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You think we seem to have met before, you asked me if we have an agreement of the preexistence? I open my big eyes with reticent.

Although Lee has become something of a hero since publicizing his involvement with the Open Kinect contest, he is reticent.

So just how much bond buying would the U. S. central bank have to do to get reticent consumers spending again?

"She had been shy and reticent with me, and now . . . she was telling me aloud the secrets of her inmost heart" (W. H. Hudson).

She was so reticent about her social life that even her roommates did not know she had a boyfriend.

But, although it has been painfully reticent, Safe only seems to have bought small slices of western companies so far.

Since most people dislike being pushed to see any sort of adviser, I expected Boris to be reticent, if not downright hostile.

Though the Seattle-based company has stuck to its policy of not disclosing Kindle sales, securities analysts have not been so reticent.

The spill dishearten us all and, I believe, makes the public a little more reticent to assume a smooth recovery.

A senseless tragedy, it was called, and she was described as a reticent and prematurely aged survivor.

WORD OF THE DAY - reticent: restrained; uncommunicative . She remembered how reticent her father had been about his past.

Reticent by nature, he was always reluctant to talk about himself, but he welcomed the opportunity to talk about the making of literature.

Mr. Yu was less reticent last week, when he denounced U. S. Treasury bonds as a giant 'ponzi scheme' boosted by Federal Reserve purchases.

Pressed to say what he has learned from Barack Obama's early travails as American President, Mr Cameron is diplomatically reticent.

This is a distinct improvement on 1995, the year of the Kobe earthquake, when it was more reticent on both counts.

The pig-tailed executive's insights provide a rare glimpse into the culture of a traditionally reticent company.

Ever young, handsome, reticent , virtuous you picked up the seventeen-year-old innocence again several years later.

If you have the joy of winning the favor of a young woman , or man, don't be reticent but rather offer real proof of your passion .

No one could elicit any response out of the reticent little girl.

"The mood is still quite gloomy, people are reticent about spending, " said David Resler, chief economist at Nomura Securities.

Aunty Henny was an outgoing but reticent person.

And America has reason to be reticent about actually supporting a non-European candidate.

One reason why Western governments have until recently been reticent about cyber-espionage is surely because they are dab hands at it, too.

But, he says, his own prominent role reduces the pressure on more reticent groups who want to avoid publicity.

People that are low in self-confidence tend to be reticent and somewhat anxious.

He seemed unduly reticent on the subject of His past.

A slaughterhouse workers, overweight, introverted, very reticent.

You must be careful how you deal with people if you really want to make a good impression. Being reticent will get you further.

Being firm, resolute, simple and reticent is close to being humane.

Look for new challenges. Don't get reticent because you're good at your current role. Keep thinking of new ideas.

The official media, often reticent about reporting bad news, rapidly updated casualty numbers.

Still, you've been brooding about certain recent, and deeply wounding, situations so are unusually reticent. Don't be.

Roberta Ahmanson was not reticent about her and husband's political views.

Never discuss company business and people where strangers can overhear. Even in private, be reticent.

Then, there is Jacob, who seems initially reticent but allows his emotional fire to burn more brightly as the journey progresses.

Her mother, always reticent about the tragedy, died in 1975 at age 95.

These four women may not be aware of their repressed thoughts, but they are indeed the direct challenge to reticent patriarchy.

Many people are reticent to talk about money worries, but almost everyone has them, so open up and tap your allies.

Recent insurgent attacks are likely to make banks even more reticent.

Many toddlers are notoriously choosy about their foods and reticent to try new things.

The data signal companies are becoming reticent to hire as the economy cools.

Reticent floating clouds, it is that you have sad than I and many, I bear patiently than you more.

Rather reticent as vice-president, Mr Jonathan is becoming more forceful.

Solitude is a reticent hitman who effluences bullets of painful get me through.

Jane was talking with others while Eliza remained reticent tall the time .

The US remains the world's indispensable power, but it is becoming a more reticent one.

He was extremely reticent about his personal life.

Mr Browne himself comes across as likeable, if painfully reticent.

Let us reticent and retaliate by doing our part everyday.

Ask him about almost anything else in finance and he is far less reticent.

She is suddenly reticent. "Not necessarily in practice. In theory. I wouldn't say even if I had. "

Chinese industry executives attending the show remain reticent to discuss the J-11B program.

Consumer groups weren't as reticent, saying the deal could lead to less choice for consumers and more tracking of their online activities.

She lives a reticent life, socialising little because she is shy, and also because of her previous negative marriage.

But most analysts are more reticent.

Mr Rudd was reticent to discuss his plans in last night's interview.

"Everyone was reticent about giving us money, because they didn't think there would be an audience, " he says.

This last is something new; the author has been reticent about writing explicit sex scenes in the past.

They "talk a lot" , while Asian students are reticent, she says.

Your independent energy may be so strong and dynamic today that it could intimidate someone in your life who is slightly reticent.

Breathing a kind of lonely taste, fading from memory slowly after you are reticent of heartbeat . . .

Lenovo, for example, has had to encourage normally reticent Chinese workers to speak candidly in meetings with American colleagues.

There is a love is reticent, and it's pay may be arbitrary, and it's gentle and may be persistent.

ms wang may be reticent in public.

Soldier wants sincere spoken and reticent. He says that he doesn't understand what the love is.

And if you are reticent to take this advice, pretend you're at the jam counter, and you should arbitrarily knock 18 jars on the floor.

If Mr Perry is reticent, Mr Romney is gushing.

And like many Estonians, he is reticent and modest.

so reticent throws a rope my way, do I reach out?

I have a very cheerful mother and the father of a very reticent, and we have a mutual love.

You have an extra reason to be reticent.

I am very British in that I'm reticent.

With so many variables in the week ahead, Wall Street professionals are unusually reticent to call the market

To a certain extent, the victim that maintain reticent masses should be grieved and desperate;

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