A national model or cautionary tale Colorado is either a national model for red flag legislation or a cautionary tale, depending on whom you talk to.
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Gold is not a cautionary tale about excessive wealth, it's a cautionary tale about making sure nobody stands in the way of your quest for excessive wealth.
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Doughbies' cookie crumbles in a cautionary tale of venture scale
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Ezubao's excesses also became a cautionary tale following its collapse.
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Lastly, we bring you the cautionary tale of Golden Mao.
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His experience may be a cautionary tale for statisticians too.
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In China, this isn't a cautionary tale, it's already happening.
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Is her story really just a cautionary tale about predestination?
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But Mr. Weizman cites the case as a cautionary tale.
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Twitter's struggles are a cautionary tale to other technology companies.
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Watson's latest film endeavor certainly acts as a cautionary tale.
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If nothing else, let SixBomb serve as that cautionary tale.
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Check out the video below, as a beauty cautionary tale.
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The struggles of Tillerson should serve as a cautionary tale.
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I think of this as a kind of cautionary tale.
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Yes, I mean, but it should be a cautionary tale.
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There's a cautionary tale in all of this, of course.
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Doran's account offers a cautionary tale for contemporary diplomatic interventions.
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Hong Kong has seemed a cautionary tale of Beijing's interference.
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Kevin Roose digs up a cautionary tale for Big Tech.
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"Cattle Kingdom" is a cautionary tale of boom and bust.
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But he is presenting a cautionary tale, not an escape.
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"The last seven years are a cautionary tale," he said.
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But the Jewell case should have been a cautionary tale.
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Regardless, it makes for good lore and a cautionary tale.
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It's also a cautionary tale to Democrats running for president.
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For a long time, FX was an Emmy cautionary tale.
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His experiences have served as something of cautionary tale for Hunter.
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A cautionary tale warning people not to try their own heists?
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I think this is a cautionary tale in ways like that.
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This should serve as a cautionary tale for traditional banking institutions.
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For a cautionary tale, remember the high-profile social media fails.
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Both companies may also serve as a cautionary tale for Pinterest.
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"I think it's a cautionary tale," Stacey Abrams says of Texas.
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The incident still serves as a cautionary tale for us all.
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It's a "cautionary tale with the rest of Europe," he said.
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Britney Spears, the all-American sweetheart, has become a cautionary tale.
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So, what happened—why did 3Dfx turn into a cautionary tale?
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K. Michelle hopes her story will serve as a cautionary tale.
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The deadly European heat wave of 2003 is a cautionary tale.
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The president used Flake's retirement as a cautionary tale for Sen.
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Here's what any founder can learn from Adam Neumann's cautionary tale.
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The larger lesson of this cautionary tale, though, is about karma.
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Washington (CNN)It's less an inspirational story than a cautionary tale.
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It's yet another cautionary tale about the limits of financial engineering.
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Theater and dance meet rock concert in this environmental cautionary tale.
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The rise and fall of LivingSocial is a good cautionary tale.
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A cautionary tale for the census case before the Supreme Court.
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Mr. Rodriguez's account was a kind of 21st-century cautionary tale.
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Hecker's last visit at Yongbyon in 2010 is a cautionary tale.
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The scene plays like a cautionary tale for Offred and Nick.
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In this regard, the Brazilian constitution serves as a cautionary tale.
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These states are a cautionary tale for premature removal of protections.
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Perhaps the most cautionary tale, though, is at first division Mouscron.
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But 2006 is at least somewhat a cautionary tale for Democrats.
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CEO ouster, looming layoffs and devaluation turn WeWork into cautionary tale
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For Sisi, the Mubarak regime has served as a cautionary tale.
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It's in fact a perfect cautionary tale for so many entrepreneurs.
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MoviePass is both a blessing in disguise and a cautionary tale.
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Their deaths would have offered a certain kind of cautionary tale.
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Green said that she was sharing her story as a cautionary tale.
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It's just another cautionary tale in the age of social media campaigning.
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Party. The Clinton presidency is a cautionary tale in this respect. The
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But yeah, we just think of it is as a cautionary tale.
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It's a cautionary tale of what can happen when narrative overtakes results.
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It is a cyberpunk epic, and a cautionary tale about economic inequality.
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While this story has a happy ending, it's also a cautionary tale.
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"The government is looking at this as a cautionary tale," Bilton said.
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"It's an interesting story, but it's also a cautionary tale," she says.
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To many, it was a cautionary tale on why every vote counts.
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Davis is a cautionary tale for lawyers serving multiple roles in scandals.
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In doing so, he became a cautionary tale for longtime Washington hands.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) as a sort of cautionary tale for Buttigieg.
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Kenney said he considered Emmett's murder a cautionary tale at the time.
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Green energy should be seen as an inspiration, not a cautionary tale.
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The next six years have often been portrayed as a cautionary tale.
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This episode served as a cautionary tale restraining presidents for two generations.
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Every marketer remembers with a shudder the cautionary tale of New Coke.
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All of this offers a cautionary tale to other emerging market economies.
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The incident has become a cautionary tale for startups in the field.
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Giorgio Petrosyan's case should serve well as a cautionary tale to Saenchai.
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"There's a cautionary tale, a moral imperative to his work," she said.
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And liberals generally should regard this whole thing as a cautionary tale.
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These days, the company seems relevant largely as a retail cautionary tale.
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She would have been a punch line, a cautionary tale, a joke.
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The story of 1960s gun control legislation, then, is a cautionary tale.
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He's a robe-sporting, chain smoking, venom-spewing cautionary tale for Earn.
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The women's missteps seem to come straight out of a cautionary tale.
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If he fails, it would be a cautionary tale for his successors.
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"It is a cautionary tale of how democracy is eroded," she said.
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Within that structure, Marmee is both an ideal and a cautionary tale.
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The rest is, depending on your perspective, a symbolic or cautionary tale.
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For those weighing acquisitions, Bakken operator Oasis Petroleum offers a cautionary tale.
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It's also a cautionary tale about humans hubristically meddling with awesome tech.
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This cautionary tale is one that promoters of Trump's impeachment totally ignore.
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But it is also a cautionary tale of the sometimes-hidden costs.
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Overnight, in their view, the musical went from celebration to cautionary tale.
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Matt Damon had proven to be just one cautionary tale, they said.
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We look at what happened in Venezuela, which should be a cautionary tale.
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And the strongest cautionary tale of the Iowa caucus — the fallibility of technology.
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Though they are very different markets, Europe and America offer a cautionary tale.
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Another cycle may be viewed as a sort of "cautionary tale," Clissold said.
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Let that be a cautionary tale for every girl who curls her lashes.
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History is a methodology, a way of seeing things—not a cautionary tale.
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Because if Westworld succeeds at anything right now, it's as a cautionary tale.
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But in a playful and self-deprecating manner, she offered a cautionary tale.
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She also hopes her experience will serve as a cautionary tale for others.
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It was a cautionary tale about what does it mean to be beautiful?
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What, exactly, has the cautionary tale from Michigan got to do with Trump?
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The Arkema fires offer a cautionary tale for the people impacted by Florence.
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That said, the experiences of Tom Michaels in Tennessee offer a cautionary tale.
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Saulnier's stab at high art—combining brutal violence with a cautionary tale about
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For her part, Ball sees Breaking Bad as more of a cautionary tale.
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You see, Hunter has gone from a rising star to a cautionary tale.
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The Martus experience serves as a sort of cautionary tale in Ball's eyes.
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She said it was "very frightening" how real the show's cautionary tale seemed.
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He turned Zimbabwe into a tragedy and a cautionary tale for the world.
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Far from emerging as an industry pioneer, NRG has become a cautionary tale.
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It was also used as a cautionary tale for parents around the globe.
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How that happened is a cautionary tale for other schools across the country.
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Do you think Mr. Wunder's story is an inspiring or a cautionary tale?
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It could be a cautionary tale for what Tripp is about to face.
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He's become something of a cautionary tale, and he wants to warn others.
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As a cautionary tale, she provides readers with the case history of Mrs.
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He now uses Thompson's story as a cautionary tale for his current athletes.
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"I'm not a fable or a hashtag or a cautionary tale," they sing.
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Mr. Nuriddin said he had meant the album's contents as a cautionary tale.
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He seemed to be more of a cautionary tale than a change agent.
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Conservationists point to the experience with elephants as a tragic and cautionary tale.
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Choi points to Blue Apron (APRN)'s epic losses as a cautionary tale.
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So she used it as a cautionary tale to help reunite another couple.
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Two "sanctuary" bills that failed in Maryland offer a cautionary tale for Democrats.
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A cautionary tale without a doubt ... if it says do not cross, DON'T!!!
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And it should serve as a cautionary tale for the Trump administration today.
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The Miers debacle has served ever since as a cautionary tale for presidents.
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So she uses it as a cautionary tale to help reunite another couple.
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This viral moment served as a "cautionary" tale about wild and hilarious roommates.
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"GE presents a cautionary tale for those who own Procter & Gamble," Cramer said.
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It's doubtful that Ray thought of his film as a straightforward cautionary tale.
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The fate of Google's Glass, whose users were dubbed "Glassholes", is a cautionary tale.
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It also feels like a feminist cautionary tale in the same mode as Teeth.
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The story of Revolv is a cautionary tale, and it's one we've heard before.
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The toll his training regimen took on his body serves as a cautionary tale.
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That should be an "important cautionary tale" for the legal industry, the report said.
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The country's crisis experience was a cautionary tale of an over-exuberant financial sector.
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Aguilar won the seat two years later, but he has become a cautionary tale.
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In Pakistan, where A. lives, her story could be seen as a cautionary tale.
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Group Text Amina Cain's 'Indelicacy' is a cautionary tale and a call to arms.
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And Fahrenheit 451, Ray Bradbury's classic 1953 novel, is a perfectly adaptable cautionary tale.
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You will end up a cautionary tale in a journalism textbook if you publish.
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Just be sure to always keep in mind the cautionary tale of V'ger, NASA.
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The story that should be a cautionary tale to all who visit these resorts.
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The obscure Italian coin exchange BitGrail looks to be the latest cryptocurrency cautionary tale.
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Thailand now offers a cautionary tale of how not to grapple with such challenges.
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But it's still a chilling cautionary tale about the dangers of getting too online.
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Sturm Ruger made the same argument, using Dick's Sporting Goods as its cautionary tale.
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Mean Girls on Broadway is a thrilling cautionary tale, bubbly and full of bite.
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"In a way, Tickled is like a cautionary tale of the internet," Farrier said.
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It closes with a cautionary tale from University of Michigan law professor Barbara McQuade.
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A new study by Nebraska's Platte Institute for Economic Research tells a cautionary tale.
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Luckily for astronomers and science enthusiasts everywhere, NASA has completely ignored this cautionary tale.
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How he did it represents a larger cautionary tale for our entire democratic system.
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It's a startup cautionary tale and also another indictment of the smart card space.
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Some of them have pointed to Iowa's recent primary debacle as a cautionary tale.
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I'm afraid that they see me as a cautionary tale, not a role model.
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And I guess it's a cautionary tale more broadly for any successful company today.
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Op-Docs A cautionary tale about the epic power struggle between humans and poultry.
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Now California is cerulean blue politically, and there lies a cautionary tale for Republicans.
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A cautionary tale is coming these days from our friends and allies in Italy.
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Both films offer schadenfreude and cringe entertainment, but they also tell a cautionary tale.
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That case, over invasion of privacy, remains a cautionary tale in the media world.
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Jimmy Carter became the ultimate cautionary tale of trying to govern without a chief.
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Former executives who worked on the project now see it as a cautionary tale.
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As this story unfolds, Silicon Valley's one-time darling is now its cautionary tale.
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If anything, North Korea is a cautionary tale of what Iran's future might hold.
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I had become a cautionary tale — a gaming addict no better than the rest.
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But it tended to present the idea of American community as a cautionary tale.
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Here's hoping that mass torts lawyers read the Litzenburg complaint as a cautionary tale.
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Baig notes that China is a cautionary tale about trying to buy soccer success.
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Do you ultimately see this as more of a cautionary tale, or an uplifting story?
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It's definitely a cautionary tale, because things don't end well for a lot of people.
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It's a cautionary tale against gloating villains and a testament to the power of naming.
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Today, her story can be read as a cautionary tale about hype in Silicon Valley.
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INGRAHAM: Don&apost carry a gun and do a backflip, that&aposs the cautionary tale.
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Stalled projects like the Kondhane dam tell a cautionary tale for politicians making big promises.
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Theirs is a cautionary tale of what happens when ambitious outsiders venture into unfamiliar territory.
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It ended up as a cautionary tale about the difficulty of writing bug-free code.
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The financial services industry offers a cautionary tale for the customers of the genome industry.
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The botched emergency exit became a cautionary tale of how not to evacuate a city.
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It is meant to be a cautionary tale — and underscores the power of the sun.
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It's a cautionary tale for all investors who think only the hedgies bet really big.
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It's an idea Black Mirror has explored before, in Dan Trachtenberg's gaming cautionary tale Playtest.
