I'm a little more guarded when it comes to friendships.
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Trump's signature, by contrast, indicates a more guarded personality, they said.
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But the final statement from the UDI was much more guarded.
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The billionaire is much more guarded in this set of interviews.
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But more guarded references to modern-day events kept breaking through.
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You'd think marketing people would be more guarded, but they're not.
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If most interviewers are white, perhaps minorities will give more guarded answers.
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Of his upcoming meeting with Putin on Monday, Trump was more guarded.
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And as a result, I'm a lot more guarded and cautious now.
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Don't be offended if your date is more guarded when meeting in person.
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The agency was more guarded about whether that was caused by an explosion.
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His likely fall opponent, Hillary Clinton, is more polite but also more guarded.
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She is more guarded in public now and playing more aggressive, convincing tennis.
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Other schools have been more guarded about the darkest chapters of their past.
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Libra's own horoscope for today is more guarded: That could be about Birdman, too.
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But she has been more guarded about putting her life on film — until now.
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Someone else commented [that] the Guy's a little less cheery and more guarded this season.
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Still, hurt by price volatility last year, the industry is more guarded against potential risks.
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Their ballerinas — Ingrid Silva, Chyrstyn Fentroy, Lindsey Croop — are, physically and temperamentally, far more guarded.
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Often, stars of his stature don't give too much away; they're a little more guarded.
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That said, the company was more guarded on whether "that demand surge" will continue into calendar 2017.
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Some have hailed the country for breaking the spell of catastrophe; others have been far more guarded.
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American officials were more guarded, saying they were open to talks but not a full-fledged negotiation.
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While the other women told Colton they were falling in love with him, Cassie was always more guarded.
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Her black-and-white installations, by contrast, are more guarded and intimate, even when they convey related ideas.
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But activists I hung out with at a demonstration near the Arc de Triomphe were much more guarded.
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I'm not going to lie, I'm not going to sit here and not think and have more guarded conversations.
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The end result is they are more guarded, more fearful, and, in some cases, perhaps more likely to shoot.
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Bolton repeatedly called for bombing Iran prior to his appointment; officials at the Pentagon, meanwhile, have been more guarded.
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However, upbeat economic data last week has resulted in central banks taking a more guarded approach to rate cuts.
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That puts him at odds with other Trump lawyers and associates who counsel a more guarded approach toward Mueller.
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Meanwhile, if Mars is in Cancer, we might be a little more guarded and sensitive, particularly when dealing with conflicts.
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My mom blamed herself and felt she should have asked more questions and been more guarded and skeptical about procedures.
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"Looking back at my younger self, I wish I had been more guarded in my language," she told the court.
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"When I was still trapped in my corporate job at Burberry, my approach to people was more guarded," Mattana said.
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Following Monday's rally, investors seemed more guarded on Tuesday as U.S. voters headed to polling stations to choose their next president.
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Britain's central bank chief was more guarded about national attempts to review rules, though he did not mention any by name.
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Beane said Alderson's energy level was "as good as I've ever seen," though Alderson is slightly more guarded in his optimism.
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All the major Democratic candidates have expressed support for the Green New Deal, though some have been more guarded than others.
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He seemed like a more muted, more guarded and generally bleaker version of his selfish, needy, clueless, thoughtless, intellectual, charming screen persona.
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Japan has been more guarded about the prospect of talks between the two Koreas, and between North Korea and the United States.
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If I were back supervising women in an office setting, though, I am almost certain that I would be much more guarded now.
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Clinton's recent bluntness has been a stark break from how she was as a candidate in 2016, where she was more guarded and careful.
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This Belle isn't the traditional vivacious Disney princess, and Watson seems to understand that, making her chillier and more guarded than the classic Belle.
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Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist at The Leuthold Group, said while earnings have been solid this quarter, companies appear more guarded in their comments.
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Authorities are now more guarded, and often the only tip-off reporters receive is the departure from the precinct of "scene of crime" officers.
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Interior Minister Johanna Mikl-Leitner was more guarded, telling reporters that Austria's position was still that it was making preparations in case controls were needed.
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There are many other fans of the Cavaliers, including Miller's business partner, Preston Clark, who are more guarded when it comes to forecasting James's future.
