And Yahoo may be the most restrained company in the game.
"The data shows that the New York City Police Department is the most restrained in the country," said Paul J. Browne, the department's chief spokesman.
For them, Sheridan Square in the Village offers what might be the most restrained mocktail in town, the Mineral Cocktail.
The Financial Times, which believes business makes the world go round and favours meritocracy rather than aristocracy, was the most restrained of all the national papers.
"Generally, when it comes to the use of firearms, we are the most restrained large city police department in the United States," Mr. Safir said.
With its tone of unremitting gentility "Provoked" may be the most restrained wife-beating drama ever to grace a movie screen.
Although he claims that the NYPD, of all the city police forces in America, is the most restrained in its use of force, he "pleads guilty" to failing to treat the public with enough respect.
The best dish might be the most restrained: skin-on strips of raw madai (sea bream) sitting in a pool of soy-infused brown butter, alongside a thick lemon-yellow cream redolent of citrus and zest.
"It's the tone that's set by the president," Giuliani said, adding that it was "the obligation of the president of the United States to explain to the American people –and the world – that our police are the best in the world; they are the most trained; they are the most restrained".
Since Bell's death, police academy recruits routinely spend four days in Harlem's Apollo theatre listening to community leaders such as Mr Sharpton.Surprisingly, New York's police department (NYPD) is the most restrained large force in the country, with a very low ratio of fatal shootings involving the police: 0.36 per 1,000 officers in 2006, compared with 3.79 in Phoenix and 3.34 in Philadelphia.
