Other groups were more reticent to call out GOP leadership.
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But they have been more reticent about the longer-term effect.
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She's a little more reticent to tell her story at first.
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Less facile and more reticent than her lover and his friends,
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In the case of soft polenta, though, I was initially more reticent.
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It was Obama, ironically, who was far more reticent around the press.
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Chinese banks, however, have become more reticent about doing some business with Iran.
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So I've been much more reticent to talk about anything in the press.
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But some attendees said the currency's volatility could make the agency even more reticent.
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In the strategist's view, this appeal would get more reticent Republicans to the polls.
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Infrastructure companies can be more reticent to get involved with content policing than Facebook or Twitter.
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While Midge is more reticent about the subject on stage, she does take her body measurements daily.
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Stateside, the Federal Trade Commission has proved more reticent about alleging the company has violated the law.
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Meanwhile, American companies that once implicitly pushed democratic values abroad are more reticent to take a stand.
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Pornhub, Twitter, and Reddit have all removed deepfakes from their platforms, while Google has been more reticent.
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Even NAFTA's cheerleaders (a more reticent bunch) might concede that the deal has fallen short of their expectations.
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Consumers have generally proven more reticent about switching to offline transactional mobile payments than the industry had hoped.
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Far more SEALs have gone public than their more reticent Army counterparts in Delta Force and the Rangers.
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But in the current market uncertainty, mom-and-pop investors are more reticent to buy and sell stocks.
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NFL insiders have been more reticent to say he's being blackballed than non-insiders like activist Shaun King.
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Though back in 2010, when they were first spotted together, Newsom was more reticent to speak about her relationship.
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Republicans who will continue in congress, like Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, are notably more reticent on criticizing Trump.
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Some, like Facebook, have taken steps to ban him while others, like Twitter, have been more reticent to respond.
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As a result, the recent Turkish attack on Russia has made China more reticent on military cooperation with Turkey.
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"Though public opinion is shifting toward embracing cannabis reform, presidential candidates are more reticent to support legalization," the report said.
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While some US allies -- notably Australia and New Zealand -- have followed Trump's lead on Huawei, others have been more reticent.
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Mr. Sietzen recalled a performance in Budapest, where the audience was more reticent than any he had so far encountered.
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Driver is more reticent to apply any grand socio-political reading to the film, as if reluctant to muddy its innocence.
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Formerly a more rural, more reticent bird, crows began inching closer to humanity after hunting restrictions were introduced in the 1970s.
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She's clearly been far more reticent, declining an interview for the Today segment and asking that her full name not be revealed.
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When armed with the facts, users are far more reticent to expose themselves to hacking and more careful about their network security.
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As one story leads to another, though, Ana grows more reticent to tell them, and the intern finds he can't back away.
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The Chinese side has generally been more reticent to talk publicly, but its views tend to filter out through friendly media outlets.
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Pivoting away from personal attacks and back toward economic policy and job creation would help Trump with some of the more reticent Republicans.
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The more reticent ones were urged to interact more with the men, including being prodded not to spend much time in the restroom.
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Pope Francis has never been one to miss an opportunity to provide his worldview on topics about which his predecessors were more reticent.
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But he was more reticent about prospects for a launch in China, saying only that there are regulations that have to be considered.
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Younger voters have been more reticent to do so, saying there is no place for a confessed domestic abuser in politics at this moment.
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Putting an expiration date on the marketplaces will only make insurers more reticent to stay in the market — and more likely to drop out.
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A more reticent client who is less determined to dictate the management of his legal case might have given Mueller less ground to cover.
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Pacino, his long hair tied in a ponytail, is the more rhapsodic, and the clean-cut De Niro is the more reticent of the pair.
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Republicans are expected to be more reticent about privacy regulations, and may use the hearings to raise suspicions of political bias on the social network.
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While Mr. Barr exonerated the president in the spring at the end of the Russia investigation, he has been more reticent in the current matter.
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But Holtz-Eakin advised against that move because it would probably make lawmakers more reticent to craft long-delayed legislation aimed at reworking the agencies.
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It has been more reticent to allow Google Assistant to work with other software — though perhaps for reasons related to privacy rather than market dynamics.
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Whereas most international human-rights campaigners, including African ones, have welcomed the verdict, the African Union and most African governments have so far been more reticent.
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Under the Trump administration, Zilberman said, the USDA is more reticent to back-fill positions because of research that has been at odds with federal policy.
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Germans have embraced ecommerce - the country is Amazon's second biggest market after the United States - but they are much more reticent about social media than many other nationalities.