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"We didn't want to be a cautionary tale [like] other previous adtech companies," Sareen said.
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Before you roll your eyes in I-can't-be-bothered exasperation, consider this cautionary tale.
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A cautionary tale about a brutal, amoral dictator has evidently felt relevant to people lately.
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When I was younger, I used to tell people I made a good cautionary tale.
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Image: GettyIt's a cautionary tale and it's one about letting the tech you love go.
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Still, it's a cautionary tale for anyone who believes solar geoengineering is a quick fix.
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But China's early steps should be used as a cautionary tale for this new technology.
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For Antoine, this relatively small leak is a cautionary tale of what is to come.
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But his victory increasingly looks like a cautionary tale for the rest of the world.
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Mr. Mansoor's experience has become a cautionary tale for dissidents, journalists and human rights activists.
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"I'd like 16 make this violating experience a cautionary tale 2 other teenagers," she tweeted.
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Goldberg added that she hopes her situation will serve as a "cautionary tale," ABC reported.
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It is a cautionary tale of a time long, long ago, sadly all but forgotten.
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The top US official over NOAA this spring offered that experience as a cautionary tale.
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What happened to Mr. Wang should serve as a cautionary tale of what lies ahead.
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Do yourself a favor and learn from the Democrats' poor example as a cautionary tale.
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What begins as a fun trip quickly descends into a surreal and exhilarating cautionary tale.
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Some officials said he viewed Kelly's approach, which aggravated the President, as a cautionary tale.
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Was it a cautionary tale for single parenthood or a fashion spread devoted to it?
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His death has become a cautionary tale as troops once again deploy to the border.
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WSJ reporter John Carreyrou says Theranos is a "cautionary tale" for the health-tech industry.
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The story of Theranos increasingly looks like a cautionary tale about hype in Silicon Valley.
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A cautionary tale about bad relationships and worse vacations, "Midsommar" gets its creep on early.
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He said he hoped his story would serve as a cautionary tale about social media.
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"Gowanus is kind of a cautionary tale in terms of environmental degradation," Merolla told Hyperallergic.
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So I actually think the film and the compromise it presents is a cautionary tale.
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It became a meme, and a cautionary tale, about the folly of cable news punditry.
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Yet this is no typical fall-from-power-through-hubris narrative or fabulist cautionary tale.
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In Opinion: Hungary is a cautionary tale in how a free press can be strangled.
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"It's a cautionary tale for funders who want to build future companies," Isaac told me.
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And instead it has become a cautionary tale that is far too close to home.
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Afterward, when describing this encounter — my cautionary tale — I couldn't remember his name or profession.
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For YoungBoy Never Broke Again, he is both a role model and a cautionary tale.
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The Juicero story has already become a cautionary tale for hardware and food tech investors.
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And finally, Ross offers a cautionary tale about doing your due diligence before purchasing pets.
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SARS may have given us a head start but it also presents a cautionary tale.
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It was no longer a cautionary tale or a distant threat discussed in hushed tones.
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It is also a cautionary tale for anyone thinking of dabbling in the art world.
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And it served as a cautionary tale to all who make assumptions about the future.
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The Edge of Democracy is a cautionary tale that we should all pay attention to.
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With each generation he is increasingly abstracted, but the power of his cautionary tale remains.
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But Kelly's exit provides a cautionary tale for what to expect from working with Trump.
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At first glance, Searching looks like just another cautionary tale about the dangers of the internet.
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Critics have started invoking the Iran nuclear deal that Trump recently exited as a cautionary tale.
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" Sanders calls the leak "one more tragic cautionary tale in our dependence on oil and gas.
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It's a cautionary tale about how hard it is to build civic institutions so they'll last.
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Taken together, these findings offer both hope and a cautionary tale for democracies reeling from terrorism.
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Some in the European Commission are too eager to make a cautionary tale of Britain's exit.
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The novel is a cautionary tale, hinting that Changez eventually becomes the fundamentalist of the title.
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Some see a cautionary tale in the course that California Governor Pete Wilson took in 1994.
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Before anything was going on in Charlottesville, we thought of our movie as a cautionary tale.
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Canada, where publicly available data is relatively limited in size and scope, provides a cautionary tale.
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Why don't I say, I think the Philippines is the cautionary tale for the United States.
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NorthBay also serves as a cautionary tale for price transparency, the latest health policy de jour.
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The film's catastrophic production history is the stuff of legend—or the stuff of cautionary tale.
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At the start there was a sense that a cautionary tale should be made of Britain.
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It was intended as a cautionary tale for those who felt the need to touch children.
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His time at the Mouse House serves as a cautionary tale of succession planning gone haywire.
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However that also provides a cautionary tale: the listing raised $629 million, but it ultimately underwhelmed.
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When we do see another case like this, last night's scramble will be a cautionary tale.
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Maybe the most obvious cautionary tale is the one of electric car battery venture Better Place.
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"We need to take a sharp turn," he added when calling the show a cautionary tale.
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It is hard to not read Unsane as a cautionary tale about the cost of complicity.
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Isn't there a cautionary tale in these two product lines that have seen very little pickup?
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The development of the EPA's Clean Power Plan is a cautionary tale in similarly questionable science.
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The problems plaguing Facebook and some other tech darlings might also serve as a cautionary tale.
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The infamous New Coke remains a cautionary tale about why you shouldn't tamper with strong brands.
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The answer to each question is Kosovo, in southeastern Europe — and therein lies a cautionary tale.
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It is a cautionary tale for many where one man's liberation can easily become another's incarceration.
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The complexities, anachronisms and demands of the current fashion system almost read like a cautionary tale.
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She told this cautionary tale during a recent appearance on The Graham Norton Show and E!
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Airware will serve as cautionary tale of startup overspending in hopes of finding product-market fit.
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And some of its strategy might better serve as a cautionary tale than a gold standard.
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It's a feel-good story; it's a cautionary tale; it's a melodrama and a buddy comedy.
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This is a cautionary tale with implications beyond the health care industry, and it's necessary viewing.
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Dr. Wilson has his own nightmare about gene therapy, a cautionary tale that nags at him.
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Something of a cautionary tale emerged from the events that followed Martha Graham's death in 1991.
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The fate of Cerdà's plan is a cautionary tale about the dangers that await Salvador Rueda's.
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A cautionary tale is embedded here, and you know it as soon as the curtain rises.
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He donated time and money to his hometown community, using his mistakes as a cautionary tale.
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Snapchat's redesign failure in 2017 could soon be taught as a cautionary tale in business school.
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For some it might serve mostly as a cautionary tale about how people blow their money.
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Netflix uses Hernandez's life story as a cautionary tale and seemingly as a call for change.
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"It's a cautionary tale," the prosecutor, Joan Illuzzi, told jurors in her opening statements in October.
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Garcia continually reminded me of this cautionary tale as my undercover roles eventually began to expand.
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Anyone counting on AI for business or pleasure could do worse than remember that cautionary tale. ■
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We've lived to regret such destruction before, the standard cautionary tale being New York's Pennsylvania Station.
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This is not only a cautionary tale for the Trump administration, but a call to action.
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"It won't be our story anymore," Aronofsky told Entertainment Weekly: That's why it's a cautionary tale.
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But our stories had something in common: neither was a typical cautionary tale about teen pregnancy.
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Yet some economists question whether the Puerto Rico experience is really the cautionary tale that conservatives portray.
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"American Animals" would be a legitimate cautionary tale if it wasn&apost invalidated by its own existence.
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This kind of misconfigured storage server is becoming a common cautionary tale in the security world lately.
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This is also a cautionary tale for the Speaker of the House Mr Ryan and Trey Gowdy.
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COME ON, TOMScreenshot: PayPalLet this be a cautionary tale: The road to hell is paved with micropayments.
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Nobody wants to be a cautionary tale; here are some ideas on how to protect your startup.
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Zucker recognizes a cautionary tale; the church-and-clinic scam is a bit of a revolving door.
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In this climate, converting other people's experience into a template or a cautionary tale seems only prudent.
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Gage is often trotted out as cautionary tale of what might happen when messing with the brain.
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Today he sees Svpply as a cautionary tale about the limits of human curation on the internet.
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And radiology, the very field that is used as a cautionary tale about the robopocalypse, shows why.
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Will this new generation be a cautionary tale for the next generation of food delivery start-ups?
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But more than a decade later, the project's legacy is more complicated than a simple cautionary tale.
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The story of the Dixie Chicks became a cautionary tale in Nashville, the capital of country music.
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He recorded the moment, and posted it to his Facebook page -- as a cautionary tale, he says.
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The lyrics scan as a cautionary tale, warning listeners to be careful what they wish for. LYRICS:
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What started as a super violent cautionary tale became a funny way to shout out your faves.
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To the more sympathetic, the narrative provided a cautionary tale of the perils of fame and celebrity.
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Consider it a cautionary tale, as the role of technology in our democracy comes under intense scrutiny.
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Zuckerberg told a cautionary tale about what happens when you don't have a larger sense of purpose.
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But at the moment, his trail of shifting positions looks like a cautionary tale for future generations.
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Humphreys, for his part, hoped that retelling his experience can serve as a cautionary tale for others.
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This is the tale of Jeffrey Julmis, but it is also a cautionary tale to us all.
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If nothing else, let's hope other athletes can take what's happened to him as a cautionary tale.
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This should serve as a cautionary tale for any entity embarking upon rural telecom expeditions and expansions.
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He casts it as a cautionary tale, warning that the nation's atomic complex has fallen into decline.
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" That project is described as a "dark comedy" as well as "a cautionary tale for a generation.
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He says his fate is a cautionary tale about the risks of doing business in Russia today.
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Consider the cautionary tale of Free World Dialup, an early leader in Voice Over Internet Protocol services.
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Is it a cautionary tale for would-be border crossers, or an indictment of anti-immigrant rage?
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Spencer pointed to Afrostream as a bit of a cautionary tale of trying to grow too quickly.
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Bishop's reporting on the strange occurrences in the wake of Yoon's death functions as a cautionary tale.
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That should serve as a cautionary tale when it comes to heeding forecasts for best picture winners.
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If it designs a system that fails, California will go from an inspiration to a cautionary tale.
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Ayodhya languishes as an unheeded cautionary tale, a testament to the havoc wreaked by divisive identity politics.
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This cautionary tale is an excellent reminder to be kind and forthcoming with your partner whenever possible.
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But let it be a cautionary tale of the importance of keeping politics out of an epidemic.
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The Matharoo sisters never intended to become a cautionary tale about the perils of social media influence.
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But, in so doing, he offered a damning and cautionary tale about the nature of the man.
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"The violent story of the nation's not-so-immaculate conception reads as a cautionary tale," he writes.
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It was first observed in 2004, and its impact on agriculture there has become a cautionary tale.
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Corlette told the Miami Herald Azcue's case was a cautionary tale of deregulation in the insurance market.
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That said, this whole episode should serve as a cautionary tale for future generations of FBI executives.
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" Instead, as New Yorker columnist James Surowiecki wrote two years later, Penney became "America's favorite cautionary tale.
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JAPAN ONCE offered a cautionary tale of how macroeconomic mismanagement could transform a juggernaut into a laggard.
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Then the record-breaking cooler quickly became a cautionary tale for everything not to do on Kickstarter.
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Now Amazon's cautionary tale has made two things clearer to communities that might think about offering them.
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More than 210 years after it was published, Jon Krakauer's "Into Thin Air" remains the cautionary tale.
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But her cautionary tale should resonate, since many of the same vulnerabilities exist when photographing with smartphones.
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In so many other movies, Bridget would have been less of a character than a cautionary tale.
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The proxy adviser Institutional Shareholder Services provides a cautionary tale about relying on checklists to evaluate corporate boards.
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It's a cautionary tale that these methods are available to any unsophisticated user who wants to employ them.
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The national outpouring of grassroots enthusiasm for Wendy Davis's support of abortion rights is a cautionary tale here.
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Open Markets, which is now raising funds as an independent organization, says the correspondence is a cautionary tale.
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And think of her as a cautionary tale for all those who fail to get a second opinion.
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Strange Beasts presents a technology that is a bit more benign, but it's definitely still a cautionary tale.
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Later this month, we'll know for sure whether it's a cautionary tale, or a roadmap for the future.
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Each serves a purpose to those of us on the sidelines, either as inspiration or as cautionary tale.
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The evening didn't make for a lasting relationship, but it later provided good material for a cautionary tale.
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Do you think audiences will look back on the show as a cautionary tale or something that's prophetic?
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Their struggle is a cautionary tale about what can happen when men are left to their own devices.
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Families of addicts often share their struggles as a cautionary tale, hoping to save others the same heartache.
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Grossman views Ferguson as a cautionary tale about what can happen when police officers violate the warrior's code.
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This is simply a cautionary tale of one girl who couldn't handle the full power of this app.
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If it sounds unnerving, it's meant to be; According to the cast, this is a deliberately cautionary tale.
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But it is also a cautionary tale about the environment as well as a critique of contemporary politics.
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In many ways, Venezuela's nightmare is a cautionary tale for the West about the dark side of populism.
