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As Anthony Giddens remarked (in the same issue of The Economist), it is a market-oriented social-liberalism, that goes beyond the neo-liberalism of the new right and the social democracy of the old left.LUIZ CARLOS, BRESSER PEREIRASao PauloBank statementSIR The concluding paragraph of your article on Italian banks misses the point ("Cautious communion", May 2nd).
Since there is a strong correlation (r = 0.97) between the estimates of association for PDA and for nondense area (that is, strong collinearity), the use of both terms in the same model calls for cautious interpretation; see 3rd paragraph below.
Unsure of the next move, the Viet Cong 5th Division adopted a cautious posture, with only the 1st Battalion, 275th Regiment remaining in the May Tao mountains while the 274th Regiment dispersed east of Route 2 for the remainder of the month.
There is a realization that we need to speed up the processing time of mobile payments, loans and money transfers, for example, to drag the cautious industry into the 21st century.
The Court became more cautious about awarding damages during the 16th and 17th centuries; Lord Chancellors and legal writers considered it a common law remedy, and judges would normally only award damages where no other remedy was appropriate.
While your dentist probably ditched paper records long ago, the courts of the 21st century remain deeply cautious about IT.
In a remarkable reversal of therapeutic paradigms, the cautious approach employed until the late 20th century, known as the 'therapeutic pyramid' [ 26], has been reversed to call for an early, optimally effective initial (DMARD) treatment.
