It's a picture of a hoover-hog, by the way, an invention of which that Mr Dyson might well be wary.
But for all that heady talk, proponents of legalization still face a series of stiff challenges, including winning over older members of the electorate — who overwhelmingly rejected the measure — as well as wary elected officials from both political parties.
After three decades of cooking in New York schools, Mr. Cowell might well be wary of the latest in a string of outsiders swooping in with suggestions about overhauling the frozen foods that feed thousands of students daily.
Americans, Buhler writes, "emerged from the experience both dismissive of foreign intervention as a tool of statecraft as well as wary of the moral language used to justify it".
While the majority of the alleged fraud took place before Deutsche acquired the mortgage operation, Mr. Ackermann and the Deutsche board may well be wary of choosing a bond and derivatives technician at a time when the practices of all major banks are still being scrutinized.
And, indeed, if he were to remember it he might well be wary of it: he believes that many memories are false, "so much so that, on the Cartesian principle of the rotten apple, none is to be trusted unless it has some external support".
Al-Jazeera's Arabic service has been sharply criticised by the Bush administration—and American companies may well be wary of a backlash against the English version.Over time, says Steven Livingston, a media professor at America's George Washington University, AJE is likely to break through to the big cities because its impact will be felt elsewhere in the world and Americans will demand it.
Ms. Chu and Ms. Wells seem wary of forgoing the salon for most procedures.
LIKE most Hollywood filmmakers, whose first mission is to entertain, Mr. Wells is wary of setting up "The Company Men" as a message movie.
Britton fixed on him a look her fans know well: wide-eyed, wary disbelief.
