal Reserve is gearing up for further interest rate hikes have weighed on the dollar this year, and investors' wariness increased after the Brexit vote roiled markets.
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The sale will be complicated by sanctions imposed on Moscow over its actions in Ukraine and by many investors' wariness of putting money into Russia as well as volatile commodity markets.
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But billionaires largely haven't overcome their instinctive wariness of spending fast on things they haven't vetted — and so even the best-intentioned among them are spending down their fortunes relatively slowly.
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Adding to the wariness were U.S. stock futures, which slid as much as 3.5% in Asian trade, a day after the S&P 500 climbed 6.0% and the Dow gained 5.2%.
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Turkish-backed Syrian Arab militias have nevertheless expressed wariness about the deal, fearing that Kurdish fighters will secretly remain near the border under the flag of the Syrian and Russian armies.
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Architects have regarded Mr. Trump, a former real estate developer who keeps close watch over his family's portfolio of luxury properties, with a certain degree of wariness since he took office.
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In Europe, however, there is a deep wariness that extending the restrictions there would create vast complications for airports and airlines on one of the busiest corridors for international air travel.
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ZACHARY WOOLFE … But there is also wariness, which I join, about an opening of the prize — not to hip-hop, per se, but to music that has achieved blockbuster commercial success.
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But to allow the GOP to claim the reason for this denial is one based on a wariness over a shaky government is to acquiesce to their imbalanced rules of play.
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In June, a United States security official expressed wariness over Ottawa's approving a Chinese company's acquisition of Norsat, a company that provides satellite technology to the American Defense Department, among others.
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Public wariness and an unwillingness to engage will be challenges wherever the Icelandic methods are proposed, thinks Milkman, and go to the heart of the balance of responsibility between states and citizens.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina — who flocked to criticize the move recreated the hawkish GOP national security coalition that the President crushed with his "America First" ideology and wariness of foreign entanglements.
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Stocks expected to benefit from the Xiongan New Economic Zone rose sharply but gave back much of their gains in the afternoon, as investors again showed wariness over the stricter regulatory environment.
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Germany's wariness about military might has understandable 20th-century roots, and the country has a certain romantic attachment to Russia—witness Willy Brandt's "Ostpolitik" rapprochement with the Soviet Union—that alarms Poles.
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While the Netherlands supported French wariness of membership talks for Albania, which is already a member of the U.S.-led NATO alliance, most other EU countries vented frustration with the French position.
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But despite their wariness over President Tayyip Erdogan, who has cracked down hard on critics at home and lashed out at the West, they need him too much to turn their backs.
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Reflecting some wariness on the outlook, however, the manufacturers' index was seen slipping to 26 in November, with the yen strengthening amid concerns over developments surrounding North Korea's missile and nuclear programs.
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The dollar was little changed after investors took profits on its best weekly performance this year, with wariness about the status of the U.S. economy and tax reform plans setting the tone.
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It could mean the glory days of social media will give way to creeping regulation and increasing wariness of organizations that have become central to our lives; possibly, many think, too central.
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"There's a strong libertarian ethos among tech folks and a wariness about the government's use of technology," said Scharre, a senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security in Washington.
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Ryan supports the Pacific trade deal that Mr. Trump has vilified) and international engagement (the speaker favors a stronger NATO and wariness toward Russia, while Mr. Trump seems ready to embrace isolationism).
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He sometimes wonders if his sister's later wariness toward him flowed not from a divergence of values but from some long-forgotten habit of childhood cruelty for which he was never punished.
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In its yearly review of the Swedish economy, the EU Commission said wariness of mounting risks among the Swedish authorities is high, but policy steps implemented has so far not been sufficient.
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For a couple of decades, Dr. Onstott has been talking his way into South African gold mines, regaling the mine managers with the wonder of deep Earth life to overcome their wariness.
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Fears from Democratic lawmakers of a war with Iran are largely linked to their wariness toward Bolton, who's long been hawkish toward Iran and has called for military strikes against it before.
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That wariness of specialists was convenient, since most of the leading composers in this loose group were army men, landowners or, in the case of Alexander Borodin, scientists: in another word, amateurs.
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Younger people, accustomed to affluence, are less willing to shoulder the financial burden of reconciliation or reunification, a wariness reflected in the drop in President Moon Jae-in's popularity in recent days.
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As he sits in their kitchen, the camera slinking about, Lena's surprise gives way to happiness and then to mounting wariness that, like some kind of contagion, soon slithers under your skin.
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Wariness of Beijing's growing economic influence has increased as Chinese investors buy up vast swaths of the Australian economy and over concerns about Chinese businessmen giving millions of dollars to Australian politicians.
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Despite its wariness, the White House has been careful not to dismiss the talks between the North and the South, provided the two sides stick to issues like security at the Olympics.
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Mr. Levit's interpretation was permeated by wariness, a sense of repression that occasionally exploded — as in the fugue in E minor, the almost sputtering effusion of a man finally finding his voice.
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General wariness of AI in the workplace isn't unfounded: A 2017 McKinsey & Company report indicates that by 2030, as many as 800 million global workers could be replaced at work by robots.
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Freeh dedicated a chapter, "Bill And Me," to his relationship with the 42nd president, chronicling what began as a partnership of promise but quickly devolved into one fraught with distrust and wariness.
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A lack of gender, sexual, and racial diversity is reflected among those who volunteer for clinical studies too, in part coming from a wariness that many oppressed groups have toward medical spaces.
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You can almost hear the weariness (and wariness) in Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's (Kentucky) voice when he was asked about the status of a gun bill earlier this week by reporters.
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The bloc is seeking to translate a new wariness about China into a more defensive EU policy, diplomats and officials say, despite being more open to Huawei's 5G networks than the United States.
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In January, wariness about the sluggish economic backdrop, particularly in Europe, forced the world's biggest staffing group, which is often seen as a bellwether for global economic activity, to lower its profitability expectations.
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This mutual wariness—sharpened almost to enmity in the wake of the election—did not make life easy for Campbell Brown when she started her new job running the nascent Facebook Journalism Project.
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Despite a more permissive U.S. business environment, Chinese companies can't easily slip in there, either, says Lee — in part because probable American wariness of how a Chinese business would handle their personal data.
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Mr. Trump's response to the speech to Congress is still to be seen, and a Europe rent by internal divisions, German wariness and the approach of Brexit has not rallied to his colors.
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And he and Ms. Mathis, who endows her character with a sensual spontaneity that keeps undercutting her justifiable wariness, render Dez and Shanita's hesitant courtship as a poignant melding of affinity and necessity.
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The wariness shown in job advertisements declaring "Irish need not apply" gave way to a more positive image of witty types, who were not averse to an occasional glass of the strong stuff.
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"(Trump's popularity) reinforces wariness about how much freedom should be allowed in the use of the internet in China," says Jingdong Yuan, an associate professor at Sydney University specializing in Asia-Pacific Security.
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Yet the ruling front still reflects a deep wariness of foreigners who, in the words of a long-standing expatriate, remain widely suspected of plotting to "get rich at the expense of Ethiopians".
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The U.S. dollar was little changed after investors took profits on its best weekly performance this year, with wariness about the status of the U.S. economy and tax reform plans setting the tone.
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However, successive governments have struggled to enact fiscal reforms that have been delayed by political infighting and government wariness of social tensions over jobs and economic conditions that helped spark the 2011 uprising.
