Deng's experience in the Cultural Revolution left him warier than ever of mass movements and convinced that without stability, China was lost.
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"I hope this is an experience where people become a little warier and more disciplined, " said MAS's Esser.
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The movies are often wary of stories with literary roots, and warier still of stories dependent on a satiric attitude towards a particular literary genre.
34.
As movie budgets have soared into the hundreds of millions of dollars, producers have grown warier of hiring actors and directors with substance abuse problems.
35.
The day after the summit meeting, the Pentagon's spokesman, Kenneth Bacon, called for " warier, controlled exuberance ."
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They are much warier of boats than other pods and often prefer to stay far away from them despite being more tolerant than in the 1980s.
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They generated a small buzz and gained the attention of NBA basketball player, Ron Artest, who had his own record company Tru Warier Records.
38.
Baxter accuses Beach in front of Emsworth, and the three of them head to the cottage, Emsworth growing ever warier of Baxter's sanity.
39.
Thirteen years of coastal storms and economic upheavals, visited upon a city whose nature is volatile to begin with, have shaped a leaner, warier Houston.
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The terrorist attacks made Americans warier than ever of strangers who had no legal right to be in the country and all hope for a migration agreement dissipated.
