EBK, the Swiss banking watchdog, has made it clear that prudence and sobriety are to be the watchwords once more.

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Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and sparkling wine are the watchwords here, with notable producers including Hyde de Villaine, Saintsbury and, for sparkling wine, Domaine Carneros.

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The three watchwords for French universities are autonomy, competition and selection.

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The 40-line work, Our Modern Watchwords, is thought to have been written in 1899 or 1900 when he served abroad in the army, in his mid-20s.

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" Today the watchwords are "handcrafted" and "artisanal.

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The slate industry may have brought these communities little material wealth, a lot of hard work, and, in the days before "health and safety" were the watchwords, too many untimely deaths from injury or dust-related illnesses.

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Self-preservation and opportunism have been his watchwords.

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The principle of "follow the money" -- long watchwords of the Center for Security Policy in international economic and financial security matters -- should be applied urgently to determine where Serbian financial deposits and other assets are now being transferred to avoid seizure.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy