At the same time, Obama cautioned against inflating the incident.
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Jacobs, however, cautioned against reading too much into midterm results.
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Investors cautioned against attaching too much significance to the number.
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In all instances, adversaries have cautioned against the unintended consequences.
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Still, analysts cautioned against reading too much into Monday's figures.
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But Gundersen cautioned against drawing a line between the two.
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But Xu cautioned against fiscal stimulus that was too forceful.
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Literature, Lacey cautioned against a reading of the book as
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Indeed, analysts at National Australia Bank cautioned against early celebrations.
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She also cautioned against going overboard with fonts and colors.
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Hancock cautioned against getting too caught up in the hype.
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He cautioned against comparisons with other attacks, including the Nov.
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Other officials, too, have cautioned against assuming too much caution.
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Some analysts cautioned against reading too much into January's results.
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Harvard legal historian Noah Feldman cautioned against overusing the phrase.
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Religious advocates have cautioned against the ethical challenges of implants.
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Still, Dr. Dougherty cautioned against being shackled by the past.
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Pusz cautioned against comparisons to the SARS outbreak in 210.
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Fantagio cautioned against speculating about the circumstances of his death.
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His lawyer cautioned against reading too much into the notes.
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Lucas's mother, Jamie Taylor Orr, cautioned against jumping to hasty conclusions.
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But Seibert cautioned against generalizing the federal state in the east.
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But he cautioned against CVC taking a victory lap too soon.
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Still, Obama cautioned against putting too much stock in their use.
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However, he cautioned against creating more debt with increased government spending.
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Washington's Latin American allies have also cautioned against U.S. military intervention.
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But he also cautioned against second-guessing the country's independent judiciary.
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Astrophysicist Stephen Hawking cautioned against attempting to make contact in 2010.
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Pelosi and other powerful Democrats have cautioned against taking rash action.
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In a thinly veiled warning to Trump, she cautioned against protectionism.
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They have cautioned against creating arbitrary deadlines on reopening the country.
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Mr. Rowley, the British counterterrorism official, cautioned against jumping to conclusions.
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Mr. Sepúlveda Morell cautioned against excessive pessimism about Puerto Rico's prospects.
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Some security experts, however, cautioned against drawing conclusions in this case.
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Still, some analysts cautioned against overinterpreting the meaning of market movements.
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Still, Dr. Nelson cautioned against overemphasizing the direct role of genes.
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But he cautioned against reading too deeply into the current trends.
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But legal experts cautioned against reading too much into Friday's order.
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Dr. Hodes cautioned against believing the conclusions of the Hammarskjold documentary.
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But O'Steen cautioned against depending too much on Supreme Court action.
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But Nunes cautioned against reading too much into what the President says.
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South Korean financial regulators also cautioned against investing in treasure hunting ventures.
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Barron had cautioned against a rush to judgment in the Winston case.
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However, experts have cautioned against expecting significant impact from these asset purchases.
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Experts like Billieux, in fact, strongly cautioned against that kind of interpretation.
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The ONS cautioned against reading too much into the single-month data.
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Schale cautioned against predicting too great a political effect from the storm.
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But they are cautioned against trying to counsel or solve callers' problems.
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He also cautioned against exaggerating the community's reported support for the AfD.
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But he cautioned against using retirements to draw conclusions about November's outcome.
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He also cautioned against linking the MOAB bombing and the Syria strike.
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They have also cautioned against the inclusion of any foreign cultural elements.
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But several legal experts cautioned against reading too much into the comments.
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Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, a Republican swing vote, cautioned against prejudging.
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Xavier Becerra, California's attorney general, cautioned against comparisons to landmark antitrust cases.
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Dr. Porto and Dr. DiMaggio cautioned against diluting formula with extra water.
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Market watchers cautioned against reading too much into the upturn on Monday.
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But one of the country's top health officials cautioned against over-optimism.
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Yochim and Deetz cautioned against armchair speculation about what may have happened.
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But popes have also cautioned against capitalism, not least its neoliberal iteration.
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But he cautioned against a reaction to the coup that stifles democracy.
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However, they cautioned against using omega-3s in lieu of pharmaceutical treatments.
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Since taking office, Trump has been cautioned against unsecured lines multiple times.
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Several top delegates cautioned against overstating the link with trade tensions, however.
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Hart cautioned against assuming that the shape of the race has hardened.
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But he cautioned against speculation in the midst of a political storm.
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He also cautioned against "jumping to judgment" about students who were accused.
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But he cautioned against a wider ban on semiautomatic rifles in general.
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Warrier cautioned against reading his study's results as confirmation of that dated thinking.
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Advocates also cautioned against viewing the pattern of violence as unique to Dallas.
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But several experts in tactical training and police performance cautioned against such judgments.
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But Tushnet cautioned against underestimating the power of creative attorneys and motivated reasoning.
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But he cautioned against using travel alone as a gauge of Obama's engagement.
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But Hanke cautioned against any intervention on the part of the Trump administration.
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These scholarships may offer smaller awards, but Micele cautioned against passing them by.
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And even Baker cautioned against optimism that Trump's White House will reverse course.
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Schamotta cautioned against reading too much into the euro's weakness on the day.
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Lee, however, cautioned against viewing Chinese religion as inherently vulnerable to blessing scams.
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Gramiccioni cautioned against leaping to conclusions about the fires until authorities investigate further.
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It's also not the first teething product that the FDA has cautioned against.
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Inside Macron's camp, some ministers have cautioned against underestimating the threat of Wauquiez.
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But Lee cautioned against accepting Samsung's theory, which was rejected by the jury.
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A Boeing official cautioned against drawing any definite conclusions until more is known.
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Blevins cautioned against worrying too much about what the team's leadership might do.
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Gottlieb cautioned against ending mitigation measures in place before the spread has peaked.
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So for now, Vogue is evolving, but observers cautioned against expecting immediate changes.
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But Mr. Cruz also cautioned against complacency while the rain was still falling.
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D. Bruce Johnstone, a former SUNY chancellor, cautioned against raising expectations too much.
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But like Schaffner, he cautioned against testing every person with flu-like symptoms.
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The Ukrainian president, meanwhile, cautioned against speculation and made a plea for evidence.
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He also cautioned against speculation and conspiracy theories while the investigation is ongoing.
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Woodham cautioned against buying art from a sole proprietor, or from a friend.
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Mr. Moorman said he understood Mr. Christie's anger, but he cautioned against overreacting.
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The vote had 19 abstentions, and some members cautioned against making symbolic gestures.
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Experts cautioned against trying to erase every trace of yourself from the internet.
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On Thursday, House Speaker Paul Ryan cautioned against swift action on gun rules.
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Some experts cautioned against drawing hasty conclusions about Mr. Flynn's request for immunity.
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Some of Mr. Trump's most ardent supporters had cautioned against rejecting the legislation.
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I thought to write an essay that cautioned against having the pendulum swing too far from adulation toward condemnation, that cautioned against lumping Silicon Valley in with Washington and Wall Street as exemplars not of American exceptionalism but of venality.
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Cuomo cautioned against accepting racism, citing a history of American persecution of racial minorities.
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Brophy cautioned against drawing too many conclusions from footage and photos from the scene.
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Warren Buffet and the Jeffries Financial Group both cautioned against investing in the company.
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Gabriel also cautioned against reading too much into the White House's influence on stocks.
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But scientists and wildlife activists cautioned against homeowners taking matters into their own hands.
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But even there, people have been cautioned against taking a bite of undercooked chicken.
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He cautioned against the "gangsterization" of French society that is fueled by current laws.
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Small gestures CNN's Oren Liebermann in Jerusalem cautioned against over-optimism after the handshake.
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However, a New York Fed spokeswoman cautioned against reading too much into the comments.
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Cruise also cautioned against trying to read any political tea leaves in the movie.
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Bruce Hayes, a 1984 gold medalist in swimming who is gay, cautioned against stereotypes.
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Jesse L. Jackson Sr. Others cautioned against overstating the strength of Mr. Jordan's stance.
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But some GOP senators cautioned against letting Democrats play too much of a role.
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Others cautioned against expecting too much from the Australian central bank at this juncture.
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" McGowan cautioned against accepting that alleged bad behavior in Hollywood is "an isolated thing.
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Speaking to reporters in Minneapolis on Tuesday, Kasich cautioned against demonizing an entire religion.
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The policy also cautioned against direct translations, which have often been blamed for oddities.
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Still, Dr. Schwabl cautioned against jumping to conclusions about the origins of the plastic.
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But she cautioned against a definitive link between the cybercrime spike and the coronavirus.
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Xavier Becerra, the attorney general of California, cautioned against comparisons to landmark antitrust cases.
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Senator David Perdue, Republican of Georgia, cautioned against talk of a far-reaching deal.
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One member of Parliament cautioned against hugging visitors from other continents — diseases, you know.
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Still, Mr. Fischer, cautioned against hyping the current success of his party too much.
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China's state-controlled Global Times cautioned against expecting too much from Mr. Song's visit.
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Echoing his words, Peter Kazimir, Slovakia's central bank governor also cautioned against hasty action.
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Some allies of the administration cautioned against overanalyzing the developments in the intelligence office.
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Defense officials have cautioned against a timeline, but the withdrawal could begin in weeks.
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Schiff cautioned against jumping to conclusions, noting it is still early in the investigation.
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In an April interview with CNBC, Fischer cautioned against weakening the new regulatory framework.
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The meeting drew a rebuke from the European Union, which cautioned against military intervention.
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But she cautioned against buying into purported claims of responsibility for the attack by ISIS.
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He also cautioned against market participants reacting to "any one-off fluctuations" in oil prices.
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Meanwhile, the National Restaurant Association cautioned against a minimum wage hike to $15 per hour.
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On Friday, Clarida cautioned against relying too heavily on the actions of "noisy" financial markets.
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Lurie, who called Trump's presidency "disastrous," cautioned against players getting drawn into the president's tactics.
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John McCain also cautioned against the meeting in a set of statements issued on Friday.
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Still, Duckworth cautioned against using grit to just power through something that doesn't spark passion.
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Both the government's advisory council on drugs and a parliamentary committee cautioned against the ban.
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At least one economist cautioned against reading too much into the single on-quarter contraction.
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Mark Sanford (R-SC) has long cautioned against assuming a high rate of economic growth.
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She also cautioned against assuming that cryptocurrency will evolve in the same the internet did.
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" Obama, however, also cautioned against Congress taking any action that would be "sloppy and rushed.
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But as the ECB is considering potential future measures, he also cautioned against doing more.
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Given Taillon's injury history, Pirates Manager Clint Hurdle cautioned against letting him finish the game.
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But, he cautioned against going too far in the direction of the "anti-capitalist" narrative.
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Brian McKeon, a former Defense Department official, cautioned against changing the laws to accommodate Trump.
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Dealers cautioned against complacency with Clinton only holding a shaky lead in Electoral College forecasts.
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They cautioned against using the compound outside of such a research or patient care setting.
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Sanders appeared on CNN the same day and again cautioned against a rush to judgment.
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A few writers have criticized the study and cautioned against over-interpretation of its results.
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Ridker cautioned against giving the drug as a way to prevent that first heart attack.
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But Mr. Myers cautioned against taking that as evidence that future seasons will be similar.
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On Wednesday morning, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio cautioned against politicizing the incident.
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General Lee, sensitive to the war's painful consequences, cautioned against a push toward monument building.
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But with Republicans controlling the rest of the federal government, he cautioned against excess optimism.
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Elmore Leonard once cautioned against the use of weather to open a piece of writing.
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Drugmakers Northeast Pharmaceutical Group and Jiangsu Wuzhong Industrial Co cautioned against investment risks on Wednesday.
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But he cautioned against reading too much into the protests and the crowds surrounding Hyon.
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In his remarks on Wednesday, Obama cautioned against "sudden unilateral moves" that could be "explosive".
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On Monday, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson also cautioned against the likelihood of a breakthrough.
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I have cautioned against an externally imposed reconciliation which sidelines ordinary citizens to mere spectators.
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Jeffe, the USC professor, cautioned against thinking of Hollywood as a monolith of liberal Democrats.
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He cautioned against the overwhelming instinct to remove negativity, difficulty, or fear from children's books.
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Other commentators, though, have cautioned against jumping to that conclusion before seeing Mueller's fuller findings.
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Senior author Willoughby Britton cautioned against concluding that men fail to reap rewards from meditation, though.
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But analysts cautioned against reading too much into the impact of trade policies on the greenback.
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While some think that this is a smart strategy, Grim cautioned against this way of thinking.
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But Raymond James analyst Pavel Molchanov cautioned against relying too heavily on supply and demand dynamics.
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Florida attorney Sherri DeWitt cautioned against the wholesaling advice found in the Trump workbooks as well.
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But, Ms. Rosenberg, the career columnist, cautioned against grousing too much to your colleagues at work.
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Many of our feminist foremothers cautioned against such essentialism & not having an intersectional Approach to feminism.
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But Roy cautioned against looking for a magic bullet from the likes of Twitter or Facebook.
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" And Alito cautioned against a government that "roams the land, tearing down monuments with religious symbolism.
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But he cautioned against reading too much into the trade data, which tend to be volatile.
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In March, the Bank of England cautioned against rising debt levels and, in particular, unsecured credit.
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However, he cautioned against defensive sectors like telecoms and utilities because those stocks have gotten expensive.
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Such a move would spark an instant firestorm and even some Republican lawmakers cautioned against it.
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Clayton cautioned against promises of "fortunes" from the rapid rise in the value of digital currencies.
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Some Republicans have cautioned against moving too quickly on legislation as a reaction to the incident.
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" Trump cautioned against Harley-Davidson moving overseas, stating, "I think that Harley is an American bike.
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But Weinstein cautioned against taking every extreme security precaution, such as using personal servers for email.
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HANNAH ARENDT, in "The Origins of Totalitarianism", cautioned against the glib application of the T-word.
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But some of those report's authors have cautioned against reading too much into the various analysis.
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Joel Bertocchi, a former federal prosecutor in Chicago, cautioned against overstating the impact of Monday's ruling.
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Trump has said he'd like to speak with Mueller, but his attorneys have cautioned against it.
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Jeff Wilbur, the technical director of the OTA, cautioned against optimism in regards to the decrease.
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When evaluating the tax impact of Warren's plans, Zandi cautioned against isolating them from each other.
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And even some Republican strategists who have been critical of Trump cautioned against overstating his problems.
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And Fauci even cautioned against any claims that the drugs will somehow magically cure COVID-19.
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But Mr. Carafano cautioned against expecting a breakthrough if the meeting with Mr. Kim takes place.
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Chris Panatier, Herford's lawyer, in an email cautioned against reading too much into a single verdict.
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The government has cautioned against constructing homes in some areas because of the dangers of overcrowding.
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Mr. McConnell cautioned against vilifying Muslims who are key allies in the American war on terror.
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But the bank cautioned against uncertainty in the outlook for household consumption amid high debt levels.
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In a more measured tone, Rudd cautioned against jumping to conclusions before the facts were known.
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She cautioned against wholesale changes, particularly when it comes to risk-taking in the financial markets.
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Dr. Shigeaki Hinohara cautioned against gluttony and early retirement, and championed climbing stairs and having fun.
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He cautioned against over-interpretation of the change in rules as policy guidance on the yuan.
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At the same time, this person cautioned against extrapolating too much from the chief strategist's departure.
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Deficit hawks, including many Republicans, have long cautioned against cutting taxes during a time of deficits.
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He said the Trump administration took it "very seriously" but cautioned against drawing any snap conclusions.
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Asked for advice he would give Koepka, McIlroy, a four-time major winner, cautioned against overexposure.
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When he accepted the nomination, Gorsuch cautioned against judicial overreach based on policies judges want to see.
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LGT's Hofer cautioned against taking a pessimistic outlook for the entire year because of its tumultuous beginning.
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Some other observers also cautioned against reading too much into the personal animosities on display this week.
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Ma cautioned against relying too much on lowering banks' reserve requirements to inject liquidity into the economy.
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He cautioned against straightforward rate reductions of the kind that some in Congress have begun to consider.
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Obama last year cautioned against expecting easy answers to help ease tensions between communities and law enforcement.
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Minerd said the Fed has "kind of hit the panic button" and cautioned against aggressively cutting rates.
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The experts I talked to cautioned against assuming that Trump will be punished for neglecting populist policies.
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Corallo, the Times reported, was one of several people in the team who cautioned against criticizing Mueller.
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He also cautioned against seeing this experiment as a silver bullet for the problems of urban living.
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But despite the IMF's push for action at the Shanghai meeting, some policymakers cautioned against such expectations.
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Cook cautioned against alarmism, but said the study provides information growers should use to plan their seasons.
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Per Reuters: Dudley also cautioned against viewing current digital currencies like Bitcoin as stable stores of value.
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Australia's rail safety regulator said each incident involved unique circumstances and cautioned against trying to link them.
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British Veterinary Association junior vice president Gudrun Ravetz cautioned against driving Mittens to the pound just yet.
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He said the student had proposed the project to her professor and was cautioned against doing it.
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Cramer on Friday cautioned against trading around Trump's tweets and his administration's talks with U.S. trading partners.
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Joni Ernst said she thought the summit was successful, but she also cautioned against withdrawing US troops.
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The power imbalance that Du Bois cautioned against is a defining feature of the community of nations.
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Carney cautioned against assuming it would do the same in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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ET. Analysts cautioned against pinning the surge on any one headline, or even the Saudi arrests alone.
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Some analysts cautioned against reading too much into Tuesday's moves, saying they were exacerbated by thin markets.
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Kudlow called the stock market reaction to the moves "mild" and cautioned against overreacting to the moves.
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" He also cautioned against going overboard: "I think extreme exercise should be avoided, because it is stressful.
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" She also cautioned against traveling in certain women-only carriages, which she said attracted "aggressive-looking females.
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The difference between the groups is small, so the researchers cautioned against concluding too much from it.
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Lasry, who made a fortune buying up troubled assets, cautioned against trying to pinpoint a market bottom.
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However, Knittel cautioned against inferring that extremely high taxes would be needed to achieve steep emissions cuts.
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Cramer said the news could represent an opportunity for investors, but he cautioned against selling Apple's stock.
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The audit also cautioned against drawing strong conclusions on whether any of the new approaches lessened crime.
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ROME — Pope Francis has cautioned against "unfair" solutions aimed at ending the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians.
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He also cautioned against giving false hope to the families of the passengers and crew who vanished.
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But Harding, who set up Winton in 1997, cautioned against tarring all firms with the same brush.
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And Newsham cautioned against interpreting the study as concluding that body cameras have no value at all.
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The departing European Commission chief, Jean-Claude Juncker, last week cautioned against revising the bloc's climate goals.
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But she cautioned against the prevailing belief that tardigrades are invincible: "They can&apost live forever," she said.
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He cautioned against overreacting to the current turmoil while admitting the antagonism in Washington is at dispiriting levels.
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While expectations for Apple's iPhone 8 and other tech products are high, the ministry cautioned against early optimism.
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Uncanny as it may be, that destructive flux of tourism is almost exactly what The Beach cautioned against.
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" Shomer cautioned against "trying to establish 'links' in order to suggest something [is] more sinister than it is.
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Some prominent lawmakers have cautioned against trying to approve it before the 2016 U.S. presidential election in November.
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Biden and others have cautioned against Medicare for All or widespread debt cancellation, calling the plans too expensive.
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Indian policy strategists have long cautioned against the idea of changing terms of engagement with China and Pakistan.
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In an open letter to the UNC Chapel Hill community, Chancellor Carol Folt cautioned against rushing to conclusions.
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Dr. Cornelison cautioned against interpreting this as a success for B23, since other factors could affect the count.
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The researchers cautioned against overgeneralizing the findings until the study could be replicated in different classes and schools.
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The White House has also cautioned against reading too much into remarks Pence made en route to Japan.
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While he said there was growing bipartisan consensus, he cautioned against assuming that a legislative win was certain.
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CalSTRS Chief Investment Officer Christopher Ailman cautioned against making too much of a single year's fund performance, however.
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In addtion, the textile is not waterproof, so Mai and Fan cautioned against wearing it in the rain.
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But Kudlow cautioned against discounting the possibility Trump will push a second round of tax cuts through Congress.
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Tthe Republican pollster for CNBC, Micah Roberts of Public Opinion Strategies, cautioned against making too much of it.
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But her financial advisor cautioned against that given the low interest rate, advice that she's thankful for now.
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Yellen stood by the reforms made since the 2008 financial crisis and had publicly cautioned against loosening regulation.
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Administration officials who have cautioned against a break with Egypt say its military and intelligence cooperation is indispensable.
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Wang cautioned against risks of rising social instability and financial risks, if the market rises or falls rapidly.
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He also cautioned against shutting out allies who worked with the U.S. military in Iraq and other places.
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But Cramer cautioned against trading around President Donald Trump's tweets and his administration's talks with U.S. trading partners.
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Notable investors including the hero of "The Big Short" Michael Burry cautioned against the proliferation of passive investing.
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But Dr. Goodman cautioned against going off the drug cold turkey because there can be unpleasant withdrawal symptoms.
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On Friday Mr. Tillerson reaffirmed Lebanon's independence, hailed Mr. Hariri and cautioned against using Lebanon for proxy conflicts.
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And it cautioned against making comparisons to an October crash in Indonesia involving a Lion Air Max 8.
