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Clearly, the message from the study authors was that physicians should, once again, be leery of using such drugs.
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The moral is that you should be leery of funds that trade hyperactively.
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There is already ample reason for Americans in and out of uniform to be leery of entrusting more power and authority to the United Nations.
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Title companies, meanwhile, will be leery of insuring any transaction involving a foreclosed property in Massachusetts, making it harder for buyers to obtain mortgages and driving prices down further.
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The lesson learned there, he says, is to be very leery of investing in a company with a controlling shareholder.
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The trouble is that uncertainty over the tax picture could be making some firms leery of upping dividends, Jacobsen says.
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Kilroy already is prepared to finance construction projects, while developers who need projects approved can sometimes be delayed by lenders who remain leery of construction projects that don't yet have a definite income stream.
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Still, it may be a useful treatment for women who are leery of hormone replacement therapy and its associated risks.
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But it does run the risk of alienating independents who are leery of a social policy agenda hijacking the attention that needs to be directed at the economy.
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And nattering left-wing congressional Democrats and maybe even Al Gore who say they are for ridding Iraq of weapons of mass destruction but are leery of trying to topple the man who has amassed them would be silenced, if not actually brought on board.
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We're especially leery of paying up in technology, because today's peacock is more than likely to be tomorrow's feather duster.
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