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Yet New Yorkers, while certainly beneficiaries, as Ms. Gilhart suggested, of all sorts of sophisticated information, are not altogether averse to a candy cane.
And it's not as if Stern is averse to innovation altogether.
They're all about being risk averse.
As I've noted, I wouldn't be averse to ditching the front-facing camera altogether, and here it seems to be in service of another emerging mobile trend: the seamless smartphone.
All this is making investors risk averse.
That might allow aircraft to do away with flaps altogether, saving yet more weight.In an industry as regulated and risk-averse as aircraft building, introducing these changes will prove an uphill struggle.
It was a quintessential Obama speech — intelligent but not stirring, firm and sober and rather solemn, altogether in the image of his refurbished Oval Office with its risk-averse muted neutral tones.
Again, the mixture of fruit is largely up to you, although I like a variety of colours and textures in mine and a good handful of candied peel (if you're averse to the latter, feel free to substitute some freshly grated lemon or orange zest or to eschew citrus altogether).
Sometimes people are averse".
Banks, however, are less averse.
