These comments puzzled the Northern Ireland Office, who pointed out that they have never been reticent about a new tranche of European Peace Money.
In some cases, wealthy deadbeats have gotten a reprieve because lenders have taken longer to begin the foreclosure process, reticent to repossess a property that will require more money and time to sell and be more expensive to maintain in the meantime.
Sports Illustrated's managing editor said Collins was reticent about being a flag bearer.
Some wines were aromatically reticent even after a vigorous swirl, so for those, I put my hand over the top of the glass and reswirled.
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As emotionally revealing as her music was, Shirley Horn was a notoriously reticent interview.
America is a society already so dedicated to free expression and emotional openness as to astonish the rest of a more reticent world.
Rather than being dissed as a taciturn intellectual, he can be respected as reticent, self-controlled Plainsman, a Gary Cooper, if you will.
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There will be a lot of work ahead for the AMCs of Asia, which also include a mammoth if more reticent one in Japan, where banks can wait years before declaring loans in default.
Women are no longer reticent about sex or their expectations from a lover.
If you go out at night, you can always find at some meaningful party a crystal-eyed, reticent Swiss named Lorenz Helbling.
Women, by nature, tend to struggle with self-doubt more than our male counterparts and, as a consequence, are more reticent when it comes to stepping into bigger roles, advocating for ourselves and taking the risks needed to grow our influence and impact.
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If the going gets tough, expect them to be sprung sooner rather than later, which is now becoming a modus operandi of the normally reticent O'Sullivan.
Though the Tesla has a range of some 200 miles to a charge, Crane was initially reticent about taking his car even on round trips of less than 100 miles.
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Coming from a regiment where discretion was part of its ethos, and belonging to a generation of men who were reticent to talk about their war experiences, it would have been the natural thing to do.
Because of this concern, it was felt that regulators at the Food and Drug Administration might be reticent to approve therapies derived from the cells as a result.
Habibie, was less reticent --he is credited with giving Islamic banking a big boost.
"Although his films vary in style, they all bear his unmistakable stamp: they are forceful and charged cinematographically, as well as reticent, stylised and musical, " organisers said in a statement.
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Thomas Cromwell (c. 1485-1540) is one of the most fascinating characters in contemporary fiction brutal, worldly, reticent, practical, unsentimental but not without tenderness of a kind, Biblically literate but theologically uncommitted, freakishly self-confident but perilously low on friends.
She and her collaborators came up with a clever way to use mobile phones to reach reticent sufferers.
Since there are a limited number of exits, limited partners have been reticent to put money back in.
Father Tom Graner, a local priest, says that more and more normally reticent and stoic farmers are coming to him for support.
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And we talked about it later and it did come up that she was reticent about all the other things that could happen to her as a result of someone having that information.
Sonia Gandhi, his mother and president of the ruling Congress Party, is similarly reticent, perhaps stemming from early anxiety over her facility in Hindi and a wish to avoid personal attacks over her Italian birth.
The OFT may have identified a problem in the retail-banking market but it has been reticent about proposing solutions.
Plouffe, who is forty-one, is thin and discreet, and his low profile in the press sent a message throughout the Obama organization that staffers were to be similarly reticent about attracting publicity.
Only a year ago, America, although sympathetic to Georgia, was far more reticent.
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Famously reticent, Mr Abbado gives little away himself, but his players say it all for him a fine confirmation of his gifts as a conductor.
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