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Karzai adopted a far more restrained style, continually stressing what he said had been his successes in power, particularly the construction of schools, roads and other basic infrastructure.
On the Republican side, Senator John McCain and Mitt Romney have a far more restrained advertising effort that started just this weekend and is focusing on a handful of states and national cable television.
It could have issued a far more restrained decision in response to Schrems' claim, which essentially asked whether safe harbour prevented national data protection authorities – such as Britain's Information Commissioner's Office – from investigating the practices of US companies.
Nonetheless, I argued that, just as the Vietnam anti-war movement was damaged by "the open identification of some in its ranks with America's enemies," so did the congressional visit set back the cause of those who, at the time, were trying to get Congress to pass a far more restrained war resolution.
Today, Microsoft is launching a far more restrained campaign: an online safety and security resource center, a privacy quiz and a new TV ad that proclaims that "your privacy is [Microsoft's] priority".
It evokes "Erin Brockovich" and "The Pelican Brief" but with a far more restrained palette.
When he arrived here on Tuesday evening ahead of a full day of talks — capped by a speech at the Brandenburg Gate — the reception was far more restrained.
THE merest whiff of cannibalism in a story is enough to whet most journalists' appetites, but archaeologists and anthropologists are far more restrained.
