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There is less restraint about his prejudices: Turks are sadistic ruffians; Bulgars are mean-minded crooks; the Greeks, however, are heroic and romantic rustics.

There is a quality of restraint about Mr. Barenboim's music making that in some works, for some people, can seem like aloofness.

From the opening moments, cordially announced by a violin and piano, there's an air of restraint about Andrew Hilton's approach to Shakespeare's early, and rather boisterous comedy.

Moody's and Fitch are playing the good cop — exercising restraint about a potential downgrade, yet still flexing their muscles by criticizing the government both publicly and behind the scenes.

Klay writes with a powerful restraint about the inversion of normal reality called combat, its permanent effects on bodies and souls, but the best stories in "Redeployment" look at war from a slight distance.

But such quotas must be renewed annually, creating annoying uncertainty for producers and importers.The new deal offers greater predictability and America has promised to "exercise restraint" about using safeguards in future.

But Dr. Bill Crawford, author of "All Stressed Up and Nowhere to Go," explains that breathing is not about restraint but about control.

This is about restraint, it is about fortitude, it is about tolerating change to your body or mind and, yes, discomfort too.

Campaign insiders say she has usually sided with advisers favoring a more aggressive approach to challenging Mr. Obama, of Illinois, instead of those arguing for restraint, worried about reinforcing the negatives about her image.

The production was a reminder that the Baroque was about restraint, but also about joy: the exhilaration of performance.

When he talks to them about restraint and patience — about the fullness of time and the "positive side to Anglican diffuseness and slowness of decision-making" and his own anguish "trying to counsel patience to people who are suffering more than you are" — they say, as many of them did to me: The fullness of time is fine, but it's God's time.