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Miller said he doesn't have concerns with FEMA being in the state, but he remains loath to say a good word about them.

But because the drone program remains classified, administration officials are loath to discuss it in any detail, even when it is at the center of policy discussions, as it was during Mr. Obama's meeting in the Oval Office on Thursday with President Abdu Rabbu Mansour Hadi of Yemen.

Almost unnerving levels of balance in corners – the body remains horizon-flat, and even with rear-wheel drive, loath to break free of the tarmac – illustrates why two 3.6-litre V6s, rated at 321hp and 420hp respectively, are on the options sheet.

Historian Stanley Sloan has argued, in addition, that France "remains protective of its national sovereignty" and would be loath to relinquish any control to NATO's Supreme Allied Commander (an American).

When I was young, my mum used to ask him, with increasing regularity and intensity: "Why do you need all this stuff?" He was a pathological collector, bad with money and loath to throw anything away, so my mum's house remains cluttered with dozens of boxes of books, comics, records and plastic models that she doesn't know what to do with.

Countries outside of the region are loath to stretch their necks ahead of African governments or what leadership remains in Somalia itself.

Defining the world's most dangerous sport remains a tricky subject, mainly due to limited data: Unsurprisingly, organizers and participants are loath to publicize deaths.

There are still many battles in front of Mrs. Gongadze, but she continues to hold great leverage over Mr. Kuchma, for as long as she finds fault with the forensic tests on the body discovered in November and refuses to bury it, Mr. Kuchma remains under pressure to acknowledge that a murder was committed and mount a credible investigation, something he seems loath to do.

And loath as I am in these awful times to trot out Still Another Damn Thing to Worry About, I nevertheless am compelled to note warnings from travel-security experts that street crime, not terrorism, remains by far the main threat to the increasingly far-flung ranks of American business travelers abroad today.

What remains to be seen is whether this 100-person company can weather an economic cycle in which most of its potential customers are loath to plunk down cash for anything.

Lyell was primarily arguing against the probability of finding the remains of terrestrial vertebrates in a marine setting but in general was loath to accept any catastrophic explanations for geological phenomena.