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But new details emerging in the contentious lawsuit, now scheduled for trial in October, suggest a mounting wariness, distrust and misunderstanding on both sides, which made some kind of clash all but inevitable.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel's strong opposition to no-deal Brexit and the bloc's wariness of being assigned blame for any abrupt split means this is not the most likely scenario for next week.
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That reflects a global, and growing, wariness toward social platforms and the giant American corporations that run them, said Ivan Sigal, the executive director of Global Voices, a digital advocacy and journalism organization.
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A wariness that has been slowly brewing is turning into a regionwide consensus: The benefits of screens as a learning tool are overblown, and the risks for addiction and stunting development seem high.
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A quick background survey of his bookshelf shows many liberal-minded titles (Guns, Germs, and Steel; The Cosmic Serpent), but I had trouble not viewing these with the same wariness as his epigrams.
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It's as if Usada, in its pursuit of full transparency, has created a false positive, sowing a climate of wariness and confusion among elite athletes instead of an atmosphere of trust and confidence.
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"There's a strong libertarian ethos among tech folks, and a wariness about the government's use of technology," said Mr. Scharre, a senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security in Washington.
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In the Star Trek universe it's illegal on Earth, served in large bottles, and regarded with a certain wariness that suggests it's very potent, maybe even containing something more psychoactive than mere alcohol.
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In the Netherlands, the desire to make nature orderly and calculable is ever-present, but there is also a wariness, a recognition that the Dutch live in a fragile landscape of extreme contrasts.
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Hip-hop's wariness of authority and orthodoxy has made it difficult for veteran acts to enjoy late-career revivals, especially since the music now sounds nothing like it did in the late eighties.
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Despite Szalay's wariness about conventional fiction-making, he has an admirable fearlessness for swiftly entering invented fictional worlds—French real estate, escort services in London, a Danish newspaper, a Russian oligarch's super-yacht.
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And unlike the extreme partisanship in politics and a growing wealth gap that often divides the public, wariness of big tech transcends party affiliation and social status, according to a new CNBC survey.
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Trump touted his trade war with Beijing as an effort to rein in misbehavior that past administrations have excused, even as critics have expressed wariness over the dispute's impact on the global economy.
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HONG KONG — Hong Kong's richest man has taken a step closer to winning control of a big Australian energy company, as he seeks to overcome Australia's occasional wariness toward foreign investors from China.
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It feels like a now-or-never moment, a final chance to commit to the public schools that have been eroded by politics, racial wariness and insufficient and invidious alternatives like charter schools.
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It's crushing to see her acknowledge that police brutality is a real problem, and that in light of recent news events, people — especially people of color — are justified in their wariness of cops.
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Demonstrating the wariness taking hold on markets, gold is now more expensive relative to copper, an industrial metal often seen as a bellwether for the global economic outlook, than at any point since 203.
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In contrast, the Chinese government's increasing wariness over a trade war with the U.S. provided an ideal entry point into emerging markets, particularly the BRIC nations of Brazil, Russia, India and China, BAML said.
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That said, there is still plenty of wariness that this latest injection to revitalise China's flagging growth may yet prove "metals-lite" as policymakers steer more money towards consumer rather than heavy industrial sectors.
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In parts of Minnesota's diverse Jewish community, a longstanding wariness of Omar — ignited in part by a 2012 tweet that said "Israel has hypnotized the world" — grew into anger and a sense of betrayal.
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"This reflects Indonesia's wariness about dependency of a supplier or a set of suppliers, as well as the intention to 'shop around' for the best defence deals, spurring competition," said IHS analyst Jon Grevatt.
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Better prospects for China's economy also helped support the Hong Kong market, where many mainland firms are listed, offsetting investor wariness ahead of global central bankers' speeches at a symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
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Details over who will bear the brunt of the cuts are due to be set by end-November but there is already growing wariness among market-watchers about how the deal can be implemented.
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It's a slightly awkward position for the left: When liberals organize marches and public action, like the much larger Women's March earlier this year, leftists often react with a combination of wariness and eagerness.
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Temer has worked to attract private investment to Brazil's energy and transportation infrastructure, but giving up control of a state-run company would mark a sharp contrast with other politicians' wariness about unpopular privatizations.
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Even though China opened up its onshore bond market this year, foreigners have been reluctant to dip in, given wariness about the credit ratings issued by the domestic ratings agencies that dominate the segment.
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But conservatives' wariness of Trump appeared to be in the rearview mirror, with CPAC attendees sporting his signature red "Make America Great Again" hats and applauding the president's top aides at a separate panel.
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And investors' growing wariness about buying shares after sell-offs for the first time since the dot-com era suggests that the bull market is in its late stages, writes the WSJ's Akane Otani.
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Adding to wariness were U.S. stock futures which slid 3.7% in Asia, falling to their daily limit outside U.S. trade, a day after the S&P 500 climbed 6.0% and the Dow gained 5.2%.
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While wariness remains that there could be a repeat of last January's "flash crash", when massive stop-loss selling swept through holiday-thinned markets, analysts said the Fed's liquidity injections had reduced the risk.
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There is no evidence behind the claim that Mr. Biden intervened inappropriately with Ukraine to help his son, and Mr. Graham expressed new wariness on Sunday of the information Mr. Giuliani might be collecting.
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His decision to quickly authorize the release of the call transcript as well as the whistleblower complaint are signs of Trump's wariness of entering the history books as an impeached president, the source added.
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"Audiences have shown wariness of sequels, including animation," Gross added, referencing "Secret Life of Pets 2" and "The Angry Birds Movie 2," both of which opened this year to weaker sales than their predecessors.
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Oil prices held near 3-1/2-year highs supported by production cuts by oil producing countries and wariness about geopolitical risks in the face Washington's threat to scupper the nuclear deal with Iran.
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Yet instead of giddy enthusiasm, what I found in Sydney was a pervasive sense of caution and wariness — and not just involving real estate, though housing does loom large in discussions about the economy.
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The serious mood of the American military, in February 2018, is worth bearing in mind as political Washington responds to Mr Trump's project, and watches commanders like General Dunford for signs of enthusiasm or wariness.
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Pirelli has long said the Chinese had a hands-off attitude to the company's management, but their reducing the stake below 24 percent comes at a time of growing wariness over Chinese investments in Europe.
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China and Pakistan call each other "all-weather friends" and their ties have been underpinned by long-standing wariness of their common neighbor, India, and a desire to hedge against U.S. influence in the region.
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The dollar surged against sterling amid investor wariness over the prospects for the British currency as Prime Minister Theresa May requested a short delay to Brexit after her failure to get a divorce deal ratified.
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Oil prices held near 3-1/2-year peaks supported by production cuts by oil producing countries and wariness about geopolitical risks in the face of Washington's threat to scupper a nuclear deal with Iran.
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LONDON — UBS said on Tuesday that its first-quarter profit fell 215.5 percent compared with a year ago, as investor wariness about the financial markets continued to hurt its wealth management and investment banking businesses.
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US intelligence officials and country experts say they move seems to have been driven more by concerns about potential corruption, and Kim's desire to maintain tight internal control, than any wariness about a coup attempt.
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United by a shared distaste for Western models of democracy, wariness of American power and eagerness to find new sources of growth, Russia and China have never been closer, at least at the leadership level.
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The Bundestag approved them all, but the rise of the anti-euro Alternative for Germany (AfD) - now the main opposition party - has since heightened the conservatives' wariness of going too far with euro zone reforms.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Trump seemed undeterred in his wariness of the security of ballots, despite the same process having been in place when Cory Gardner, a Republican, defeated the incumbent Democratic senator, Mark Udall, in 2014.
