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But on Wednesday his aides took cautious steps in that direction.

The European bank also took cautious steps to withdraw the cash it had pumped into the banking system, though analysts said the measures would have little immediate effect.

Thirty years ago today, Amy reminds us, the Centers for Disease Control took cautious notice of a new, unusual, communicable, and apparently fatal immune-system disorder that, at the time, had surfaced in fewer than a half-dozen known cases in the United States.

By Hendrik Hertzberg June 5, 2011 Thirty years ago today, Amy reminds us, the Centers for Disease Control took cautious notice of a new, unusual, communicable, and apparently fatal immune-system disorder that, at the time, had surfaced in fewer than a half-dozen known cases in the United States.

Europe's main bourses erased their previous gains on Tuesday as traders, with little in the way of corporate news flow, took cautious positions ahead of earnings announcements from big hitters this week like Nokia, Roche and Rio Tinto.

In Sana'a, the capital, he has taken cautious steps towards re-establishing central authority and restoring a semblance of normal politics.

Taking cautious steps in Japanese geta sandals, the dancers came together and moved apart, eventually dashing toward one another to the song "Cheek to Cheek".

In a sympathy vote he won an unprecedented majority in an election later that year, and his administration began to take cautious steps towards economic liberalisation.

Mining Companies May Take Cautious Approach to Deals  |  A number of C.E.O.'s in the mining sector have stepped down in the last year.

He concluded: "We need a committed, passionate person to lead a country... not a Sunday school teacher taking cautious, baby steps".

Taking cautious baby steps, a robotic spacecraft is to settle today into a closer orbit of an asteroid it has been circling for almost two months.