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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
caveat .
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Examples
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It is, heavily caveated, the line of the monthly progress report issued by the Foreign Office.
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"The resilience may also have more to do with the fact that S&P caveated their warnings over the outcome of this weekend's EU summit," Hewson added.
European Stocks Fall Ishaq Siddiqi 2011
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“Funnily” enough, the Lawrence Inquiry hummed and hawed and caveated and dissembled at great length over how they would define the term “institutionally racist”, before finally declaring the Met to be guilty of it.
No, Mr Bond….. I expect you to die! « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG Inspector Gadget 2008
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Florida and Arizona could be caveated with the understanding that a portion of that influx is retirement populations; having said that, along with the year-round golfing opportunities also comes a far lower cost of living which stretches the retirement dollar.
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It was conspicuous how rarely Perkins caveated his assessments.
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That is a backwards, caveated, insincere apology if ever there was.
Hillary Accuses Obama Campaign Of Being Behind Stories About "Talks" Between Camps 2009
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OK, the caveated BBC acknowlegment that all was not well in the bent world of Bowenland was in real terms and reality a mere crumb but the sheer tenacity of Jonathan Turner in the face of total Beeboid obstruction was nothing short of a miracle.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2009
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Frey: “Florida and Arizona could be caveated with the understanding that a portion of that influx is retirement populations; having said that, along with the year-round golfing opportunities also comes a far lower cost of living which stretches the retirement dollar.”
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If polls don't show this, they get caveated away or ignored entirely.
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Earlier, we have the bogus shale oil post, which was then later caveated with the "maybe shale oil isn't as great as we thought because James Hamilton doesn't think it's going to help."
Carter's Policies Not Just in Iraq, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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