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A quick caveat, before you hit me with a rolled-up Ms. magazine: I don't really think stay-at-home dads are better than stay-at-home moms.

One caveat: these numbers likely vary somewhat in reliability, collected as they were from as Touch puts it, "a range of online sources. "

But there is a crucial caveat: how much worse might the politics get?

Even so, the promise came with a caveat: that the speed of enlargement must take account of the EU's "absorption capacity" .

But this caveat should not cloud the central issue: a coup in a region which has shed authoritarianism should not be allowed to stand.

His resignation came with a caveat in which he stated he would move aside once austerity measures were installed.

He would pronounce the word "caveat" the way you and I might speak of some sort of sexual deviation.

The one major caveat here: Only eight teams have had an easier schedule over the last quarter of the season.

New findings in neurology always seem to come with the caveat that there are subtleties that need to be explained.

Caveat: If you started a blog about how you're getting out of debt that could grow into a very nice business.

These predictions come with a strong caveat: correlation does not equal causation.

The only caveat here is if the memo is cancelled at this time, a draft copy is still saved due to the background LotusScript classes used.

Of course Nomura adds a caveat that we still have to see if quantitative easing will actually work.

Service commitment: All accessories sold by the Company all packet pair, packaging, cars, or replacement, a caveat vendor!

Caveat lector, of course, so much of this is bound to be wrong.

Fully a quarter of his models led to long-lived stars, but with an important caveat.

Anthony Davis: Ok, at all times and with all developer posts you must remember the caveat; nothing is 100% certain until the game ships.

Such an agreement would be an unambiguous plus, with one, key caveat.

I have much sympathy with this view, along with its corollary, that central bankers bear part of the blame, with a caveat.

The company sent a memo inviting employees, with one caveat: They must first get their boss's approval.

Just hours after that, an electrician named Elisha Gray submitted a preliminary application, or "caveat, " mentioning his own work.

In his testimony, Federal Reserve Chairman Bernanke offered what he called an important caveat to projections about recovery.

Senior Technical Evangelist Brian Keller offered the caveat that this is as yet an unsupported product.

The answer is yes but with one very critical caveat: isolating too much can devalue the deployment and run time benefits of an SOA.

There is one caveat regarding and : the integration test client can only display either or for a field.

But in an interesting caveat, Mr. Yi questioned whether China has the needed soft skills to help lead the process.

There is one caveat to this, he noted: It focuses on assets and liabilities of companies within the United States.

I'll begin with one caveat: The Dublin Core Metadata Initiative does not really have anything to do with XML.

The attribute other is just a plain class attribute. Actually, there is a caveat here.

I offer just one caveat: Unless you are an experienced public speaker when you join Toastmasters, do not start mentoring too soon.

One very important caveat : Do not , I repeat , do not rely on feedback from your nearest and dearest .

And he admitted a caveat to his bullish longer-term pronouncement: 'They have to manage the politics, and the politics is very tricky. '

He quickly adds the caveat that the company needs "to get search right first" .

With that caveat, here are a dozen ways I have endeavored to help my kids financially.

Any information can be included this way, with one caveat: The document must be well-formed, even after the entity is expanded.

In section 6 we provide a summary, and an important caveat to help put our suggestions for future research in perspective.

But there is one caveat: even if you do not reach a certain amount, for this month's usage for billing.

So I added a caveat: the stranger had to be from outside of my work environment.

Even with this caveat, the time you take to build up a set of links between your pages is well spent.

But caveat victor: The president may soon regret having won this honor, and the Nobel committee may regret having awarded it to him.

However, remember the caveat I mentioned earlier: If you are unfamiliar with any CMM model, the information in the book can be overwhelming.

But. A Blair Waldorf apology without a caveat ? Sounds serious.

Caveat: The study did not evaluate other factors, such as hand hygiene, that have been shown to affect influenza transmission.

One caveat: Preserved wine will never taste as good as it did when it was freshly opened.

Anti-corruption official Wu Yuliang acknowledges the role of the netizens and general public -- with a caveat.

The caveat, of course, is that Earth could have won the evolutionary equivalent of the lottery, and no place else is quite so lucky.

I believe in these cases there should be a presumption toward ? caveat emptor? - buyer beware.

It's just that it needs to come with a caveat, a health warning, an unromantic but insistent voice of reason.

Still found in low-quality junk, it has a bitter taste that mimics heroin's (caveat emptor) and supposedly adds to the rush.

While it would be nice to think so, a big caveat should be entered.

A caveat: Unlike most of its key rivals, Citigroup isn't profitable now and may not operate in the black next year either.

One caveat to node removal: the node must be running in order for this automatic removal process to proceed.

The delivery options are the same, with the caveat that only the UI team is involved in this process.

The only caveat for this place is it's a bit noisy. Mainly street noise and sirens from the hospital.

