That is why members of Congress are proceeding with caution.
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A recent S&P Capital IQ report suggests proceeding with caution.
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That indicates US financial companies are "proceeding with caution," Wald said.
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Authorities were proceeding with caution because of the heat around the springs.
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"I am proceeding with caution with regard to public equities," he said.
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But as Glamour pointed out in April, the industry is proceeding with caution.
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But rather than proceeding with caution and defusing the situation, they barked orders.
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Other owners are proceeding with caution, watching a situation that changes every day.
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Until then, drone operators are proceeding with caution, and some are reconsidering their hobby.
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Administration officials, while hopeful, are proceeding with caution in their preparation for the talks.
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Investigators are proceeding with caution and not calling the individual in the photograph a suspect.
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Perhaps because she knows who runs Washington these days, and is therefore proceeding with caution.
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Sideways So after the rain arrived on Friday evening, right on schedule, proceeding with caution became everything.
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As a result, the wealthy are proceeding with caution when it comes to grand displays of wealth.
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As political infighting rages between the country's president, Jacob Zuma, and opposition parties, investors are proceeding with caution.
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"With eyes toward consolidating disinflation, the monetary authority will continue proceeding with caution," the bank said in a statement.
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Reconsidering TPP: The Japanese government has expressed its willingness to welcome the U.S. back to the TPP, but is proceeding with caution.
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However, there is still enough uncertainty about Trump's ideas and his ability to execute them that estate planning pros are proceeding with caution.
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While he owns some stocks in the sector, he advises proceeding with caution, because investors have a tendency to pile into the trade.
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Where once candidates might have tried to be as visible as possible, many are now proceeding with caution, heeding warnings from the police.
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" While she's proceeding with caution with this newfound love — "I wear my heart on my sleeve," she says — meeting her "charming" new man was "magical.
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"There's an appointed skeptic to each steering committee who's there to point out things we're not thinking about make sure we're proceeding with caution," he said.
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You can't yet follow politics as a Twitter topic — company executives have expressed concern about the tweets such a topic might amplify, and are proceeding with caution.
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The board might be proceeding with caution because it wants to make sure that the information it provides is accurate and does not undermine a continuing investigation.
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But based on conversations with attendees, they are not expecting virtual reality (VR) to become a mainstream phenomenon any time soon, and many are hedging their bets and proceeding with caution.
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But the person who would need to put in the request, specifically, is House Ways & Means Committee Chair Richard Neal (D-MA), and thus far, Neal has been proceeding with caution.
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Tagovailoa is coming off of a brutal injury, and while he's expected to be ready to play in 2020, you wouldn't fault the Dolphins, or whichever team winds up drafting him for proceeding with caution.
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If the pivot toward global statesmanship means Trump can avoid inflaming an already precarious confirmation process, that would satisfy many Republican lawmakers, who are proceeding with caution amid a fraught political moment that coincides with a national reckoning on matters of sexual abuse and harassment.
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Multiple essayists state that artificial general intelligence is still two to four decades away. Most of the essayists advice proceeding with caution. Hypothetical dangers discussed include societal fragmentation, loss of human jobs, dominance of multinational corporations with powerful AI, or existential risk if superintelligent machines develop a drive for self-preservation. Computer scientist W. Daniel Hillis states "Humans might be seen as minor annoyances, like ants at a picnic".
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In 1990, Time magazine published an article titled "Living: Proceeding with Caution", which described those then in their 20s as aimless and unfocused. Media pundits and advertisers further struggled to define the cohort, typically portraying them as "unfocused twentysomethings". A MetLife report noted: "media would portray them as the Friends generation: rather self-involved and perhaps aimless...but fun". Gen Xers were often portrayed as apathetic or as "slackers", lacking bearings, a stereotype which was initially tied to Richard Linklater's comedic and essentially plotless 1991 film Slacker.
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On March 21, after 5 p.m. EDT, Judge Friedman ruled for the plaintiffs without staying enforcement of his decision. In ruling that the Michigan Marriage Amendment violated equal protection, Friedman found it unnecessary to address the Due Process Clause or levels of scrutiny higher than rational review. The state defendants asserted that the same-sex marriage ban furthered legitimate state interests in providing an optimal environment for child rearing, proceeding with caution before altering the traditional definition of marriage, and upholding tradition and morality.
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A ticket would be filled out and given to the driver of the lead consist, who would also be shown the staff. After the average time to complete the section has passed, the second train can depart the station, proceeding with caution in case the train ahead has broken down, holding both the staff (or another ticket) and a notice of train ahead. In late 2012 an Electric Staff system was re-introduced on the Mussel Pool to Whiteman Village Junction, with staff instruments located in the signal cabins at both stations. At the same time a wired telephone line was re-introduced between the two stations, using telegraph poles.
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On the day of the accident, JNR Limited Express 243, consisting of a JNR Class C51 coal- fired steam locomotive with nine passengers cars was en route from Nagoya Station to Toba Station. Per the train’s driver and fireman, the signal at Rokken Station indicated that the train had right-of-way, and was proceeding with caution; therefore the train passed the platform of Rokken Station at a speed of 58 km/h. However, at the end of the platform, the driver found that the token was missing, and that the signal displayed “stop”, which indicated that it was unsafe to proceed due to oncoming traffic. He applied the emergency brakes, but overran the safety barrier, causing the train to derail, with some of the passenger carriages partially on the rails of the main line.
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Friedman wrote that the first interest could logically be used to "require that only rich, educated, suburban-dwelling, married Asians may marry, to the exclusion of all other heterosexual couples." He wrote that an interest in proceeding with caution can be asserted in any setting and that "any deprivation of constitutional rights calls for prompt rectification". Regarding morality, Friedman wrote: > Many Michigan residents have religious convictions whose principles ... > inform their own viewpoints about marriage. Nonetheless, these views cannot > strip other citizens of the guarantees of equal protection under the law. > The same Constitution that protects the free exercise of one’s faith in > deciding whether to solemnize certain marriages rather than others, is the > same Constitution that prevents the state from either mandating adherence to > an established religion ... or enforcing private moral or religious beliefs > without an accompanying secular purpose.
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