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But Griffiths cites Tanzania as a cautionary tale, a place where programs slowed, only to start up again.
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The gun debate serves as a cautionary tale for what might happen if Democrats don't embrace this reality.
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That does not mean he plans to invoke Medinah as a cautionary tale in the American team room.
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It's equal parts sexy, thrilling, empowering, and also serves as a cautionary tale for men and women alike.
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OUR KIND OF TRAITOR From a John le Carré novel, a cautionary tale about making friends on vacation.
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I share this story as a cautionary tale, a tale of triumph, and hopefully, a source of inspiration.
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"I want the story of her death to be a cautionary tale that will save other people's lives."
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The book is anchored in the cautionary tale of Ellen Jericho, also known as Nymphadora of Spring City.
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Despite the cautionary tale that screams off of every frame, The Handmaid's Tale is most interested in intimacy.
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Julius Caesar is a cautionary tale about the dangers and consequences of a mob mentality against a ruler.
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But it's also a cautionary tale about what happens when network notes won't just let a premise be.
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This slasher retread adds a cautionary tale about artificial intelligence, but its plausibility makes the character less scary.
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It's a cautionary tale for anyone who embraces America and embraces Americanness, and expects to be embraced back.
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As a cautionary tale, Mr. Riely looks to the forest collapse that struck near Denver some years back.
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There's no empathy; the person in question is treated like a cautionary tale to wring one's hands over.
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Michigan's Modernist heritage is more than just history now up for grabs; it is also a cautionary tale.
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Sam Nunberg, by contrast, represents a sort of cautionary tale for the professional Person Close to the President.
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He is on the verge of becoming a cautionary tale about a Silicon Valley genius felled by hubris.
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Another right-wing provocateur might present a cautionary tale for Mr. Jones: Milo Yiannopoulos, the former Breitbart editor.
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Jackson died in 1951, Weaver in 1956, each offering a cautionary tale for the major leaguers who followed.
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" To borrow a phrase from another science fiction cautionary tale released seven decades later, "Life finds a way.
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He is, above all, a cautionary tale for those willing to sell their souls for power and prestige.
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Oyo's story may be a cautionary tale for companies looking at expanding via venture investment for hotel chains.
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And yet, Mr. Wallsten noted, California didn't come up as a model or a cautionary tale on Thursday.
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What we have here in Carson is a sun-washed cautionary tale for the rapacious Lords of Football.
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But Lamont's eventual victory is a cautionary tale for anyone who reads too much into early primary polls.
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An indie studio celebrated for its meteoric rise was quickly maligned as a cautionary tale for ambitious developers.
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Cunningham's surprise victory in the deep-red district is a cautionary tale for the Republican Party, Sanford said.
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The Senate elections that followed suggest a cautionary tale for Democrats relitigating the Kavanaugh nomination heading into 2020.
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They cited 28503's Alabama Senate special election as a cautionary tale for Trump, who first endorsed Sen.
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This cautionary tale is all about unintended consequences from the 6900 enactment of the American Invents Act (AIA).
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But if it ends up covering few people or increasing government costs, Nevada could become a cautionary tale.
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They look at what's happened in Santa Barbara County, on the state's Central Coast, as a cautionary tale.
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Though her family talked about Paul as a cautionary tale against being an artist, Kiechel saw it differently.
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Edwards sees Colorado as a success story — but it ought to also be viewed as a cautionary tale.
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Sceptics point to South Sudan, an oil-rich territory that won independence and then imploded, as a cautionary tale.
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But researchers are saying the species' success may be a cautionary tale for many other animal species, including humans.
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According to Ms Brooks, it is a cautionary tale of what happens when humans try too little too late.
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He wants the account of his failures to serve as a cautionary tale for businesspeople in Germany and beyond.
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Why it matters: It's a cautionary tale for those who are quick to leave the 2019 cohort for dead.
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It's a lovely school, I got a great education, but that's a little bit of a cautionary tale, maybe.
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For instance, the blunder has since been taught in business schools as a cautionary tale for failed marketing campaigns.
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Verdict: A cautionary tale to aspiring art dealers — don't double-cross two of the biggest collectors in your city.
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And indeed he stands now as a cautionary tale, a kind of true story of how one breaks bad.
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" Still, as Bell sees it, if American History X was "a cautionary tale," Skin is "a fucking fire alarm.
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But it's another cautionary tale of just how easy it apparently is to totally dupe someone on the site.
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The book's account of the rise and fall of Xerox is a cautionary tale for entrepreneurs and executives alike.
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In a way, it's a cautionary tale about what can happen when you do let go of those people.
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Seattle is a cautionary tale of what could happen in other places in an industry that employs many Latinos.
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Hustlers Convention was conceived as a cautionary tale, but of course most of its listeners missed the cautionary bit.
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While Jones has looked to Michaels as a lesson, Cormier should look to the Hart as a cautionary tale.
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Earlier this year, Ms. Randall received a note from a woman who saw her story as a cautionary tale.
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The related Jarawa tribe, which stopped resisting contact with outsiders in 1998, offers a cautionary tale, the group reports.
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The Vermont law could be a cautionary tale for how challenging – and ultimately useless – a GMO label might be.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the Department of Homeland Security agency charged with removing unauthorized immigrants, provides a cautionary tale.
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As a cautionary tale, Barkindo pointed out how painful the 2014-2016 oil crash was for American oil workers.
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The director, Yaron Zilberman, said in an interview that his film was a cautionary tale, relevant to today's Israel.
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As Glasgow was becoming Glasgow, the trial of these men became a cautionary tale on the wiles of capitalism.
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It was a cautionary tale about what it means to enact revenge as opposed to actually working on yourself.
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Benedict Arnold takes center stage in Nathaniel Philbrick's vivid and in some ways cautionary tale of the Revolutionary War.
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Mr. Meadowcroft's tale could serve as yet another boom-and-bust cautionary tale of the limits of China's rise.
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Why it matters: Swifty Ifty is a cautionary tale for private investment partnerships that usually operate on implicit trust.
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"It's a perfect example—a cautionary tale—about the modern gaming landscape and how ephemeral it is," Straka said.
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From today's vantage point, the Arab Spring stands out as an iconic cautionary tale of techno-utopianism gone wrong.
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We'll never know for certain the inspiration of this cautionary tale, but it doesn't really matter, Dr. Dominy said.
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The stark loss of edge of China's first hip-hop show, "The Rap of China," offers another cautionary tale.
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But Mr. Mitchell says his experience should serve as a cautionary tale to those shopping for their own policies.
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For Republicans tempted by Trump apostasy, Tuesday's clearest cautionary tale was that of Representative Martha Roby, an Alabama Republican.
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I can't help but see a cautionary tale in the three Axe Capital subplots that round out the episode.
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The boom now serves as a cautionary tale for speculative investment and too-good-to-be-true tech startups.
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Written more than 30 years ago, Margaret Atwood's "The Handmaid's Tale" offers a cautionary tale of womanhood as sacrifice.
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More than that, Netflix uses Hernandez's life story as a cautionary tale and seemingly as a call for change.
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Trackr, indeed, makes for a cautionary tale about how a good idea can be inspiring, but not always enough.
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His prison history is a source of curiosity to them, and so he paints himself as a cautionary tale.
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In the end, "The Wrong Light" is an engrossing cautionary tale teaching one of philanthropy's oldest lessons: Caveat emptor.
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A cautionary tale for any member of the club is the fate of the late Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi.
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But their story is a cautionary tale about the perils of facing the unforgiving elements during the winter months.
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Their predicament may turn out to be a cautionary tale for bond holders of other troubled states and cities.
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San Francisco's experience is a "cautionary tale for Vancouver", says Joe Castiglione, who analyses data for its transport authority.
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Still, the resurgence of measles, another disease once thought to be down and out, serves as a cautionary tale.
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Instead of being a cautionary tale for the industry, it is yet another example of the store's pioneering nature.
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"Greta," the movie about what happens to Frankie (as she's called), can stand as a cautionary tale for straphangers.
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Last week, Mr. Trump even held up the Moore debacle as a cautionary tale in a conversation with Gov.
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Britain's recent political polarisation among Remainers and Leavers is a cautionary tale for those who have romantic illusions about democracy.
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Still, Sarcuni's experience may serve as yet another cautionary tale for entrepreneurs who hitch their fortunes to Germany's startup "Rocket".
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"#PlaneBae is not a romance — it is a digital-age cautionary tale about privacy, identity, ethics and consent," she writes.
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The extinction of the St. Paul mammoths is also a cautionary tale in the age of human-caused climate change.
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The cautionary tale of 'Big Mike' One of the most prominent examples of genetic vulnerability comes from the banana itself.
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Miller: I think people will look back on this show and see it both as a cautionary tale and prophetic.
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Afterward, Jewell sued major media outlets, and the story has become a cautionary tale about the perils of wrongful accusations.
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The attack marked a more sophisticated variation on older scams and represents a cautionary tale for millions of American consumers.
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"Marvin's story is part wish fulfillment part cautionary tale," Liman said in a statement announcing his attachment to the project.
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In person, Stein is the biggest sweetheart—but she's also a cautionary tale for leftists trying to build a movement.
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The untimely death of Hello serves as a cautionary tale about what can happen when gadget startups go belly up.
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Wilders struck the night's tone by offering a cautionary tale of "Eurabia": Europe in the throes of unchecked Muslim migration.
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The California native became another cautionary tale of too much too soon, falling short of his NBA all-star billing.
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Photographer Trey Wright brought theses gems to life in the gallery below as a cautionary tale for this holiday season.
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I hope it is a cautionary tale because in dealing with Trump, the left risks becoming fairly hate-filled itself.
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As narratives of collapse take shape around Trump's presidency now, the campaign should at least serve as a cautionary tale.
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Statistics from Hurricane Maria are grim enough; recipients of grant funding need to heed the cautionary tale of early mistakes.
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The cautionary tale ends with our heroine wondering whether it's time to bail on the wedding, or even the friendship.
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How he lost may serve as a cautionary tale this year as the presidential candidates fire darts at one another.
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But Mr. Chávez's parable is also a cautionary tale about voters' vulnerability to the spell of charisma and media banality.
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After a year of leaks cascading down Capitol Hill, Wolfe is a cautionary tale for many members, staffers and journalists.
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But Uber's experience also serves as a cautionary tale for WeWork, as replacing Kalanick didn't fix Uber's underlying business problems.
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But it's entirely up to Beijing to decide which countries get funding and when — and Pakistan offers a cautionary tale.
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Perhaps the best cautionary tale is Amazon Fire, which was launched in 2014 on a bare AOSP version of Android.
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The collections, and all the discussion that defined them, were practically a cautionary tale about the downside of the web.
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The play, "The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui," was the playwright Bertolt Brecht's cautionary tale about the rise of Hitler.
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The practice now stands less as a shining example of what medicine can become and more as a cautionary tale.
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"True Detective" became a cautionary tale in the TV industry about how easy it is to lose a hot hand.
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And that's the cautionary tale for the rest of us: Let's get our wills written, signed and notarized, shall we?
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We also have a checklist to help you avoid screen-share disasters, and the cautionary tale of an extreme example.
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When I was starting out as a therapist, a colleague told me what was intended to be a cautionary tale.
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The fate of Christchurch was a cautionary tale about the need for societies to preserve their information, Mr. Dickison said.
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We were already without cell service, and I'd recently heard a cautionary tale that ended with a $1,483 towing bill.
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It also blew up on social—a lightly cautionary tale from a new world of science communication and infectious disease.
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Right now the Big Muddle — I'm sorry, Apple — strikes me as a proxy for the country and a cautionary tale.
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But even more, she wants people to understand the story of PFAS as a cautionary tale about man-made chemicals.
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It is a cautionary tale about the perils of polarization and the predictable dangers of embracing a far-left leader.
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Schreker wrote a cautionary tale of moral decadence, but his effusive post-Romantic musical style makes sin sound really good.
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It's a cautionary tale of how men on the team were ground down by years of fighting and of losing comrades.
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Republicans' failure to unify in advance around a plan to replace the Affordable Care Act is something of a cautionary tale.
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Others are suggesting this be seen as a cautionary tale for those relying on more contemporary services to host their art.
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The Avengers have moved on from representing American resilience, and have evolved into a cautionary tale about American retaliation and vengeance.
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The looming end of two-storied American circuses offers a cautionary tale on the consequences of deflecting, rather than embracing, change.
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Some futurists see a cautionary tale for humanity in the fate of the horse: it was economically indispensable until it wasn't.
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"Texas is a cautionary tale for the rest of the nation," Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards said, according to the report.
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The internet loved it — but not because it was the most shocking, and perhaps most effective, cautionary tale in recent memory.
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Until then, though, it is a cautionary tale of revisiting a creator's early work on the basis of their current success.
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But Washington's experience serves as a cautionary tale, underlining the challenges even supporters say could complicate the de Blasio administration's plans.
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She's a useful cautionary tale at a time when the left's stock is rising on the Democratic side of the aisle.
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"I hope that this is an isolated situation that will serve as a cautionary tale rather than a trend," Minow said.