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The Texas legislature, which meets every other year and is next scheduled to convene in January, has shown little wariness about venturing into social territory, despite warnings from business leaders about scaring away top talent.
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It is being watched as a barometer of the re-emergence of gun controls as a national issue, exemplified by Hillary Clinton's proposals for stronger laws after years of Democratic wariness at tackling the problem.
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The recent revelations that a British political data firm, Cambridge Analytica, improperly harvested the information of 50 million Facebook users has only added to the public's wariness over the collection and use of personal information.
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Conducting some of his research with his wife, Dr. Hamburg explored how human beings reconciled an instinctive wariness of unfamiliar people with their equally instinctive need to cooperate as a group in order to survive.
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But Ms. Brinkhurst-Cuff also expressed wariness about exaggerating the engagement's significance, partly because mixed-race people like Ms. Markle are often already considered "acceptable," Ms. Brinkhurst-Cuff said in an interview with the BBC.
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Some Israeli commentators expressed a subtle wariness of Mr. Pence's embrace, saying he was playing to his conservative base back home, which is highly supportive of Israel in keeping with evangelical end-of-days scenarios.
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Still, Japan's consumer prices are stubbornly weak because of companies' wariness about raising prices for fear of losing cost-sensitive customers, accentuating the challenge facing the BOJ in accelerating inflation towards its 2 percent target.
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In stops at U.S. diplomatic outposts around the world, Tillerson has sought to pitch the effort to U.S. personnel, particularly amid media reports of dwindling morale and wariness among the ranks of the State Department.
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Members of both parties have expressed wariness about Tillerson, who has repeatedly done business with Moscow during his four decades at Exxon and has a close relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin and his government.
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The correction now reflects wariness that another boom will lead to bust, as well as concerns about sustainability as miners continue to see profits in carbon-intensive coal and operate in countries of high risk.
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His criticism on Twitter of the projected cost of converting two Boeing 747-8 jets into presidential planes caught the company's executives off guard and added to their wariness about speaking out against his policies.
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Limiting the size of positions players can trade doesn't remove their need to take such positions and there is a justifiable wariness of losing exchange business to the twilight world of over-the-counter (OTC) trading.
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Still, Japan's consumer price growth remains stubbornly weak because of companies' wariness about raising prices for fear of losing cost-sensitive customers, accentuating the challenge facing the BOJ in accelerating inflation towards its 2 percent target.
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Linked to this is the site's habitual wariness, linked in part to a 2016 Gizmodo post alleging bias in its now-defunct trending news section, of offending conservative and far-right groups eager to cry censorship.
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There's already a wariness about where charity dollars go, an issue seen most recently in questions about how the Red Cross and other agencies would handle donations to Texans dealing with the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.
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Lange promptly refutes them—almost comically so—speaking sternly but with the wariness of someone who has spent more than two decades facing the same questions, and who no longer gives a shit about alternate theories.
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Wariness on the Dutch side is partly explained by the relative underperformance of Air France, whose 22019 operating margin was 22 percent, or 23 percent excluding the impact of strikes - compared with 22019 percent for KLM.
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Canada has blocked a proposed C$1.51 billion ($1.18 billion) takeover of construction company Aecon by a Chinese state builder on national security grounds, underscoring rising wariness of Chinese firms buying up assets in Western countries.
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Wariness on the Dutch side is partly explained by the relative underperformance of Air France, whose 2018 operating margin was 22 percent, or 23 percent excluding the impact of strikes - compared with 22019 percent for KLM.
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TOKYO, June 203 (Reuters) - Japanese government bonds mostly edged up on Wednesday, underpinned by Bank of Japan buying as well as wariness on the eve of Britain's vote on whether to remain in the European Union.
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Mr. Trump "has said what he thinks about climate change, and he's not likely to look favorably on someone who's crossways," Michael McKenna, a Republican energy lobbyist, said of the wariness of politicians in the party.
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While a modest easing in concerns over an escalating trade row between the United States and its trade partners had lifted the dollar off a two-week trough of 94.171, wariness lingered and capped the dollar.
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Japan-based sources familiar with the matter have also said there was still some wariness among Sharp and its creditors towards Gou after a 2012 agreement to form a strategic alliance and capital ties broke down.
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I am also well aware of the (in truth, well-founded, in my view) wariness Los Angeles readers have of East Coast media coming in and offering look-down-your-nose judgments on life here. (Botox!
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Wariness and petulance progress — helped by a Season 1 tragedy in Miller's life — to understanding and comfort, although Miller still rolls her eyes a lot and Hardy still barks "Miller!" as if she's a recalcitrant puppy.
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The dollar's losses against other currencies were largely limited as investors stayed loyal to the safe-haven greenback due to wariness ahead of a looming deadline in the trade conflict between the United States and China.
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With its economy now growing faster than China's, and with a strong military and deep wariness about China's ambitions in Asia, India, under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is determined to face China down.
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That wariness and his advocacy of free trade put him at odds with Trump but also make him a prudent counterbalance, if Trump can find the modesty and confidence to size up the situation that way.
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In "The Ballad," we see Brian sitting on the edge of Goldin's bed, smoking a cigarette, or staring at the camera with lust, certainly, but wariness, too, his hairy chest a sort of costume of masculinity.
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Better-expected earnings from major companies such as CNOOC Ltd and China Life and more optimistic prospects for China's economy helped offset investor wariness ahead of global central bankers' speeches at a symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
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And then there is deep wariness about Trump's chief strategist Stephen Bannon -- not just because of his anti-EU views and influence on the President but because his website Breitbart News is looking to expand into Europe.
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And while no one wants to be constantly checking in on their lip line after every meal, there's still some wariness associated with thin stick liners and those clownish, overdrawn lips of the '90s — we get it.
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As Axios' Jonathan Swan noted, Trump views international relations as chemistry between individuals — and Macron, perhaps more than any other leader, put forth "a master class" in flattery and attentiveness to, paired with wariness of, the president.
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So there is wariness in Europe, fueled by the strong anti-multilateralist tenor of senior Trump officials and the resignation of Gary D. Cohn, who as Mr. Trump's chief economic adviser had seemed a voice of restraint.
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But each significant advance had been accompanied by some wariness in the market that Japan could intervene to prevent a stronger yen, which is an unwelcome factor for a government trying to shore up a moribund economy.
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Nwandu will be joining us this year at Disrupt NY, where I'll ask her about how she's attracted her audience, the prospects for building a big business on Instagram and her wariness about selling out to Hollywood.
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But Manfred Weber, a German lawmaker of Ms. Merkel's conservative bloc who leads the center-right European People's Party at the European Parliament, voiced wariness about granting visa-free travel to Turkey unless it also makes concessions.
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Despite my wariness of what Khan calls "banal AI" (Siri, Cortana, Alexa), conversing with machines like Amme magnifies shifts happening on micro levels between humans, as human communication shifts from face-to-face to screen-to-screen.
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Taiwanese wariness of Beijing has also intensified in recent months because of unrest in Hong Kong, where pro-democracy protesters say a "one nation, two systems" formula in place since 1997 has put basic rights in jeopardy.
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As Troy Wolverton lays out in a series of reports and analyses on WeWork, much of the wariness about WeWork can be distilled into two very large, yet imbalanced, financial metrics at the heart of its business.
