For Mr. Lee, an astute observer of the warping power of sexual desire and repression (not just in "Brokeback Mountain," but also in films as disparate as "The Ice Storm," "The Wedding Banquet" and "Sense and Sensibility"), the allure of "Lust, Caution" lies in the irreducible mystery of its love story, which culminates in a seemingly rash and irrational act.
In Leonard's caution lies lessons for would-be entrepreneurs and money men looking to go green.
But she cautions, lay people don't always have all the right information.
And even at the Fed, worries about the unintended costs of unlimited bond-buying may grow.The biggest reason for caution, though, lies in the gap between financial-market optimism and economic reality.
She had lived for a long time now with her scars, lies, caution.
Warning, you may get in trouble for this one, use with caution, (Say someone lies on you and said that you had it out in class then tell them you did not, and if they try to take it from you say no and stand up and call your mom).
In some cases, that seems to owe more to anti-Americanism than to a genuine passion for freedom of expression or objection to state surveillance.Behind the rhetoric of indignation lies both caution and hypocrisy.
The architect, Maya Lin, said she designed the memorial "for people to cry," and the slope of the V, rising as more and more boys died in that sulfurous war, is heartbreaking, standing as a caution about ego and lies and hypocrisy in high places.
If there was any justification for the administration's caution in 2009, it lies in not exposing the demonstrators to a regime that, unlike the one in Egypt, would not hesitate to engage in massacres to put down an uprising, no matter how peaceful.
And even Russia's allies in Chechnya have cautioned that much fighting lies ahead.
Describing the economics of the business, the plays, the feints, the lies, he cautions against easy condemnation.
