The only thing is, I'm sort of a cautious person.
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I'm a very cautious person and I like to keep everything under control.
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If you're a germ-cautious person like me, you probably never travel without them.
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Stocks have soared so high that a cautious person might start worrying about oxygen supply.
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As an overly cautious person myself, I was drawn to the way they sought out adventure.
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I think that Callum, and he may agree or disagree with me, but he's a more cautious person.
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You're a cautious person, Cancer, but you also know when the time is right to make your move...is it time, dear crab?
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Widyaningsih, who considers herself an overly cautious person, turned to Amazon and selected three masks to purchase the next morning, but two of them sold out overnight before she could buy.
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Her childhood friend, Misora, has described her singing voice as "hoarse" and has been afraid of Aruru becomes unsuccessful. She fights using Colt Single Action Army. ; : :Aruru's childhood friend and a more cautious person. Coming from a stage family background as her parents own a small theatre, she persuades the same option to become a stage girl, though her parents react with skepticism due to hardship.
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Hawkins was a very cautious person. The area along the sorority houses had become so familiar to her, the streets were always so well lit, and there were generally people around that she knew. The alley behind the houses was brightly lit by street lights approximately every ten feet. On the warm night of June 10, most students were still awake cramming for their finals well past midnight.
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Came down and fell on the feet of His Divine Grace and apologised for my indecorous behaviour. Before evening I distributed all the pigeons to my friends and decided to stay away from the hobby. Deaf and Dumb Girl: A born deaf and dumb girl was brought to Qalandear Baba Auliya. Those who have been close to Babaji know it well that he was a very cautious person by nature and avoided any performance of wonder working.
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63 In Portuguese law the term is also mentioned in the Civil Code. Similar is the French language expression bon père de famille, used in a sense similar to "reasonably cautious person." For example, in the case of Fales v. Canada Permanent Trust Co., [1977] 2 SCR 302, at p. 315, the Supreme Court of Canada described the standard of care and diligence expected of the manager of a trust as being "ceux qu’un bon père de famille apporte à l’administration de ses propres affaires".
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