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Read more: An inside look at 6 of the extreme methods Los Angeles real-estate brokers are using to get the city's glut of mega-mansions off the marketThe wariness is not limited to wealthy US residents.
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AMID AMERICA'S fractious political landscape, where cross-party trust is all but absent and bombast seems the currency of the day, concern is growing that wariness about foreign influence from Russia and China is morphing into paranoia.
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Of course, for Pearlman, these tricks are all part of getting his audience to warm up to him, easing any wariness they might have about a stranger seemingly pulling personal information about them out of thin air.
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In recent years, and over several administrations at Fox, Mr. Adler had discussed the possibility of a film or TV remake, with some wariness about whether "Rocky Horror" still had something to say to a contemporary audience.
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The uproar over Cologne has become a debate about immigration and what Germans typically refer to as the policy of "multiculturalism," with long-simmering German skepticism and wariness over migration now boiling over into a national controversy.
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Those accusations seek to tap into Iranians' wariness of Western motives and memories of a 1953 coup against nationalist prime minister Mohammad Mossadegh that was orchestrated by the United States and Britain and strengthened the Shah's rule.
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"There is a growing wariness and caution about what kind of investments and what kind of companies China is acquiring in Europe and France," said Jean-Pierre Cabestan, a professor of politics at Hong Kong Baptist University.
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Despite the confusion and wariness in the region, there was one clear winner from the political thaw on the Korean Peninsula: Mr. Moon of South Korea, who worked tirelessly to help make the Kim-Trump meeting happen.
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Donors have expressed wariness at what some see as throwing good money into a black hole in Iraq, which Transparency International, an anti-corruption research group, ranks as among the 10 most corrupt nations in the world.
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As open as they are about themselves, and as often as they have told their stories, they still approached the film adaptation process with some wariness, knowing that it meant revisiting their bad choices and outdated perspectives.
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And statistics bore out the wariness with which the French approached the game: Uruguay's goal had been breached just once in 2018, and not by a France team for five consecutive games, a run stretching to 1985.
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In a joint telephone interview, both parents bubbled over with pride, along with a bewildered wariness at drawing attention to themselves or the school, which forgoes federal funding to avoid regulations that might compromise its Catholic principles.
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Before his election, I had a wariness about racism that was abstract and low key; it noted things, like being the only black person in an E.R., but it was chiefly interested in gathering information, reflecting, analyzing.
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There is a new wariness here among many who once believed the nation was destined for greatness based on the inspirational, if sentimental, story line of forgiveness, truth and reconciliation that marked the country's first democratic decade.
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Top homeland security and intelligence officials in President Trump's administration have thrown their support behind the intelligence community's conclusion that Russia meddled in the 2016 presidential campaign, breaking from the president's own wariness to endorse the findings.
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Still, there's a general wariness on the part of Hill Democrats of dealing with the volatile and unpredictable Trump White House, and a suspicion that the president may switch sides even as the bill is still moving.
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"The auto industry has to date expressed a collective wariness to allow players like Alphabet too close to the data generated by today's car platform," Adam Jonas, a Morgan Stanley analyst, said in a recent research report.
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And it&aposs partly a renewed wariness cultivated by President Vladimir Putin, whose rule and popularity ride on the belief, propagated in state media, that Russia is under siege from outsiders who want to undermine its political stability.
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"There are two things going - wariness about the dollar tumbling after Friday's Fed event and bottom-fishing by players looking for more speculative support for the market ahead of a possible OPEC deal next month," a broker said.
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As the dust is settling it is possible that many factories and some retailers will end up with unsold inventory due to consumer wariness, and finish their run with a loss as only the reliable brands keep selling.
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Solomon, who co-heads his firm's investment banking division, said that while M&A activity is still occurring at a "relatively robust level," wariness of anti-trust measures has halted and sometimes even blocked deals from going through.
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Many people in Marion, where about 63 percent of the residents are black, said they knew little about what had happened in Tuskegee, but they often said their wariness of medical professionals had been passed on through generations.
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Housing economist Lawrence Yun of the National Association of Realtors suggests that Dodd-Frank regulations on community banks are holding back development lending, in addition to a stubborn wariness by bankers to dive back into real estate lending.
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Underlining its wariness on the issue of the EU, the FPO quickly distanced itself just before Sunday's election from comments by Nigel Farage, former leader of the anti-EU UK Independence Party (UKIP) and veteran supporter of Brexit.
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This is due partly to a general wariness of emerging markets, but partly also to Turkey's perceived political volatility, a weak currency, relatively high inflation, proximity to a turbulent Middle East and questions about the rule of law.
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Syria/Iraq: Trump's views on Syria and Iraq seem in keeping with those who have a broad wariness of getting involved in military adventures in conflicts that don't appear to pose a direct threat to the United States.
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But the conservative leader's inability to cement his legacy by revising the charter's pacifist Article 9 symbolizes persistent public wariness about putting troops in harm's way far from home and a fear of entanglement in U.S.-led wars.
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There is also widespread wariness of exaggerating North Korean threats and starting witch hunts for Communist sympathizers — a practice that past conservative leaders, including Ms. Park's father, the military dictator Park Chung-hee, were accused of engaging in.
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Despite earlier commitments to steadily lift rates above their historic lows, discussions among policymakers at their last meeting in December showed growing wariness amid signs of a weakening global economy, according to minutes of the Fed's December meeting.
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The ruling also underscores the judiciary's wariness of entangling itself in political fights between the executive and legislative branches, with judges preferring that the two bodies resolve the fights among themselves — a near impossibility in this political climate.
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In the midst of a crisis, we don't want to find ourselves unable to borrow as cheaply, whether it's because of the withdrawal of foreign creditors, higher interest rates or wariness about raising the debt to record heights.
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I asked him whether, despite his wariness about the discourse surrounding Trump and Russia, he took any satisfaction from the discomforts of élites, such as Michael Cohen and Paul Manafort , who were losing layers of immunity each day.
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Marx (August Diehl), a scruffy journalist, and his sidekick Friedrich Engels (Stefan Konarske), a renegade rich kid, meet in Cologne, Germany, in 1844 and overcome some initial wariness by bonding over their shared contempt for the Young Hegelians.
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Nonetheless, the Pentagon appears to be pushing ahead on its own, looking for ways to strengthen its ties with A.I. researchers, particularly in Silicon Valley, where there is considerable wariness about working with the military and intelligence agencies.
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Wariness extends far beyond an elite financial fellowship, though, to many small and medium-size businesses whose executives are not reflexively Republican but worry that the ascendancy of a left-wing Democrat would create an anti-business climate.
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"He was a realistic optimist," one eulogizer, the former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, said of Mr. Brzezinski, recalling his commitment to human rights, his belief in the power of considered diplomacy and his fierce wariness of Russia.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombia on Monday said it would authorize local authorities to adopt exceptional measures to contain protests planned for Thursday, given the government's wariness over the sort of violent unrest that has swept other Latin American capitals.
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The seizure of the drone brought a formal protest from the United States at a time when China is extending claims over the South China Sea and is watching the United States — and its incoming president — with wariness.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The FBI report scolding Democrat Hillary Clinton over her email practices as secretary of state plays into a chief vulnerability that her rival, Republican Donald Trump, hopes to exploit – wariness among U.S. voters about her trustworthiness.
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In a sign that market players are reducing wariness about the dollar's further fall beyond the low, implied volatilities on the dollar/yen options are falling, with three-month volatility flirting with a six-week low around 9.5 percent.