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It's been noticeably more reticent about current losses in its core territories: in Fallujah in Iraq, villages around Mosul, around Raqqa in northern Syria and Sirte in Libya.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) is President Trump's fiercest critic in the GOP and is giving voice to misgivings held by other Republicans more reticent about airing criticism in public.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) is President Trump's fiercest critic in the GOP and is giving voice to misgivings held by other Republicans more reticent about airing criticism in public.
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No one has been more reticent about further stimulus than the Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann, who told me this month that the ECB was not a miracle-worker.
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One of the great kindnesses of extroverts, whose charisma can be the engine of conversations, is inviting those who may be more reticent into the circle of fun.
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In fact, they are often more reticent than their civilian counterparts to resort to it, with those most implicated in fighting a war slower to advocate for one.
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Olitski's paintings, such as the exhibition's generous, seductive "Tut Pink" (1965), or the more reticent, more intimate, but no less rich "Purple Love" (1968), literally cannot be seen immediately.
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But its introduction marked a clear departure from Deng's more reticent approach to foreign policy, which was often described in China as taoguang yanghui, or "hiding brightness, nourishing obscurity".
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First, allied leaders may be more reticent to talk openly with Trump, especially by telephone, and make agreements with Washington in case the conversations are subsequently made public and investigated.
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So it makes sense that she was more reticent to participate in the interruptions, and that her numbers were closer to (although still higher than) Obama and Romney's in 2012.
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Wordplay THURSDAY PUZZLE — Some themes fly right out at you, but others are a bit more reticent, staying hidden until you have put in the work that is due them.
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She is more reticent to say how much money cam boys actually make, although she makes vague references to the "high-rise penthouses" that more successful cam boys live in.
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Often, she said, the end-times-conscious evangelical communities she researched in the pre-Trump era were far more reticent to make specific associations between biblical figures and present-day ones.
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Why it matters: China's economic power and investments around the world aren't just increasing its global influence — they're making countries far more reticent to speak out about Beijing's abuses at home.
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Pompeo also had to overcome the fact that she didn't want to appear greedy — her upbringing as an Irish Catholic and a woman made her a little more reticent, she said.
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Ms. Thompson-Lindsay, the older and more reticent of the two, specializes in getting bodies ready for viewing, often spending entire days holed up in the frigid and antiseptic preparation room.
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If Stephens had sent me this email then, I would have been far more reticent to share the experience because I wouldn't know how that would affect going up for tenure.
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British workers are becoming more reticent about moving jobs as the process of leaving the European Union gets underway, exacerbating long-standing skill shortages, a survey of recruiters showed on Friday.
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"It is in wealthier countries, where we no longer see the terrible impact these preventable diseases can have, that people are more reticent," said Seth Berkley, CEO of Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance.
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This is true of people who open up easily, but it can also be true of people who are more reticent and closed off, who take a long time to trust someone.
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Employers would be more reticent to hire women and minorities — especially those just re-entering the workforce — since they automatically would be included in future gender- or race-based class-action lawsuits.
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Perhaps Justice Ginsburg should have been more reticent in order to avoid even the appearance of impropriety (the suspicion will be that her partisan views will spill over into her judicial performance).
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"I think that we are a little bit more reticent in advertising where we are going to be," Ms. Reeves said, so she instead shares photos of campaign appearances after the fact.
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The male award-winners, conversely, were far more reticent about our current cultural moment, though it's unclear whether they were uninterested, wary of speaking for women, or acting in their own self-interest.
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As autonomous vehicles get closer, most people seem to be getting more reticent about them, according to a new Axios/Survey Monkey poll, which found fears creeping up for both passengers and pedestrians.
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A deputy leader of the Social Democrats (SPD), the junior partner in Merkel's governing coalition and which is traditionally more reticent on security issues, also demanded detention before deportation for some failed asylum seekers.
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Ms. Sanders emphasized the White House's unyielding support for the demonstrators, which she contrasted to the more reticent approach taken by Mr. Obama in 2009 during protests that became known as the Green Movement.
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It was already immediately noticeable in the wake of Tuesday's disclosures that Republicans on Capitol Hill were more reticent about coming out in strong support of the President than they had been on previous occasions.
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South Korea will be more reticent as it will absorb the initial blows and the only air defense missiles on its territory, the THAAD system, were deployed by the U.S. in the spring of 2017.
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While Andrea Constand was an outspoken voice for resilience and truth inside the courtroom against Bill Cosby, she has been more reticent to talk to the news media — maybe in part because of a nondisclosure agreement.
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" He added, "She is more reticent than some people are in this highly revelatory culture we seem to live in to discuss things that she thinks are better kept within the family or close circle of friends.