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For now, Rao's work these past few years has already made him much more guarded about probiotic use—a cautious skepticism he hopes others will consider.
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The real dispute at hand is between Pinker's hyper-optimism and a more guarded optimism grounded in historical fact, not between Enlightenment rationalists and pessimist intellectuals.
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That success cannot be replicated in all ten of the "Made in China" sectors, not least because foreign companies are more guarded about sharing their secrets.
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But Republican members of Congress and congressional candidates in closely competitive Iowa districts were more guarded, perhaps wary of voter backlash if they politicized the case.
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The North's move to stop missile and nuclear tests was initially welcomed by President Donald Trump, before the U.S. premier then adopted a more guarded stance Sunday.
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Draghi struck a more guarded tone than in an earlier press conference, although reiterated his pledge to act if there were to be an upset to the economy.
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It did first move to what it described as a more "guarded" view in 20183, which proved prescient with 2015 being the worst year for stocks since 2011.
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" Spencer is also hopeful, if more guarded: "We are dealing with microbacterium, and in treating it, we know this is a long game; it's not a short fix.
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" ECB: Not yet at point of 'persistent shock' The European Central Bank was more guarded, saying that the outbreak is "principally for public health authorities to report on.
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Once you, as an employee, build up a resistance to your boss, it can be difficult to shake that off, potentially leading to a more guarded and cold relationship.
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Oystein Bo, Norway's state secretary in the defence ministry, is more guarded: "Russia is as interested as we are at keeping the Arctic a region of stability," he says.
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All this has made the Guardians even more guarded than usual: they disqualified almost 80% of potential candidates vying for the 88 seats, including all the women who applied.
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Those who said they had voted for Mr. Hofer were more guarded about how they had voted, but agreed with Van der Bellen supporters that Sunday's vote was historic.
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Other candidates are more guarded in their approach to reform, leaving a bigger role for private health insurers instead of essentially getting rid of them under Medicare for All.
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Asian stocks reached a 10-year high, riding the bull run in global equity markets, while the dollar sagged after the Federal Reserve showed a more guarded view towards inflation.
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Warren gave a more guarded answer, not dissimilar from Harris's general line on health care: Medicare-for-all should be the goal, but it's something the country may have to build toward.
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Japan has been more guarded about those talks than South Korea, and wants any discussion to include ways to resolve a dispute over the return of those abducted by North Korean agents.
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But while Roche's results should probably be treated with even more guarded skepticism than Parker's, we know that ASD is a complex disorder with no clear causes or biological roots underlying the disease.
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Roberts, holding the key vote in many cases since the 2018 retirement of Justice Anthony Kennedy, had been a vigorous questioner in the Texas case but was more guarded in this month's dispute.
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But with one less car on each side of the ball, pairs must be more guarded and play defensively, as there's no third player in the rotation to mop up mistakes in the backfield.
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Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff, whose title-winning team battle Ferrari on the track but are seen as close allies off it when it comes to negotiations about the sport's future direction, was more guarded.
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"The problem when someone achieves a level of fame like Aaron has is that it makes you more guarded, because people will try to play off the people around him to gain access," Rigsbee said.
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In response, Clinton chides the media for its willingness to jump at every perceived scandal — even after a previous one was shown to be nothing or overblown — acknowledging that she became more guarded as a consequence.
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" The Washington Post took a slightly more guarded angle four months later, with "Miss Universe, Sizing Up Her Reign," while assuring readers that, "She's skinny again, though not quite as skinny as when she won her title.
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A report in the Washington Post months later apparently revealed a bit more than they were comfortable with, and the report says that the Dutch intelligence sources have been more guarded with their information since that time.
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It's hard to offer a tapestry of the small and rich details of your life when you are becoming more guarded by the year, leaning into this idea of fame as more of a curse than a blessing.
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Many believe that Trump, who is prone to mercurial rants and bullying, lacks the temperament for high office, and he isn't above bashing detractors on Twitter, a prospect that the more guarded Wall Street money managers find appalling.
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And given the incompetence of the Iowa Democratic Party on display over the past 24 hours, it's not unreasonable to be even more guarded in making predictions about what things will look like when 100% of precincts report.