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He tells the cautionary tale of a Bangladeshi cab driver he met who illustrates the potential pitfalls for religious Muslim investors.
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She's created a sneaky kind of cautionary tale, one that is polite, or wise, enough not to antagonize its true targets.
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And the cautionary tale he tells about Brexit, where voters treated the ballot as an "anger management tool," seemed to resonate.
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A cautionary tale about respecting the honor code of "don't take that temporarily unattended laptop in a café" is pretty dry.
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For many pundits, 2800D printing has become the ultimate tech cautionary tale, used to warn against overhyping technologies like virtual reality.
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Picnic at Hanging Rock is a cautionary tale about societies so afraid of uncertainty that they demand conformity to social norms.
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It's a cautionary tale of just how badly science can go awry as universities increasingly partner with corporations to conduct research.
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It's time to look clearly, with Berlusconi as a cautionary tale, at what a Trump presidency would really mean for America.
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The colossal failure that was the Fyre Festival is a cautionary tale about what NOT to do when planning, well, anything.
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These days, no Latin American politician in his right mind would dream of citing Venezuela as anything but a cautionary tale.
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A universal cautionary tale, the drug-using sex worker is too wretched to be relatable, too scorned for even countercultural cred.
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Its legacy will ultimately be yet another cautionary tale in a valley full of ghosts that similarly smashed into a ceiling.
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It's a cautionary tale of what went wrong, and now we have to change to make sure it doesn't happen again.
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It is also a cautionary tale about the difficulty of achieving a comprehensive and verifiable nuclear deal with a rogue regime.
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But what country would volunteer its citizens to indefinitely occupy Syria, particularly with the cautionary tale of America's experience in Iraq?
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Dig a little deeper, and it becomes a cautionary tale on the difficulty of imposing even modest change on public pensions.
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What it's about: The ultimate cautionary tale about the price of ambition and the rivalries that can come out of it.
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The joint select committee last year did not produce consensus recommendations and is a cautionary tale of the difficulty of reform.
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Clinton seeks to encourage registration efforts and convince Americans that every ballot counts, Mr. Gore is the Democrats' ambulatory cautionary tale.
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Their experience served as a cautionary tale for other liberal country stars, but it's a message that apparently didn't reach Eminem.
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"To some extent, Westport is a cautionary tale, or a harbinger of what's to come," Connecticut State Senator Will Haskell said.
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For such a movement, the history of Second Wave pro-sex feminism should serve as both North Star and cautionary tale.
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The "Ring" has also been viewed as a cautionary tale of a power-hungry ruler — or mogul — who goes too far.
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He pointed to Libya's instability after the US led a military intervention in the country in 2011 as a cautionary tale.
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For established democracies that cherish free speech, China's sophisticated system of suppressing online content could be seen as a cautionary tale.
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As it is, "Holy __" registers as a cautionary tale about the faultlines on which so many lives are balanced these days.
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Mr. Sessions's predicament became a cautionary tale about the grudges and grievances that are at the heart of Mr. Trump's politics.
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But Marbury says he believes he was invited to N.Y.U. not to serve as a role model or a cautionary tale.
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The surprising lack of results offers a cautionary tale about how difficult it is to improve patients' care and reduce costs.
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It was a cautionary tale of the dangers that good people face when they go to work in the Trump administration.
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And yet it does not feel like an advertisement for a super league; it feels like a cautionary tale against one.
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The Big Tobacco settlements in the '90s should serve as a cautionary tale on how to best spend the funds today.
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It's possible the Trump administration might consider Nixon's Watergate experience to be a cautionary tale about allowing administration officials to testify.
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California should provide a cautionary tale for legislators and industry insiders seeking to maintain the current tax credit scheme in Colorado.
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Part history, part cautionary tale, the book shows the pitfalls of a world — and a way of living — designed by programmers.
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Mr. Trump's meeting last week with the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, in Hanoi, Vietnam, serves as a cautionary tale.
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Or a cautionary tale about how much we rely on technology and how we may be fated to live without it?
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Venezuela, which is now in the midst of an economic and humanitarian crisis, has been used as a cautionary tale about socialism.
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So the Greek party has become a cautionary tale cited by Labour activists urging their leaders to maintain opposition to Tory austerity.
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To Andrew McAfee, co-director of MIT's Initiative on the Digital Economy, the saga of the bank tellers is a cautionary tale.
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Last year's Rio Olympics provides a cautionary tale of just how quickly the excitement of staging an Olympics can turn to despair.
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For more on Alec Baldwin, pick up the latest issue of PEOPLE, on stands now "John is a cautionary tale," Baldwin says.
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Though they wrote immortal songs like "Without You" and "Come and Get It," Badfinger's strongest legacy may be as a cautionary tale.
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Mr Lewis sees a cautionary tale in the woes of European utilities, hit by government action to penalise coal and nuclear power.
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It is also meant to serve as a cautionary tale, but an optimistic one as the world acts to prevent environmental degradation.
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The demise of juicer startup Juicero last year offers a cautionary tale that large rounds don't always translate into compelling business models.
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I hope all those who dream of one day being part of the entertainment industry will take this as a cautionary tale.
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But it's also a cautionary tale, as the Route 128 boneyard attests to what should have been the world-dominating tech ecosystem.
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This foreign foray offers a cautionary tale: buying a business is the easy part, and Western products don't always suit Chinese tastes.
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I think it's a cautionary tale for people in the industry to see big figures like Mario Batali, John Besh, Ken Friedman.
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But as a microcosm of the broader deal Trump is trying to negotiate with Chinese President Xi Jinping, it's a cautionary tale.
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Today, the hate that American History X tried to explore as a cautionary tale of sorts is part of establishment political discourse.
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But for a cautionary tale of this brute force approach, President-elect Trump need only look at the experience of his predecessor.
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So there's a clear cautionary tale for the EU powers that be — if they can but put their heads together and listen.
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Tusk advises companies disrupting highly regulated industries, including Uber, Tesla and FanDuel, and said he now uses Airbnb as a cautionary tale.
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This Channing Tatum video has everything: a full range of emotions, a cautionary tale about data sharing, and some genuinely good advice.
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And, "The Circle" wants to be a cautionary tale of what life could be like if we voluntarily sign away our rights.
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She was a cautionary tale, seemingly written just for me, of what happens when your cool-guy love affair goes too far.
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The fact that the poisoning of Flint took place under the guise of fiscal control provides a cautionary tale to us all.
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Thad Bingel, the chief of staff at Customs and Border Protection during the Bush administration, said the fence offered a cautionary tale.
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Sgt Toombs's life is a cautionary tale that must be heeded if we truly want to confront veteran suicide in this country.
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If anything, they may look to Flake as a cautionary tale of what happens when you publicly cross Trump and his base.
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In a town where business relationships and genuine friendships are often one and the same, his story has become a cautionary tale.
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More people need to be aware of Cernovich's tactics, Seder told CNN, adding that he hopes he can be a cautionary tale.
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While his name is invoked as a cautionary tale, it is often used as a punch line and as TMZ click bait.
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He is increasingly becoming a cautionary tale of the Great Man as CEO—he just doesn't realize it, at least not yet.
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In describing the effort, the document cited as a model — and at times a cautionary tale — a rival company it called F73.
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The recent US experience in Iraq is not just an analogy, either — it's also seen by many Americans as a cautionary tale.
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Not a week goes by and it seems like we hear more bad news about Silicon Valley's darling turned cautionary tale Theranos .
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Honestly, not a good thing for him but a cautionary tale for the rest of us: The sun is not a toy.
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SoftBank-backed Fair burned through nearly $400 million in 10 months, a cautionary tale of a startup on an explosive growth path.
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Khan's is a cautionary tale of the snap decisions we make that can come back to haunt us in often unexpected ways.
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For most readers, Ira Levin's 1972 best-selling novel "The Stepford Wives" was a satire and cautionary tale; for the future Mrs.
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Landon's experience, bracingly modern in so many ways, is also a cautionary tale, as relevant today as it was in her lifetime.
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If anything, he said, the Galaxy Fold is a cautionary tale about the risks of being an early adopter of new technology.
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Can this really be the cautionary tale that's frightening Democrats from doing all they can to hold a lawless president to account?
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Elsewhere, the series veers into bludgeoning social criticism, as in "Safe and Sound," a cautionary tale about the political abuse of paranoia.
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Helped by Kelly Murphy's provocative illustrations, peppered throughout the book, Alexander has created a cautionary tale and a profound and beautiful work.
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Investors saw the tumult at rapid-growth darling WeWork, and the pressure it put on main backer SoftBank, as a cautionary tale.
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He also offers a cautionary tale for the long list of Democrats fighting it out for a spot on the November ballot.
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Toying with issues of sexuality, trauma and race, John G. Young's romantic drama "bwoy" is another cautionary tale about meeting strangers online.
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"Texas is a cautionary tale for the rest of the nation," said Cecile Richards, the president of the Planned Parenthood Action Fund.
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He hits the bottom, forsaken by nearly everyone, seemingly a classic cautionary tale of a culture creating then destroying its own idol.
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Economists who were embroiled in that episode, and those who recall it ruefully, view it as a cautionary tale for Mr. Trump.
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Visually, "Citizen Kane" was a breakthrough that helped shape film's classical vocabulary; as a cautionary tale, it's no less formative or necessary.
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There's a cautionary tale unfolding across the pond, where Britain's Labour Party is being pulled apart by its own anti-Semitism issues.
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The e-mail story may be overblown, yet it is a cautionary tale about the risks of giving in to those instincts.
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Mattis's clashes with President Trump over the decision to withdraw from Syria, which precipitated his resignation last year, offer a cautionary tale.
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It was a cautionary tale for the approaching golden age of television, and a lesson some shows still struggle to learn from.
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David Foster Wallace, a more recent prophet of dystopia, provided us with another cautionary tale of the rise and fall of "videophony".
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The Handmaid's Tale is part cautionary tale, part dystopian anti-fantasy, and part voluntarily once-a-week anxiety appointment for its fans.
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At the same time, the secret Clinton speeches are in many ways a cautionary tale about the excessive allure of secret knowledge.
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The letter, sent on the day before member of Congress have to face angry voters during recess, should serve as a cautionary tale.
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It's not as if the internet needed another cautionary tale about backing up data, but for many artists, this news is heartbreaking nonetheless.
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N. K. Jemisin—whose novel The Fifth Season won the 2016 Hugo award—spins a cautionary tale about resource depletion and interplanetary relations.
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Surprisingly, Richard Freeman, the co-author of the original Puerto Rico study, doesn't see the island's experience as a cautionary tale for California.
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Once I realized that the message of the story would be stronger and that it would definitely be more of a cautionary tale.
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If you are among those considering the potential opportunities, you should also consider a cautionary tale from the last boom a decade ago.
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If you're seeking a cautionary tale about what can go wrong when you're dating several people at once, just watch Bachelor in Paradise.
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The film is a cautionary tale of a man developing a relationship with a woman online who's not who she says she is.
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A lot of people respond to Uglies now as a metaphor for Instagram rather than a more literal cautionary tale about plastic surgery.
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Several fellow officers saw Commander Price's death as a cautionary tale of how men were ground down by so many years of fighting.
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But allow us to shatter your innocent reality by introducing you to the Joker-like pasty-faced cautionary tale of an Atlanta character.
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Even so, Scott's video is worth watching, both as a lesson in how computers intrepret time, and a cautionary tale for programmers everywhere.
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Like so much science fiction, it's meant to explore the possible end results of present developments, and to serve as a cautionary tale.
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Attorney General Reno was both a role model for being decisive, and a cautionary tale for what happens when that decisiveness is apolitical.
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His is a cautionary tale of how future generations of politicians may find their digital footprints coming back to stamp on their careers.
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Indeed, Altered Carbon feels as much a cautionary tale about the unfettered use of a game-changing technology as it is a mystery.
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Within the last year, however, cryptocurrency mania has died down and the frequency of cryptocurrency scams and hacks has become a cautionary tale.
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Either way, if you're thinking of cutting your own hair without pro supervision or advice, we suggest using Moore as a cautionary tale.
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Another of the Tag Wrangling Chairs, Qem, also thinks that machine tag wrangling is unlikely, pointing to machine translation as a cautionary tale.
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The earliest known documentation of zoonosis is a cautionary tale about rabies-infected dogs in the Mesopotamian Codex of Eshnunna around 1930 BCE.
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She cites the 2100 leak in New Mexico, at a facility called the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant, or WIPP, as a cautionary tale.
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To me, growing up in the 90s, I can't even imagine that heroin was cool because Kurt seemed like the ultimate cautionary tale.
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Read this cautionary tale about Sephora and the now-defunct makeup brand OCC for an example of how this can sometimes play out.
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For anyone who still thinks hacking always looks like a scene from Mr. Robot, the Dallas incident is just one more cautionary tale.
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I sincerely hope that most of you don't relate to Perhach's cautionary tale, because I believe it portrays women as weak and incompetent.
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Factor in climate change, nuclear disasters and space colonies, and the ultimate dystopian universe reveals itself — part tech-slick playground, part cautionary tale.
