Word: prudently
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Hence, I am a frank, but not a blind, contrarian. I have taken my lesson from the prudent Tocqueville: "I have tried to see not differently but further than any party." I have tried to understand the prejudices of all, while dogmatically accepting the prejudices of none. I have tried to educate myself and I hope I have educated in the process...
...debate on animal testing and the definition of humanity are important, but they should be approached with an understanding that scientific progress is both essential and sometimes necessarily unsettling. The prudent course of study on this issue exists within the self-correcting scientific community as a whole and with oversight from joint government entities such as the President's Office of Science and Technology Policy or a specially-appointed commission...
...line chief of 500,000 police and 257,000 well-equipped internal troops. The President paused then for a chat with Minister of Defense Igor Sergeyev and federal security chief Nikolai Kovalev. Just routine, said presidential spokesman Sergei Yastrzhembsky. Not entirely, says another Kremlin official. That chat was "a prudent precaution," simply common sense when you have just fired Kulikov, an unreconstructed hawk with enormous ambition and many troops within marching distance of the Kremlin...
National City explains that different accounts require different kinds of information; therefore getting a company's financials is only prudent. Nonetheless, a furious Woschitz walked across the street to Anderson Community Bank, where he wouldn't have to keep proving himself to a succession of strangers. Last year the newly chartered small lender gave Woschitz a hassle-free $50,000 loan to add a surgery unit...
According to Fishman, the hospital remains fiscally healthy through prudent use of available resources...