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Told in three chapters, with a gay black protagonist finding his way in childhood, adolescence, and adulthood, it's part coming-of-age story and part love story, but it's far moodier and more reticent than that description implies.
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President Trump, focused on fighting his trade war with China, has been more reticent, but after Congress gave overwhelming approval to bills aimed at improving human rights in Hong Kong, Mr Trump in November signed them into law.
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Bill Clinton and Barack Obama were more reticent: Their aides argued that the two were young men with no health problems, though Mr. Clinton granted an interview on his health in 1996 under pressure from his Republican opponent, Bob Dole.
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Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, spoke for the more reticent in his party this week when he suggested they were better off keeping the focus on the more politically safe topic of neo-Nazis and the Klan.
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Those who represent urban areas back substantial gun reform measures, but those who represent suburban, exurban or rural areas are more reticent to join the chorus — especially at a moment when Democrats appear headed toward substantial victories in November's midterm elections.
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But above all, in the view of many who have watched her up close, her record on Libya illustrates how, facing a national-security or foreign-policy quandary, she was inclined to act — in marked contrast to Mr. Obama's more reticent approach.
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Oculus is generally heralded as a virtual reality gaming company more than anything and the company generally seems a bit more reticent than others (at least their current primary competitor HTC) space at highlighting the non-gaming content available on their platform.
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Mr. Casey is not behaving like a senator approaching a re-election race next year in a state Mr. Trump carried, erasing any expectation that vulnerable Democrats would edge toward Mr. Trump en masse and distinguishing himself from some more reticent colleagues.
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In the US, where lawmakers have typically been more reticent to clamp down at the risk of harming growth, there's been some suggestion maybe the companies can try to self-police, and lawmakers have asked for their input on how they think regulations should work.
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As far as the white working class is concerned, Sanders has been a bit more reticent than his most ardent supporters in making the case that there are Trump voters disenchanted with this administration that Democrats can pull back in with the promise of economic opportunity.
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Furthermore, a high CinemaScore grade tends to correlate with a long run in theaters, which makes a lot of sense: If the opening weekend audience likes a movie, then its "buzz" will be good, and word-of-mouth will encourage more reticent audiences to go see the film.
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" 8VC also has an "ethical bend," as been reported, though Lonsdale is more reticent about this, explaining that while a startup's principles are important to him, he worries that advertising as much invites "people to poke fun" at Silicon Valley, where he suggests that plenty of founders are attacking "hard problems.
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Indeed, in light of the fact that the Bank of Japan and the ECB are almost certain to embark upon new experiments in quantitative easing, while the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank shall be a good deal more reticent about doing so, owning gold in euro and yen terms is far more fundamentally warranted that owning gold in dollar terms.
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The keepers in the lion house maintain a > strong opinion that it was bred in a menagerie; the responsible officials > are more reticent on the subject and prefer to wait for evidence as to the > place of birth, and the species from which the creature was bred.
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The behavioral immune system also has consequences at a cultural level of analysis. Under ecological circumstances in which diseases are more prevalent, people also tend to display more reticent and socially restricted forms of behavior, and human cultures are defined by more conservative norms and value systems.
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The church is built of Bath stone. It consists of a prominent spired circular vestibule, attached to a much more reticent main church by the width of a single intercolumniation. The idiosyncratic spire is composed of seventeen concave sides encircled by a peripteros of Corinthian columns, making two separate sections. Nash's design was not met with universal praise.
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Jaime Hernandez, "Locas", reprinted in Meanwhile, mainstream publishers were more reticent. A relationship between the female Marvel Comics characters Mystique and Destiny was only implied at first, then cryptically confirmed in 1990 through the use of the archaic word leman, meaning a lover or sweetheart.Uncanny X-Men #265 (Early August, 1990). Only in 2001 was Destiny referred to in plain language as Mystique's lover.
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Additional lines of research on the behavioral immune system have shown that people engage in more reticent and conservative forms of behavior under conditions in which they feel more vulnerable to disease transmission. For instance, when the potential threat of disease is made salient, people tend to be less extraverted or sociable. Evidence suggests that the behavioral immune system also incorporates mechanisms designed to search out and process (heuristic) signs of disease at the level of basic visual attention.
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Her intelligence was immediately noted by other members of the community. Allen soon gained a reputation as an outspoken supporter of the rights of women and animals and of women's suffrage, a role somewhat at odds with the Shakers' traditionally more reticent values. She began to write for the Manifesto; some of these articles found a greater currency, and were distributed beyond the boundaries of the community. She was in charge as well of managing visitors to the North Family, and managed the community's store as well.
