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But investigators have to be careful since the chemical’s high sensitivity is a double-edged sword.

Now, I wanna be super careful because it's misleading.

And the logical mind will learn to be very very careful of love going forward.

The young man spent years on remote islands, investigating living organisms and taking careful notes on their differences.

And so applying the lessons of history, you have to be careful doing so.

Well, we'll find out the answer at the end of the programme, although careful listeners might hear the answer sooner.

So you better be really sure and really careful and really cautious before you decide you understand why somebody did something, especially if that is something you are judging harshly.

So we have to be careful that I don't they don't winch me in too much because uh I can't take deep breaths, which is a very strange thing to feel when you're singing big songs.

Once inside the brain, ethanol’s unique structure allows it to bind to, interact, and affect many different neuronal receptors, impairing pathways that allow you to make careful decisions, control your impulses, and even manage your motor skills.