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While more competition generally leads to lower prices, the internet's skinny-TV bundles may be a cautionary tale for the on-demand world.
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Filmmaker Levan Tsikurishvili describes the documentary as a "cautionary tale that explores the taxing nature and intensity of fame" from the artist's perspective.
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Its story is part of a consolidation trend that's sweeping digital media and a cautionary tale about the risks of being advertising-dependent.
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For start-ups vying to trade on the public markets, Friday's technology sector rout may prove a cautionary tale, one expert told CNBC.
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But it's also a cautionary tale that in this new era of social media deep-diving, no one's past is safe from scrutiny.
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Critic's Notebook In a divisive moment in American politics, Wagner's four-opera epic feels like a cautionary tale of a power-hungry ruler.
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A system devised to empower parents and integrate schools has not worked as intended, offering a cautionary tale to districts across the country.
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Some people said it was a cautionary tale of the burden of success, while others speculated that his broad smile masked deep pain.
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But it's deliciously frightening, a cautionary tale for the careless and a horror film that posits a world devoid of any real goodness.
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The parents, Becky and Mike Cerio, said they were telling their story now as a cautionary tale about nonsexual abuse in the sport.
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This pitch-black satire of social media obsession may be just the cautionary tale you need to put down your phone for once.
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Twitter's fate is a cautionary tale and financial details remain to be seen, but Snap's I.P.O. is developing into an investor photo op.
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It's also a cautionary tale to everyone today about how nationalism and racial supremacy lead us down the path of devaluing human life.
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Kansas is a cautionary tale; and under Obama federal taxes on the top 1 percent basically went back up to pre-Reagan levels.
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From this cautionary tale, the rabbis of the mystically oriented, kabbalistically inclined tradition of thirteenth-century Spain created an entire system of study.
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The story of Crossroads' rise runs pretty neatly in tandem with that of Cincinnati, which 20 years ago was an urban cautionary tale.
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The protests in Hong Kong are seen as a cautionary tale and a failure of the "one country, two systems" notion with Beijing.
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The results of the first wave of Arab protests were largely discouraging, leading many to see the Arab Spring as a cautionary tale.
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No longer a leader in VC or even a threat to other top venture capitalists, SoftBank's deal activity has become a cautionary tale.
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Investors are increasingly questioning the business model of growth at any cost, and taking weak demand, for WeWork especially, as a cautionary tale.
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Britain now serves as a cautionary tale, though, and analysts tend to agree that the bloc will fare far better than Britain will.
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Walker's been pretty open about his financial situation -- and has said he's embraced the role of "cautionary tale" to help future NBA stars.
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Colorado and Vermont's failed attempts to bring single-payer health care to their citizens should be a cautionary tale, as Perlmutter's candid comment emphasizes.
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Joe infiltrates Beck's life completely (You is also a cautionary tale about social media), and he narrates the show in voiceover addressing her directly.
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The new movie Ingrid Goes West is a cautionary tale about what can happen when people take social media use to the next level.
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India's "demonetisation" is a cautionary tale of the reckless misuse of one of the most potent of policy tools: control over an economy's money.
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A 2013 edition of Case Reports in Ophthalmological Medicine outlined a nasty cautionary tale: A 25-year-old patient presented with a detached retina.
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McMaster's doctoral thesis turned into a 1997 book called Dereliction of Duty, a cautionary tale about the failures in leadership during the Vietnam War.
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"This case serves as a cautionary tale for every health care provider that hires people into positions requiring a professional license," Nancy O'Malley said.
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The experience of these creditors is a cautionary tale in a country where for decades state debt has been considered as good as guaranteed.
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Or an eerily plausible cautionary tale of what might happen in a world where the wrong kind of populist revolution winds up in power.
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She tells the cautionary tale of Warren, a former Axe employee who made the mistake of talking smack about Bobby in a job interview.
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The answer is a cautionary tale about the power of Big Pharma, the unintended consequences of government intervention, and the tenacity of drug markets.
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It's a cautionary tale we hear far too often: Company A, hiring staff and growing rapidly, finalized a 10-year lease for office space.
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As for the rest of tech and media, we hope the trailer autoplay debacle will serve as a cautionary tale for years to come.
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Sony has released a fresh trailer for its upcoming Venom movie, a cautionary tale about what happens when you fail to treat your parasites.
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His NFL career is a cautionary tale about how the (almost exclusively white) 1 percent can use their resources to silence and punish dissent.
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Because while The Phantom Menace undoubtedly had problems, it can be viewed as a valuable cautionary tale of how not to revive your franchise.
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I also tried the exact opposite of vegetarian ceviche in what turned out to be a cautionary tale about the ethics of adventuresome eating.
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And just last week, Huawei noted that it was holding off on its own Mate X release, citing Samsung's issues as a cautionary tale.
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Lorenz isn't and shouldn't be some kind of villain or cautionary tale, except for those who are considering a Seamless order of avocado toast.
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"The Valley" is a classic Californian cautionary tale, a laid-back yarn about a girl who's going to make it big or die trying.
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My generation, I think we're more comfortable with talking about it, and with relating with Jesse, even if it's just as a cautionary tale.
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" Dane said that the show's explicitness provides "a cautionary tale," adding that Euphoria is "certainly not a love letter to drugs or drug addiction.
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Seattle offers a cautionary tale of both the good and the bad that can befall the home of one of America's fastest-growing companies.
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In one moment, it's a downbeat cautionary tale about unexpected pregnancy and financial anxiety; in the next, it's rendering new parenthood a pastel daydream.
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In the end, SunEdison's fall offers a cautionary tale on the dangers of trying to grow in too many directions at once, analysts said.
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This cautionary tale of risky lending, ballooning debt and market speculation should be a clear warning of looming perils in the student loan industry.
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The Hulk and Batman make an appearance in what appears to be a cautionary tale about getting teeth pulled after eating too much candy.
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He also applied his learnings on past market exuberance to provide a cautionary tale on another asset that recently soared into bubble territory: bitcoin.
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What's happening on our campus is a cautionary tale for other universities, underscoring the need to regulate how campuses interact with the Border Patrol.
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"We are using lights, not gunshot" sounds, Ms. Schantz said, describing the show not as a glorification of violence but as a cautionary tale.
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They're pointing to Venezuela as a cautionary tale about what can happen if the U.S. adopts socialist policies that have been embraced by Democrats.
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A busted mandate on WeWork's failed offering, in what's become a cautionary tale to other money-losing companies trying to go public, hasn't helped.
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Read more: The Motherboard Guide to Not Getting Hacked T-Mobile has "no excuse," Williams added, referring to that incident as a cautionary tale.
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The Concorde is, after all, so well known a cautionary tale of engineering ambition exceeding the constraints of reality that it verges on hackneyed.
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Let the song's viral success serve as a cautionary tale to anyone about to hit that "post" button: Be careful what you wish for.
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"With Her" may be a twenty-first-century creation, but, in its way, it tells an ancient kind of story: a cautionary tale. ♦
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That's why he sees their book as a cautionary tale on avoiding assets that explode in value, including outright frauds and momentum-driven trades.
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But $750 million, hundreds of new statues and three pirate ships later, the remodeling has become a cautionary tale of Balkan nationalism gone wild.
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It's a cautionary tale — when naïvete and a desire to escape the trappings of a common life collide with greed, power, and unchecked influence.
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While he may only have to pay $1,400 of that, his story went viral as a cautionary tale about our broken health insurance system.
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I'd welcome a Newsom for president campaign (after the Kamala Harris campaign, of course) to make that cautionary tale a subject for national debate.
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Bitfinex, registered in the British Virgin Islands, is one of the largest, and its opaque operations and vulnerability to hacking offer a cautionary tale.
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On its own, this economic-disaster narrative would be a sharp, if polemical, cautionary tale, an indictment of American life at an inflection point.
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The recent high-profile flops would seem a cautionary tale, but there are also reasons not to take these stories as a leading indicator.
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The city, which was once a vibrant crossroads of East and West, is now a cautionary tale, writes our former Hong Kong bureau chief.
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The company, now a cautionary tale, will surely continue to reduce the sky-high costs of its money-losing operation in the upcoming months.
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"I don't think it will dissuade me from trying new IoT services, but it's certainly a cautionary tale that consumers should be aware of."
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The importance of communicating with neighborhood groups and potential opponents was one of the lessons that Whitney officials learned from Diller Island's cautionary tale.
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"From a systems security perspective, this is an excellent cautionary tale of the importance of individual user security," Boing Boing wrote in its post.
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Mike Issac breaks down how Uber became an example of the toxic tech startup culture and a cautionary tale about the future of labor.
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Someone told the ultimate cautionary tale, about a boy who had chickened out of trying on what turned out to be a lucky night.
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Greece's recent, very unfortunate experience with excessive budget belt-tightening within a Euro straitjacket would seem to offer a cautionary tale for Puerto Rico.
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There is a recognition of the toll a half-century of war took on this country, and Venezuela's misery looms as a cautionary tale.
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As Kyle Smith from New York Post wrote, "Sprints past 'unfunny,' is still going strong when it reaches 'disaster' and easily reaches 'cautionary tale.'"
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His family, however, believes that in death he would want his life to serve as a cautionary tale in an attempt to help others.
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Ones where we see his queer sensibility without needing to have it serve as prologue for his dour decline, a cautionary tale about Victorian repression.
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Today, some venture capitalists point to the company as a cautionary tale of startups who raise too much money and try to grow too quickly.
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On the American left, this quickly became a cautionary tale: If a seemingly unthinkable Brexit could really happen, so could a seemingly unthinkable Trump presidency.
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About a decade ago, a similar story unfolded with the chemical Bisphenol A or BPA, with an ending that's a cautionary tale for consumers. Why?
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It's a cautionary tale that accurately depicts the struggle of regular people who have became a new sort of unwilling internet celebrity: the publicly shamed.
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Whether you see Fire in Paradise as a cautionary tale, wake-up call, or simply great storytelling, it is paramount that you do see it.
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"This case arises out of one of the most brazen corporate crimes in history, a cautionary tale about winning at any cost," the complaint said.
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But a consequence of avoiding cautionary tales by committing to your own idiosyncratic path is that you will almost certainly become someone else's cautionary tale.
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An election May 8 will decide whether their activism is a blueprint for other grassroots uprisings, or a cautionary tale about bucking the status quo.
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But if anything, Cunanan's is a queer and cautionary tale about the way fame often doesn't follow conventional morality or standards of good and evil.
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I think some teams also want to use Kaepernick as a cautionary tale to stop other players in the future from doing what he did.
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It could mean that this was a simulation where individual violence — like Will shooting Jeremiah — sets of climate disasters, which makes this a cautionary tale.
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Regardless, it certainly appears that climate change took a serious toll on the Neanderthals, in what is clearly a cautionary tale for the modern era.
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But what's also important here is that the incident at the party, while defining, isn't treated as a cautionary tale that makes Bell's heroine cower.
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The Curse of Beauty is a tale about the past, but it also reads as a cautionary tale for many of the stars of 2016.
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Because either it's a cautionary tale for all lawyers so we don't do it wrong, or something technical didn't work as it was supposed to.
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" Moreover, he hopes the documentary will serve as a cautionary tale and convince the audience "to be a skeptic in everything we do these days.
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Rubio and his political advisers were fully aware of McCain's cautionary tale -- almost losing the GOP presidential nomination because of his fight for immigration reform.
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Since then, corporate America and its defenders have been quick to cite Andersen as a cautionary tale whenever a corporation has found itself in trouble.
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If the Democratic Party can learn from Richards and Planned Parenthood, it also goes the other way, though in the form of a cautionary tale.
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Now the rise of it and other venture-backed media companies is seen as a cautionary tale about the risks of being too ad-reliant.
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The golf course deal could serve as a cautionary tale for both private equity firms and the growing number of governments doing business with them.
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State Republicans look to 2012 as a cautionary tale — that year, a brutal three-way primary dragged through the summer and left former GOP Gov.
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In Colombia, his legacy touches nearly everyone, but few people agree on whether his story should be seen as entertainment or as a cautionary tale.
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So before taking a knee in genuflection before the Great Hypervisor in the sky (way above the cloud), it is worth noting this cautionary tale.
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The legend of the woman who went to Trader Joe's for a salad and never emerged, a cautionary tale for all those who dare enter.
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They pointed to Chipotle, which took a major financial and reputational hit after E. coli outbreaks at its restaurants sickened customers, as a cautionary tale.
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The director, Michael Larnell, shows you the warts and all, but he nimbly steers clear of another cautionary tale about the evils of show business.
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But Justice Fux pointed to the American election as a cautionary tale about what can happen if there is no effort to check false information.
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" In Teicher's view, the poem's title betrays a fear its speaker harbors about herself; the poem is a "cautionary" tale, a road "thankfully not taken.
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Our reporters investigated the process, finding a cautionary tale for press freedom in an age in which democracy is being challenged globally, especially in Hungary.
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Here I offer up my personal story as a burnt offering, a cautionary tale, in the hopes that others might avoid the mistakes we made.
