Though still cagey about the new novel's subject matter, he does say it will deal with terrorism and with a hostage crisis. |
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When I asked to meet him in person, his publicity people turned cagey, stoking my curiosity even more. |
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The bird sellers are extremely cagey about sharing information, especially with press persons. |
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I had the distinct impression that he would not appreciate the wrong answer so I decided to play it cagey. |
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I've been dating Sam for months now, but just recently he's become very secretive and cagey around me. |
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Even when our yearbook pictures were splattered around national headlines, I've stayed pretty cagey. |
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Suddenly, caution was the watchword and she grew cagey and defensive, waiting for the chances to land in her lap. |
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In the good old days, organised crime figures in the United States were cagey, one step ahead of the law at every turn. |
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He's acting mighty cagey for a guy who just reads the papers, don't you think? |
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Khan scores the first point of the bout in a cagey first round as both boxers size each other up. |
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A cagey opening frame went to O'Sullivan after his opponent missed a straightforward green. |
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She is cagey about the terminology, though, and doesn't use it in the book. |
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He is cagey, though, on the extent to which he will have room to manoeuvre in the business of player recruitment. |
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If the 25-year-old was less unassuming and more cagey, he would know that is not the sort of thing a team's talismanic striker is meant to say. |
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It's just a case of playing cagey, going careful, and not overstretching yourself. |
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He was scrupulous about listing himself as a co-founder of Greenpeace and was cagey about how many co-founders there were. |
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The cagey bartender was pocketing the money for himself and replenishing bottles with his own supply purchased at a nearby liquor store. |
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However, after some maneuvering by Leno, his cagey manager, and NBC executives, Leno was named host of Tonight. |
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Insightful, if a bit cagey, critiques of modern political philosophy. |
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And, you know, people are crafty and they're cagey, and if they see an employer they're gonna hightail it, get rid of the stuff. |
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After a cagey start Mihael Kovacevic broke into the Caley box but he overran the ball before he could cut it back into a dangerous position. |
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Geoff Miller is not just the most diligent of men, covering thousands of miles in his role as national selector, but he is cagey with it. |
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After a cagey opening David Villa put Atlético ahead on 38 minutes before going off injured. |
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After I became aware of some of the pitfalls, I developed some cagey methods when one of the boys brought me a problem. |
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As a non-member of the Assembly, I would be rather cagey about going all the way in your direction, much as I should like to. |
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As with so many crunch matches, tonight's clash got off to a very cagey start as the teams sized each other up and probed for weaknesses. |
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Speaking afterwards, France coach Eric Cantona was understandably cagey about his team's group. |
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While some were cagey, to say the least, others had no such problems. |
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South Carolinians are, on the whole, a God-fearing, loyal, polite, traditionalist and often, cagey people. |
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The more cagey British ministers become about the evidence, the more likely are their opponents, and the media, to continue obsessing on the issue. |
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Gilbert was being very cagey about his future prospects yesterday. |
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He is intent on making people look good but not necessarily beautiful in his work and achieves this by capturing secretive, edgy or cagey subjects. |
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So they are cagey about letting the common herd assess their work. |
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I can see how it would make people come across as cagey or aloof. |
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However, we need to look at the problem without raising undue concerns which would worry the workers in this industry and make the insurance industry very cagey indeed. |
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They were maintaining the discretion that is traditional in their business but has become increasingly quaint as fairs expose their persons and their pricing, unshielded by cagey assistants and velvet ropes. |
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But with both sides in the Premier League's bottom three before the game began, the three points at stake made for a cagey match. |
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The fight was a significantly more cagey affair than the first match, with both fighters initially looking to outbox each other. |
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The first half was a frustrating and cagey affair in Malabo with both sides concious of the importance of the result. |
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Goalmouth action was in short supply in a cagey first half and neither Francisco Ochoa in the Mexico goal nor his Chilean counterpart Claudio Bravo were put to the test. |
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Paraguay and Italy got the ball rolling with a cagey goalless draw at the Cairo International Stadium, a result that suited section rivals Egypt down to the ground. |
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Knowing this, terrorism suspects can sometimes be cagey about talking. |
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Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner is notoriously cagey about unveiling plot details in advance, so don't expect any big reveals from the first teaser for its upcoming final season. |
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Advisers have been cagey about why the president is returning to Washington, saying only that he plans to hold in-person meetings at the White House. |
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In a cagey opening, Portugal had the lion's share of possession, but gradually Iran settled with danger man Shamsaee and Babek Masoumi bringing sharp saves out of Joao Benedito in the Portuguese goal. |
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Chances were rare in a cagey first half, with most of the play confined to the middle third of the pitch and not a single shot finding the target. |
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Quarter-final games are always very cagey and sometimes get bogged down. |
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People are getting a little more cagey about the economics of projects. |
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Based on recent revelations by the Prime Minister's cagey campaign manager, Mr. Herle, promises made were probably motivated by the fact that they were in decline and poll numbers were down. |
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I do not know if we can call it cagey or crafty that a government would try to introduce a bill that has to do with cruelty to animals and throw the disarming of peace officers into the same piece of legislation. |
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A mostly cagey but hard-fought affair was settled by the West Bromwich Albion man from a seemingly innocuous shot that bounded past the out-of-sorts Algerian goalkeeper, Faouzi Chaouchi. |
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Wee Joe was cagey as he opened his bag containing his boots and shinnies. |
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Fubar is being cagey about the exact specification and pricing of the buggy, but say it would be produced as a low-volume model, with a top speed of around 120mph. |
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There is a demographic catastrophe happening in Europe that nobody wants to talk about, that we daren't bring up because we are so cagey about not offending people racially. |
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