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While some users may not have realized the extent of human involvement on Alexa's backend, Microsoft's study indicates an overall wariness around the potential for privacy violations and abuse of trust that could occur on these digital assistant platforms.
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In place of memories, other things have filled Pennebaker's life: anger at his mother that has only recently been ameliorated through counseling, a strained relationship with his father, wariness of holidays like Mother's Day, and incredible pain and sadness.
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Some people hope, though, that this wariness will not apply to animals whose DNA has merely been tweaked, rather than imported from another species, especially if the edits in question will improve animal welfare as well as farmers' profits.
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Some wariness before the release of the minutes of the Federal Reserve meeting later on Wednesday and the European Central Bank minutes on Thursday also contributed to more stable markets after Tuesday's 3 basis point drop in Bund yields.
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Thirty days later, when an apparently radicalized Muslim man allegedly rammed through a crowd of bikers and pedestrians in New York City, killing eight, there was not a mark of hesitation or wariness about disturbing the sanctity of mourning.
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As you can see, things like assuring safety and apologizing are more likely to occur in stops of white people, while informal names and "asking for agency" (negative because it implies wariness) show more in stops of black people.
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The messages, which were obtained after the email account of the Clinton campaign chairman, John D. Podesta, was hacked, suggest that the wariness of the Clinton campaign dated back years and grew worse as the primary contest gained steam.
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Your default position should be wariness of anything that arrives in your inbox, your chat clients, or your SMS app—especially if it comes from a source you don't recognize, and especially if there's no (or very little) context.
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In about two dozen interviews in and around Nantes, a flourishing city near the Atlantic coast, voters expressed a mixture of wariness and romanticism about their new president, who is just 39 and had never before held elective office.
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They signaled their wariness last month with a 98-2 vote in the Senate to codify sanctions against Russia and require that Congress review any move by the president to lift them, a step the White House is resisting.
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"We think the FOMC will be cautious about putting too much weight on easier financial conditions and the revival in animal spirits, due to wariness that the 'Trump bump' could reverse amid ongoing turmoil and legislative strain in Washington," Guha added.
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"Perhaps, there is a degree of market wariness ahead of the FOMC [meeting], which has stymied dollar strength given the possibility of another dovish shift in message or dots," said Wei Liang Chang, a foreign exchange strategist at Mizuho Bank.
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SAO PAULO, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Brazil's busiest week for initial public offerings in nearly four years ended on Friday with mixed results for issuers, faced with wariness among foreign investors toward Latin America's largest equity market amid fallout from political turmoil.
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But none of the top church leaders ordained to the highest level of the priesthood have commented on the new materials, something Mayne said is indicative of a wariness towards a perceived "gay agenda" at the highest levels of the church.
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Whatever such statements really mean, the impulse to fuse religion and nationality makes it harder for an outsider to become part of the national family, even though the correlation between Christian nativism and wariness towards, say, migrants is not precise.
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The European allies are only just starting to become aware of how America's emerging rivalry with China could affect them—through wariness of Chinese 5G telecoms technology, for example, or of infrastructure investments through President Xi Jinping's Belt and Road Initiative.
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MENDOZA, Argentina (Reuters) - The members of South America's Mercosur trade bloc called for an end to violence in Venezuela in a joint statement on Friday, while Brazil and Argentina expressed wariness about following the United States in preparing possible economic sanctions.
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Merkel had close relations with Trump's Democratic and Republican predecessors, Obama and George W. Bush, and she is likely to seek a strong working relationship with Trump despite major policy differences and wariness in Germany about the former New York businessman.
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TOKYO, Aug 24.38 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices slipped on Thursday on wariness ahead of the Bank of Japan's announcement on its bond-buying plan for September and option-related selling in the benchmark futures contract ahead of their expiry.
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As members of the United Automobile Workers, the industry's main labor union, gathered for their constitutional convention in downtown Detroit, they acknowledged a wariness of foreign takeovers, but said investment from abroad had benefited them and their colleagues in the past.
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And yet, despite being someone who is inclined to believe — who very much subscribes to turning oneself over to the experience being presented by an artist — I find my gut reaction to Biggers's work to be one of suspicion and wariness.
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The Champions League, the richest, grandest tournament in club soccer, and other top competitions faced an uncertain future Thursday as positive tests and growing wariness about exposure to the novel coronavirus continued to wreak havoc on the global sports calendar.
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The Swiss move, however, reflects a growing wariness in many European countries of Russian money and its oligarchs, most of whom have close ties to the Kremlin, not a plus at a time of deteriorating relations between Moscow and the West.
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Mr. Zhang noted, for example, a recent reversal by Japan of its wariness toward Mr. Xi's signature investment project, known as "One Belt, One Road," just months after Mr. Trump abandoned the Trans-Pacific Partnership brokered by the Obama administration.
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Wariness toward the kind of disruptive structural change Warren is calling for can be seen among Democratic voters in six battleground states — Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Arizona and Florida — as a New York Times/Siena College survey conducted Oct.
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As stories leak out about the president's erratic and abusive behavior toward his staff, as his legal issues intensify, as the number of cautionary tales mounts (Comey, Sean Spicer, H. R. McMaster, Jeff Sessions), a new wariness has become apparent.
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China has in the past shown wariness towards to the bitcoin virtual currency whose usage underpins some of Circle's transfer of payments, blocking banks from trading the currency in December 2013 on concerns it was being used for money laundering.
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While much of the focus has been on the potential for hard-line conservatives to act as spoilers with their opposition to anything but a bare-bones replacement, there is increased wariness among Republican senators who have the opposite concerns.
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Germany's wariness about Chinese investment has increased since the emergence of Made in China 2025, President Xi Jinping's 10-year plan to transform the country from a low-cost manufacturer into a high-tech power dominant in 10 advanced industries.
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Despite wariness around the business impact of possible trade wars or a looming recession, the survey also found that a majority of respondents still expect M&A growth to be strong (12% of respondents) or modest (55% of respondents) in 2018.
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Greece is ramping up its military cooperation with the US and France — and purchases of equipment from the two allies — amid wariness of worsening relations with Turkey over disputed sea and air space boundaries, including drilling rights in the East Mediterranean.
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As recently as 2006, national Democrats including former President Barack Obama expressed wariness about immigrants' ability to assimilate into American culture and did not openly embrace gay marriage — two talking points that would probably be deeply damaging for any 2020 candidate.
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Mr. Biden will enter the race already facing wariness from some on the left that he is a political and policy moderate with deep ties to moneyed donors and big companies, many of which are incorporated in Delaware, his home state.
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Japanese officials are likely to reiterate that they will act if moves in dollar/yen become one-sided and volatile, Teo said, adding that the market's wariness toward possible intervention will probably heighten if the dollar were to weaken back below 105.55 yen.
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" Ellen revealed a similar wariness of the press in the Times profile, when she relayed some advice about interviews she said that her wife, Portia de Rossi, gave her: "Just remember, the nicer they are, the more they are going to screw you.
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Still, the suspicion that Gabbard may be eyeing a third-party or independent presidential campaign underscores a sort of wariness of the Hawaii congresswoman among some Democrats, who see her as unpredictable and at times willing to turn on her own party.
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The lack of language ability, cultural gap, costs of training, mismatches in skills and the fact that many foreign workers cannot stay permanently in Japan under the new system were among factors behind corporate wariness about hiring foreign workers, the Reuters poll showed.
