Word: cautioned
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Ford and his strategists assessed the Reagan move accurately and with caution. Says one insider: "We saw it as a dangerous gamble that Reagan would not have made if he were not behind and worried, but we sure didn't proclaim it the political faux pas of the century right away." Indeed, the President's aides expressed some sympathy for Reagan, who they concede has run a strong, issue-oriented campaign. "I feel a little sorry for the Governor," explained a Ford assistant. "There was no way he could catch up. He had to roll the dice...
...Silent Movie, stray sound effects, and some title cards-just like in the days before Vitaphone-but no one utters a single word. Well, somebody does pronounce aloud one tiny monosyllable, but let no one step on a laugh by revealing either the word or the perpetrator. Just one caution: people may be laughing so hard all around you that, to hear the word, close attention will have to be paid. Silent Movie is brassy, incautious, funny without mercy. For laughter, Brooks gives no quarter, and he disdains the small change. As ever, he is out to break the bank...
Frankly, it was a pleasure to see the Real Paper stick its neck out as it did in this week's account of Cambridge's health inspectors entitled "Caution: Cambridge's Food Inspectors May Be Hazardous to Your Health...
...bright sounds of spring this year, few are more reassuring to businessmen and election-minded politicians than the persistent jangle of the nation's cash registers. From Maine to Southern California, Americans seem to have shucked their recession-bred caution and set off on a buying binge. The spending spree is swelling sales of almost everything from cars and clothing to houses and appliances, and it has become the biggest single booster behind the rapidly recovering U.S. economy...
...page interim opinion issued last February, Professor Abraham Sofaer of Columbia Law School found GE "overwhelmingly" responsible for the PCB pollution of the Hudson and ordered it to take steps to reduce its discharges of the chemical. Sofaer also found that the state had "exercised insufficient caution and concern" in controlling PCB pollution of the river...