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Such statements can provide powerful indications of motive, and excluding them would create a dangerous road map for future discriminatory policies, allowing politicians to state their true purposes in the campaign only to use more guarded language later.
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While investors cheered an increase in the U.S. producer price index (PPI) for last month, inflation concerns were still in focus ahead of consumer price index (CPI) data on Friday after Federal Reserve minutes showed a more guarded view.
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As buyers transition from sales-driven product education to self-service content discovery and become more guarded with their contact details, it isn't always possible to capture email addresses and use prospects' inboxes as hubs for lead nurture messaging.
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With the notable exception of Mr. Romney, many national Republicans seem to have shifted their approach: less active criticism of Mr. Moore and fewer threats of his swift expulsion from Congress, and more guarded comments, if any at all.
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Under Yellen, the central bank was still more guarded about the economic impact of such fiscal stimulus that could overheat an economy already near full capacity, but also boost business confidence and productivity, giving the rates more room to rise.
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She has been more guarded on the issue of a minority government since November, when she said after the breakdown of coalition talks with the business-friendly Free Democrats and environmentalist Greens that she would prefer new elections to leading one.
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They argue that the team's more aggressive tactics might end up being counterproductive, especially if some grand jury witnesses turn out to be more guarded than they would have been in a more informal setting or invoke the Fifth Amendment.
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Trump also insisted European allies had agreed to repatriate foreign Islamic State fighters who had been detained in northeast Syria, but Pompeo was more guarded in his remarks and declined to specify which countries might be willing to accept the detainees.
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It goes the other way too: The abundance of guns is important not just due to the threat it poses to police, but because it also may make police more guarded and even aggressive, increasing their chances of using — sometimes wrongly — deadly force.
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On February 14, Mars enters Taurus and ignites the sector of your chart that rules home and family: You may be moving, making big renovations, or, on a more emotional level, you may be feeling the need to be more guarded and tough!
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In a final fact-checking phone conversation with Sendler—when he was more guarded than in our in-person interview—Sendler told me he's never seen patients in New York and he actually got his MD from the Medical University of Warsaw.
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Merkel has been more guarded on the issue of a minority government since November, when she said after the breakdown of coalition talks with the business-friendly Free Democrats and environmentalist Greens that she would prefer a new election to leading one.
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"Institutional bias" is too abstract and grand a phrase to describe the toxic relationship between the Clintons and the Times, but there's no question the paper has overplayed stories about the Clintons, which, in turn, has made them far more guarded than your average politician.
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Even though Silicon Valley professes to be for free speech — this is where Twitter was invented, after all — the reaction opens a window into the thinking of the digerati, who are becoming more guarded and elusive even as their products make the world more transparent.
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Given the more guarded response to Austria's election in the aftermath of the migration crisis and the rise of other right-wing parties like France's National Front and the Alliance for Germany, a new tie-up between them is unlikely to provoke the same outrage.
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"There's really not much I keep private, but in the past I've been a little more guarded about my home life and what I dealt with when I was younger because if you put stuff out there the wrong way, it could hurt someone," she said.
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But publishers will continue to make money on authors who are just a little more guarded than Yiannopoulos in their bigotry, and they will likely continue to push the envelope on how guarded that bigotry has to be, as long as they think they can make money by doing so.
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Asked whether there was any chance Brussels would reopen the pact if an alliance of pro- and anti-Brexit forces votes it down in the British parliament, Juncker said "this is the best deal possible", although summit chair Donald Tusk sounded more guarded, saying he did not want to consider hypotheticals.
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And while attempts to regain that early charm still land here and there, it has become an exhausting and largely dreary experience about a cast of characters whose obsession with family and loyalty has only gotten less endearing as they have found themselves growing more and more guarded and wary of life outside their close-knit inner circle.
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The prognosis becomes more guarded as the force of injury increases.
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Heritage's partner, London-based Tullow Oil, which had bought Hardman Resources, was more guarded, but stated their confidence that the Albertine Basin as a whole contained over one billion barrels. The Kingfisher-1 well flowed of 30-32 API oil.
