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He reflected constantly on what she had said to him, and turned over in his mind the impression of her rather circumspect tone.

Catherine may have had her difficulties; but those of her circumspect suitors are also worthy of consideration.

His Democratic opponent, Kamala Harris, agrees with him on three strikes, but has so far been more circumspect.

She could feel his eyes on her constantly, though his watching was circumspect , never obvious, never intrusive.

Some in this camp are far more circumspect and argue that administrative reform might be the best route, for now at least.

Earlier, standing beside Qureshi at a brief appearance for reporters, the Indian foreign minister was more circumspect.

I would be more circumspect in trying to extrapolate to very low resource countries.

Firms that had been willing and (despite the crunch) able to borrow for investment now seem more circumspect.

There has been a recent surge in U. S. mergers and acquisitions, but both boards and shareholders remain circumspect about deal making.

His ultimate boss, however, India's home minister, Palaniappan Chidambaram, was more circumspect.

He was more circumspect when asked who, in particular, were the best equipped.

So far, Facebook has been very circumspect in exercising that control but they don't have to be.

China has taken a circumspect approach to the assault, to the disappointment of White House officials.

However, as my jealousy increased, and held me some weeks, I was a little more circumspect , and not so familiar and kind to him as before.

Other virtual worlds consultants were more circumspect in their criticism, while acknowledging the trend against working within Second Life.

Nowadays, in order to enjoy the circumspect and thoughtful services, a great deal of domestic tourists would choose first or business class.

We always upholding and actualize principle of strict quality control, advanced designing method and circumspect service.

I actually like finding entrepreneurs who are more circumspect, less braggadocios and generally more planned about their actions.

For this reason I am hoping that everyone involved will endeavor to be circumspect with regard to this donation.

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While bankers are rubbing their hands at the newfound interest toward insurance plays, investors should be more circumspect.

Regard quality and credit standing as life, supply the quality product and circumspect service wholeheartedly.

and withal, shall make that party more circumspect, not to give further cause of suspicion.

He suggests joining the online conversation in ways that are appropriately circumspect.

He decided to be more circumspect .

Diversified system is designed to market M & A mainstay has provided a comprehensive and circumspect choice.

Amid heightened resource nationalism, progress has since been more circumspect.

Uber-producer Scott Rudin is less circumspect. Pitt, Rudin said in a recent interview, "saved it single-handedly" .

no one could have been more tender , circumspect , and at the same time serious , than count bezuhov in his manner to her.

All-Around Vision (Ex): Beholders are exceptionally alert and circumspect.

But the more circumspect caution against overestimating China's strategic and political role in the Middle East.

Mr Hellstern was more circumspect, plumping for output to rise in 2010 by a fairly modest 7 to 8 per cent.

Several others speaking under the watchful eye of government troops gave similarly circumspect answers.

In a furtive or circumspect manner; indirectly.

Much more circumspect in our service, and much more empressement of our smile.

Give satisfaction to client with circumspect service .

Since then China's biggest offshore producer of oil and gas has become a lot more circumspect beyond its familiar borders.

The Tuvans' respect for nature means that they are circumspect about developing a mining economy.

Mr Cameron had planned to be more circumspect abroad than Tony Blair.

When asked how he maintained authority, Newman was circumspect.

Thanks also to intersex advocacy groups, the medical treatment of intersexual conditions has become less dogmatic and more circumspect.

The anomaly in her personality is that she is both outgoing and circumspect .

America and Japan were more circumspect in their promises.

Now these are being unwound, once-rapacious lenders are more circumspect, consumers less flush and car showrooms less frantic.

Michele Fratianni is a little more circumspect.

But China has been circumspect in its gradual approach to liberalization to synchronize it with the development of institutional capacity.

Mr Lee has been enormously circumspect about laying the blame on Pyongyang.

Elsewhere, Ferrucci has been more circumspect about Watson's level of "understanding. "

He is circumspect and farseeing and seldom fails.

You must be circumspect in your public behavior.

But even the most circumspect could not have avoided the big three.

Sometimes she is very smart and circumspect, while sometimes she is too lazy and doesn't want to be tired!

You are too circumspect, you pay attention to every detail.

She is very circumspect when dealing with clients.

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