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Wariness of Rodriguez's attitudes toward race dates back to 2017, when Rodriguez tweeted, in what seemed to be an implicit response to the predominantly black cast of the Marvel film Black Panther, to ask where the Latinx actors were in such blockbusters.
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"We think the main reason for the extension concern issues regarding the revision of land administration laws, indicating the central government's wariness of conflict with local governments when implementing the reforms," analysts at Sun Hung Kai Financial said in a research note.
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She sought out cinematographer Naiti Gámez, who despite initial wariness and having broken her knee ahead of shooting, was eventually so enamored by the kiki scene that she recruited her girlfriend to help her stay on her feet on set despite her crutches.
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But what we do need is an awareness of how these things work, what systems are speaking to other systems, and some wariness about games that use our labor to support systems that can be turned back against our basic human rights.
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Perhaps sensing the wariness of the business leaders sitting before him, many of whom have expressed qualms about Trump's populist rhetoric and talk of protectionist trade measures, Trump promised his aggressive tack on renegotiating the trading relationship would be a boon for all.
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The demise of the potentially ground-breaking project, named Royal Mint Gold (RMG), highlights the wariness of governments to become involved in the largely unregulated world of cyptocurrencies, which exploded into the public eye last year with the stellar rise of bitcoin.
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This is most eloquently embodied by Uri Savir, an Israeli cabinet member portrayed juicily by Michael Aronov as an exuberant rock-star dignitary, and Ahmed Qurie , the P.L.O. finance minister played with a careful balance of wariness and warmth by Anthony Azizi.
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Merkel had close relations with Trump's Democratic and Republican predecessors, Barack Obama and George W. Bush, and she is likely to seek a strong working relationship with Trump despite major policy differences and wariness in Germany about the former New York businessman.
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As Delbanco admires the abolitionists, and slights slavery's terrors not at all, his occasional revisionist musings seem to stem from his horror at the military slaughterhouse, his wonder at whether it could have been avoided and his wariness of sanctimony, including Yankee sanctimony.
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Mr. Kretinsky's earlier foray into French media, the purchase of the center-left newsweekly Marianne for 0003 million euros last year, contributed to the staff's wariness, given that his first big move was to install the conservative commentator Natacha Polony as editor.
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But in a sign of just how much wariness Mr. Cuomo's stance related to the Senate has inspired, doubts about the sincerity of his efforts have continued to follow him — spurred this time, perhaps counterintuitively, by the very visibility of his campaigning.
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The offensive environment across the major leagues, too, has changed: Home run rates were at an all-time high, questions persisted about changes in the ball itself, and there will always be wariness about performance enhancing drugs, despite testing, given the sport's history.
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U.S. bond prices gained, with the 10-year Treasuries yield falling to 3 1/2-month low of 1.569%, getting a boost from not only wariness about the coronavirus but also comments from Federal Reserve Jerome that were perceived to be dovish.
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Despite some wariness in the initial contacts between Mr. Trump, 71, and Mr. Macron — who at 39 is the same age as Mr. Trump's eldest son, Donald Trump Jr. — the American leader's two-day visit to France ended on a high note.
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Kavanaugh, a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, has extensive legal credentials, but his ties to a number of high-profile political scandals have drawn criticism from Democrats and wariness from a number of Republicans.
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Wariness of Russia has grown in the U.S. since the American intelligence community concluded in a report made public in January that the Kremlin sought to interfere in the 2016 presidential election and sow political discord in the U.S. View the discussion thread.
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Some of this wariness had to be present in 217 on Monroe Street in Montgomery, Alabama, when a young white man started hanging around and white people with cameras started taking photographs of an old black man drawing pictures on scraps of cardboard.
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Clinton's record does suggest that she has foreign policy principles: her wariness of regime change in Egypt but support for it in Libya, her reset with Russia and outreach to Iran, her construction of international institutions in Asia to peacefully counter China.
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While Stanfield has been able to watch what happened to his predecessors — and seemingly navigate fame with the same wariness — he has yet to shut off personal access to fans and thus establish a stronger division between his performances and his own real life.
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But everything that slinks, bounds, and lumbers across this sun-baked, proto-Madagascan theater is united in unshakeable wariness over the region's most feared apex predator: Razanandrongobe sakalavae, an enormous, land-striding relative of crocodiles with a nightmare where its face ought to go.
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Wariness is important, but taken too far, it implies that success -- faced squarely and fully celebrated -- is racially inauthentic, that the very soul of blackness is frustration and failure, and that without it we don't quite know who we are or why we are here.
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"The RBNZ showed a slightly greater degree of caution about the path forward: continued wariness over the domestic growth outlook (as we expected), but also noting trade tensions more prominently than in the August Monetary Policy Statement," said Nick Tuffley, chief economist at ASB Bank.
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Among the Syrians, the latest plan was greeted with wariness, particularly from armed opposition groups and their supporters, who, broadly speaking, have come to believe that the United States has lost interest in ousting Mr. Assad, and is willing to see them wiped out.
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In a 2003 work of military history published by Russia's defense ministry, Nevsky teaches wariness of Western neighbors, Donskoy demonstrates the importance of national unity in the face of invasion, and Ivan's siege of Kazan shows that a foreign threat is best defused by conquest.
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As French President Emmanuel Macron today begins his State Visit with President Trump, a source who has watched the two men in action says that Macron, a former investment banker, treats Trump like a "prized client" — with a combination of flattery, attentiveness and wariness.
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In a reflection of the establishment's wariness about Mr. Sanders, only nine of the 93 superdelegates interviewed said that Mr. Sanders should become the nominee purely on the basis of arriving at the convention with a plurality, if he was short of a majority.
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The muddled sale process has underscored Vietnam's relative inexperience and investor wariness about state control as the government seeks to push forward with a major privatisation drive - one that already been hampered due to the small stakes on offer and concerns about vested interests.
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To hop aboard the triumphant Trump train, no small number of conservatives have mortgaged their belief in free markets, re-evaluated their attachment to free trade, muffled their professed concern for "family values" and basic decency, and put their wariness toward Russia on a shelf.
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There is wariness over the accuracy of opinion polls after they did not predict the outcome of the Brexit referendum in June 2016, nor the outcome of the snap election of 2017 in which then-Prime Minister Theresa May lost her majority in Parliament.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Publicly-traded US office supplies retailer Office Depot is considering making revisions to the US$21.3m leveraged loan backing its roughly US$212bn acquisition of CompuCom, amid a syndication process fraught with investors' wariness with retailers, according to three sources familiar with the matter.
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I saw her face tighten slightly with the wariness I often saw in parents when I began to speak about their children, a knitting of the brow that might have meant a special kind of attention but was usually the opposite, was usually their attention closing off.
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It also resulted in losses for several Democrats in the state Senate who for years had caucused with Republicans, giving that party control of the state's upper chamber - an arrangement that made many skeptical of Cuomo, a wariness not necessarily assuaged by his recent efforts on policy.
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The ones who stayed—the ones who, despite their wariness toward assimilation, raised their families and founded Franco-American clubs to preserve their language and gave their bodies to the cold brick of the tannery or the carriage mill—left an indelible mark on the region.
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During the discussion—one of more than fifty appearances for which Clinton received two hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars since leaving the State Department—she lamented that the public's wariness of Wall Street had made it difficult for top people in finance to move into government.
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It actually resembles a spot run by Hillary Clinton four years ago, when the former secretary of state confronted voter wariness about her honesty with an ad that linked together speeches she'd made over 40 years to portray her long advocacy for children's and women's rights.