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And it cautioned against making comparisons to the crash of a 737 Max 8 in Indonesia in October.
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Several Alabama Republicans cautioned against writing Sessions political obituary just yet, pointing out that Trump endorsed former Sen.
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But he cautioned against over-optimism or a sign that Pyongyang is about to dismantle its nuclear weaponry.
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Biehl cautioned against drawing conclusions from any such list, or statements by others about the shooter's previous behavior.
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Reid cautioned against writing any candidates off based on any one-time snapshot of the race, citing Sen.
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Though a sizable study, researchers cautioned against using the results in a case for or against national programs.
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But a few cautioned against viewing mindfulness classes as the be-all-end-all solution to mental illness.
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Susan Collins (R-Maine), who's cautioned against repealing the Affordable Care Act without a replacement plan in place.
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Gabbard, who previously cautioned against impeaching Trump, called it "unfortunate, but necessary" that she now support the inquiry.
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But Stephenson cautioned against assuming that the money had stayed in Indianapolis; in fact, there was heavy leakage.
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During a recent visit, several locals cautioned against staying long or venturing far from the twisting, paved main road.
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Former Facebook security chief Alex Stamos cautioned against putting too much stock in anything said by an admitted troll.
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He cautioned against "optimistic sentiments being expressed in Washington" of an increased Turkish role in Syria taking on ISIS.
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Wald cautioned against buying the space as a whole since there's a big divergence between components within the XRT.
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His attorney couldn't immediately be reached for comment, but earlier this week he cautioned against a rush to judgment.
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Powell cautioned against assuming that this week's cut is the beginning of the cycles that happened in the past.
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He also cautioned against dismissing arguments put forward by the European Central Bank and others in favour of relocation.
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In his main speech, Chamisa cautioned against internal fights and defended his selection as acting president as "perfectly constitutional".
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The White House has also cautioned against reading too much into remarks made by Pence en route to Japan.
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While the pro-European president has been welcomed in Brussels and Germany, some policymakers have cautioned against fiscal profligacy.
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Service leaders have cautioned against trying to grow the force too quickly, as they've learned from previous, expensive mistakes.
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However, analysts cautioned against investor complacency, especially after the market's strong run since Donald Trump's election as U.S. president.
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Former Commissioner Margaret Hamburg, for instance, has extensively cautioned against the threat of counterfeit or adulterated medicines from abroad.
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Still, Republican pollster David Winston cautioned against placing too much importance on what the polls are saying right now.
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Trump had previously expressed a desire to sit for an interview with investigators, but Dowd cautioned against doing so.
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Scholars of conservative Christianity cautioned against reading Mr. Patterson's abrupt retirement as a signal of a broader progressive shift.
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He cautioned against conspiratorial thinking that runs against the evidence, which he finds persuasive, that Oswald alone killed Kennedy.
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They cautioned against the use of cloth masks, noting that they could result in an increased risk of infection.
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The ardently patriotic speech cautioned against challenges to Chinese territorial claims, especially any move to seek independence for Taiwan.
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Mr. Trump's economic report also cautioned against counting trade deficits as losses or as a metric of economic health.
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In a press conference held Tuesday morning, Ryan cautioned against the Islamophobic sentiments that marked Trump's speech on Monday.
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Kim TallBear, an anthropologist at the University of Alberta, cautioned against using DNA testing alone to determine indigenous identity.
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Rick Chavolla, the board chairman of the American Indian Community House, cautioned against seeing land acknowledgment as a trend.
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Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, a Trump confidant, cautioned against prematurely lifting containment rules because of concerns about the economy.
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Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, a Trump confidant, cautioned against prematurely lifting containment rules because of concerns about the economy.
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During the early days of the coronavirus pandemic, experts and officials cautioned against widespread public use of face masks.
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Historians cautioned against moving rashly to alter monuments that are themselves artifacts and testaments to how we interpret history.
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There is some evidence investors like what they see, though Thummel cautioned against calling it a trend just yet.
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But he cautioned against responding in kind by seeking to deploy new American intermediate-range nuclear missiles in Europe.
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When the new republic was still taking shape, in 1796, George Washington cautioned against domestic factionalism and foreign entanglements.
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Inside his Midtown hotel suite, Mr. Bloomberg cautioned against overconfidence, setting expectations for his 92-year-old mother, Charlotte.
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For its part, Samsung previously predicted "solid" demand in the memory business for 2020, but cautioned against lingering uncertainties.
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During a speech earlier in the week, National Telecommunications and Information Administration chief David Redl cautioned against the change.
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But Mr. van Dalen, who studies long-term voting trends, cautioned against treating polls as if they were results.
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The study's authors cautioned against using it as an estimation of CTE prevalence, or as a way of estimating risk.
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But Germany's police union chief Rainer Wendt cautioned against any temptation to cast suspicion on all migrants after the arrests.
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Those things "could have positive impacts" particularly on productivity, Kaplan said, though he cautioned against policies that might slow immigration.
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Shihabi, who has at times defended the government during the Khashoggi crisis, cautioned against linking the incident with Thursday's decree.
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To that end, two Republican sources did not dispute but cautioned against reading too much into word of second thoughts.
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However, cave rescue specialists have cautioned against that approach except as a last resort, because of the dangers it poses.
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But he cautioned against worrying that your genes, for better or worse, have already determined everything about your sex life.
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But producer groups in California and other U.S. Western states cautioned against including anti-dumping provisions in a NAFTA replacement.
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And if they wanted to dunk before the 20-minute countdown, Driscoll cautioned against showy dunks, hoping to prevent injuries.
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" Obama also cautioned against a "protest vote" and urged the supporters gathered to do "everything possible to elect Hillary Clinton.
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" It cautioned against "lying or sleeping with, giving massages to or kissing children, adolescents or vulnerable people on the mouth.
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" She cautioned against a rush to impeachment saying, "History suggests there's a better way to think about the choices ahead.
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Woods cautioned against banks pinning all their hopes on this "MiFID II" law as Britain's trade talks would be broader.
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Education Minister Naftali Bennett, who heads the far-right Jewish Home party in the coalition government, cautioned against murder charges.
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However, Wang cautioned against becoming overly gloomy on the retail sector, saying government policy support measures should cushion the downside.
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But he also cautioned against any provisions that would make it more comprehensive such as language banning certain tobacco flavors.
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"I don't necessarily agree with that," said Mickelson, who had earlier cautioned against becoming too fixated on Sunday's final standings.
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Reality: Previous thinking also cautioned against foods high in cholesterol (a type of fat), but that's no longer the case.
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Zarembski cautioned against assigning blame for Monday's accident, noting that Amtrak does not own the track where the accident occurred.
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He thanked other nations for their assistance in recovering wreckage and cautioned against speculation about the cause of the crash.
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But Norman's team cautioned against drawing any firm conclusions from this single fossil about dinosaurs' brain size or intelligence levels.
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Previte cautioned against reading too much into the positive news given residual issues in that market, including large excess capacities.
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Congressional Republican leaders, while supportive of the option, also cautioned against any high-profile public announcement before the midterm elections.
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Schlozman cautioned against exaggeration of the extent to which enhanced gender conflict implies a partisan war between women and men.
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Choi, who lives in Westport, cautioned against possible blame of those who attended the party and may have become infected.
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Several women who have worked at the center said they were cautioned against being alone in a room with him.
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While some liberals on social media again urged followers to take the survey, others cautioned against engaging with it whatsoever.
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In the news conference, Ms. Moges, the transport minister, cautioned against holding any party responsible for the plane's fatal plunge.
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South Korean officials said that negotiations were moving ahead and cautioned against placing too much significance on the delayed meeting.
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He also cautioned against stockpiling essential products like sanitizers and face masks that could be put to use right now.
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Cramer cautioned against getting too bullish, however, saying it's "always possible we'll retest Monday's lows" and advised against short-selling.
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Still, Mr. Sumwalt cautioned against casting all the blame for the accident on the crew that flipped the manual switch.
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Ms. Yellen has agreed that there is room for improvement, but she has cautioned against any significant reduction in regulation.
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But top American trade negotiators, including the treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, have cautioned against policies that would upset trade talks.
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But our personal-tech reporter, Brian X. Chen, cautioned against whipping out your credit card to preorder Apple's latest device.
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While some Fed officials have cautioned against reading too much into a possible inversion, Kaplan said it's cause for concern.
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The NWS warned that winds in the D.C. area could down trees and power lines and cautioned against "dangerous" travel.
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The NRA on Tuesday cautioned against rushing to pass tougher gun laws, arguing they would do little to deter terrorism.
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Aviation analyst Scott Hamilton cautioned against drawing comparisons between the two crashes, especially before the black box recorders are recovered.
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In her remarks at a conference in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, on Friday, Yellen cautioned against risk-taking in financial markets.
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Mr. Arsene cautioned against using USB cables found already plugged into charging stations or even given away as promotional gifts.
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Beatles star Paul McCartney backed the law, but Tim Berners Lee, inventor of the world wide web, cautioned against it.
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Trump's longtime personal attorney Marc Kasowitz has also cautioned against a free-wheeling interview with Mueller, according to the Times.
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Some psychiatrists have cautioned against armchair-diagnosing Trump with mental illnesses or personality disorders, and they're right to do so.
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Iger also cautioned against isolationism, in the wake of Trump's executive order restricting travel for people from seven Muslim-majority countries.
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But the powerful Senate Republican who will chair one of the two main panels rewriting the law cautioned against rushing things.
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President Rodrigo Duterte recently cautioned against Islamic State taking root in the southeast Asian country, saying it needed to avoid "contamination".
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Spokespeople from the union and the company cautioned against assuming the meeting is a sign that a deal has been reached.
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Political scientists and strategists across the state cautioned against inferring too much from the outcome of the judicial election on Tuesday.
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It's a place that is particularly important to Ezekiel because of what it represents, but he's cautioned against worrying too much.
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Nevada's governor, Brian Sandoval, said Tuesday that he had voted for Mr. Rubio, but cautioned against viewing that as an endorsement.
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" Friar cautioned against into reading this as a situation where Square "decided to wake up … and do a bunch of acquisitions.
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However, he cautioned against a wholesale renegotiation, for which Trump reiterated his support during a speech on the economy on Monday.
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But Trump's supporters in Congress, many of whom only slowly came around to supporting him, cautioned against those personal attacks Thursday.
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Cruz, who had cautioned against a "rush to judgement," recently tweeted a video of O'Rourke calling for justice in the case.
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But she cautioned against pulling the plug on Turkey's accession talks right now, adding such a step should be considered cautiously.
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Despite the fact that the Saudi Arabian government lobbied against the deal, a senior Saudi prince has cautioned against scrapping it.
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Soon after his Twitter attack on Sanders, Daou posted another series of tweets that cautioned against a move to the left.
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For 2020, Samsung said it predicted "solid" demand in the memory business but cautioned against lingering uncertainties in the external environment.