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Prognosis in benign SFTs is excellent. About 8% will recur after first resection, with the recurrence usually cured after additional surgery. The prognosis in malignant SFTs is much more guarded. Approximately 63% of patients will have a recurrence of their tumor, of which more than half will succumb to disease progression within 2 years.
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Many horses compete actively in demanding sports with sidebone, and are not hindered in any way. If the ossification is severe and associated with lameness then the prognosis is more guarded. Discovery of sidebone on an equine prepurchase exam without signs of lameness or local sensitivity should not affect the purchaser's opinion of the horse.
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Body movement is how one moves their bodies or how someone's attitude or manners help to express how one carries themselves. Each gender has specific flow or body movements that are normal for them. Females experience their bodies in more guarded way, how to hamper their movement and do not bring their whole bodies into motion. Females are told how to sit, stand and walk properly.
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Duan Qirui was re-appointed prime minister, and the old parliament was restored. However, Li and Duan had a major disagreement shortly after on whether or not to enter World War I and declare war on Germany. Duan insisted on joining the war while Li and the parliament were more guarded on the matter. Li Yuanhong removed Duan from office and called for national military support.
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Reviews were generally favourable, with praise for the music, the scenery and the singing of Maillard and Lainez.Darlow, p.233, referring to the reviews of the Chronique de Paris (16 December 1789), the Journal de Paris (December 20), the moniteur (21 December) and the Mercure de France (26 December). The Correspondence littéraire was more guarded, liking some aspects, but finding the work too static and emotionally uniform.
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Phayer, 2008, p. 60. A later pastoral letter from the Dutch bishops claimed to be "following a path indicated by our Holy Father, the Pope" and quoted the address: "The Church would be untrue to herself, ceasing to be a mother, if she turned a deaf ear to children's anguished cries." However, unlike the Christmas address, the Dutch letter went farther and "named names". Others were more guarded in their reactions.
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The press reviews were consistently enthusiastic about the cast but more guarded about the play itself. The Observer said, "The dramatist has left the players an empty third act, which vacuum they easily conceal. It all goes most pleasantly – with this team and with the author's guidance. But less perfectly played, Relative Values might be far less easy on the ear and on the eye than it now is."The Observer, 2 December 1951, p.
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During her first series, Gillan wanted Amy to act "like a child in an adult body" because she had not properly grown up. She appears more guarded because "she doesn't like to show her emotions because she wants to be strong". However, she begins her second series as a more settled person, and shows more emotion, especially with the birth of her daughter. Gillan had substantial input into Amy's costume, as well as her hair and make-up.
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Fergusson, p.268 General Dan K. McNeill, who succeeded Richards as commander of ISAF, voiced opposition to the deal. Conversely, the British presented the deal as a model of an "Afghan solution", and US criticism led to a strain in the relations between the two allies, that reached an all-time low over the issue. Many Afghan officials, like President Karzai himself, took a more guarded view, and supported the agreement while waiting to see if it would succeed.
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The Narrator gets advice on fashion from Mme de Guermantes, and encounters Charlus and Morel visiting Jupien and her niece, who is being married off to Morel despite his cruelty towards her. One day, the Narrator returns from the Guermantes and finds Andrée just leaving, claiming to dislike the smell of their flowers. Albertine, who is more guarded to avoid provoking his jealousy, is maturing into an intelligent and elegant young lady. The Narrator is entranced by her beauty as she sleeps, and is only content when she is not out with others.
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The siblings decided to collaborate on their musical endeavours as a duo in early 2006. In terms of composing material, they each write on their own, then work together on structure and harmonies. Australian music journalist, Ed Nimmervoll, described their songwriting as: "Julia with her highly romantic confessional relationship songs, Angus with his more guarded lyrically, more directly pop-oriented songs". They have distinctive vocal styles, according to The Sydney Morning Heralds Bernard Zuel, "[h]er voice has a fractured feel like Jolie Holland; his has a smoke-on-the-beach drawl".
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Matheson writes that "if Jacobs's credentials were impressive" then those of Harvard psychiatrist John E. Mack might seem "impeccable" in comparison.Matheson, 251 Mack was a well known, highly esteemed psychiatrist, author of over 150 scientific articles and winner of the Pulitzer Prize for his biography of T. E. Lawrence. Mack became interested in the phenomenon in the late 1980s, interviewing dozens of people, eventually writing two books on the subject. Mack was somewhat more guarded in his investigations and interpretations of the abduction phenomenon than the earlier researchers.
