A new study may give pause to parents considering seeking growth hormone treatments for their children because they are small in height.
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The scenes of jubilant crowds tearing down Saddam statues are certain to give pause to autocratic regimes from Syria to Saudi Arabia.
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It does, however, give pause to the breathless momentum with which Urbanski's project has been hurtling along for the past few months.
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But heavy borrowing by a fund should give pause to any investor who is not prepared for a high degree of volatility.
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The history of mergers between automobile companies in different countries gives pause to anyone who thinks that culture clashes will be easily overcome.
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This suggests that stock funds are looking more alike than ever _ something that may give pause to investors who own multiple funds.
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And speaking of pedigrees, there's another car being offered with a history ( not racing ) that might give pause to some buyers.
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It gives pause to realize that what we say about things in our articles spreads so easily across Google's index of the web.
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But the Taliban have made inroads in deterring organizers of a potential revolt, and the fate of those involved may give pause to others.
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Trying him before an international tribunal would advance justice, promote healing in Cambodia and give pause to any fanatic tempted to follow his example.