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Some cautioned against reading too much into the July data, citing a labor market that is at or near full employment.
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Speaking to CNN last month, Euan Graham, director of international security at Australia's Lowy Institute, cautioned against underestimating the country's capabilities.
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Nesser cautioned against relying too much on the socio-economic trope to explain why some Belgian youth are attracted to extremism.
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" Christian Mueller-Glissmann, equity strategist at Goldman Sachs, cautioned against buying this dip, saying "it might be more risky this time.
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But with such a weak research base behind them, RAND cautioned against making too much out of these simulations as well.
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When the author of "Mudbound," who is white, was writing the book, she said people cautioned against her writing black characters.
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Richard Aboulafia, an aviation analyst at the Teal Group, cautioned against reading too much into the immediate reaction in Boeing's shares.
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Lundgren said he believes retail companies will take further action to diversify their supply chains, but he cautioned against immediate action.
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Speaking to supporters on Saturday, Buttigieg congratulated Sanders on the victory but cautioned against nominating Sanders as the Democratic presidential candidate.
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In a Skype interview, Dr. Wildschut and Dr. Sedikides cautioned against using nostalgia as your primary way to cope with problems.
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He acknowledged that reliance on a single sensor was a contributing factor in both cases but cautioned against focusing on it.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who participates in the pool, has cautioned against overstating the clerks' roles in evaluating petitions seeking review.
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Signs cautioned against attempting the climb with automatic scooters, but I saw others making their way up and so kept on.
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When I suggested we develop women's groups to solve business problems or to network, they cautioned against drawing too much attention.
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In testifying before the House Intelligence Committee Monday, Comey cautioned against drawing conclusions from his decisions to not comment on certain topics.
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Fed Vice Chair Stanley Fischer cautioned against binding the central bank to rules when it comes to making decisions on monetary policy.
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Despite appearances, a former Trump campaign aide, who declined to be named, cautioned against viewing these negotiations as staffers defying the president.
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Authorities have repeatedly warned the public to stay alert for the virus, and cautioned against panic in the world's second-largest economy.
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Asked whether bond investors searching for yield must embrace riskier assets, Crescenzi cautioned against trying to time the diversification benefits of bonds.
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That said, while you shouldn't beat yourself up over it, Degges-White cautioned against fully following your feelings and pursuing said crush.
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Steve O'Bryan, who heads business development for Lockheed's mission systems and training business - which includes Sikorsky - cautioned against overplaying the potential sales.
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Nancy Pelosi, the Speaker, cautioned against trying to impeach President Donald Trump, since he is sure to be acquitted in the Senate.
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Malloy also cautioned against overly relying on private sector partnerships to fund infrastructure projects and pushed instead for more direct federal investment.
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But he cautioned against expecting any instant solutions on the aircraft subsidies, or the other disagreements between the United States and Europe.
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Australia has cautioned against visitors travelling to Malaysia's capital city amid speculation terrorists may be planning attacks in and around Kuala Lumpur.
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But others had cautioned against a presidential visit, warning it could divert important resources that could be better directed toward recovery efforts.
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However, he cautioned against bolting on further amendments going forward that would create a "Frankenstein of a bill" and scare off investors.
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Mosley, who stood down as president of the International Automobile Federation in 2009, cautioned against too much rapid change in the sport.
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John McCain on Monday cautioned against the US turning toward "half-baked, spurious nationalism" during an event honoring the war hero's contributions.
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The authoritative person cautioned against asking banks to swap loans for equity in troubled borrowers, an idea that Mr Li had pushed.
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Mr. Schmidt cautioned against putting too much significance on monthly rankings and emphasized that the long-term warming trend is more significant.
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However, other Democrats have cautioned against taking the impeachment approach, urging candidates to instead focus on constituent needs at the district level.
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While I love them, though, some of my peers have cautioned against using them, calling them unsafe or unhealthy for my teeth.
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"Morrison's address cautioned against the misuse of history to diminish expectations of the future, beginning her speech with the widely-quoted phrase "
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Broker Peel Hunt downgraded Debenhams to "sell" from "hold" after the warning but cautioned against trying to read too much into it.
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Analysts cautioned against concluding that oil sands growth would rebound rapidly, and said most companies would remain cautious given volatile crude prices.
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Ahead of the BMW Championship, which starts Thursday, Day, whom Woods has mentored, cautioned against expecting too much too soon from Woods.
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Israeli officials hinted that they suspected Palestinians were behind the arsons, but Arab leaders in Israel cautioned against placing blame without proof.
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A spokesman for the International Civil Aviation Organization, the United Nations' aviation agency, cautioned against drawing links between AF447 and Malaysia's MH370.
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Now the goal is a tax overhaul, and Mr. Moran cautioned against adding to the debt as a result of the legislation.
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The agency also cautioned against making comparisons to an October crash in Indonesia involving a Lion Air flight aboard a Max 8.
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Pauline Kim, a professor of employment law at Washington University in St. Louis, praised the changes but cautioned against overstating their significance.
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Economists cautioned against reading too much into a single month of data, which is preliminary and will be revised at least twice.
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The exchange cautioned against lingering credit risks from highly leveraged shareholders of listed companies, saying it would strengthen oversight of such risks.
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But multiple advisers have also warned the President that doing so would be a terrible idea politically and have cautioned against it.
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Some Republicans who have previously cautioned against a military strike on Iran have come out in support of the Soleimani attack. Rep.
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He cautioned against getting "the cart before the horse" on what Flint needs, and adding to the deficit to do so. Sen.
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And as the President's advisers have cautioned against making good on the threat, Trump and White House messengers have changed their tune.
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The Republican witness did not rule out such a verdict -- but cautioned against rushing a process that could countermand the 2016 election.
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Elijah Cummings (D-Md.), while also angry at the EPA, cautioned against focusing only on the federal agency and not on Gov.
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Although we doctors are cautioned against being paternalistic, we should be allowed to have our own safeguards against making patient-driven mistakes.
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China has signed on to United Nations sanctions on Pyongyang, but it has cautioned against escalating the tension on the Korean Peninsula.
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It's the PMF's links to Iran that most alarm lawmakers in Washington, but the report cautioned against treating the group as monolithic.
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Wildfire victims and their advocates praised the plan but cautioned against allowing the utilities to collect additional profits through the regulatory process.
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Likewise, liberation theologians, such as Dorothee Soelle cautioned against "forgiveness" being used to allow oppressive and unequal social structures to continue unchallenged.
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Seselja said organizations needed to consider the impact on people of faith when they exercised their freedom of speech but cautioned against censorship.
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He and other local economic experts cautioned against any hopes of a rapid revival of Gaza's economy unless Israel's restrictions were fully removed.
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Although the report showed California revenue missed the target by a wide margin, Yee cautioned against reading too much in to the report.
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A representative of Fitbit stood by the company's research and product testing but cautioned against putting too much stock in the exact figures.
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While he maintained his belief that there is a legal case against Clinton, he cautioned against using the law to further political ends.
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But some commentators have cautioned against jumping to such a conclusion based only on Mueller's decision not to file charges on the matter.
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In comments to reporters, she cautioned against interpreting the exercises as an overt response to China's South China Sea drills the day before.
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Critics of climate policies, including the Trump Environmental Protection Agency, cautioned against politicizing Harvey by drawing connections between the storm and climate change.
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Francesco D'Uva, head of the 5-Star faction in the lower house of parliament, cautioned against making claims that could upset financial markets.
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During a visit to Canada on Friday, Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni cautioned against criminalizing NGOs, saying they "save lives and should be thanked".
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" He cautioned against a "throwaway culture that rejects and dismisses those who do not comply with certain canons of health, beauty and utility.
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But Trump's legal counsel has cautioned against the move, worried that it's a perjury trap that exposes the president to enormous legal risks.
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Like Russia, China has held firm in its support of Maduro as the legitimate government in Venezuela and cautioned against any external interference.
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Major US allies have raised concerns about Trump recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and even the Pope has cautioned against it.
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Cat Brooks, the co-founder of the Anti Police-Terror Project, cautioned against criticizing activists after the attack on Sunday in Baton Rouge.
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It also risks impairing informed decision-making by — as Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall cautioned against —burying investors in an avalanche of information.
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Peskov also cautioned against making a link between the detention and the arson attack, saying the incidents had occurred in two different regions.
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Some senior Republican members have cautioned against declaring a national emergency to get funds for the border wall he's not getting from Congress.
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But Mr. McDonald cautioned against making year-to-year comparisons because so many variables can change in each state from election to election.
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This is a key reason the editors of the scientific journal Addiction have cautioned against overinterpreting the marijuana and opioid studies so far.
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However, Dr. Hall cautioned against demonizing processed foods, because many Americans depend on them: Ultra-processed foods are cheap, convenient and long lasting.
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Trading volume was lower than normal as a result of the holiday week, but one expert cautioned against playing down this week's swings.
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Some cautioned against interpretations that may unwittingly restate discredited ethnocentric or racist views that in the past have tarred the study of linguistics.
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Those in political circles acknowledge the possibility of the virus shutting down campaign rallies but cautioned against stoking public fears with premature speculation.
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Another adviser said Mr. Dearborn and Mr. Stepien had both cautioned against the trip, but caught Mr. Trump's wrath once it went badly.
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Just last month, during a visit to China, Ms. Barra cautioned against mandates in which the transition to electric vehicles outpaces consumer demand.
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But he strongly cautioned against another proposal Mr. Trump has been weighing: reducing the 28,500 American troops now stationed on the Korean Peninsula.
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They cautioned against panic, pointing to success in preventing the spread of the virus last month through simply encouraging people to stay home.
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The World Health Organization said China's drastic limits on people's movement had helped, but experts cautioned against predicting that the worst was over.
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Qatar, locked in a dispute with Saudi Arabia and other Arab states, meanwhile cautioned against a potential nuclear arms race in the region.
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Cathy Young, a contributing editor for Reason magazine, cautioned against over-interpreting the Cosby case, which she believes has occurred on social media.
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Mattis cautioned against setting preconditions for a treaty officially ending the conflict, and said that negotiations would ultimately be left up to diplomats.
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Others, however, have cautioned against casting too wide of a net and want impeachment to be focused narrowly on Trump's dealings with Ukraine.
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Some in the Trump administration had cautioned against it as too controversial, and had urged waiting, if it were going to be done.
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She also cautioned against comparing the COVID-19 outbreak to SARS in 2003, which some economists estimate cost the global economy $45 billion.
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President Obama on Friday cautioned against adopting an "absolutist" stance on encryption, amid a heated battle between his Department of Justice and Apple.
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Still, others cautioned against reading too much into the specifics of U.S. purchases instead of the broader, structural changes agreed to by China.
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The mayor cautioned against reading too much into the departures, but alluded to his hands-on management style on the issues they oversaw.
