Word: caution
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Even as the news was being trumpeted, however, some AIDS experts were sounding notes of caution. Nobody denies that the boy, whose identity is being kept confidential, is healthy, or that the most exquisitely sensitive tests in existence can't find any HIV in his body. The question is whether he was ever actually infected...
...experts warn, however, that the victims' rights movement has its own risks. Professor Robert Mosteller of Duke University Law School is worried that some survivors may be worse off if they come into court and see a defendant get a light sentence. And even those who favor court appearances caution against unrealistic expectations. Observes psychologist Dean Kilpatrick of the Medical University of South Carolina: "There is a tendency for victims to think, 'Once it goes to court, it's over.' But it's not over. Being the victim of a violent crime changes your life...
While he explained India's commitment to economic reform, he said the nation's policy makers had to proceed with caution if they were to take into account the interests of India's many socio-economic and ethnic groups...
...Investment managers urge caution, and remindus that the returns of the past decade willprobably not be sustainable in the long run,"Knowles said. "[We] must brace ourselves for aperiod of lower returns...
...Regardless, weighing opinions based on the unsubstantiated motives of pundits rather than the merits of their viewpoints is blatantly repugnant. Yet Limbaugh uses the conspiracy theory as a lens through which his arguments are colored. He often introduces the ideas of his "opponents" with a caution that works along the lines of, "Now remember, liberals want to make you poor and unhappy, so they advocate..." Instead of speaking to issues important to the country, he undermines the very debate taking place by falling back on the good guybad guy scenario...