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Sample Sentence for 慎之又慎

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One cannot be too careful in guarding state secrets.
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The best approach at this particular time is to perhaps err on the side of caution.
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Dealing with marriage is serious and making a big decision like that should be hard.
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It shows the Fed will be very deliberative with rate increases. I still feel they are going to raise rates in the second half this year, but there is no urgency to raise rates for now.
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But when it comes to purchasing medications on the web, doctors are warning buyers to beware.
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Even more than most presidential candidates, Messrs McCain and Obama both need to err on the side of caution.
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So don' t drink and drive. And if you' re older, think twice about drinking and walking.
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Still, Japan's growing dependence on China's dynamism for economic growth means responses must be finely calibrated.
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Robert Di Silva had taken no chances. He prepared the case against Michael Moretti with meticulous care.
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Gasoline prices have begun edging down but are still so high that, in combination with tight credit, they are making people wary about taking on big financial commitments.
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" He said the conclusions he and the NRC staff reached were based on the best information they had, and that they had chosen "to err on the side of caution.
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The development of internet not only make us more cautious to behave online, but also make the celebrities' lives more constrained.
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And it's a time to think very, very carefully about what stocks and other vehicles you use to ride the last stages of this trend.
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If the price of gold marches higher, this agreement will presumably be ripped up, although a dollar crisis might make central banks think twice about switching into paper money.
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Such as open trading boards being left alone, the risk will also become prominent, smart people for "blowout" situation, whether the market is cautious.
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I opposed the war in Iraq precisely because I believe that we must exercise restraint in the use of military force, and always consider the long-term consequences of our actions.
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Purely economic considerations might suggest cutting a few corners in the interest of getting stimulus moving quickly, but the politics of the situation dictates great care in how money is spent.
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That the government would target a TV dating series is not unusual; Beijing has long been wary of China's increasingly freewheeling reality programs and the outspoken stars they produce.