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Barkindo said the oil markets were currently adequately supplied and balanced, but cautioned against a potential imbalance in 4.23 due to higher supply.
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Republicans, who have often cautioned against new gun regulations after mass shootings, will try to hold their edge in both chambers of Congress.
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Mr. Hadland, now a professor at the University of Stirling in Scotland, cautioned against taking any of Mr. Maxwell's claims at face value.
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HP management only grudgingly allowed its own defenders the investigation access they needed and cautioned against telling Sabre everything, the former employees said.
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But some fund managers cautioned against making blanket investment bets on the sector, which has been the second worst performer this year after banks.
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Some fund managers cautioned against putting too much cash into money funds as stock prices have rebounded from their steep decline in late 2018.
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But the US official cautioned against concluding that a shakeup might diminish the Taliban's broader sense of strength, given recent gains they had made.
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Cave rescue specialists have cautioned against that approach except as a last resort, because of the dangers posed by inexperienced people using diving gear.
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Randy Capps, director of research for U.S. programs at the Migration Policy Institute, cautioned against assuming that more immigrants will pour into private prisons.
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Most shared images on Pinterest relating to vaccination cautioned against it, contradicting established medical guidelines and research showing that vaccines are safe, Pinterest said.
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Both Kilduff and Yergin cautioned against reading too much into the plan to initially dial back production by 200,000 to 700,000 barrels a day.
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Davis couldn't go into specifics about the new tech Juul plans to release, and she cautioned against reading too much into the patent application.
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Ferguson's team also cautioned against any large-scale government programs to target mosquitoes, saying the effort will have very little impact at this point.
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But Larry Swedroe, director of research at financial advisory network BAM Alliance, cautioned against trying to beat the market with a sector rotation strategy.
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They cautioned against potential risks in the platform's operations and asked it to carry out "self-inspection" according to the law, the bank said.
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He has cautioned against Republicans overplaying their hand, warning that majorities are temporary, and that changing the filibuster could come back to bite them.
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Those challenges leave people with much less flexibility to contend with education loans, but Webb cautioned against taking the wrong message from the study.
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While he said it's important to thoroughly vet refugees and other travelers from countries with active terrorist cells, he cautioned against going too far.
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But Putin, speaking in China on Tuesday, cautioned against "military hysteria" and said that the only way to resolve the crisis was through diplomacy.
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But Laura Grego, a space expert at the Union of Concerned Scientists in Massachusetts, cautioned against relying entirely on technology to protect America's spacecraft.
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Representative Bennie Thompson of Mississippi, the ranking Democrat on the committee, cautioned against what he said would be a return to the pre-Sept.
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Litton, the MD Anderson oncologist, said doctors need to consider each case on its own merits and cautioned against ruling out chemo too quickly.
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Many lobbyists and business officials said they remained optimistic and cautioned against reading too deeply into tweets or comments that Trump makes on policy.
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The advisers cautioned against holding a news conference, something that had been discussed, because it could become unwieldy and spin out of his control.
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Many lobbyists and business officials said they remain optimistic and cautioned against reading too deeply into tweets or comments that Trump makes on policy.
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But when I asked if he thought the Cuban government would allow what sounded like a grand capitalist experiment, he cautioned against such categorizations.
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Kalhan cautioned against reading too deeply into the court's changes, at least in the short term—historically the court has never been very predictable.
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But one cautioned against the awkwardness a visible political tattoo can bring: Politics are the last thing I want to talk about to anybody.
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Elizabeth Anderson, a MacArthur "genius" grant winner and philosophy professor at the University of Michigan, cautioned against thinking in too "ruthlessly consequentialist" a manner.
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But he cautioned against making conclusions about the early lives and development of pterosaurs from the small number of embryos that the team found.
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Mr. Rosenberg cautioned against viewing Mr. Stone's indictment as the final word on whether the Trump campaign did or did not conspire with WikiLeaks.
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DeWine said he made the recommendation following guidance from public health officials who have cautioned against holding large public events amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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He's told advisers he is eager to clear his name, but his lawyers have cautioned against talking with investigators — or even answering written questions.
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Scott Greenberg, of the conservative Tax Foundation, cautioned against jumping to conclusions about who would benefit more, given the scant level of specificity released.
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Reflecting on the state of affairs of the church, Francis cautioned against divisions, blaming the devil for those who emphasize differences, ideologies and factions.
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Epidemiologists and infectious diseases experts have cautioned against panic as the number of cases linked to the new coronavirus in China continues to rise.
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Still, he cautioned against overdiagnosing ADHD in communities where behavioral issues could be the result of social or environmental factors such as overcrowded classrooms.
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But Juncker also cautioned against creating too much furor over Italy's budget, as did Mario Centeno, who heads the euro zone finance ministers' Eurogroup.
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Still, he cautioned against eliminating the legal minimum because it would give the post office "leeway to cut the prices" if it wanted to.
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Ischinger cautioned against abandoning the project as it neared its completion date of late 2019, citing German foreign policy's focus on consistency and sustainability.
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On Wednesday, China cautioned against any foreign meddling in the islands' internal affairs, after Maldives' opposition leaders called for intervention by its rival, India.
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Officials emphasized that they were not yet certain that the Tunisian man had carried out the attack, and officials cautioned against jumping to conclusions.
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But the experts we spoke with cautioned against giving dogs as gifts, unless the giver is also prepared to take responsibility for their care.
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They stood at the foot of the monument to Jose Rizal, our national hero who stood against Spanish colonialism but cautioned against violent revolution.
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The former president emphasized the importance of talking to people who don't agree with you -- but cautioned against chasing phony bipartisanship in this era.
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One day after former President Barack Obama cautioned against being out of touch with voters, Democratic candidates said there was a winner among them.
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Connolly, like other senior Democrats, cautioned against moving forward with impeachment proceedings against Trump, a possibility that some Democrats aired during the 2018 campaign.
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Sam Graves, a Missouri Republican, cautioned against jumping to predetermined conclusions about the factors that contributed to the crashes, though he listed his main concerns.
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" But he warned that "the level of vigilance and scrutiny is obviously going to be significant in the days ahead" and cautioned against "a backsliding.
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However, he cautioned against the bearish case for natural gas prices by noting the potential for renewed global demand from countries like Europe and Asia.
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A senior Trump administration official said the flurry of activity around North Korea was "not a part of something choreographed" and cautioned against over-interpretation.
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However, big energy users and major power producers cautioned against a state-by-state approach to setting renewable energy targets, following the Victorian government's announcement.
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The ONS cautioned against using the new indicators as predictors of GDP but said they would be able to identify large changes to economic activity.
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But Dr. Andrew Kolodny, co-founder of Physicians for Responsible Opioid Prescribing, cautioned against interpreting these findings as an end to the prescription drug problem.
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He urged them to install Party observers at polling stations to prevent fraud, but cautioned against buying votes, a long-established habit of the PRI .
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While many young Chinese aspire to own homes for security reasons, Jin cautioned against making decisions that could be difficult to change in the future.
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Others in Germany cautioned against tying the refugee question to the issue of street crime when the full facts of the incident aren't known yet.
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Trump has criticized Mueller's investigation as a "witch hunt" and has openly mulled whether to fire him, something many in his party have cautioned against.
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" Trump also cautioned against too much testing capacity: "We don't want people to take a test if we feel that they shouldn't be doing it.
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Although the numbers are comparatively small, Modi has cautioned against being complacent, and said the assumption that the disease will not impact India is incorrect.
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Phillips cautioned against making blanket statements, as many pundits already have, about how online commenters somehow "caused" Trump, because no two online forums are alike.
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Pranjal Mehta, an experimental psychologist at University College London who studies the effects of hormones on behavior, cautioned against drawing simplistic conclusions from the results.
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Ross Levine, a banking and finance professor at the University of California, Berkeley, cautioned against drawing too many economic conclusions from the bank's rosy finances.
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Male union officials had cautioned against a strike, arguing it would be too difficult and too costly, especially for young women working in the factories.
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It further cautioned against trying a new system for the first time on major legislation like an economic stimulus package in response to a pandemic.
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Ms. Yellen and other Fed officials see room for improvement, but have cautioned against reversing those changes, which they regard as important protections against crises.
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Comparing the multicountry trade agreement to "a glasswork," Yoshihide Suga, Japan's chief cabinet secretary, cautioned against any efforts to change it to accommodate Mr. Trump.
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Mr. González also cautioned against coming to the conclusion that the high number of prisoners in Cuba was proof of a failed society and judiciary.
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Germany's interior minister, Thomas de Maizière, expressed horror at the latest episode, but he cautioned against jumping to conclusions before the police finished their investigation.
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Molendijk, who studies dietary habits and mental health and also serves on the PLoS ONE editorial board, cautioned against giving the results too much weight.
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Officials have emphasized that the cause of the crash is still unclear, and cautioned against trying to prescribe a solution before even determining the problem.
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Change would need approval from the EU's executive European Commission and one of its officials cautioned against amending rules that were only introduced in January.
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The sources cautioned against presuming the President would sit down with Mueller in the next few weeks, saying there is still much to be negotiated.
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The sources cautioned against presuming the President would sit down with Mueller in the next few weeks, saying there is much to be negotiated still.
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But despite Kingdon's own thoughts, several prominent executives at those firms have cautioned against the potential for job loss due to the uptick in automation.
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Jay Inslee of Washington, who declared a state of emergency, cautioned against jumping to any quick conclusions about who was to blame for Monday's crash.
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Sam Zimbabwe, director of the Seattle Transportation Department, cautioned against having the kind of civilian patrol that Mr. Allen's bill would set up in Washington.
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Yet some producer groups in California and in other U.S. Western states cautioned against including an anti-dumping provision in the replacement trade pact for NAFTA.
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Though others cautioned against gimmicky approaches, which they said can detract from a resume's content, they agreed that applicants should bolster their resume with additional sources.
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Mr. Comey, who was fired by Mr. Trump last year and is on a publicity tour for his tell-all memoir, cautioned against calls for impeachment.
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What followed revealed the crossroads at which women find themselves when they want to "do the right thing" but must be cautioned against being too brave.
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While he says he has seen footage of Tam's attack – "It is shocking, it's appalling" – Halloran cautioned against the perception that San Francisco is abnormally violent.
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Looking at the history of the Fed, Powell cautioned against assuming that this week's cut is the beginning of the cycles that happened in the past.
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But Air France-KLM management and sector analysts cautioned against reading too much into the latest figures, given the challenges facing the airline and its rivals.
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Justice Minister Katarina Barley, appearing on the same ARD programme on Sunday, said the incident still needed to be investigated, and cautioned against too-hasty conclusions.
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At one point, Instagram placed the image behind a filter screen that merely cautioned against graphic content before finally removing the post and the account altogether.
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He also cautioned against excessive expectations regarding the ECB's December meeting, noting that the sharp bond yield increases in recent weeks could impact the bank's assessment.
