91.   In any period of speculative excess, those who urge caution are discredited well before the bubble bursts.

92.   In fact, cactus product claims are becoming so numerous that scientists are urging caution for consumers.

93.   In both communities, people urged caution in judging the accused man before a trial.

94.   Independent experts urged caution for a number of reasons.

95.   Instead he urged caution.

96.   It costs nothing to urge caution, and it is often a very plausible position.

97.   Ira Furman, a former investigator for the National Transportation Safety Board, urged caution about early reports of explosions.

98.   John C. Caldwell of the Australian National University urges caution.

99.   Lifeguards urge caution but not fear.

100.   Meanwhile privacy advocates are urging caution, saying that more federal monitoring will encroach upon civil liberties without increasing public safety.