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It's a sign of the company's increasing awareness that it needs to project a more privacy-conscious image — and of the public's increasing wariness toward facial recognition technology, which can identify an individual by analyzing their facial features in images, in videos, or in real time.
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"Whether talking about a movie screening or dance battle, the wariness to be around a crowd will cancel these types of events before they're even suggested," she wrote, adding that in the past two weeks she's been spending significantly more time alone and cooking all her meals at home.
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Experts interviewed here this week said fighting Zika will require a major shift in this country's approach to mosquito control, namely more door-to-door action, a painstaking and expensive practice that many say is a tall order in an era of shrinking budgets and wariness of government intrusion.
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Just as Fed policymakers' new wariness about slow growth and low inflation helped shape the Fed's January promise to be "patient" about further rate hikes, it may also have played a role as Fed policymakers coalesce around a plan to stop trimming their balance sheet later this year.
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On this week's popcast, we talk about both their recent records: Chance the Rapper's third mixtape, "Coloring Book," released on May 12 for streaming by Apple Music, which is full of realism, joy and gospel; and Drake's latest album, "Views," released a little earlier, full of top-dog wariness.
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Still, current and former staff members describe a newsroom in which employees are mistrustful of top management — a wariness that began with the secret sale of the paper to Mr. Adelson last December and was amplified by the handling of articles related to his family and business interests.
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"Of course, it is hard to say exactly how much of an overshoot the MPC will tolerate, but the very fact that the Governor made this statement so soon before the Inflation Report does suggest a wariness about the inflationary impact of recent sterling declines," economists at Investec said.
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New Yorkers who are old and gray enough to remember life well before, say, Facebook or Twitter know that this city used to be a place where crime, or at least the fear of it, demanded a perpetual low-grade wariness, especially after dark and especially in parks.
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Let us go further: Even if Rosselló is able to squeeze more concessions out of the PREPA creditors, that will yield even greater future wariness on the part of the capital market with respect to purchases of commonwealth bonds, and thus a smaller market and higher interest costs.
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Why it matters: Executives from both McClatchy and Ozy believe there are business and editorial opportunities presented by a lack of attention to state and local elections by many national news outlets and a wariness by consumers to trust national outlets with election reporting after the 2016 race.
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Kremlin critics mock the program as a misguided failure, but Mr. Lunin, though "initially very skeptical" and still upset by rules that make it easy for officials to take back the land they grant, has come around to embracing it — despite his lifelong wariness of everything connected to officialdom.
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In some of his earlier writings, this wariness has led him, by my taste, to be a little too charitable to revisionist interpretations that present the Civil War as a product of political failure, a catastrophe, instigated by malcontents, that a more responsible national leadership could have prevented.
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Of course, there might be some wariness on both sides, whether you're an expert who doesn't want to get stuck on the phone with someone creepy or annoying, or someone who doesn't want to pay for a call that turns out to be a complete waste of time.
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"The combination of investor wariness, paid customer acquisition landscape, and increased competitive dynamics make it a more difficult time to launch venture capital-reliant [direct-to-consumer] brands," said Rebecca Kaden, a venture capitalist at Union Square Ventures, who has backed consumer brands like the sneaker startup Allbirds.
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During my visits to several countries behind the Iron Curtain — Czechoslovakia, East Germany — I experienced the wariness, the feeling of being spied on, the silences, the changes of subject, the oblique ways in which people might convey information, and these had an influence on what I was writing.
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In addition, the DoD's Cerner EHR showed major weaknesses during its rollout in the Pacific Northwest last year, creating wariness about it at the VA. Both agencies have been promising Congress for years to build a system that enables a smooth transition from military to VA medical care.
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The presidential campaign of 1980, starring "a divorced former Hollywood actor who rarely attended church", saw an alliance emerge between Jerry Falwell's Moral Majority and the Republican Party; the relationship between the party and the Christian right has since wavered between passion and wariness, taking a toll on both sides.
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Trump has already taken several swipes at congressional Republicans — slamming them on ethics, ironically, but also voicing skepticism of their "repeal and delay" approach to the Affordable Care Act and perhaps to elements of their corporate tax reform ideas — while the GOP has indicated wariness of Trump's approach to Russia.
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They sat in the kitchen, eating leftovers, telling stories about his teenage appetite, his wariness of her dogs ("where I came from dogs bite you," he said), how he dressed up as a cartoon character for Carter, Ms. Logan's 7-year-old son; and how he coaxed Brooke through adolescence.
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TORONTO — Some saber rattling from the Yankees, a firm nudge by Commissioner Rob Manfred and ESPN's wariness over a potential public-relations mess all conspired Tuesday to create an unsurprising reversal: the network giving up the Yankees' game against the Toronto Blue Jays for a Sunday Night Baseball broadcast next month.
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The wariness in both parties over coronavirus — and the desire to avoid any electoral recriminations because of it — was evident this week as lawmakers struck a speedy deal to pass an $8.3 billion emergency response package, agreeing to a sum well in excess of the spending sought by President Trump.
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It also kept our role play tethered to reality; she was forced to be more realistically flirtatious, treating me like a stranger at a bar, with some wariness and respectability, instead of just inviting me back to her place after one drink or having sex with me in the bathroom.
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If the party and its nominee adopt these particular policies, black voters are not going to shift en masse to Trump, but their wariness could signal that there is a risk of lower turnout — not only among African-American voters but among the less ideological members of the Democratic coalition.
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The CNN findings, which were gathered several days after it was revealed that three former Trump campaign officials had been indicted by special counsel Robert Mueller as a part of his investigation into Russian meddling in last year's election, demonstrate growing wariness about reported contacts between campaign officials and foreign operatives.
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The first four months of the Macron presidency have veered from relief (at his defeat of Ms Le Pen), admiration (at restored presidential dignity) and delight (at his muscular treatment of the Russian and American presidents) to wariness (at his inclination to pomposity) and apprehension (as spending cuts and labour reforms take shape).
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Cory Nichols as Ben projects a similar mixture of wariness and openness, but minus a few years of unpleasant life lessons; he's still ready to step into potentially humiliating situations, like a game of Truth or Dare with a couple of local girls, with the confidence that everything might turn out well.
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Her suggestion that couples seeking to sustain their élan vital would do well to cultivate a little distance and mystery was not original, or particularly radical, but it inspired wariness and even hostility among some of her colleagues, who felt that she approached the solemn project of saving American marriages with insufficient reverence.
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Although Michael Shannon, Michael Pena and Trevante Rhodes (fresh off "Moonlight") are part of Nelson's unit, the fundamental relationship is between the captain and Dostum, whose initial wariness of his American ally is only one of the several beats in the film that, true story or not, feel like war-movie clichés.
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The Trump administration recently cleared the deployment of a small number of U.S. troops to bolster Saudi air and missile defenses in response; Saudi officials vowed to use "necessary measures" in retaliation, raising wariness about a potential conflict with Iran, which the U.S. and Saudi Arabia claim provided drone technology to the rebels.
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To the extent that there is a generational divide, it may reflect many older women's wariness of the internet, which leads them to not only miss the context of a feminist internet tradition of ironic misandry but also to overlook the more nuanced chatter happening among younger women on social media and digital sites.
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This wariness toward white-maledom makes some people nervous because, well, let's be blunt: With one exception in the form of a person who was an exceedingly rare political talent and who benefited from a world-historic economic meltdown seven weeks before the election, this country has elected only white males to the presidency.
