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reluctance

noun as in disinclination

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Besides Williams, the four other voting presidents have signaled either opposition or reluctance to cutting rates at the Dec. 9-10 meeting.

But some Fed members have recently expressed a reluctance to lower rates.

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But some Fed members have recently expressed a reluctance to lower rates.

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To this point of the offseason, of course, the Dodgers have signaled a reluctance to add more lucrative, long-term, free-agent contracts to their steadily aging core.

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"There was a reluctance to think we were slipping back into some kind of Cold War," he says.

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