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But lest we overlook the danger of engaging with trolls to any degree, a cautionary tale from YouTube is currently provoking discussion and disappointment online.
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I wanted my story to serve as a cautionary tale of what our country could devolve into if Mr. Trump's immigration policies were fully realized.
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As cities across the country grapple with a new national experiment, Vancouver offers a striking cautionary tale about the challenges of policing the illegal trade.
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If the new buyer chooses to preserve the bottle untouched, the fate of the world's most expensive bottle of vodka serves as a cautionary tale.
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Probably. Even if you are not familiar with the Ray Bradbury source novel, "Fahrenheit" makes it quickly, hammeringly clear that it is a cautionary tale.
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So Ms. Copaken shares her own story as a cautionary tale: When she and her former boyfriend reconnected 20173 years later, it was too late.
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The story of OFA, which was supposed to be that administration's on-ramp, has become something of a cautionary tale for those on the left.
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Read through a 2020 lens, it's a cautionary tale about the kind of white feminism that doesn't have a problem stepping on women of color.
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"The Handmaid's Tale," based on the 1985 Margaret Atwood novel, is a cautionary tale, a story of resistance and a work of impeccable world-building.
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Good science fiction can function as startling cautionary tale, offering lessons in morality and asking us to think about our relationship to technology and progress.
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Drawing a cautionary tale from this blood-stained history, Polanyi assumed that the catastrophic triumph of economism over social and political necessities would be reversed.
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In the process, Osweiler became a punchline and a cautionary tale—a big expensive human billboard warning against the risks of reaching for a signal caller.
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But it's also a cautionary tale, one that speaks to the high degree of complexity involved in climate, and the important role played by biological processes.
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The executive lays much of that out in his own explainer — a post he considers a sort of cautionary tale for the volatility of the Valley.
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However, and um, I think it's just a cautionary tale that just important to be aware of it, but not too scared of it's still extreme.
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That case could serve as a cautionary tale for Attia — Orlan not only lost, but had to pay Lady Gaga and her record label's court fees.
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The New York Times, Los Angeles Times, and local radio all covered the accusations, many calling BYD a cautionary tale for those looking to Chinese investment.
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The Republican Party has used once-wealthy Venezuela, which is now in the midst of an economic and humanitarian crisis, as a cautionary tale about socialism.
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Nacho Vigalondo's Colossal, which stars Anne Hathaway and Jason Sudeikis, is a charming if slight cautionary tale about the monsters that people become when they drink.
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At the heart of Taiwan's economic problems, she contends, are stagnant incomes—a problem for which Foxconn serves more as a cautionary tale than an inspiration.
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Editors and advertisers used plus-size women as needed, holding up their bodies as a wordless cautionary tale, before quickly yanking them out of the frame.
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Under the Miami Vice aesthetic of this '80s hit lies a cautionary tale about a lover who will leave and deceive, giving you nothing but regrets.
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That was the story of Faraday Future, a company that proved to be virtually all smoke and mirrors, and now serves mostly as a cautionary tale.
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But he also believes the death of Andy Finch is an important cautionary tale that has already made American police officers more wary of being hoaxed.
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It's the very definition of a cautionary tale, and perhaps the more of these we consume, the more resilient we might becomes in circumventing similar scenarios.
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On the latest Recode Decode, Maria Ressler, who co-founded Rappler in the Philippines, warns that her country is a "cautionary tale" for the United States.
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The Literary Digest poll has since gone down in history as a cautionary tale of sampling bias pitfalls, and is taught in intro-level statistics classes.
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Her story remains a cautionary tale — both of the need for adequate public health measures and the callous way the medical establishment often deals with patients.
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While many of Ms. Hill's congressional colleagues, particularly the younger ones, came to her defense, the Democratic Party's leadership viewed her situation as a cautionary tale.
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That concern can be traced to the Rocky Mountain region, where turmoil at the Denver Post last year served as a cautionary tale about MNG's stewardship.
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If successful, the AFP campaign against Ellmers will become a cautionary tale for other congressional Republicans who don't vote in line with the Koch network's agenda.
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In the press notes, Fuqua describes Knight's story as "a cautionary tale," and there are certainly aspects of that in his almost Shakespearean rise and fall.
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Let's take Wolfenstein 2's story as a cautionary tale, rather than accidentally using it as a road map to actualizing a neo-Nazi ruled America.
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It's a true cautionary tale for the ages, and one that begs reexamination, because it's also one of the weirdest movies to ever achieve wide release.
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The Handmaid's Tale is a fitting cautionary tale for our times, reproductive rights advocates argue, given the Trump-Pence's administration's stated commitment to overturning Roe v.
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At the same time, LifeLog was "a cautionary tale regarding privacy controversies," its creator Douglas Gage told me during a series of phone and email interviews.
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The software giant's June bid already looked pricey, but the fate of an erstwhile LinkedIn competitor offers a cautionary tale of how bad things could get.
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Taiwan's experience could be a cautionary tale to Japan, South Korea, Vietnam and others in the region who are also warily watching China's rising military capabilities.
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Food _____ Michelle Goldberg reviews Ms. McGowan's memoir, a cautionary tale about the entertainment industry by the actress who accused Harvey Weinstein of sexual assault last fall.
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Mr. Jia's fall from grace is a cautionary tale about China's fast-moving tech world, where firms can soar and fall at the same dizzying speed.
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Alejandra Tapia, who graduated in the class of 2019 with a major in molecular and cell biology, is both a success story and a cautionary tale.
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" The occasion for that interview was that Mr. Kinder had finally wrestled his long-gestating manuscript into a book of reasonable length: "Honeymooners: A Cautionary Tale.
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Her husband, Michael (Pierre Png), is, like Rachel, an outsider; his insecurity about his wife's money and status turns their marriage into a potential cautionary tale.
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The anchor of a news program on Russia's First Channel commented in a Wednesday broadcast that the Skripal case was a cautionary tale to potential traitors.
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Sao Paulo (CNN)Brazilian director Petra Costa says her Netflix documentary should serve as a cautionary tale for the United States and the world at large.
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"This case serves as a cautionary tale for every health care provider that hires people into positions requiring a professional license," O'Malley said in the release.
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Nevertheless, Burdick has spun a cautionary tale of struggle and survival, love and family — and above all, the strength of the heart, no matter how broken.
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During the Sturm and Drang over immigration policy in the U.S., advocates of an America First strategy have pointed across the Atlantic as a cautionary tale.
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The country's new government, which was all but confirmed on Tuesday, provides a cautionary tale for everyone engaged in combating the rise of right-wing populists.
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But in recent weeks, California Democrats have emerged as something else: a cautionary tale for a national party debating how to rebuild and seize back power.
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Whether or not species resurrection proves viable in real life, "The Substitute" is most powerful as an atmospheric cautionary tale rather than an absolute moral judgment.
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But make no mistake, this story of looking-the-other-way morals should not be seen as an unusual cautionary tale of a few rogue players.
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Mr. Ahmed likes to tell the cautionary tale of a pushcart vendor who made the best food — so good he once netted $3,000 in one day.
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There's the cautionary tale, told by Melody Cohen, of the woman who shopped at the Metairie store without informing her best friend about all the bargains.
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George Orwell's Big Brother continues to resonate because "1984" is a cautionary tale about how nations can treat people, and why citizens submit to these regimes.
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But barring that, perhaps the best thing we can do is turn the saga of Harry Potter itself into a giant, ironic, cautionary tale: Never tweet.
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Here in Minnesota, we had our own flirtation with anti-establishment populism almost twenty years ago—a cautionary tale about fleeting success followed by dismal failure.
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" He tells a cautionary tale about the time he hired a "breathtaking European beauty" as a receptionist "who could easily rival Ingrid Bergman in her heyday.
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Trilobites The discovery of two extinct penguin subspecies in New Zealand is a cautionary tale of the threats faced by the waddling birds in the wild.
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Like Jenner, Jenna Jameson gives her own company, ClubJenna, prominent placement in the acknowledgements of How to Make Love Like a Porn Star: A Cautionary Tale.
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What happened next is seen by some as the kind of rookie mistake-turned-cautionary-tale to be passed down to future generations of student event planners.
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To some, the fallout offers a cautionary tale of what not to do, turning the state into a shorthand for bad policy decisions leading to dire consequences.
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Just let her blonde-to-blonder experience serve as a cautionary tale of how easy it is to get hooked on the hue once you start bleaching.
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We dropped our S-1 at the start of a pretty brutal market correction and morphed overnight from a darling of enterprise software to a cautionary tale.
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This movie has everything: a swept-off-your-feet romantic fantasy, an underdog-makes-good journey, a wrenching substance abuse drama, and an industry cautionary tale combined.
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Whatever happens, Yee's story will serve as a cautionary tale to a generation of children caught between the freedoms of the internet and their conservative, controlling society.
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I think this movie is a reflection of that, and a cautionary tale...This is turning the big ideas there into something that's scary and hopefully inspire.
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Consider this a cautionary tale: According to the Daily Mail, a woman walked in to Australian salon Emmaculate Beauty asking for a touch-up on her extensions.
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Draw Something will be remembered in the history books as a cautionary tale about apps that go viral; not every game can reach Angry Birds-level success.
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It's just the latest cautionary tale about the danger that batteries can pose even when used properly—and how electric vehicles can quickly turn into a nightmare.
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In the space of a few months, MoviePass went from being the hottest startup on the block to a cautionary tale about growing too big, too fast.
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The migration of the Joad family from the dust bowls of Oklahoma to the unfulfilled promise of abundance in California is a cautionary tale of transplanted inequality.
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He sees "Holy Hell" as a cautionary tale, and wants people here to know what happened to him and his friends -- so it won't happen to them.
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Then, New York Magazine writer and former New Republic senior editor Jonathan Chait discusses his argument that Trump's rise should be a cautionary tale for the left.
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Photo/Politics/Austria may be an exhibition of visual history, but it's also a cautionary tale about the impossibility of putting the genie back into the bottle.
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After all, Carney is the author A Death on Diamond Mountain, a cautionary tale about spiritual journeys taken to the extreme, leading to fatal injury or suicide.
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She first broke her silence with PEOPLE in 2017, saying that her experience was a "cautionary tale" and saying that Manson had groomed her from the beginning.
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Wary investors cite the Indiana Toll Road — built in 1956 but converted to private ownership in 2006 — as a cautionary tale of an infrastructure deal gone awry.
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The newlywed was so appalled by pictures she received from her bridal studio that she decided to post them online as a cautionary tale to other couples.
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It's either stereotypes of the angry, homeless drunk, or the cautionary tale in the Lifetime movie of the week—people whose lives were lost to the bottle.
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And the steps that rich families take — or fail to take — can serve as a model, or as a cautionary tale, for families of more modest means.
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Sometimes I apologize to Chuck, because I used his life to tell a cautionary tale of celebrity and narcissism: 'Be careful of telling your story too much!
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In the past few years, ESPN has come to be seen as a cautionary tale of what happens when traditional media companies, accustomed to domination, grow complacent.
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Donnell Rawlings is about to make you laugh out loud over his cautionary tale about the 4th of July and the perils of black people and fireworks.
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Every horror story is both a cautionary tale and an empathy experiment—but an empathy experiment works by forcing you to understand something you hadn't previously considered.
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But as the decades wear on and overgrowth reclaims its human-made structures, the zone's legacy has grown from a cautionary tale to a story of rebirth.
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A real-life he-man lolls in a sporty car in the foreground, in the vicinity of a nasty little scorpion: a David-and-Goliath cautionary tale?
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I'm curious whether, if you had seen this play when you were much younger, might it have served as a cautionary tale of what might lie ahead?
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One cautionary tale from the case study: A woman came in reporting that she had an average sleep efficiency of only 60 percent, according to her tracker.
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Another post about two giant dogs ready to tear shreds of shit out of each other is a cautionary tale about your moral conscience... in the office!
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Maturi said it's a cautionary tale against buying drugs off certain websites, as they could have unknown ingredients that increase their potency and have unintended side effects.
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Even before this week, Democrats in states like Nebraska and Iowa have held out the Kansas model as a cautionary tale for their own Republican-run states.
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Second, the continued American military presence in Cuba over a century after the Spanish-American War should serve as a cautionary tale about so-called humanitarian intervention.
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They've studied "Wall Street" like a sacred text, but for them it's not a cautionary tale, it's a source of inspiration, with Gordon Gekko as the hero.
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The government-led push to modernize its telecommunications system was unprecedented, experts say — and provides a cautionary tale for others who might like to try something similar.
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Taking that defeat as a cautionary tale, as the companies geared up to support the state bill they enlisted 34 lobbyists, according to Texas Ethic Commission data.
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Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro's quiet move to restore elements of free enterprise to his nation's economy should serve as a cautionary tale for anyone listening to Sen.
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Eventually, the cautionary tale went, the competition in even the biggest leagues would be indistinguishable from the manufactured plotlines of pro wrestling or old-time roller derby.
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It also looks like a cautionary tale for anyone who wants to occupy the political center during the age of Donald Trump and a radicalized Republican Party.