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Embodied space is the way males and females familiarize with their bodies in their surroundings and often compare to each other. The area of personal and interpersonal space tends to be diverse and has various levels for different genders and how it is used to disciple one's self and others. Males and females also experience their bodies in different ways such as females are more guarded in the way they experience their bodies than males who are less guarded. The size of personal space also had to do with gender.
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It was always considered essential to the first welfare theorem that equilibrium would actually be attained. Lerner's interpretation of the theorem was that "Fortunately the optimum allocation of goods can be reached automatically"A. Lerner, ‘The Economics of Control’ (1944), p 15. and Mas- Colell et al. are scarcely more guarded, telling us that: > The first fundamental welfare theorem provides... a formal expression of > Adam Smith’s ‘invisible hand’... Under perfectly competitive conditions... > the only possible welfare justification for intervention in the economy is > the fulfillment of distributional objectives.
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The Romans marched on it in 262 BC and besieged it. The Romans had an inadequate supply system, partly because the Carthaginian naval supremacy prevented them from shipping supplies by sea, and they were not in any case accustomed to feeding an army as large as 40,000 men. At harvest time most of the army was dispersed over a wide area to harvest the crops and to forage. The Carthaginians, commanded by Hannibal Gisco, sortied in force, taking the Romans by surprise and penetrating their camp; the Romans rallied and routed the Carthaginians; after this experience both sides were more guarded.
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The King makes an "impromptu" visit to the More estate and again requests More's support for an annulment, but More remains unmoved as Henry alternates between threats, tantrums, and promises of unbounded royal favour. After the King leaves, Cromwell promises Rich a position at Court in return for damaging information about More. Roper, learning of More's quarrel with the king, says that his religious views have altered considerably and declares that by attacking the Church, the king has become "the Devil's minister." More is admonishing Roper to be more guarded when Rich arrives, pleading again for a position at Court.
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When John arrives home, Graham's demeanor becomes remarkably more guarded; though he realizes he now has nothing in common with John, he and Ann get along well. John is cheating on Ann with her sister, Cynthia, a free-spirited artist/bartender, which he rationalizes by blaming Ann's frigidity. Ann helps Graham look for an apartment; after Graham finds a place, Ann makes an impromptu visit and notices stacks of camcorder videotapes, labeled with women's names. When pressed, Graham explains that they contain interviews with women about their sexual experiences and fantasies; offended and confused, Ann quickly leaves.
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Facebook also keep this information, although its acquisition is limited to page views within Facebook. This data is valuable for authorities, advertisers and others interested in profiling users, trends and web site marketing performance. Google, Facebook and others are increasingly becoming more guarded about this data as their reach increases and the data becomes more all inclusive, making it more valuable. New features like geolocation give an even increased admission of monitoring capabilities to large service providers like Google, where they also are enabled to track one's physical movements while users are using mobile devices, especially those which are syncing without any user interaction.
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An openly pursued goal of annexation gave way to a more guarded policy after Germany perceived that a public relations backlash might occur: the Central Powers realized that the Allies could use such territorial expansion in their propaganda. Lengthy debates between German military leaders (who favored open annexation) and the civilian administration (which leaned towards a more subtle strategy) resulted in a resolution, passed by the Reichstag on July 19, 1917, called the Resolution of Peace. It declared that the military administration governing occupied territories would grant some semblance of autonomy to their populations. The plan was to form a network of formally independent states that would in fact be completely dependent on Germany, the so-called Mitteleuropa.
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Mr. Von Mengersen, head of the nationalist Pro NRW party in Germany, reacted on 4 or 5 January 2016, recalling the recent large influx of migrants into Germany: "We locals can no longer put up with everything that is being routinely swept under the rug based on a false sense of tolerance". Other far-right and anti-immigrant groups gave similar reactions that day. The liberal conservative German magazine Cicero, in more guarded terms, blamed the migrants by suggesting "the government's loss of control" on who enters Germany had caused these New Year's Eve's sexual assaults. Donald Trump tweeted on 6 January: "Germany is going through massive attacks to its people by the migrants (…)".
