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On a political note, voices add that muscular action against al-Qaeda has bought Mr Obama space: Democrats are no longer so defensive about national security.But there is immense caution about larger military commitments.
The party is backed by the Soka Gakkai, a Buddhist organisation that was persecuted during the war by leaders of state Shinto.Japan's post-war prime ministers have treated the shrine with immense caution, fearing a Japanese backlash as much as a foreign one.
An official prime-ministerial visit to Yasukuni, therefore, threatens to erode the separation of state and religion laid down in Japan's constitution.With the sole exception of Yasuhiro Nakasone, who went "officially" in 1985 but never dared do so again, Japan's post-war prime ministers have treated the shrine with immense caution, in fear as much of the Japanese as of the foreign backlash.
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Since Connelly controls, to a great extent, the access to the President, he himself has immense indirect power, which he wields with craft caution, loyalty, with a shrewd understanding of the wishes of the Boss.
Although Garden sees the immense cost reduction that would come with automating aspects of labor, he cautions that automation should be viewed as a means to aid human workers.
But one senior American official who was following events in Yemen closely said the immense complexity of Yemen's tribal society, and Mr. Saleh's history of brinkmanship, argued for caution.
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