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Now, their experiences, too, counseled caution in the near future.

Many parents are tempted to intervene: but most experts counsel caution.

They insisted that the park was a relatively safe place, but counseled caution at night.

"I would counsel caution as the better part of valor.

Nor are such calculations all that should counsel caution.

The literature on policy failure should counsel caution about such a sanguine view.

We collectors welcome new blood, but we also counsel caution.

I can but confirm everything that was said, although I would also counsel caution at the same time.

Nevertheless, some real estate executives counseled caution for business leaders before making decisions.

But even those in the Pentagon who counsel caution concede that the military should be doing more to combat drugs.

Logically, there are three possibilities which may counsel caution.

His warning had aroused my usual prudent nature, and I was ready to counsel caution.

It is wise to counsel caution, but foolish to stifle enthusiasm.

A still, small voice somewhere deep within Archer counseled caution, but at the moment he felt too angry to listen to it.

American officials said they had only counseled caution.

But for those commentators, I would counsel caution.

But even as this knowledge tormented him, the back of his mind counseled caution and alertness.

I can only counsel caution and the maintaining of the now legendary low profile.'

So he counseled caution in dealing with those.

When someone proposes any action to save starving women and children, it is hard to counsel caution without appearing cruel.

Mr. Swift was appalled by the news of the attack but counseled caution.

The pharmaceutical industry has counseled caution in regulations concerning the handedness of drugs.

Even leaders of splinter groups counsel caution.

On returning from vacation Aug. 1, he reversed a substitute judge who had counseled caution.

Perhaps Gard and Julian had been right to counsel caution.