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"When people have something on their mind, like now, they order more conservatively."

It is best to begin conservatively, and then add more later.

Even when you try to play conservatively, your luck does not change.

It was at a time when women in business were dressing very conservatively.

Conservatively speaking, 150 capital cases could be brought in the first 12 months.

"I figure, conservatively, it will go 55 to 57 miles per hour."

Conservatively, he said, that means more than 2.1 million vehicles a year.

"We'll treat him a little conservatively for the next two or three days, and try to find out where we're at."

He pointed to a conservatively cut suit of dark blue.

Those of us now conservatively 5 percent in cash will laugh.

It might have made better tactical sense to cut back on the running, to play more conservatively.

Children played in the street, and the few women walking by were not conservatively dressed.

Given his standing in the match, he may have decided that playing conservatively was the best course.

He would obviously think of himself as a liberal and vote conservatively at least half the time.

Last year, I may have played a little more conservatively."

They get away first time, Freeman running conservatively, almost carefully.

It is conservatively run, he said, and has a good balance sheet.

"I would say conservatively it's the worst hall I've ever seen in my life."

Dress conservatively all the time, not just in temples, especially if you are a woman.

I saw an elegant, if conservatively dressed, man in his early 30's.

A year ago, she made the opposite mistake, starting too conservatively.

"By its nature, the money has to be very conservatively managed.

The hair should be cut conservatively short, but not freakishly so.

Miami played more conservatively when it assumed control at its 29.

Even if the risk is estimated more conservatively at one in a billion, it has an expected annual cost of six lives.