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Despite that cautionary tale, India has welcome a couple of notable names to the table this year as Uber and Google both launched services, UberEats and Areo, respectively.
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Dany's vision from the House of the Undying back in season 2 still looks like the most appropriate, bittersweet way to end this cautionary tale of climate change.
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In a statement to PEOPLE, Lewis clarifies that his message is a "cautionary tale" for Berkus and Brent about their collaboration, and not a slight against the duo.
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But we also want to use this as a cautionary tale going forward—genetics experts need to be informed about ancient and modern laws and ethics surrounding testing.
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But Carter's somewhat disastrous time in office proved those qualities don't automatically translate into an effective presidency — and should serve as a cautionary tale for Buttigieg's growing fanbase.
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The rest, as we teach our children, is the cautionary tale of a President whose recklessness and paranoia made him the only one to ever resign his office.
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The same has happened in New Mexico, and serves as a cautionary tale of what could happen if more public land is transferred to the states, Brooks says.
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But where Obama sees a cautionary tale about the limits of US power, Clinton sees a story about America failing to use that power when it should have.
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A cautionary tale for your vacation photos: On Wednesday, a German tourist fell to his death at Machu Picchu in Peru while trying to take a vacation snapshot.
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Hopefully other exurban communities are looking at the Old Fire as a cautionary tale, and preparing themselves for what is going to be a long, long fire season.
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R. Upgrade is essentially an extended Black Mirror episode — mostly shock, not a ton of substance, a cautionary tale that isn't as imaginative as it thinks it is.
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"Newspapers across the country spun the story into a cautionary tale of the threat a woman's success posed to domestic and marital bliss," the museum's wall text explains.
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Photo: APSometimes, all a man has in this world is his name, but according to Intel, antivirus pioneer and living cautionary tale John McAfee doesn't even have that.
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Blutrich's tell-all book is part confession, part cautionary tale, and strangely funny (like the time he says he extracted confessions from unwitting mobsters during a proctological exam).
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" Worth told Hyperallergic, "I think it will be a massive cautionary tale to other cultural organisations to think very carefully about who they choose to take funding from.
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Outside the extraterrestrial, "Oxycontin Girl"—written by Claypool—is a darker cautionary tale of a silver-spoon-fed daddy's girl whose pill problem snowballs into a heroin addiction.
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Roof serves as cautionary tale The enormous stakes are not always apparent, until the first reports of a new mass shooting echo across social media or cable television.
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Business Insider earlier this week told the cautionary tale of Fling, a racy photo-and video-messaging app likened to Chatroulette, and its young owner, Londoner Marco Nardone.
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This may seem at first to be a cautionary tale about the anonymous nature of the internet, but this woman's story isn't about misuse of online dating platforms.
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For a league that thrives on hype, where it seems everything is supersized, the demise of the diminutive Mr. Manziel is now a larger-than-life cautionary tale.
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This book is a must-read because it's a cautionary tale of what happens when the government is given too much control over the people and their lives.
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"The Witness" eventually becomes an emotional effort to shed more light on Genovese's life and to rescue it from being simply a cautionary tale of uncaring city life.
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"We thought it would be a cautionary tale for maybe ten years in the future—not now," Jon Milott, one of the movie's directors, said the other day.
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The episode is a cautionary tale to Fed policymakers to be "very aware of the rules" and not skirt too close to them, Tarullo told CNBC on Wednesday.
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As Canada prepares to roll out what's expected to be the world's largest legal cannabis market next summer, industry insiders are looking to Nevada as a cautionary tale.
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The comic celebrates the fluidity and eclecticism of a pre-Facebook cultural diet, occasionally mourning its loss—though Kopas also sees it as something of a cautionary tale.
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And throughout it, we're telling a cautionary tale: of promise, and how you can have so much talent but if you make the wrong decisions, tragedy can strike.
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I'll end this cautionary tale with a cliché: Take good care of yourself and remember that playing with hot oil, sharp knives, and cutting machines never ends well.
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WeWork has become a cautionary tale for private equity and venture capital executives who are learning that growth at all costs doesn't always cut it in public markets.
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To Chinese leaders and business executives, that episode remains a vivid cautionary tale of the United States government's ability to weaponize American companies' technological superiority for political ends.
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Most important, the mini-recession of 2015-16 offers a cautionary tale for any policymaker who might want to think of the United States as an economic island.
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Its story, about a teenage girl, Jay, stalked by killers after sleeping with the wrong person, is more of a metaphor for sexual assault than a cautionary tale.
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The larger fantasy-sports industry, however, offers both a model and a cautionary tale for how sports betting could grow once it moves into the light of day.
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The case has offered a rare glimpse into the rapidly changing business of rap, where Mr. Hernandez's bizarre character arc has emerged as the genre's latest cautionary tale.
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If the Labour Party's election night goes as disastrously as early exit polls foretell, the Democratic Party may see a cautionary tale for the US 2020 presidential race.
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By July 2017, she was out — another victim of confused management and yet one more fashion cautionary tale — and in the past two years largely absent from view.
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But the past two weeks should serve as a cautionary tale for what will happen if proposals like those put forth in the president's budget ever become reality.
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He was, however, an architect of the Iraq War, which Trump has used as a cautionary tale when explaining his motives in advocating a withdrawal from the region.
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But in the dawn of the Trump era, the state is also a cautionary tale of what happens during the tumultuous years when that change is occurring rapidly.
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Increasingly, the British experience stands as a cautionary tale, and one that others now seem less eager to embark on for themselves than just a short time ago.
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Though Ms. Susman is a longtime friend of Ms. Gillibrand's, the event has served as a cautionary tale of the potential downsides of fund-raising with industry executives.
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Some scientists deemed the risks manageable; others saw the findings as a cautionary tale — a warning over whether long trips in space will ever be safe for humans.
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Garland's thread lives on in the many, many jokes spawned, and as a cautionary tale: If you think he's making some good points, it's time to log off.
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Lines of communication, lines of thinking, and even the lines between the digital and physical worlds are forcibly violated in the cautionary tale masquerading as a crypto-caper.
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And the case of Medicare's prescription drug program should be a cautionary tale to anyone who thinks adopting a single-payer model somehow automatically leads to cost savings.
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The saga serves as a cautionary tale for startup employees: beware of founders who can't back up their claims and ask to borrow money from their employees, Kim warned.
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Then came the cautionary tale she would repeat throughout my childhood: She left to get her MFA in fiction, and was crushed under the criticism of her fellow students.
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But still, the ending of Dexter, which ended with the titular serial killer becoming a lumberjack in the Pacific Northwest, never atoning for his crimes, remains a cautionary tale.
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For me, however, "21984" has been more than a cautionary tale of dystopia: The concepts, characters, and lessons have in a real sense guided me both personally and professionally.
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Reflecting upon their experiences, and upon the brothers-in-arms they lost on the battlefields, these elite troops offer both a celebration of valor, and a sobering, cautionary tale.
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But with director Drake Doremus (Like Crazy) behind the camera, we can look forward to something a little more intimate and nuanced than your typical internet-era cautionary tale.
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Sanders's team doesn't see the ACA as a cautionary tale, though; some red states voted to expand Medicaid in the 2018 midterm elections, as Bhatt, Sanders's spokesperson, pointed out.
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In a rumbling wash of feedback, Slowdive leaves us with a bittersweet paradox—what they do best—both an homage and a cautionary tale to culture at a crossroads.
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The exhibition is a meditation on hope, aspiration, and the nature of human progress—and a cautionary tale of the risk of stagnation and the assumptions of infinite expansion.
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When the Black Tar Heroin documentary was filming from 20153 to 1998, she thought she would be killed or die of an overdose and end up a cautionary tale.
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Here in the capital of Ohio, businessmen incessantly cite the cautionary tale of Wisconsin and Foxconn: The state promised Foxconn $2000 billion for 2100,000 jobs — about $346,000 per job.
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Bush's loss in the 1992 election made him a cautionary tale for a generation of Republicans, a lesson that endures in today's showdowns over the federal budget and spending.
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His story can also be read as a cautionary tale about the dangers of giving machines the power to kill when they lack the capacity to make moral judgments.
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What's worrying them: Companies searching history for clues of how to proceed see a cautionary tale in the sudden explosion of artificial intelligence, says Matt Johnson, QC Ware's CEO.
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In the latest cautionary tale, a predatory company has been pushing a sold out product called "Passion Dust" that doctors warn you should definitely not put in your vagina.
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As is the case with many dystopian novels, The Feed is a cautionary tale — and it is perhaps worth mentioning here that Facebook is working on brain-computer interfaces?
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My weeks with the Boosted Board ought to serve as a cautionary tale for any novice that thinks this is just a really expensive longboard with a killer engine.
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A thought occurred to me: Could the stories of "targeted individuals" be a warning, a cautionary tale about the real targeting we experience as digital technologies pervade our lives?
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This cautionary tale comes a paper from BMJ Case Reports: An otherwise healthy 34-year-old man went to the emergency room with painful swallowing and an altered voice.
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But there's another story that can be told here, a cautionary tale: SoFi targets the top end of the market, which is lucrative, and discourages all others to apply.
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And if Brazil's rise and fall offer lessons about government's inherent limitations, the Great American Meltdown of 2008 similarly offers a cautionary tale about allowing markets to run wild.
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Less than a year later, they were done, a footnote or perhaps cautionary tale to some, an important, formative band for a much smaller subsection of the rock world.
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Yet a string of failures in Britain, of which Carillion is the latest, means that the country which converted the world to "contracting out" risks becoming a cautionary tale.
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The cautionary tale of potentially overdrawing lines and legislating in a vacuum, are playing out with the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation, set to take effect next year.
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Recently, Morgan Stanley's chief US equity strategist wrote in a separate note that WeWork's failed IPO should be viewed as a cautionary tale for richly valued, money-losing unicorns.
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The Andes bureau chief, Nicholas Casey, went with the Times photographer Josh Haner to Llapallapani, Bolivia, and wrote what is a cautionary tale about climate change and its consequences.
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While the cautionary tale of deteriorating public housing in New York City is almost certainly too alarmist, the rent-regulated stock is aging and therefore has significant capital needs.
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Yankees 6, Rays 3 The pinstriped odyssey of Alex Rodriguez was an action-packed thriller, a cautionary tale, a pathetic farce and a story of redemption, all in one.
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Second, Alabama is also a cautionary tale about the limits and challenges of the now-standard GOP strategy of focusing on the base, regardless of repercussions with swing voters.
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"Ultimately it's a cautionary tale if you recognize what is happening to this character, her torment, and the lack of respect for this character in her home," Handel said.
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When there is so much angst about fake news, often by those most likely to perpetrate it, a not too distant Washington "scandal" should act as a cautionary tale.
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Our reviewer wrote that Klebold "earns our pity, our empathy and, often, our admiration; and yet the book's purpose is to serve as a cautionary tale, not an exoneration."
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This whole episode should be a cautionary tale: If a secretive tech company is claiming to revolutionize an entire industry with technology that still hasn't been validated, be skeptical.
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In his book about one of the greatest American female athletes, "Babe Didrikson Zaharias: The Making of a Champion," he included a cautionary tale for historians young and old.
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"It's a cautionary tale — large, money-losing IPOs tend to be problematic for investors," said Kathleen Smith, Principal at Renaissance Capital, a provider of institutional research and IPO ETFs.
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But Trump's rise to economic, then cultural, and now political dominance is much more a cautionary tale about unearned privilege than it is an inspiring story of business success.
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Though she has shown signs of resurgence, she is also a cautionary tale after struggling to manage new expectations, albeit with a more limited tennis skill set than Andreescu's.
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Related: A protest by customs officers in France has delayed Eurostar trains and backed up trucks for miles, providing Britain with a cautionary tale of a post-Brexit world.
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A work in which the worlds of fairies and politicians meet — and, not surprisingly, collide — this comic love story is also a cautionary tale about not jumping to conclusions.
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Whatever the reason, however, her descent into banal harmlessness operates as a cautionary tale to all women: You will have to be likable if you want to go mainstream.
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While there, Mr. Mooser recalled, they discussed aliens, Mr. Musk's plan to colonize Mars, and how Easter Island, threatened by climate change, could be viewed as a cautionary tale.
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Adapted from the classic dystopian novel by Ray Bradbury, this cautionary tale imagines an entertainment-obsessed future where "firemen" wipe out history by burning books and their digital reproductions.
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There's a bonus story at the end of the book called "Yak and Quiet," a cautionary tale of how the "static" of technology can ruin the tranquillity of friendship.
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Nearly every cautionary tale about humanity's dire influence has a happy twist — the chick survives, the lynx are protected, the whales rebound, the seal lets the poor penguin escape.
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The aftermath of the 2100 project has emerged as a cautionary tale for Los Angeles, as well as for President-elect Donald J. Trump, regarding ambitious public works construction.
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At a time when Putin's machinations and motives are the subject of intense interest, Pichugin's plight offers a cautionary tale of Russia's autocracy that is ignored at our peril.
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It was a typical Silicon Valley story, in other words, which makes it a bit of a cautionary tale even as everyone assumes that this time will be different.