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She will have to persuade black activists skeptical of her record as a prosecutor; overcome sexism and a bias on the part of some voters that a female candidate cannot beat President Trump; and work to gain broader support from black men, who generally expressed more wariness about Ms. Harris in interviews than black women.
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Yet while other 2020 candidates have long argued that Mr. Trump's conduct demands an extraordinary constitutional response, Mr. Biden has approached the subject with striking wariness, quick to defend his name but disinclined to position himself as an impeachment crusader, despite the perils the president's unsubstantiated attacks may pose to Mr. Biden's own campaign.
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They know they benefit greatly from a robust American military presence nearby (though, in the wake of Trump's continued assault on the intelligence community and the dysfunction in his White House over security clearances, one could forgive the Aussies for a smattering of wariness over the depth of their intelligence sharing with the United States).
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Captions suggest that Nixon balanced a conservative's wariness of big government with a pragmatist's willingness to wield federal authority to heal chronic ills, whether that involved desegregating schools in the South to an extent that had eluded his Democratic predecessors or creating the Environmental Protection Agency to clean up rivers so polluted that they caught fire.
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Made originally to confront her wariness of the girls she went to high school with, theNew York-born artist explained with a sheepish grin how scared of other girls she'd been at that age, and how when she returned to her old haunts in her early 20s armed with a camera she'd realized there'd been nothing to fear.
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" It left readers swooning, drowning in the riptide of her language, a watery jabberwocky of mollusks and gills and tube worms and urchins and plankton and cunners, brine-drenched, rock-girt, sessile, arborescent, abyssal, spine-studded, radiolarian, silicious, and phosphorescent, while, here and there, "the lobster feels his way with nimble wariness through the perpetual twilight.
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The Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index posted a record high in February but has since pulled back 22 percent, pressured by depressed oil prices, a more uncertain outlook for Canada's exports to the United States and investor wariness about how troubles at an alternative mortgage lender could impact the country's red-hot housing market.
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Having a friend with you during Pride who knows that you're sober, that you're going into the weekend with some wariness, and what warning signs to look for that might indicate you're uncomfortable is clutch: One trigger for substance use can be feelings of loneliness or isolation, and this is one way to get ahead of it.
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From her reverence for data and experts, to her wariness of populist movements of any kind, to her tone-deaf commitment to trickle-down feminism (featuring a cameo from her friend Sheryl Sandberg), Clinton doubles down on the kind of thinking that led progressives of all demographics to stay home or vote third party in 2016.
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Trump's wariness of international institutions and agreements was on full display in May during his first trip abroad as president, when he publicly faulted NATO members for what he sees as insufficient military spending and failed to endorse the organization's mutual defense pledge, though the White House later said it would uphold its commitment to that the alliance.
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Even as support for centrist parties craters nearly everywhere, some analysts see new hints of wariness of the protest and anti-elite votes that aided the rise of recent populist politicians, given the uncertainty and conflict ushered in by the first weeks of the Trump administration and the British vote last year to exit the European Union, or Brexit.
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While pegged to the South African rand, the currency is a symbol of cultural preservation for the all-white community that says it feels under siege in the new South Africa after the 1994 end of white minority rule — while many in the country view it with wariness as a non-inclusive enclave that refuses to break with the past.
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I don't pretend to know everything, but I have cultivated a deep wariness for a particular strain of academic and arts behavior that consists of conveying ideas in a manner so overwhelming, reference-heavy, and disorganized that it becomes simpler to assume it is smarter than you and proclaim it genius than it is to work all the way through it.
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"In a context of getting tough on illegal immigration and populist wariness of special treatment for the wealthy and well-connected, GOP senators say in private they find it hard to overcome the revelation that Puzder employed an illegal immigrant as a maid and paid her in cash, paying no employer taxes at the time," the Weekly Standard's Michael Warren writes.
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"It's a tricky situation," says Scott Berkowitz, the president and founder of the Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network (RAINN), echoing the NCA study's wariness about the potential danger in the "increased trust and intimacy" that can develop in online relationships—a little more than half the reported incidents began with communication that included "sexual content" before a face-to-face meeting.
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Their wariness is understandable, given — as even President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE now seems to concede — Russian efforts to interfere in the 2016 election.
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Most hopeful, in a season marked by labor unrest at orchestras around the country — the Philadelphia Orchestra briefly went on strike in September, and major ensembles in Pittsburgh and Fort Worth remain out of work — the Buffalo musicians received permission from their union last month to sign an unusually long (six-year) contract, a sign of both trust and wariness.
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It also happens that Abbie's sister lives in Pittsburgh, where she and her business associate Phil — a Saul Goodman-esque type, or to quote Abbie, a "grand buffoon in a loud jacket" — are involved in some questionable land deals and building projects, and could use Abbie to offset the local wariness concerning the environmental impact of one of her projects.
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She is also a Republican who voted for President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, but she expressed a wariness about his decisions that have negatively impacted the LGBT community.
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The New York Times last week unexpectedly endorsed retired General James Mattis as secretary of defense, writing, "It was encouraging that he had no qualms in stating views at odds with positions Mr. Trump campaigned on"—notably his wariness of Russia, strong support for NATO and other alliances, willingness to adhere to the nuclear treaty with Iran, and seeming acceptance of female, gay, and transgender troops.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's highly anticipated meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un largely attracted praise from congressional Republicans, but they also expressed wariness and want to sign off on any agreement.
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GOP support for legislation limiting President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's authority to impose tariffs is growing even as Republicans express wariness about escalating an intraparty trade fight with the White House months before the midterm elections.
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Adding to the campaign's continued wariness is an understanding that Cruz, after suspending his campaign Tuesday night, has laid off his staff with the exception of his delegate team — an indication, some people in Trump world believe, that Cruz and perhaps some establishment Republicans could be trying to maintain the option of adopting rules changes that could somehow wrest the nomination away from Trump in Cleveland.
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Senate Republicans are counseling President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE to further analyze the attack on Saudi Arabian oil facilities before responding, suggesting a wariness for U.S. military action against Iran.
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They lull you and please you while they also — very quietly — deal in rough and disturbing matters: our connection with, but also alienation from, nature; the temporariness of our creations (and also our own brevity) in relation to nature and the huge scale of time; our frequent wariness of and isolation from others; our aptitude for sheer joy but frequent experience of consternation and loss.
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Australian officials declined to comment but Foreign Minister Marise Payne told a radio interviewer on Monday they don't want to "engage in a public commentary that might entirely risk that we seem to prejudice the ongoing examination of these matters in the US." There is increased wariness because of the President's signature unpredictability but Barr is seen as a steady hand and intelligence partners are comforted by their lengthy friendships with their American counterparts.
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In addition, Trump lost the popular vote to Democrat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE by almost three million votes; he has faced allegations that Russian hackers sought to influence the election in his favor; and even some members of his own party treat him with wariness.
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The extent to which the neocons and their moralistic, crusading Wilsonian mission overtook the Republican foreign policy establishment, beginning in the 1970s, was so nearly complete that it can be hard to remember that a much different sensibility had previously governed the party, one reminiscent of Mr. Trump's own positions: wariness about foreign intervention, championing of protectionist trade policies, a belief in the exercise of unilateral military power and a suspicion of global elites and institutions.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (D-Va.), a major voice on the issue, has expressed a wariness of using the traditional employee-contractor model to frame the on-demand economy.
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