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Mr. Ciccone was not as circumspect.
But Marc Danziger at Winds of Change is peeved, because he thinks journalists aren't nearly as circumspect when it's not one of their own at risk.
When, in February, 2005, I visited his Jerusalem residence for yet another lavish breakfast meeting, Sharon was not as tense or as circumspect as he had been two years earlier.
The locals, says his boss, Ribeye Cluke, "have been brainwashed by the Sierra Club to think that hog facilities are bad," so he needs to be "as circumspect as possible" about his true mission: befriending the neighborhood gossips and notables and looking for the "farmers whose kids went off to school and those kids are not coming back unless somebody puts a gun to their heads".
Other anti-Clinton Democrats weren't as circumspect.
A marketing person for my client, not as circumspect as me, went back and made the same edits.
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And we have to be very circumspect as far as what information's gonna be shared.
Let the filibuster survive, but only as it was originally intended — as a circumspect and infrequent means of challenging a perceived overreach of majority power.
By definition, such freelancers cannot be caught beforehand, especially when they are as smart and circumspect as Breivik and Sonboly.
But, as anyone in the China-watching trade can tell you, Ansfield and Johnson are as seasoned and circumspect as you get.
Owen Paterson has been more circumspect, as might be expected from a man appointed to the position of environment secretary with the same logic as putting Guy Fawkes in charge of the nation's gunpowder supplies and matches.
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