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It's a cautionary tale about the hazards of throwaway plastic and an uplifting example of New Yorkers' can-do devotion to their unnaturally natural world (The New York Times).
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How Mr. Hernandez went from a lost Brooklyn teen to a viral social media star and rapper to an accused gang member is a cautionary tale for hip-hop.
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While there, Mr. Mooser recalled, they discussed aliens, Mr. Musk's plan to colonize Mars, and how Easter Island, threatened by climate change, could be viewed as a cautionary tale.
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In many ways, the college admissions scandal, aka "Operation Varsity Blues," was a cautionary tale about what can happen when parents get too involved in their children's school careers.
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Democratic candidates won or maintained majorities in the councils of three Philadelphia-area "collar counties" earlier this month, a cautionary tale for the GOP's chances in the nation's suburbs.
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"Faust: A Tragedy," Johann Wolfgang von Goethe A great work of literature and an extraordinary cautionary tale, this story has much to teach us about psychology, politics and history.
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Mr. Lockett's execution is a cautionary tale, not only about the failures of midazolam as an execution drug, but also about the perils of performing executions back to back.
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A new dynamic emergesIn the wake of the cautionary tale of WeWork, investors are not surprised that founders are anticipating a change in the power dynamic between the two.
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I cannot help worrying that there are people, emboldened by this administration, who will watch a show like "Confederate" and see it as inspiration, rather than a cautionary tale.
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Donald Trump has rarely had anything nice to say about Mitt Romney, but when it comes to tax returns, the Republican nominee treats his predecessor as a cautionary tale.
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There's a cautionary tale in this for you, Leo: try to focus on doing one thing well this month, rather than splitting your energies between multiple projects and pursuits.
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Akon says he's happy they're taking their time and not rushing it into existence, lest his crypto city become another cautionary tale of businesses and investors left in the lurch.
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Meanwhile, he isn't tumbling off the marquee for a paltry payday as his chin turns to glass and his friends and family beg him to stop like some cautionary tale.
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Pushy parents and coaches might also look to the cautionary tale of Nick Kyrgios, a mercurial Australian tennis player who gave up his beloved basketball at the age of 14.
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"The collapse of the Summer project should be a cautionary tale," said Edwin Lyman, a senior scientist with the Global Security Program at the Union of Concerned Scientists in Washington.
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The company's booming success and its post-race contraction serve as a cautionary tale for startups that hitch their wagon to the inherently boom and bust nature of political campaigning.
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Instead, it's resulted in a tangle of uneven enforcement and confusing rules, making it a cautionary tale for what a poorly implemented ad ban might mean for the 13 campaigns.
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The movie Ingrid Goes West, which arrived in theaters Friday, is a cautionary tale about the grand facade of social media — it might make you want to delete your Instagram.
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If Cam is a cautionary tale, it's a warning to a world about the hazards of the internet age, a sort of Black Mirror-esque take on a Hitchcockian tale.
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While Badgley said in an interview that You creators Greg Berlanti and Sera Gamble are adamant that the show isn't a cautionary tale, fans are understandably feeling a bit paranoid.
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If it weren't glaringly obvious before, let this week's episode of Dr. Pimple Popper serve as a cautionary tale of why it's never a good idea to operate on yourself.
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That fear was probably driven into overdrive when moms told their kids in the '80s to behave, or a killer clown like Gacy might get them, as a cautionary tale.
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Venus' oceans boiled away as it became the hot, inhospitable world we see today due to a runaway greenhouse effect — a cautionary tale given human-caused climate change on Earth.
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But Foxcatcher still functions well as a cautionary tale — a kind of legend of power and delusion run amok, and a fable about the dangers of turning a blind eye.
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I mean, I was nothing if not a cautionary tale — I can't tell you how many times I'd sneak off to the bathroom during a first date and start swiping.
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Several years deeper into the disconcerting blur between recreational and habitual drug consumption than the face-tattooed teens currently blowing up streaming platforms, Future makes for an unintended cautionary tale.
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The movie, a visual revelation, was also a welcome defense of risk-taking in an era of anxiety, and something of a cautionary tale about the downsides of helicopter parenting.
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It's tempting to treat Tarrant's story as a cautionary tale of irony gone too far—until even life and death are a joke, to be viewed at a numb remove.
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Some use it as a signal to power "Joker" elicits sympathy for its title character, presenting a cautionary tale about how neglecting society's most vulnerable can result in horrific consequences.
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Italy has become the poster child for the coronavirus's global spread, and the Italian government's handling of the outbreak is widely cited as a cautionary tale of mistakes to avoid.
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It would be easy to read "Eighth Grade" as a simple cautionary tale — the following should be read in the disproving voice of adult received wisdom — about Kids These Days.
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After a 15-year decline that made the industry a cautionary tale for all legacy media in the internet age, revenues from recorded music began to improve sharply around 13.
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Most of all, perhaps, Marinovich is held up as a cautionary tale, widely depicted as a victim of his father's attempt to engineer a star athlete with intense physical training.
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But in the age of Donald Trump and Bill O'Reilly, "pro-life" hypocrites in Congress and the alt-right online cesspool, the right is its own sort of cautionary tale.
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What the Palestinians have to show for these 25 years, however, is a much more muddled ledger — and a cautionary tale of how statehood delayed can harden into statehood denied.
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Defenders of the production, including some theater critics, describe the Public's "Julius Caesar" as nuanced, complex and loyal to Shakespeare's text — a cautionary tale about the costs of political violence.
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Planned Parenthood promoted the show's debut with a statement calling it "a terrifying cautionary tale about a future without reproductive rights" and including a plea from Ms. Moss as well.
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In that, it's a cautionary tale with an unconventional bad guy -- a reminder that you can't always judge a book, or bookstore owner, by its tousled hair and beguiling smile.
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From now on, my retirement savings are on lockdownWith that cautionary tale fresh in my mind, I resolved never to touch my retirement accounts unless I&aposm adding to them.
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Painfully aware of the fragility and rarity of such relationships, Ms. Copaken used her story as a cautionary tale to help reunite the founder of Hinge with his first love.
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Nature, except as a cautionary tale about our dependence on mood stabilizing chemicals that, in the film's view, have destroyed our ability to truly feel things, both pain and joy.
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The cautionary tale is that of Twitter, which celebrated a lofty stock market debut in 2013, only to have its share price tumble amid questions about its ability to grow.
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There are the monsters, like the new King Kong, which deliver an environmental cautionary tale, much as "Jaws" did in the 1970s, a decade filled with nature-bites-back stories.
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Sports of The Times With a proud history in San Diego abandoned and a new home filled with opposing fans, the Chargers are a cautionary tale for rapacious N.F.L. ownership.
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Hong Kong markets: Dramatic plunges in three stocks offer a cautionary tale about dubious practices that have gone unchecked and rules that stifle naysayers who might rein in the gullible.
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"I think the Theranos story is a cautionary tale about how not to go about it, and how not to model yourself too much after the computer industry," he said.
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It's as much a cautionary tale of what happens when Silicon Valley's "fake it till you make it" mentality meets public health as it is a study of human psychology.
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Yet like the "Apollo of the Belvedere," the "Discobolus" remains a cautionary tale about the ways in which we speak about ideal bodies through the art we curate and display.
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But Republican challenger Mitt Romney's failure to respond to President Barack Obama's television attack ads in 2012 offer a cautionary tale about not responding when an opponent goes on the offensive.
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Thanks to the scrutiny of historians at the German Federal Archive, they were soon revealed to be forgeries and the so-called "Hitler Diaries" became a cautionary tale about media frenzies.
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Why Napalm Is a Cautionary Tale for Tech Giants Pursuing Military Contracts How should employees at Microsoft, Amazon, or other platforms think about them military contracts that their bosses are pursuing?
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"It's unfortunate to realize that you're the cautionary tale for other towns and municipalities who get into this kind of race to the bottom for incentives in corporate welfare," Gallaher says.
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It's a fascinating story of how someone tried to fake it 'til they almost made it — but also a cautionary tale about big ambitions can push people to make disastrous decisions.
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The ice and fire are coming, and Dany's vision from the House of the Undying still looks like the most appropriate, bittersweet way to end this cautionary tale of climate change.
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Her story is a kind of cautionary tale, narrated by a one-time friend who knew better than to believe that salvation could be had in a pair of glassy eyes.
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Creator Jérôme Blanquet isn't making a cautionary tale so much as a fever dream, exploring what it might look like if present-day AIs' mass data mining got very, very personal.
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Another cautionary tale for mutual fund investors, especially those stretching for income in a low-rate world, as well as any investor taking comfort in "legendary" names in the fund market.
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But for voters in others countries, enticed by this global wave of alluring autocrats -- including the United States and Donald Trump -- the disturbing news from the Philippines is a cautionary tale.
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Syromyatnikov's Znamya can be read both as a pathbreaking and unduly forgotten experiment, as well as a cautionary tale of human hubris, of the perils of pushing the workday too far.
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But the report says the deforestation in Argentina should be a "cautionary tale" and that unless policymakers end the biodiesel mandate, soy cultivation for biodiesel will expand elsewhere, with similar risks.
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Though some of the recent tech IPOs performed famously, like Zoom, Uber and Lyft's performance has served as a cautionary tale for going out in poor market conditions with lofty valuations.
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Carlos Boozer has a message for MLB star Carlos Beltran ... BACK AWAY FROM THE HAIR DYE ... saying Boozer's own hair horror story should be a cautionary tale for the Rangers star.
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Collectors, scenesters, girlfriends, and other artists all have their own moments: he was the saint who touched lives, the bright star who burned out too quickly, a cautionary tale made hero.
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Today Stanley says he intended to highlight China's program as a cautionary tale for the US. "This really seemed to be pointing the way towards a dark potential future," he says.
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Beyond the ability of regulators to impose limits on cryptocurrencies, and even Wall Street's desire to set its own standards, the real cautionary tale is the lack of understanding of cryptocurrencies.
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For Trump -- and former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon -- Flake can be pointed to as a cautionary tale for any elected Republican who is weighing whether to break with Trump.
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Until we all learn to do that, all I can offer is a cautionary tale, an example to illustrate how Facebook can make even the simplest exchange an opportunity for miscommunication.
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The unraveling of this company is, of course, a cautionary tale about the many things that can go wrong at a start-up, like questionable bosses and plain old bad ideas.
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The saga of how it got here, what it's doing here, and what we're doing about it is part dystopic and part tragicomic, part qualified success story and part cautionary tale.
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The story was quickly spread as a cautionary tale about crime in Rio, but turned on itself as it gradually emerged that many points in Ryan Lochte's account had been fabricated.
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Seattle, for one, is looking toward San Francisco as a cautionary tale and has focused on developing affordable housing plans and diversifying its industries by expanding manufacturing and the maritime sector.
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The huge polling miss in Michigan was a cautionary tale: for all its excellence, FiveThirtyEight is only as good as the polls, which at least this time were way, way off.
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Kelly's career trajectory is a cautionary tale of the most obvious sort: Be careful what you say about other women, because the prejudices you're advancing might come back to bite you.
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Last month's dramatic demise of the House Republican healthcare reform bill is an important cautionary tale for policymakers as they proceed to make much overdue changes to our outdated tax code.
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Take India as a cautionary tale: When malaria funding was withdrawn in the mid-1960s, the resulting shortage of supplies to spray against mosquitoes led to a resurgence of malaria cases.
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If the player is viewed as a unique entity from the creator, then This Little Planet is a cautionary tale about giving someone what they want, rather than what they need.
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New York may offer a cautionary tale for other states: The state reported its first case on March 1 and surpassed 52,993 infections and 730 deaths in less than a month.
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The kingdom's sad history also offers an urgent, cautionary tale of how rapid population growth can nullify development efforts that might otherwise let an emerging nation endure periods of abnormal weather.
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But IAC's response to these changes is worth examining too, especially as it may serve as a cautionary tale for future media startups flirting with the idea of taking outside capital.
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Pena is a cautionary tale; he never hit more than 26 homers in a major league season, tumbled to the independent Bridgeport Bluefish and has spent his 30s playing in Japan.
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I'm old enough to remember when "Twin Peaks" was treated, for years, as a TV cautionary tale — a warning against seriality, experimentation and writing a mystery check your narrative can't cash.
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No production, including this one, manages completely to resolve the stylistic tensions built into "Candide," which hovers between opera and musical theater, and strives to be satirical masque and cautionary tale.
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In "2001" 's cautionary tale, HAL's directive to deceive Discovery's crew leads to death and destruction — but also, ultimately, to the computer's defeat by Dave, the one human survivor on board.
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The overall sense is that, with conditions set, incitement is an easy, even passive process — and that Amir's murder of Rabin is not only a tragedy, but also a cautionary tale.
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For those who disparage the trillions of dollars spent on safety-net programmes as a well-intentioned but quixotic endeavour, the case of Martin County would seem a clear cautionary tale.
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On the Runway Reed Krakoff, former Coach mastermind and recent cautionary tale after his much-hyped, self-titled women's wear brand closed in 2015, is back — and having breakfast at Tiffany's.
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