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Ashwin, on the hard-working end of the group, has taken one approach. He says he was cautious in his first months not to take on too many groups...
...opposition gambled too. The cautious Kostunica thought Milosevic's lust to retain his aura of legitimacy might force the President to give up if the legal bodies ruled the "official" vote count a fraud. So he refused to participate in the Milosevic-ordained runoff. Kostunica resolutely insisted he was already President-elect, and he was backed up by an international chorus of support, save only from Moscow. He risked losing again if the runoff took place without him on Oct. 8, leaving Milosevic to claim a technical victory. But Kostunica grew visibly in stature as he stuck to his sense...
Axis must have been a big change for Tong, considering the lack of attention he has received here in the US. Indeed, throughout the set Tong seemed to be very cautious of the crowd, almost as if unsure of their reaction. He prodded and probed, dishing up an eclectic mix of house, throwing in Latin-tinged tunes and loops centered on nothing more than thunderclaps and screeching squawls. The crowd continually surged towards the DJ console, raised above the dancefloor, in droves of sweaty, giddy masses. The bespectacled Tong, not even looking up from the console, coolly mixed and manipulated...
...librarians were cautious about assessing the significance of any of the items...
...mifepristone works, how widespread its use becomes and whether a backlash could endanger their entire practice. Dr. Thomas Purdon, president-elect of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology, spoke with a lot of his colleagues last week after the news broke and found them both receptive and cautious. "The medical abortion is less traumatic and done so much earlier in a pregnancy that physicians can rationalize the fact that they are not disrupting a more advanced pregnancy," he said. "The emotional and ethical barriers are easier to cross...