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The painting is one of Matejko's best known works and today it is commonly seen as one of his masterpieces, an "education in national history." However, it was less well received by his contemporaries, with turn-of-the-century reviews criticizing it for being "too crowded" and with unclear composition; supporters of Matejko's previous works were much more guarded in their praise of this painting. Matejko's technique in this painting was subtly but noticeably different compared to his other paintings; authors Wrede et al. attribute this to Matejko's exploration of new techniques, but note that contemporary critiques saw this departure from his old style as the weakening form of the dying master, and did not applaud the changes.
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Two Popes served through the Nazi period: Pope Pius XI (1922–1939) and Pope Pius XII (1939–1958). The Holy See strongly condemned Nazism through the late 1920s and throughout the 1930s, with Cardinal Pacelli (later Pope Pius XII) being a particularly outspoken critic. However, following the outbreak of war, Vatican pronouncements became more guarded and Rome pursued its ancient policy of neutrality and openness to the role of peacebroker. During the war, Pius XII was praised by Western media as a "lonely voice" against tyranny in Europe and scorned by Hitler as a "Jew lover" and a blackmailer on his back, whom he believed constricted his ally Mussolini and leaked confidential German correspondence to the world.
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Reception to Nebulous was generally positive: a reviewer from The Times described the first series as "a winning blend of Doomwatch, Quatermass and British silliness that has cult written all over it", while the second series was described as "cool and cultish". However, The Daily Telegraph was more guarded, comparing the show to "Hitchhiker's without the philosophy or Red Dwarf without the energy", going on to say that show is "funny, but not seriously so". A reviewer for Doctor Who website UnitNews also initially expressed concerns about the level of jokes in the show, but later claimed "I should have been more patient because when they did arrive, coinciding with the introduction of the character Harry, they were relentlessly funny".
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The newspaper was established on September 6, 1917, when Lithuania was occupied by the German Empire. At the time it was the only Lithuanian-language newspaper in Vilnius (Lietuvos ūkininkas was discontinued at the start of the war). The German authorities loosened their control and granted some rights to the local population as World War I drew to a close. An openly pursued goal of annexation gave way to a more guarded policy after Germany perceived that a public relations backlash might occur: the Central Powers realized that the Allies could use this annexation in their propaganda and in the upcoming peace negotiations. During this time, Lithuanians assembled the Vilnius Conference and elected the 20-member Council of Lithuania, which was entrusted with the declaration of Lithuania's independence.
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The ex-mate is brought to the municipal judge who gives him conditional freedom but in exchange don't approach to the 'ambassador'. The authorities to apologize for the happened in the previous night, decide to take the 'ambassador' to San Agustín Archaeological Park In another party tonight, Amilcar is aware of the difficulty of deception Jaime seeing that it was even more guarded risk of being betrayed and also that Jaime was falling in love with Silvia, so Amilcar idea to give a false telegram to Jaime as ambassador to go to Bogota and then lose that people. Against his will on the following morning, Jaime is taken to San Agustín, in the moment in which Amilcar was trying to give him the telegram, but even Jaime like that manages to say his whereabouts to Amilcar and to both merchants. Jaime during the trip enjoys Silvia's company beside intoning O sole mio.
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Sir Ernest Shackleton: "What Nansen is to the North, Shackleton is to the South"—Roald Amundsen On 23 March 1909, Shackleton landed in New Zealand and cabled a 2,500-word report to the London Daily Mail, with which he had an exclusive contract. Amid the acclamation and unstinting praise that Shackleton received from the exploring community, including Nansen and Amundsen, the response of the Royal Geographical Society was more guarded. Its former president, Sir Clements Markham, privately expressed his disbelief of Shackleton's claimed latitude. However, on 14 June, Shackleton was met at London's Charing Cross Station by a very large crowd, which included RGS president Leonard Darwin and a rather reluctant Captain Scott. As to the latitude claimed, the reason for doubting its accuracy was that after 3 January all positions had been computed by dead reckoning: on direction, speed and elapsed time. The last proper observation, on 3 January had calculated the latitude as 87° 22'.
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