Word: cautiously
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...avoidable if you know what you are doing," says Iossi, who collided with trees and suffered a brain hemorrhage while kiteboarding in unstable weather three years ago. He is now fine and still kiteboards. "People need to take plenty of lessons and, as in any other sport, be cautious...
...courage in locating specific al-Qaeda cells, arresting more than 600 suspects and killing scores more in fierce gun battles, little has been done to challenge the extremist outlook with deep roots in Saudi society that replenishes the ranks of the fallen fighters. But right now, the more cautious element may be prevailing: Riyadh is aggressively pursuing known al-Qaeda cells and networks, but elements - particularly in the clergy - who express similar ideas in the public domain are treated with kid gloves despite public promises, reiterated by Crown Prince Abdullah on Wednesday, to do more to crack down on extremism...
Despite their criticisms of the process, Wysoker and Baumann offer cautious praise of the agreement itself—but some residents in Riverside remain dissatisfied with the outcome...
Summers is cautious about proselytizing even in the most informal arenas on campus—and even when his political views as a former cabinet member in a Democratic administration might seem relatively obvious, he consistently declines to comment on President Bush’s economic policy, only making occasional veiled references to his presumed disapproval...
...there is no need to change his basic formulation--which is to seek help from the U.N. and the international community--especially since the President is moving willy-nilly to adopt it. Which leads to the third reason: The Bush policy on Iraq seems to be changing drastically, and cautious Kerry may be waiting to see where it stands come Labor Day before he revises his response...