He deployed Task Unit Shufly to Saigon in 1962 only because he was ordered to, and cautioned against further involvement in South Vietnam, which he toured in October 1962.
In Guerrero, the threat of flooding prompted the state government to prepare 900 shelters, while boaters were ordered to exercise caution due to rough seas generated by the nearby tropical cyclone.
(Although Ireland had only one certified case, caution was the order of the day).
A separate report Wednesday from Eurostat, the official statistics agency of the European Union, suggested caution was in order.
At the same time they acknowledged that a growing atmosphere of caution was the order of the day, at least in the short run.
Dan Greenhaus, chief economic strategist at Miller Tabak, an investment research company, said caution was in order, given that much of the increase in G.D.P. could be attributed to the injection of the stimulus package.
But at the same time, he said, caution was in order, because the study lasted only two years and it would be essential to find out how these patients fared over time.
But others say caution is in order.
These data establish Raf-1 as an endogenous Rok- α inhibitor operating downstream of Ras to regulate keratinocyte differentiation, and imply that caution is in order when using Rok inhibitors, especially in the treatment of Ras-driven tumours.