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White, however, claims that it was Doyle who actually commanded that action, on Kerins's orders. (Doyle, who openly spoke of his part in killing O'Higgins, seemed far more reticent about this part of his career). On 1 July 1943 Doyle is mentioned as having participated, together with Kerins and with Jackie Griffith – both of them much younger men, who were only born when Doyle was already a full-fledged fighter against the British – in an operation of "fund-raising" for the hard-pressed IRA (i.e., robbery).
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1972, he was a principal organiser for the Marches for Jesus that year, which involved an estimated 70,000 people. He then became involved in bitter controversy when he opposed passage of New Zealand's Homosexual Law Reform Act 1986, and earned the enmity of New Zealand's lesbian and gay communities. He established the Coalition of Concerned Citizens along with Sir Peter Tait in 1986, but that organisation failed to achieve its objective of curtailing passage of that legislation. Thereafter, Hay became more reticent, retiring from local body politics and devoting himself to civic charity work.
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Freda and Brenda are two young women living and working in north London. Freda, aged 26, tall, blonde, and weighing , is flamboyant and assertive, with aspirations of going on the stage. The privately educated Brenda, aged 32, is more reticent and strives to avoid confrontation: she was previously married and lived in rural Yorkshire, but has left her husband and moved south. The two live together in a dismal bedsit, sharing a double bed, although Brenda insists on a barrier made up of a bolster and books to separate their respective halves.
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The Swedish government was supportive of this plan, and promised the required finance. In Britain the government was more reticent, partly because it was pursuing other avenues for the development of whaling research, and also because it was unenthusiastic about funding further Antarctic expeditions. Consequently, much of the British share of the finance for the Anglo–Swedish expedition had to be secured from learned societies. Nordenskjöld had achieved some success in obtaining contributions, before the outbreak of the First World War in August 1914 led to the postponement and eventual cancellation of the project.
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In addition, facilitators also need a variety of listening skills including ability to paraphrase; stack a conversation; draw people out; balance participation; and make space for more reticent group members (Kaner, et al., 1996). It is critical to the facilitator's role to have the knowledge and skill to be able to intervene in a way that adds to the group's creativity rather than taking away from it. A successful facilitator embodies respect for others and a watchful awareness of the many layers of reality in a human group.
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Moreover, the empirical corpus largely consists of French election results since World War II. Since 1997, this analytical work has been supplemented by numerous electoral studies on the France, Switzerland, the European Union and the United States, often published in newspapers and scientific journals. It appears that, when questions of openness (to Europe, migrants, religions or minority sexual orientations) arise, the electoral space is highly sensitive to gradients of urbanity. Central areas of large cities are often favorable to such otherness while those in peri-urban areas and smaller towns are more reticent or even hostile.
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McDougall's party was turned back near the Canada–US border, and on the same day, Métis led by Riel seized Fort Garry. On 6 November, Riel invited Anglophones to attend a convention alongside Métis representatives to discuss a course of action, and on 1 December he proposed to this convention a list of rights to be demanded as a condition of union. Much of the settlement came to accept the Métis point of view, but a passionately pro-Canadian minority began organizing in opposition. Loosely constituted as the Canadian Party, this group was led by John Christian Schultz, Charles Mair, Colonel John Stoughton Dennis, and a more reticent Major Charles Boulton.
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The water is recirculated through a meandering stream that cascades down over a series of levels, creating an ideal environment for water birds, fishes, plants and other lifeforms at the aviary. A suspension bridge in the zone allows visitors to get a panoramic view of the surrounding landscape and a hiking trail lets the visitors catch sight of some of the more reticent birds in action. It houses some 1,500 free-flying birds from 80 African species and 10,000 plants with 125 species of trees, bamboo, palms and ground-cover vegetation, including various species of African glossy starlings, turacos and the white- necked rockfowl.
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Alizon confessed that she had sold her soul to the Devil, and that she had told him to lame John Law after he had called her a thief. Her brother, James, stated that his sister had also confessed to bewitching a local child. Elizabeth was more reticent, admitting only that her mother, Demdike, had a mark on her body, something that many, including Nowell, would have regarded as having been left by the Devil after he had sucked her blood. When questioned about Anne Whittle (Chattox), the matriarch of the other family reputedly involved in witchcraft in and around Pendle, Alizon perhaps saw an opportunity for revenge.