Caveat: plugin and action classes are not instantiated until absolutely required to lower Workbench memory requirements.

I prefer it to the 11 A. M. kickoffs of the other majors with one caveat: Centre Court matches should also start at noon.

The only caveat I will say is that if you are in an office atmosphere that you are unhappy working at, don't quit your job just yet.

The only caveat is that our target class happened to be intercepting filter itself.

This caveat is not about the temperature of the food, but about the welcome travellers can expect in the restaurant car.

Caveat: Humans and mice may have differing capacities for the absorption, distribution and excretion of ursolic acid, researchers said.

There's a caveat, though: Humor can be distracting and may decrease performance on non-creative tasks.

Investors should fully understand and comply with the securities market "caveat emptor " principle.

Another caveat of the contract-free version of the 4S: You may be subject to a credit check, and you must be 18 or older to purchase it.

The report identified the euro as the most "credible" rival to the US dollar, with one caveat.

Many software products come with the pick-two caveat, meaning that you must choose only two: speed, flexibility, or readability.

Edible commodities, hygiene first. Caveat emptor. Thanks for understanding.

One caveat bears mentioning. The number of Java language focused books and Web sites is immense.

"Guidelines" to emphasize once again that the stock market "caveat emptor " principle.

The World Bank's ethics committee should have a signon the door warning: "Caveat emptor - don't rely on us. "

The only caveat is to be gentle ; too much energy can make the patient jittery or headachy .

Dr Grove still believes in Moore's law (with the caveat that it will get ever pricier for chipmakers to uphold) but he has a grave concern.

But there is one caveat: that the host country is capable and willing to deal with problems itself.

The only caveat here is the need to interrogate the returned data to switch on the different data and tracer types.

Caveat: operating system fingerprints are occasionally wrong.

One caveat for the workplace; make sure no-one is allergic to the oils before you use them.

As a caveat, we should note that Avira's survey is based on a random sample of the company's own customers.

Caveat: Participants self-reported their finger lengths, raising the possibility of error.

Falling margins tend to portend better economic outcomes, with the caveat that they're not falling too fast.

There is one important caveat, though: Functions work at a point level, not a component level.

However, a caveat should be included in any discussion of the onset of the mobile generation.

A final caveat: beware of methods in view objects that simply trampoline calls back to the model.

There is one big caveat to that conclusion, whichoccurs in ordinary, nonrelativistic quantum mechanics.

However, the good news came with a caveat: rescuing the miners might take months.

Ergo: gullible viewers should keep a 24-carat caveat emptor in mind every time they pick up the remote.

Why: Anything with a caveat like this is rude.

But Mr. Nicholson added a caveat: the moves will only happen 'once they prove that the quality is there. '

The major caveat with disabling buttons is to remember to re-enable them at an appropriate time.

I would definitely stay here again with the caveat that I will ask for a quiet room.

Caveat: Don't try this at home if you're not very familiar with whatever encryption product you're using.

There is one caveat that should be made about the nose framework: it will, by default, avoid Python modules that are marked as executable.

Caveat: The function only accepts Unicode strings, and will return an error if non-Unicode strings are passed in.

The other caveat with the FCC's new rules is their leniency towards mobile operators, who will be allowed to block some kinds of traffic.

The past has allure for travelers, of course, but with a common caveat with memories.

I would say yes, it does, but I also agreed with his caveat.

A Caveat: Are metabolically healthy obese individuals REALLY healthy?

One caveat: Moving into China's poorer areas may shrink profit margins as companies are forced to cut prices.

Is there a caveat in all this bustle?

The second caveat is that the history of this new business medium is still being -written.

I happily comply, with one caveat: Anything more than six miles, we drive.

And there is one last caveat, the motivator cards have a remember me card that will remind you to bring home the milk.

Caveat: The small number of participants and the lab setting limit the study's applicability to everyday itching and scratching.

For this, I can use the standard Spring approach, but with one caveat.

Class libraries are reusable, but with the caveat that they be bounded by the language runtimes.

I was contented with PES in the play tests - but offered that joy with the caveat that prolonged play will show the game's true colours.

However, the MoD adds the caveat that these remain subject to revision at Main Gate approval.

One final caveat: if spectators are still chuckling about the episode in the morning, they may be alone.

I will tell you the same thing that I told her with one caveat.

Another caveat: all numbers are subject to revision, perhaps years later.

One caveat: You need to strike a balance between too much information and too little information.

It supported the caveat expressed by the Delegation of El Salvador.

Thus the bullish call comes with a hefty caveat.

There's a caveat, though. If you don't fall asleep within about 15 minutes, get up and do something relaxing.

The usual caveat about extrapolating from one month of data obviously applies when dealing with erratic Chinese statistics.

And there is an important caveat: Being a social entrepreneur does not mean eliminating a program just because it loses money.

Caveat: You cannot make changes to HTML pages that are in EXEs or DLLs because the changes are not imported back into the EXE or DLL.

