Word: cautiously
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...School choice is an experiment we cannot afford to pass up," this self-described "cautious optimist" writes. Presumably, Peterson means that given the current state of education in America-public schools are in shambles and we are the worst educated of the industrial nations-it is time to try something...
...what? Punk poets came and went, Kurt Cobain chief among them, and a folk-rock movement arose again--neo-folkies like Beck, Indigo Girls, Laura Love, all charged with youth but drawing on the past. Where was Dylan? His albums in the '90s have been mostly cautious retoolings--CDs laden with aged, unreleased material or dusty covers of traditional folk songs...
...then director of the National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Anthony S. Fauci explained that the primary focus of a clinical trial should not be shifted away from the basic requirements of cautious scientific exploration-in which placebo is a given. "[The primary focus is] not to deliver therapy. It's to answer a scientific question so that the drug can be available for everybody once you established safety and efficacy...
Over the coming years, nagging questions about hypericum's effectiveness and safety may finally be settled. The National Institutes of Health is laying plans for a large clinical trial that will directly compare hypericum with the best antidepressants. But until the results are in, there is reason to be cautious. Like all plants, hypericum contains a wide variety of compounds, including one that is known to cause sun sensitivity. Hypericum's effects in combination with other drugs are also cause for concern. Psychiatrists worry about the so-called serotonin syndrome, a kind of biochemical overload brought on by combining several...
That's pretty much what you'd expect from Hollywood, where as everyone knows, everyone is gay. And almost no one comes out. As a gay-themed comedy with mass-market aspirations, In & Out feels it has to be cautious. We do discover Howard's sexual preference but not whether he ever exercised it with anyone, or even if he knows what it is. Kline is denied a nice, fat double-life monologue; he's no Hoosier Hamlet here. It turns out that the movie isn't about being gay. It's about being tolerant of sweet-souled men--guys...