Word: cautionings
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...secret. You leave certain subjects off limits in order to secure an exclusive with a certain ingenue. You don't ask a question that's begging to be asked - so you'll get called on at the next press conference. You do it out of decency or out of caution or, you tell yourself, to build the capital and relationships to tell the truth and damn the consequences ... someday...
...Iraqi people, it just isn't clear that they're particularly happy about all this. The Kurds are thrilled; the Shi'ites will not lament Saddam's passing--but there is understandable caution and fear about what comes next. There may well be jubilation when the last of the Baathist thugs has been routed, but those scenes have already been neutered in the Islamic world by the--outrageously distorted--images of American violence and, more problematically, by the plain fact that infidels have made war on an Islamic state. (One imagines that even the Kurds and Shi'ites have understandable...
...diseases should always be treated with caution, but the old ones are still the most deadly...
...basically had to place in the top four to advance to Easterns [which Harvard will host],” Kennifer said. “So we had to beat Connecticut and Queens. We went in with a little more caution than we normally do so we’d be able to play at our own tournament. We were really trying to prove that we knew exactly what we were doing on offense...
...prospect of victory draws closer, President Bush returns to a familiar dilemma. The advice he's getting from those in his administration who advocated for and authored this war is once again strongly at odds with the counsel offered by those who have been more inclined toward caution. And the President's choices may determine whether after beating Saddam, the U.S. wins the peace...