Word: cautiously
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...cooperation of editors could have prevented this crisis in relations between the press and the judiciary, but while almost all media representatives pay lip service to voluntary censorship of criminal news, only a minority have exercised the needed restraint. The ABA's cautious restrictions on the freedom of the press are probably necessary...
...mood they encountered in their districts scattered across the U.S. was one of restiveness and frustration tempered by a cautious disposition to wait and see. A new sympathy for President Johnson's burdens was widely evident. Concerning the war, as Connecticut Representative Donald J. Irwin observed after visiting his Fourth Congressional District, "it seems that the doves have become more dovish and the hawks have become more hawkish in the last few weeks." Adds Irwin, a supporter of current U.S. policy: "I've found very little voter sentiment in favor of pulling out of Viet...
...conferees arrived at no specific solutions to the differences between students and trustees: that was not the real purpose of the discussions. A new phase was established in the dialogue between the two. It is no longer a shouting match. It is now rather a cautious courtship, each eager to show there are no ogres at Radcliffe...
Inevitably, such non-nuclear confrontations sometimes lead to armed conflict. Then, as the U.S. has learned, and is still learning in Viet Nam, the limits of power expand into exasperation. Determined not to use its nuclear might, a big power must be doubly cautious with its conventional weapons. For no one can be certain of the level of warfare that might earn a smaller belligerent some nuclear assistance from outside. And these days, even conventional arms are so devastating that they demand restraint...
...once refused to risk their pension funds in common stocks have changed their policies with a vengeance; they now spread their funds among the trust departments of several banks, setting up a competition to see which can "perform" the most profitably. Instead of managing those portfolios through large and cautious investment committees, banks now tend to put them under a single manager. And instead of channeling their funds into several hundred stocks, the managers tend to concentrate them in several dozen issues on which they can keep a close watch...