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Draghi cautioned against pulling the trigger too quickly on policy easing, though he all but pledged to loosen monetary settings further as the growth outlook deteriorates .
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Renzi voiced disappointment on Monday at the results but cautioned against reading too much into local elections, where issues ranged from garbage collection to traffic congestion.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio was hesitant to call it an act of terrorism, and officials cautioned against linking the attack to the explosion in New Jersey.
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Pollster Lee Miringoff on Wednesday cautioned against reading too much into generic ballot survey results ahead of November's midterm elections, saying their results can be distorted.
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The Trump administration has cautioned against toughening sanctions against Russia, arguing that it could upend efforts to ease tensions and promote cooperation between the two countries.
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Experts have cautioned against drawing too many conclusions yet, pointing to the many unknowns that remain about the virus itself and its spread in recent months.
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"It's obviously not ideal," Mr. Feltham said, but cautioned against legislating against it entirely because Mostar, Bosnia's fourth-largest city, is still reeling from the war.
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And while candidates often worry that their resumes won't be seen unless they plug in the right keywords in their resume, Kascsak cautioned against that notion.
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But Richard Frank, a health economist at Harvard focused on mental health and addiction services, cautioned against blaming the shuffle's growth on expanded access to insurance.
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Some groups, including the Texas Alliance for Life, have cautioned against approaches that are unlikely to be held up by courts, according to the Texas Tribune.
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In "Achieving Our Country," he wrote about the perils of the North American Free Trade Agreement; today, he'd probably have cautioned against the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni, a PD heavyweight, warned on Friday that Italy's recovery could be derailed by the vote and cautioned against the rise of populists.
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But U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin cautioned against jumping to conclusions about the global economy or supply chains, saying it was simply too soon to know.
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But unlike Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky — who opposed previous proposals for not repealing enough of the law — she cautioned against repealing too much of it.
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The O.E.C.D. report also cautioned against school-choice policies, like those in New York City, which allow the parents of high-achieving students to self-segregate.
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Still, with other surveys and official data mostly showing a slowing housing market, Halifax cautioned against reading too much into the strength of a single month's figures.
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Lopez Obrador, speaking at his regular morning press conference, said the unexpected release of the criminal suspects would be investigated but cautioned against a rush to judgment.
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Jonathan Sarna, a professor at Brandeis University and the dean of Jewish-American historians, cautioned against drawing too strong a link between Judaism and Sanders' political platform.
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She added that she thinks the Fed's path is "not going backwards" and cautioned against negative interest rates, due to its potential impact on U.S. financial markets.
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Investing in stocks unconnected to China is a theme Firestone carried over from Wednesday's "Halftime Report," when she cautioned against getting too deeply invested in the semiconductors.
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Yet others close to Clinton still cautioned against counting out Vilsack, who has the most state and federal governing experience and the longest personal relationship with Clinton.
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When I asked him about lab-grown seafood, he cautioned against thinking that technology will allow us to continue consuming large amounts of fish without any consequences.
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However, he cautioned against reading "too much into it" without more details or confirmation, adding it was unlikely Greece would forgo the bailout payment at this stage.
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"A stricter global climate policy may mean that this will occur sooner than foreseen earlier," he said, though cautioned against actively forcing a downsizing of the industry.
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Bullard, who cautioned against the December rate increase that the Fed approved, still said there is no need to cut rates as President Donald Trump has demanded.
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Internet Brands, in which the federal appeals court cautioned against a broad reading of the CDA's protection, and the Washington Supreme Court's 2015 ruling in J.S. v.
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Police said there was no evidence her religion had been a factor and the Central Council of Jews in Germany cautioned against attributing any anti-Semitic motive.
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Economists and investors cautioned against putting too much weight on the growth, which matched expectations, as the trade-related boost is expected to unwind later this year.
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Switching briefly into German again, he cautioned against reading too much into the "Sturm und Drang" (Storm and Stress) of the tumultuous debate in the British parliament.
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Lawyers who handle sexual misconduct allegations said plea deals are common in such cases, and cautioned against rushing to judgment without knowing the context for the outcome.
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Mr. Huang, the government spokesman, cautioned against political interpretations and said the decision came after a recommendation by a task force that included representatives from several ministries.
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Stewart cautioned against using Schultz's condition as justification for the shooting, saying the officer's actions underscored the need for better training in encounters with people in distress.
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On the record: Two analysts I chatted with yesterday cautioned against assuming the EPA moves will make a big difference in automakers' behavior in the coming years.
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Aromatherapy may also help relieve nausea, pain and stress, but patients are cautioned against using large amounts of lavender oil and tea tree oil on their skin.
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Yet it was too early to identify the origins of Friday's massive DDoS attack, and cybersecurity experts who spoke to NBC News cautioned against jumping to conclusions.
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The Reds' star first baseman, Joey Votto, mixes in more challenging batting drills "every so often," he said, but he cautioned against making it a daily ritual.
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While the results are likely to cheer bank executives and shareholders, skeptics cautioned against regulators responding to the strong performances by watering down safeguards against future crises.
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Vatican officials, however, cautioned against interpreting the pontiff's pastoral outreach as a definitive ruling on the nature-versus-nurture question or as a change in church teaching.
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He lamented the violence and cautioned against "politicizing the tragedy" when asked by a reporter about comments from a union official who had warned about school safety.
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But he also said that France is "not a Puritan society" and cautioned against labeling every interaction between men and women as suspect, The Associated Press reported.
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Privacy advocates cautioned against using the technology, which research has shown to be highly variable depending on factors including image quality and the race of the subject.
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Jonathan McDowell, an astrophysicist at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, said the success of this week's experiment was exciting, but he cautioned against "over-hyping" it.
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Edgerton said that post-war data illustrated that even rapid price increases do not mean that a correction is inevitable but he cautioned against discounting a correction.
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Daniel Salmon, director of the institute for vaccine safety at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, cautioned against reading too much into the weekly data.
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Speaking at the Culinary Institute of America in December, he spoke about toxic kitchen culture and cautioned against perpetuating workplace environment that enabled abuse, hazing, and harassment.
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For example, investigators around the country are using Rapid DNA machines to process crime scene samples -- even though the National District Attorneys Association has cautioned against such use.
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S&P cautioned against the same issue last month and the government has said it would monitor liquidity risks of SOEs, especially those in construction and power sectors.
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Cao said Greentown also planned to tap more Western markets to hedge against the risk of a falling exchange rate but he cautioned against "overly aggressive" overseas investment.
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But Fiona David, the Walk Free Foundation's executive director of global research, cautioned against reading too much into that increase or the decrease in slavery's prevalence in Mauritania.
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Ryan cautioned against "rushing to judgment" amid swirling allegations about the president and questioned why Comey didn't say something when Trump allegedly tried to quash the FBI probe.
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But while the Toronto Star, the nation's largest newspaper, acknowledged the high-profile visit would be hard for cynical Canadians to take, it cautioned against scorning the fanfare.
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Some experts have cautioned against selfies, which may give lice the head-to-head contact they need to spread when teens cram their heads together for a photo.
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We cautioned against distinctions made between sensitive and non-sensitive data and the ways in which this information can be used as a proxy for protected class information.
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Merkel's coalition partners described the situation as very serious after four hours of crisis talks on Tuesday night, but Seehofer cautioned against writing off the coalition too soon.
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When Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, promised in parliament to fight for every inch of his country, Russia's ambassador to Damascus publicly cautioned against "any offensive in Aleppo".
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TV he supports those efforts, noting that the president and his legal team are also on board, but cautioned against certain parts of the report being made public.
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Goodale told reporters Friday afternoon it was too early to say whether the alleged plot was connected to others elsewhere in the world and cautioned against making assumptions.
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Ahead of a meeting of leaders from the Group of 20 club of nations in Argentina next month, Carney cautioned against any watering down of global financial regulation.
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The big picture: BP Chief Economist Spencer Dale cautioned against being "too alarmed" by what the data says about the global shift toward a lower-carbon energy system.
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Even though the foreign exchange trader said this was a sizable move against the ruble he cautioned against drawing broad conclusions about asset pricing based on the move.
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Public health officials have cautioned against attending large gatherings, particularly for those who are elderly or have underlying conditions that would make them more vulnerable to the coronavirus.
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He cautioned against both overly friendly alliances (lest another country's interests and wars become our own) and excessive hatreds (lest we provoke unnecessary conflict and war with others).
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The Justice Department spokesman, Steven J. Stafford, disputed any link between zero tolerance and the drop in drug cases, and cautioned against reading too much into the numbers.
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But some of Trump's staunchest allies have cautioned against the public health risks of ignoring experts and shaking off social distancing recommendations before the virus is contained. Sen.
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But Clyburn, in an interview with The New York Times, cast doubt on the accounts of Conyers' accusers and cautioned against a rush to force out his colleague.
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Thornberry also recently cautioned against diverting resources from the military and has long expressed concerns about the lasting impact that years of budget cuts will have on readiness.
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But Jon cautioned against resorting to the same old heedless torch this, destroy that approach to conquest that has made Westeros such a miserable place over the years.
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He called for nations to come together to confront global challenges like terrorism and climate change, and he cautioned against "an aggressive kind of nationalism" creeping into politics.
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Meanwhile, Ukrainian Prime Minister Oleksiy Honcharuk refused to rule out the idea that the plane could be downed by a missile, but cautioned against speculation before the investigation.
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Ukraine&aposs prime minister, Oleksiy Honcharuk, refused to rule out the idea that the plane could be downed by a missile, but cautioned against speculation before the investigation.
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Although the police cautioned against linking the University City vandalism to other crimes, the destruction here still resonated powerfully and broadly as a symbol of contemporary anti-Semitism.
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But the growth pace matched expectations and economists cautioned against putting much weight on the surge as the trade-related boost is expected to unwind later this year.
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But RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan has cautioned against straying from fiscal consolidation, saying the move would jeopardise the country's economic stability at a time of global market turmoil.
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Georgieva cautioned against comparing the new coronavirus with the global outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome the early 2000s, which the IMF was using as a reference point.
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While the prospect of a biracial princess has many in the US excited, others have cautioned against putting too much stock in what the British royal family does.
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KPMG's decision was prompted after CannTrust cautioned against relying on its financial statements and as new information from an investigation by a special committee was shared with the auditor.
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The paper said a spokesperson for the Commerce Department declined to comment, and that an unnamed White House official said the process was "evolving" and cautioned against specific numbers.
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Fresh from the leaking of an internal letter from billionaire CEO Yueting Jia which cautioned against its rapid international expansion, the company has landed $600 million in fresh funding.
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Companies like Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Google and Microsoft have cautioned against mandating weakened information security measures, a view shared by info security experts, data scientists and the technology sector.
