Word: cautiously
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Undiplomatic Solution Congress is on the warpath over Iraq. The rest of the world is more cautious. Iraq Attack: Is It Legal? Special: Back to the Brink...
Newsweek looks foolish. But was it really so foolish? Even in the pages of a rival, gloating is not called for. TIME was chasing the same story and never had it to throw away, so hats off to the competition. Furthermore, Newsweek's "mistake" was in being more cautious than Drudge about publishing extremely damaging allegations about the President of the U.S. Even if those allegations are true, was the caution misplaced...
Critics are also cautious about the effects of more direct contact between police and citizens, arguing that the chances for favorable treatment of some citizens over others increases with community policing...
...Even the cautious Greenspan has become a wary believer in the new economy. "I have in mind," he told Congress earlier this year when not raising interest rates, "the increasingly successful and pervasive application of recent technological advances, especially in telecommunications and computers, to enhance efficiencies in the production process." Translation: Inventories can now be managed more efficiently, and production capacity can more quickly respond to changes in demand. A fanatic for data, Greenspan has soaked up the evidence of surging corporate investment in technology and says managers presumably are doing so because they believe it will enhance productivity...
...Ever cautious, Greenspan warned in October that labor markets were tightening at an "unsustainable" pace. And he has never recanted his belief that the Fed should tighten credit mildly at the first signs of renewed inflation. But for now the Asian crisis has put on the shelf any plans for an interest-rate boost. Maybe the good times can roll a little longer...