Word: guardedness
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Fame and money clearly bring satisfaction to these Westerners. Yet there is a common note to their recollections, mostly expressed without bitterness, but not without hurt. Virtually every man was made to understand, on his first contact with the teachers and critics who guarded the doors of the art world...
They worked hard and precipitately. Nicholas Nickleby opened to guarded enthusiasm that turned, over the course of an initial ten-week run, into a national obsession. Nicholas Nickleby helped to right those vexing money matters, became a rallying point for yet another of those renaissances in British theater that occur...
Crimson captain Chuck Durst felt the despair, too. The senior defensive tackle had turned in another stellar performance, but he saw early-season prospects evaporating into the gray New Jersey sky. The Harvard assemblage that had marched down to West Point and won the war sprinted out to a 4...
Kaufmann's guarded optimism is infectious.
In Tehran on Tuesday, the Iranian government's acceptance of responsibility for the captives was underscored by Prime Minister Mohammed Ali Raja'i when he addressed a huge anti-American rally at the embassy. Tens of thousands of marchers shouted, "Death to American imperialism!" Raja'i delivered...