No one really wants to read a review full of caveats, exceptions and lengthy genre exposition, yet without those elements reviewers are often accused of not knowing enough about the game they're covering.
"Benedict's full caveat about his refusal to comment on the volume was never made public in Vigano's presentation, press release or accompanying photo," the AP writes.
But the interim constitution Mr Bremer signed with members of the council is full of caveats favouring the coalition.
The department's report is full of caveats that are intriguing to those who follow the economics and politics of oil.
But Oxfam, the anti-poverty campaign group, immediately warned that the offers were full of "caveats and loopholes," raising questions about whether the money would ever be disbursed in adequate amounts.
Wenger added that Alexis Sánchez, whose goal against Besiktas on Wednesday secured Arsenal's place in the Champions League, can play through the middle, but his praise for Podolski, who has been targeted by Juventus, was full of caveats.
And a press release distributed to reporters was full of caveats, saying that the mayor and Mr. Walder had agreed to work together to see whether the 311 system "could be the right fit for the M.T.A.'s customer service needs".
Alasdair Roberts is an angular, tentative presence, thin as twigs and full of caveats and quiet amusement, but the cerebral star of what he would never call "vogueish nu-folk" music is sure about one thing: "I am not interested in this individualistic one-man-singing-of-his-pain-with-his-acoustic-guitar bullshit.
