Neighbors such as Ukraine have become more wary.

Both Russia s neighbors and Western Europe have become more wary of depending upon Russia.

But donors are wary.

But donors are wary.

The moderates are understandably wary.

Warburton wary of January transfers

Mary is wary of strangers.

Long used to wielding power, the military had become increasingly wary of Mubarak s efforts to groom his son as his successor.

But investors should be wary of this argument.

But ever since George W. Bush included these ideas as part of his democracy promotion campaigns, European Socialists have become more wary of them.

Once a wary non entity, he has grown bolder.

But governments should be wary of expensive fiscal stimulus.

But many are also wary of the military coup.

Many Muslims are wary of this brand of identity politics.

We should be wary about defining nuclear security so narrowly.

The point is that we should be wary of hyperbolic predictions.

Yet the US and others are wary of being labeled appeasers.

Citizens are increasingly wary of the idea of economic and social progress.

Decision makers will be wary of openness even with their closest staff.

Decision makers will be wary of openness even with their closest staff.

Should I be wary? Like you, I'm very tempted by the latest thing.

They value the Union for its economic benefits, but are wary of its politics.

From the beginning, senior Reagan era officials were wary of pursuing a unilateral response.

Policymakers should be wary of imposing a regulatory shock simultaneously with a fiscal shock.

So Putin, who usually seems omnipotent, remains wary of issuing an invitation to Pope Benedict.

Washington is wary of agreeing to the declaration without Pyongyang first making significant disarmament moves.

To be sure, India is as wary of China as some in Europe and America are.

Since Soviet times, the Kremlin has traditionally been wary about Democratic administrations in the United States.

Yet lovers grew wary, once novelty waned To lie with a bloody man, his terror unfeigned.

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Similarly, the US should cast a wary eye at Kuchma's decision to send troops to Iraq.

You become your nation. You become your religion.

Whether that will sway American voters wary of financial turmoil on November 4 remains to be seen.

That is what textbooks and financiers tell you, but we have now many reasons to be wary.

Russia trades heavily with Iran, which is another reason it is wary of sanctions on that country.

It should be no surprise that Kazakhstan and Belarus are as wary of Russian expansionism as Ukraine.

Unless and until Russia becomes that kind of partner, we need to be wary about its influence.

They have good reasons to be wary, considering the level of impunity that reigns within the country.

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This artifice calmed the markets temporarily, but the candidates became wary about falling into a Brazilian Catch 22.

As an academic, Bernanke argued that central banks should be wary of second guessing massive global securities markets.

But America s businesses see enough risk in the future to be wary of getting stuck with unutilized capacity.

Factors like geographical distance and economic interdependence have made the US wary of entanglement in Asia s territorial feuds.

While Indians have traditionally been wary of buying online, owing to their distrust of digital security, in recent years the urban middle class has become increasingly accustomed to using the Internet to purchase airline tickets, reserve hotel rooms, and order books.

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