This should rein in the more careless lenders, reducing the risk of a credit bubble.
People over 65 have half as many accidents at work as their younger and more careless colleagues.
But it may also be that investors are more careless about choosing hedge funds than they should be.
Meanwhile, the Giants were more careless with the ball, especially Eli Manning, who averaged one interception per game.
Would he get careless and more easygoing as he drank, or meaner and wilder?
Similarly, drivers responsible for more serious examples of careless driving, such as those involving collisions, would not be given fixed penalty notices.
If these are not answered soon, many more cases that turned on a few smudges left behind by a careless criminal or an innocent bystander are going to be dragged before the appeal courts.
The lending was often careless (the government guarantee of virtually all deposits gave banks more incentive to be reckless).
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Careless dealers who buy these objects and fragments are in fact inciting more looting.
Sam's youthful breezy and bigoted attitude toward Perry's real struggle with his sexual identity contrasts greatly with the unlikely ending to the play, in which Sam more or less falls on his political sword trying to make up for his careless ignorance.
But more substantial sums than this are left lying in Britain's bank accounts, unclaimed by forgetful, careless, or deceased depositors.
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Critics of the new law are concerned it's too difficult to prove whether someone has been careless or not but the government hopes it will act as a deterrent to make people take more care on the roads.
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