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Mr. Carter cautioned against reading too much into video that Iranian television has released of the sailors after they were detained, which showed a sailor apologizing for the episode.
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The Global Times, published by the ruling Communist Party's People's Daily, cautioned against seeing the invitation from Washington as a sign that the Trump administration had softened its stance.
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Read More While the stock surge may be impressive, S&P Investment Advisory equity chief investment officer Erin Gibbs cautioned against reading too much into the post-earnings pop.
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Feminists have both celebrated and cautioned against the cybernetic or post-corporeal future, as much of feminism's roots are coded in, on, and from ideas about the female body.
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Stoltenberg, walking a fine line not to incite Trump, has repeatedly credited Trump with corralling allies to accelerate their spending plans even as he has cautioned against alliance divisions.
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Studio executives cautioned against reading too much into lackluster returns for "X-Men: Apocalypse" and the collapse of "Alice Through the Looking Glass," noting that they faced different challenges.
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In his final State of the Union address, President Obama reminded Americans of his accomplishments, cautioned against the politics of fear, and (almost) sounded like a freshman senator again.
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Dershowitz later wrote, in an article for the American Bar Association, that he hesitated, since Epstein was an "acquaintance," and lawyers are cautioned against representing people they know socially.
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So far, 118 Democrats in the House of Representatives have called for an impeachment inquiry into President Trump, although Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi has cautioned against it.
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Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni, a PD heavyweight, warned on Friday that Italy's recovery could be derailed by the outcome of the vote and cautioned against the rise of populists.
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Trump said he expected 1.4 million additional tests to be available next week and 403 million within a month — even as he cautioned against everyone rushing to get tested.
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However, Nicholls cautioned against panic because there are just too many unknowns surrounding the Wuhan coronavirus and this case to determine how widely one individual could spread the virus.
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During an appearance on CNBC's "Fast Money Halftime Report " on Thursday, Palihapitiya cautioned against worrying yourself "into a puddle," because the data was probably already out there, he said.
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Experts cautioned against viewing the expected large penalty as a sign that the Trump administration or the consumer bureau are changing their attitudes toward oversight of the banking industry.
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Trade skeptics inside and outside the administration have cautioned against agreeing to a hasty deal with China, saying it has repeatedly reneged on promises it made to past administrations.
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But some, like Eric Winograd, senior economist at AllianceBernstein, cautioned against reading too much into the stronger-than-usual retail numbers and instead focused on 573 as a whole.
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Asked at a briefing in Kyiv whether the plane could have been downed by a missile, Ukraine's Prime Minister Oleksiy Honcharuk cautioned against speculation until an investigation was conducted.
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But they cautioned against getting carried away with deregulation, and Geithner expressed concern that the emergency powers they were able to draw on in 2008 are "somewhat weaker" today.
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Paul Atchley, a University of South Florida professor who led a study on driver alertness that Drivetime cites, cautioned against any conclusions on Drivetime being drawn before testing it.
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Cramer cautioned against taking an aggressive position in Uber, which has not yet turned a profit and this month reported a quarterly net loss of more than $1 billion.
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It relies on using judgment to balance risks on both sides, and he cautioned against relying too much on roughly estimated variables like the so-called neutral rate of interest.
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Which is why she always cautioned against banal or clichéd speech; this was a sign that people had stopped thinking for themselves, and once that happens, totalitarianism isn't far behind.
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But that official cautioned against reading too much into the preparations, noting that there is a standing weekly interagency meeting on trade at the White House to discuss specific policies.
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But Republicans cautioned against approving a subpoena resolution that would place so much power in the chairman's hands, arguing it could trample minority rights and hurt Democrats down the line.
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But Republicans cautioned against approving a subpoena resolution that would place so much power in the chairman's hands, arguing it could trample minority rights and hurt Democrats down the line.
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While his post cautioned against "violence or threats of violence," he posted her address and phone number, and encouraged readers in the area to "stop by" and express their disapproval.
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While some have cautioned against allowing AVs on the road until collision avoidance systems achieve perfection, less than perfect systems could be compelling enough if they help to reduce accidents.
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New York Fed President Bill Dudley said he would be open to changes to banking regulations, though he cautioned against returning to the way things were before the financial crisis.
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Economists have cautioned against putting much weight on the surge, with the soybean boost seen likely to reverse in the coming quarters and the fiscal stimulus seen fading in 2019.
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In 82553, the National Association of School Psychologists released a handout titled " 13 Reasons Why Netflix Series: Considerations for Educators," in which it cautioned against "vulnerable youth" watching the series.
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Economists also cautioned against putting much weight on the surge in second-quarter growth as one-off factors, including a $227.9 trillion tax cut package, were behind the growth spurt.
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Rajapaksa was not available for comment, but his son Namal Rajapaksa, who is a member of parliament, defended the family's record and cautioned against pre-judging policies of the administration.
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Bentz said the shift toward Democrats in the Tucson area could be enough to determine the outcome, but he cautioned against reading too much into the increased concern about healthcare.
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The industry responded to Walden's op-ed through its top lobbyist, Internet Association CEO Michael Beckerman, who offered to testify on behalf of Silicon Valley and cautioned against new regulations.
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Mattis praised this week's historic summit in Singapore between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un as a "possible new avenue to peace" but cautioned against possible threats.
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Saudi Arabia's foreign minister, Adel al-Jubeir, has pushed back against characterizations that the kingdom is trying to bully Congress, but he cautioned against the effect of the legislation internationally.
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The Infectious Diseases Society of America, which updated its recommendations this spring, also cautioned against screening and treating, except for pregnant women and patients about to undergo invasive urologic procedures.
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British Airways has indefinitely suspended all flights to and from China, the airline said on Wednesday, citing advice from Britain's Foreign Office that cautioned against all nonessential travel to China.
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He cautioned against putting too much faith in the Drought Monitor data, saying it relied on short-term events such as weather that did not fully reflect California's water needs.
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The financial services industry spent millions seeking to prevent Dodd-Frank from going into effect, but some in the industry have cautioned against creating new upheaval by scrapping it completely.
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Rep. French Hill (R-Ark.) on Friday cautioned against overselling the seemingly successful meeting between North and South Korean leaders on Friday, during which the two nations pledged to denuclearize.
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As the jury's deliberations extended into this weekend, the possibility of a verdict in Bill Cosby's sexual assault trial seemed to dim, though legal experts cautioned against drawing any conclusions.
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They are considered to be less secure than landline White House phones presidents typically use, and he has been cautioned against using them to make secure calls, sources tell CNN.
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MORE. Larry Levitt, a health policy expert at the Kaiser Family Foundation, said enrollment is up significantly on a daily basis, but cautioned against drawing conclusions from the early numbers.
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The company advised physicians to replace devices with damaged batteries immediately, but cautioned against swapping out devices that were operating normally because of the potential for complications from such procedures.
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" He cautioned against conflating the company's own posts during that period with "wholly unaffiliated third-party content, including content from entities we are actively suing for their inappropriate and unauthorized activities.
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Cardinal Reinhard Marx, the head of the German Bishops' Conference, said Bavarian Premier Markus Soeder had not discussed the move with him before proceeding, and cautioned against "instrumentalising" the Christian symbol.
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However, U.S. and European security officials as well as regional analysts cautioned against jumping to conclusions, leaving open the possibility that Iranian proxies, or someone else entirely, might have been responsible.
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While we've cautioned against hoping these two reunite like star crossed mythological lovers, even this past Sunday's KUWTK season 15 premiere "Photo Shoot Dispute," hinted one such reconciliation is almost inevitable.
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Eddie Caldwell, executive vice-president and general counsel of the sheriffs' association, cautioned against putting too much faith in any one video, which was unlikely to capture all the crucial evidence.
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Some cautioned against reading too much into the July data, citing a labor market that is at or near full employment, and said they expected sales to bounce back in August.
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The institute led by Christine Lagarde revised upwards its forecasts for the U.S. economy on expectations that fiscal policy will be eased, but it cautioned against the new administration's protectionist views.
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Art Cashin, UBS' director of floor operations at the New York Stock Exchange, cautioned against taking Friday's trade as an example, noting that the expiration of options is creating increased volatility.
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" In a statement made at the Belt and Road Forum, Pakistan's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif cautioned against politicizing CPEC, which he said aimed to build "a peaceful, connected and caring neighborhood.
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However, former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and others advising Trump and his transition team have cautioned against an open break with the four-decade "One China" Policy, they said.
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On Tuesday, State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert cautioned against conflating disagreements over trade with China's cooperation in talks with North Korea, noting that the US maintains complex relationships with many countries.
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However, executives in Macau familiar with the VIP boom in the Chinese territory prior to Xi's crackdown on corruption and tighter junket regulation cautioned against relying too strongly on the method.
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Still, in an email to VICE, Bucerius cautioned against calling this a novel form of organized crime—as Maas did—before investigations conclude or a clear pattern of similar incidents emerges.
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Vinsel, the historian at Virginia Tech, cautioned against "digital exceptionalism," or the idea that everything is different now that the silicon chip has been harnessed for the controlled movement of electrons.
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VATICAN CITY, March 13 (Reuters) - Catholics criticised a cardinal's order to close churches in Rome on Friday to help contain the spread of coronavirus and Pope Francis cautioned against "drastic measures".
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Even if a pregnant person were to find a midwife in this climate, Bennett cautioned against switching to one out of desperation, rather than complete education and trust in home birth.
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Although he repeatedly emphasized the difficulties and perils ahead, the president spoke effusively about the success of the response, as the storm churned ominously north and local officials cautioned against complacency.
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The veto, in which Brown cautioned against setting a "'slippery slope' precedent," marked a setback for Democrats and open-government advocates trying to uncover Trump's tax returns at the state level.
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Both had cautioned against the measure, saying there was no time to equip or train enough party representatives and fearing, among other things, that it would cause chaos at polling stations.
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In his message Roberts also cautioned against disinformation amplified by the internet and social media - an accusation that Trump has faced when he uses his Twitter account to retweet unfounded rumor.
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During a recent meeting with high-ranking cultural officials, a group of artists cautioned against a regression to a form of censorship that has not been seen in Cuba for decades.
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Asked by Tapper if all the proverbial "smoke" suggesting collusion between Russia and the Trump campaign necessarily indicates "fire," Schiff cautioned against relying too heavily on any intelligence reports released so far.
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Harvard PhD candidate Clint Smith cautioned against arguments that the Roof verdict proved the fairness of the criminal justice system, arguing that occasional fair results in egregious cases are to be expected.
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She also cautioned against "abrupt" interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve, saying that the Fund believed the U.S. central bank should make stability its highest priority, with gradual, well-communicated hikes.
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Abortion rights advocates cautioned against viewing the heartbeat bill veto as a significant gain when weighed against the 20-week ban, and accused Kasich of using smoke and mirrors to outlaw abortion.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - European Central Bank Vice President Luis de Guindos cautioned against a hasty response to the coronavirus outbreak, even if the outbreak has already had a "huge" impact on global markets.
