You can have no contact at all with an object or situation, but repeated cautions and warnings can cause fear.
But while analysts were impressed enough with what they saw, they repeated their caution on Tesco's prospects, given the difficult consumer climate in the UK and continuing doubts about its stuggling US business Fresh & Easy.
The initial euphoria over a successful bid for the 2004 Summer Olympics has been tempered by repeated government cautioning that the hard work has just begun, with austerity measures and a huge overhaul of the capital's infrastructure ahead.
This is not what we have been lulled into expecting by repeated doses of caution and common sense.
It was a caution repeated by Paul Quander, the District's deputy mayor for public safety and justice.
When troops were pulled out too quickly and over-hastily in December of 2011, despite repeated calls for caution from the generals, the peace in Iraq was once more lost.
Mr. Bernanke repeated his familiar caution that Congress should not cut spending or raise taxes too quickly, because doing so could undermine the economic recovery, but said that a credible plan to make such changes in the long term could spur growth by improving the confidence of businesses and consumers.
Given the success of Suffragette, Bye does expect to see the Monday tactic repeated but he cautioned: "It's only going to be the right kind of movie that will be able to do it in the marketplace.
While the world's largest independent software company repeated its familiar cautions about potential perils of the global economy, it also said the quarter's results indicated that no slowdown in the desktop personal computer market loomed on the horizon.
And that caution is repeated today.
As the findings were stronger compared to those reported elsewhere, they should be interpreted with caution and repeated in larger samples where the rates of outcomes are higher.