Still, each photo contains the caveat, "Results not typical. "

The one caveat to this trick is that you both need to be logged in as the same user.

The second caveat concerns the relevance of the mental improvement.

This is where the caveat mentioned earlier of paying special attention to the names that have been defined already becomes important.

My plan would have come to fruition had my friends included a caveat: go to a school in the US.

The only caveat is the elevator is very small, big enough for 2 people with luggage.

For customers the lesson is a familiar but neglected one: caveat emptor.

Sadly, there are two caveats and a huge omission. The first caveat is that the law is not clear.

A small caveat on references might appeal to subtle-minded hackers.

One caveat: The test units Lenovo sent me had twice the standard memory of base models.

But here's a big caveat: most people would probably choose caffeine over a nap, and ditch the nap entirely.

The caveat I would make is not about one or another country's paucity of engineers or computers.

Prof. GATZ: Let me add one more caveat.

There is one caveat: You don't want to just repeatedly call this function until you hit the rate limit.

'The big caveat is that if you feel fine during the day then whatever's happening isn't a problem, ' says Dr Stanley.

Caveat: The study relied on parental reporting to determine when the infants reached these motor milestones.

The second caveat is that, as mentioned here before, it makes sense to be wary of investing in Wall Street firms.

Caveat to Lesson No. 1: Extreme valuations are sometimes hard to recognize.

Samsung ultra camera ad, caveat, see you dare watch avatar look good on the chaos of the home page plus to a friend!

The 1988 report largely supported the idea of the dam, but with one caveat: Its waters shouldn't exceed a depth of 160 meters.

However, there's a rather significant caveat.

Yes! But there's a little caveat; let's just say I'm signed up if there is a movie.

Try both and see which is preferable, either is acceptable with one caveat.

(Total savings: $19. 35. ) One caveat: whole-wheat pasta often has a shorter expiration date, she warns.

Caveat: This ranking is primarily US-based.

The only caveat I have is that a few of the commands generated contain syntax errors.

EXAMPLE: In the 19th century there were few laws protecting American consumers, and so the slogan of the marketplace was caveat emptor.

Caveat emptor has been the dominant principle.

The caveat is, of course, that methods such as Kinki University's must spread.

Did Ms. Awesome For Real just use caveat emptor?

With or without neuro-scientific breakthroughs, some things - such as caveat emptor - never change.

That's an important caveat to the data in the chart.

Another caveat is that for all its recent progress, Latin America remains a long way from enjoying widespread affluence.

There are encouraging signs in the March jobs report, but for each hopeful development, there is a caveat.

But before going further I need to introduce a huge caveat.

"There's a big caveat emptor sign on China now. Investors feel there are safer ways to lose money closer to home, " the banker added.

Caveat: The researchers didn't test any medical interventions related to their findings.

Most important, remember: Caveat emptor, or buyer beware.

Migration from 2. 2. 2 should be trivial, with one caveat for the Param tag.

One important caveat is that these security improvements aren't perfect.

The one big caveat is that blobs can't be larger than 1MB, although that restriction might be relaxed in the future.

Caveat: This is a large and complex topic. It is not possible to cover all variations here.

One caveat: Don't stay in bed when you're awake.

I do want a caveat that my remarks are my own and don't represent necessarily the Committee of 100 or the Obama campaign.

There is a caveat, of course: the scheme must work.

There is, however, a caveat or five: the price doesn't include speakers.

In every way that can be measured (a big caveat), racism has diminished in the past two generations.

Caveat: While the patients receiving only standard care were a control group, the study didn't use a placebo group.

The other main SWAT caveat is that it's a security risk.

The first caveat is that the law is not clear.

A caveat here is appropriate.

One important caveat is that Linux and Windows use the same GUID for their data partitions.

The only caveat here is that although Python's current version is 2. 1 as of this writing, Zope still runs only with Python 1. 5. 2.

The caveat is that a receding economic tide could expose weakness.

The second caveat is that once you look at the euro and the yen, the dollar has been here before, and not that long ago.

Here is the important caveat for many managers. Just because everyone can meet at the same time and talk together doesn't mean they should.

The caveat is that the target device must support WML 1. 1.

The oldest player in the NBA at 40 years old, Mutombo's caveat about whether he would want to play again was that he remain healthy.

We know what we want, there is potential to additional caveat if done on time and high quality.

Besides, as the caveat for $1bn-plus issuers suggests, China cannot afford to dispense with Hong Kong just yet.

The caveat is that if you wish to study the works of another artist, make sure that he or she is competent.

caveat: a warning or caution; admonition

(One caveat: Avoid large deepwater varieties such as tilefish, kingfish, and swordfish, which are chock-full of mercury. )

With that caveat in mind, here are 10 things thatmight (or as likely not) happen in 2011:

That caveat aside, here are some of the stepping stones along my path to liberation

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