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Her relationship with Danvers is strictly sexual, and ends at an unspecified point in the third season of the show. After breaking up with Danvers, she becomes far more reticent about personal matters to avoid being the subject of office gossip. It was implied in the fourth season that her intense privacy, combined with her toughness and style change to masculine clothing, had led to some speculation that she might be a lesbian; upon seeing Kay with a mystery date, Det John Munch said as much, although this may have just been a tactic to get her to tell him who the man is. The DVD commentaries for the show reveal that the producers were aware that the character was extremely popular in the LGBT community.
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Hirst had strong memories of his time at Wolfsburg which he would share with local Volkswagen enthusiasts. The one strongest memory he would refer to regularly was the smell of the fish glue used to fix the cardboard headlinings in early cars. In later life, he became somewhat more reticent about his involvement, often saying that it was only by chance that he had been involved and that if he had not done it someone else would have. Being a keen amateur photographer, his home was littered with images taken in the early days at Volkswagen, including one really early picture of a prototype coupe which was very similar to the Volkswagen Type 14A Hebmüller Cabriolet cars of the early 1950s.
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The state is funded mostly by indirect taxation, such as levies on water supplies and telecommunications, and by fees for administrative permits. The Social Democratic Party proposes the introduction of income tax and value added tax, albeit at low rates, whereas the Liberal Party prefers keeping changes to the tax system to a minimum.. Andorra for Change rejects any changes whatsoever to the current system. A third issue is the relationship Andorra should have with the European Economic Area (EEA): at present, Andorra has a limited set of bilateral agreements with the European Union in the fields of economic, social, and cultural cooperation, signed in June 2004. The Social Democratic Party favours expanding these into a fully fledged association agreement; the Liberal Party is more reticent, but has promised to cooperate in any discussions.
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He emphasised that the indictment was based mainly on testimonies from the nurses who tended Mrs Morrell, and that there were discrepancies between the evidence given by different witnesses. Then, on the second day of the trial, he produced notebooks written by the nurses, detailing Adams' treatment of Morrell. The prosecution claimed not to have seen these notebooks: these differed from the nurses' recollection of events, and showed that smaller quantities of drugs were given to the patient than the prosecution had thought, based on Adams' prescriptions. Furthermore, the prosecution's two expert medical witnesses gave differing opinions: Arthur Douthwaite was prepared to say that murder had definitely been committed (though he changed his mind in the middle of his testimony regarding the exact date), but Michael Ashby was more reticent.
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While primarily presented as a tough and strong-willed woman who is an equal match to a male protagonist, her sensitive side is expressed through her interest in the poetry work of Alfred Tennyson. Ashley is also depicted in the series as a family-oriented and religious character, though her precise faith and beliefs are never elaborated upon except for her belief in a greater power and a concept of a final and infinite judgment by God. Joshua and Ita Irizarry, co-authors of a research paper titled "The Lord is My Shepard - Confronting Religion in the Mass Effect Trilogy" published as part of the Religion in Digital Games anthology publication, noted that Shepard may engage in explicitly religious discussions with Ashley as she is one of the more openly religious characters in the series. They observed that the character has strong religious beliefs, though she is more reticent in sharing them with other crew members as she is concerned about how they would react.
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The South African players and media were buoyant ahead the tour, citing their telling Test form and Australia's coincident decline. Proteas captain Graeme Smith saw it as his team's best chance to win a Test rubber Down Under: the bowling attack was globally vaunted, the fielding polished and the batsmen enjoying a particularly fecund run, Neil McKenzie, Hashim Amla and Smith himself all having passed 1,000 Test runs for the year, while Ashwell Prince and AB de Villiers hovered around the 900 mark. Australia, on the other hand, was still reeling from its two-nil Test defeat in India, although a clinical display against the touring New Zealanders assuaged some of their apprehensions: most notably, wicketkeeper Brad Haddin's sizeable hundred against New Zealand for once made seamless the void left by Adam Gilchrist's retirement. The press duly built the series up as a must-see, but the players were far more reticent than they had been during the adjacent encounter three years before.
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Shale gas development has brought with it various challenges for Britain's political parties. That is particularly the case for the Conservative Party, where there are tensions between the aspirations of the leadership – who tend to view shale gas in terms of economic benefit, energy independence, and a means of reducing carbon emissions – and the priorities of many of its supporters who are hostile to the process, especially those who live in areas likely to be explored for shale gas. The Liberal Democrats, in 2013 in a coalition government with the Conservative government which strongly supported shale gas development, began taking a position downplaying prospects for a "shale gas revolution", issuing several position papers on climate change which minimized the role of shale gas in favour of renewables. The Labour Party has been more reticent, but MPs have indicated they are receptive to shale gas development if environmental safeguards and an appropriate regulatory regime are in place.
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