restrained.

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• The restrained and even understanding posture that he had shown me collapsed in that sentence full of hatred and racism.

• Juul’s business has been more restrained in recent years, after vocal criticism from lawmakers, regulators and health groups.

• That being the case, bettors should consider a restrained approach to exotic bets for Saturday’s race.

• Previously she tried to use the “restrained civility” expected of a woman in politics and of someone with her cultural background.

• This restrained style doesn’t mean that parents don’t pay attention, or don’t care what children do.

• The Indian navy was so eager to strike it had to be restrained by the high command.

• His movie producer character, Bobby Gould, is restrained but still crackling with energy.

• The worst part is that Focus on the Family is restrained compared to other Christian conservative child-rearing advice.

• “We can use rooftop solar to alleviate areas where supply is restrained,” he said.

• “I think Hamas is going to be much more restrained in the coming years,” he said.