The word for today is… chary (adjective): 1: discreetly cautious: such as a: hesitant and vigilant about dangers and risks b: slow to grant, accept, or expend 2 archaic : dear, treasured Source : Merriam -Webster Etymology : Chary’s Middle English predecessor, charri, meant “sorrowful,” a sense that harks back to the
Listen as Wisdom calls out! Hear as understanding raises her voice!
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"We also have a duty to ensure government spending is sustainable."
“Financial literacy will materially improve our kids’ future. Willis and her austerity will materially improve our economy.”
"...school boards largely operate as judge, jury, and executioner..."
“Even ministers now recognise that policy unpredictability has become a genuine investment risk.”
“Just another publicity stunt..."
The coalition campaigned to “stop all work on He Puapua.”
Up nearly 40 percent in the last half of 2024.
“It’s not a core role or focus of the council.”
Joyce is nominated to replace Barbara Chapman.
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