Over time, though, officials appeared to take a more wary view, the documents suggest.
Given the country's often unhappy history with foreign governments, from Portuguese colonizers to United States support for the 1964 military coup, and lost within its own endless borders, it is perhaps unsurprising that Brazil (if not all Brazilians) sometimes has an insular, wary view of the world.
Some lawmakers already fret that consulting and tax advisory (when the Big Four are explicitly helping companies make money) can be in conflict with auditing (where the firms should take a wary, outside view of the books, in the service of investors not management).
On Thursday, People's Daily, the Communist Party newspaper, ran an opinion article asking, "Does India's 'Look East Policy Mean Lookok to Encircle China'?" That wary view may well reflect China's reaction to the whole panoply of developments among its neighbors.
By John Updike The New Yorker, August 15 , 1959P. 28 The fritillary, Fickle, wary, View Article John Updike contributed fiction, poetry, essays, and criticism to The New Yorker for a half century.
What's more, the movie's unquestioned panoply of sumptuous creature comforts and its blithely oblivious, even offensively wary view of less conspicuously prosperous New York neighborhoods suggest filmmakers who rarely set foot off Park Avenue.
Many black and Latino New Yorkers still express a wary and conflicted view of the police.
But unless Amir and Asif are cleared, they — and their statistics — will be viewed with a wary eye.