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The financial crisis was less a freakish confluence than an escalating series of poor decisions, each made out of self-interest or ideology, each cautioned against by soberer voices at the time.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - European Central Bank Vice President Luis de Guindos cautioned against a hasty response to the coronavirus outbreak, even if the outbreak has already had a "huge" impact on global markets.
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People looking to improve their learning should perform fairly intense exercise to make sure that enough of the critical brain chemicals are released, he said, but cautioned against taking this too far.
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However, in the 1980s the party undertook a robust debate over the merits of supply-side economics, and in the 2000s George W. Bush's own economists cautioned against over-rosy growth forecasts.
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Joe Dunford, have "cautioned against the move ... fearing it could lead to a backlash against U.S. forces in the region without inflicting the intended damage to the Iranian economy," per the WSJ.
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Even as the Make in India hype scales new heights, some bosses questioned Modi's delivery on promises to make it easier to do business, while marketing experts cautioned against creating unrealistic expectations.
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While he cautioned against collective suspicion of all internally displaced people (IDPs), Mohamed cited recent arrests of suspected ISIS fighters hiding among Iraqi civilians in Kurdistan as evidence of the enemy's cunning.
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During a historic speech Tuesday in Pearl Harbor alongside Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Obama cautioned against tribalism and isolationism -- warnings that, during the campaign, he used to argue against Trump's candidacy.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian officials on Tuesday cautioned against expecting a breakthrough in its territorial dispute with Tokyo when President Vladimir Putin visits Japan this week, and proposed focusing instead on commercial deals.
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Also, because contribution limits on HSAs are relatively low, $3,350 for an individual or $6,750 for a family under age 55, Dowley cautioned against making an HSA your primary retirement savings choice.
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However, Michael Madden, a visiting scholar at the US Korea Institute, cautioned against reading too much into the detention, saying the North Koreans may announce charges after the Tuesday celebrations are over.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) on Tuesday cautioned against declaring victory too early in Congo's Ebola epidemic, despite encouraging signs that it may be brought under control.
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Across Asia this week, trade has been generally subdued and volumes thin with China and South Korea closed for week-long holidays, while analysts cautioned against reading too much into index moves.
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Sitting in the front row, feet from his wife at the podium, the President listened as the first lady cautioned against using the very behavior Trump displays, sometimes on a daily basis.
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Mr. Trump took an aggressive stance on social media countering allegations of a possible conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Russian officials, a posture that he writes that he was cautioned against.
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This month, Suu Kyi said the country needed "enough space" do deal with the issue and cautioned against the use of "emotive terms", that she said were making the situation more difficult.
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Some security experts have cautioned against legislation that would block the sale of weapons to people who are on government watch lists, saying it could alert suspects that they are under scrutiny.
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Scalia's article cautioned against several legislative proposals that were pending in 1981, all of which are virtually identical to the anti-regulatory proposals Republican lawmakers are still pushing today, 85033 years later.
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It's easy to get caught up in making things shiny and new, but Beatrice de Jong, a Los Angeles real estate agent, cautioned against overlooking necessary repairs in favor of cosmetic work.
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Several Democrats cautioned against drawing too many lessons from the Brexit vote, saying mass immigration and economic malaise were bigger problems in Britain and the European Union than in the United States.
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Though Santos, who plays Oliver T'sien in the film and is widely known for his role as Mateo Liwanag on "Superstore," cautioned against comparing a romantic comedy to a Marvel superhero movie.
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Thornberry also cautioned against an over-reliance on special operations forces (SOF), which has been Obama's preferred method of carrying out ground operations against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) cautioned against accepting it, said the Democratic source involved at the time, but the HHS assistant secretary for financial resources took a different view.
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Of course, health experts have long cautioned against binge drinking, which roughly equates to consuming five or more drinks for men and four or more drinks for women in about two hours.
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Trump accused Qatar of being a "high-level" funder of terrorism even as the Pentagon and Tillerson cautioned against the military, commercial and humanitarian effects of a boycott imposed by Arab states.
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"These devices pose a serious risk of electrocution or fire," he said at the time, and Australia's Department of Fair Trading cautioned against using any devices while they're plugged in and charging.
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Yet energy analysts cautioned against expectations that the effects of climate change will cause irreparable harm to the fossil fuel industry or make oil, gas and coal production fundamentally unattractive to investors.
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Tom Cole, a top Republican on the House Appropriations Committee, expressed some interest in a White House-appointed coronavirus czar, but cautioned against putting someone with a political background in the role.
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And a few progressives cautioned against making too much of the summit's inadequacy, arguing, in part, that it was better for Trump to get suckered and claim victory than to lash out.
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Also of note: The Nevada entrance polls that Mr. Trump cites included interviews with just over 100 Hispanic caucusgoers, a very small sample; some analysts cautioned against reading too much into those results.
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Though the United States earned what was only its third victory since July 22, Klinsmann cautioned against putting too much stock in the result, especially since he had fielded mostly reserves and newcomers.
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It added 0.5 percent against its perceived safe-haven counterpart, the Japanese yen, and regained ground against the high-flying euro as a top ECB policymaker cautioned against the single currency's recent rise.
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Susan Collins of Maine, who voted to confirm Kavanaugh after he assured her that he viewed the court's abortion precedents as settled law, progressives have cautioned against reading too much into Kavanaugh's vote.
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The positive sentiment was reflected in better-than-expected Q4 GDP figures released Wednesday that showed a 7 percent growth rate for the quarter, although some experts cautioned against prematurely celebrating the beat.
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Coverage of the memo — which hit a fever pitch this week when the FBI cautioned against releasing it — began to deflate as soon as it became clear that it would indeed be published.
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As Hong Kong's protests have intensified, Ho has cautioned against rushing through controversial legislation such as national education and a public investment vehicle, and stated that the government needs to be more inclusive.
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Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Philip Lowe cautioned against seeing restrictions as being directed at Australia, and Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the ban does not indicate a souring relationship between the countries.
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U.S. envoy Brett McGurk said the administration was doing a full review of its Syria policy that is due to be completed in the coming weeks, but cautioned against setting expectations too high.
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" US News also cautioned against "expressing desperation or anger," a pitfall Kavanaugh was also unable to avoid when he fumed, "This whole two-week effort has been a calculated and orchestrated political hit.
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But Dr. Alexandre Persu, head of the hypertension clinic at Cliniques Universitaires Saint-Luc in Brussels, who co-wrote an editorial accompanying the study, cautioned against applying the study findings to all patients.
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Analysts cautioned against reading too much into this still-high supplemental poverty rate because it reflects the withdrawal of generous benefits put in place during and immediately after the recession to cushion families.
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Colin P. Clarke, a senior fellow at the Soufan Center, a research organization in New York, cautioned against expecting to learn too much from Ms. Awad's capture, but said it could prove valuable.
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Lyn Graham Taylor, a rates strategist at Rabobank, said that the deals looked to have gone well, though he cautioned against reading too much about the state of the market from these auctions.
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The Riyadh-based HNC, which includes political and armed groups, cautioned against attempts to "partition the country through vague meanings of what has been called ... 'de-escalation' zones," in a statement on Friday.
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But observers cautioned against any expectations of an imminent solution to the nuclear crisis, saying, if anything, the visit was another step in the warming of relations between the two formerly close allies.
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For instance, last September, Fed Governor Lael Brainard said she was concerned about the impact that global difficulties will have on the U.S. economy and cautioned against moving too soon on rate hikes.
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Gov. John Kasich of Ohio on Tuesday cautioned against monitoring Muslim-Americans after the attacks in Brussels, saying that such a step would create division and harm the country's ability to gather intelligence.
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Goodfriend was not alone in raising such concerns at the time, and by 2015 was worried that the Fed had done too little to boost inflation, and cautioned against raising rates too fast.
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On the surface this makes me a Philistine, a traitor to my profession and sexually unviable according to John Waters, who has cautioned against going to bed with people who don't own books.
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Germany's foreign minister said the video was "not enough" to determine conclusively that Iran had carried out the attacks, a position echoed by Norway's government, and the European Union cautioned against further escalation.
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While Mr. Mnuchin has privately cautioned against tariffs, on Wednesday he argued that depreciation of China's currency could blunt some of the effects of the tariffs by making Chinese products cheaper to buy.
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While a single case reported in The New England Journal of Medicine has stirred excitement about remdesivir's potential, Geoffrey Porges, an SVB Leerink biotech analyst, cautioned against reading too much into one patient.
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In a memo to the Commerce Department, the Department of Defense notes that the U.S. military requires only about 3 percent of U.S. production for steel and aluminum and cautioned against broad action.
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But Ms. Nasheed cautioned against seeing Monday as a victory for the governor, who she said is in more peril from the other criminal charge against him and the looming threat of impeachment.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) has privately cautioned against using the words "government shutdown," and, so far, most members, even those publicly vowing to withhold their votes, are falling in line.
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The Nuclear Energy Institute, the nuclear industry's trade association, on Wednesday urged the Trump administration to take action to maintain U.S. uranium supplies, but cautioned against moves that would harm nuclear power plants.
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The issue could play a role in the midterm elections as Republicans, who have often cautioned against new gun regulations after mass shootings, try to keep their majority in both chambers of Congress.
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In a news conference Monday, Drake cautioned against jumping to conclusions when asked if the incident was terror-related or had anything to do with Ohio's Somali community, the second-largest in the country.
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Manfred Weber, a member of Merkel's conservative bloc and leader of the European Parliament's biggest political group, cautioned against sweeping verdicts but said it was important to ensure that extremists didn't enter the country.
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In her speech on Monday to the Chicago Council on Global Affairs, Brainard cautioned against raising interest rates too quickly due to potential weakness in the labor market and risks of economic weakness overseas.
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But when a Facebook user named Matty Roberts from Bakersfield, California, invited people to run into Area 51 on foot in a large group "to see them aliens," the Air Force cautioned against it.
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While acknowledging that various banks in the region were weakened by high levels of non-performing loans or very severe profitability challenges, he cautioned against too stringent measures being directed against the entire sector.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Oil exporters have not fully recovered from the dramatic oil price shock of 2014, the head of the IMF said on Saturday, and she cautioned against spending money on "white elephant projects".
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Boris Johnson, the foreign minister of Britain, which intends to leave the EU, also cautioned against over-reaction to events in Turkey, a large, strategically important, mainly Muslim country on the EU's southeastern flank.
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From the city's perspective, the sudden four-decade rewind is a "shock to the system," said Carol Kellermann, executive director of the Citizens Budget Commission, who cautioned against accepting the governor's rationale too readily.
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U.S. shares were set to follow suit, extending losses a day after a similarly downbeat message in minutes from the Federal Reserve, where some policymakers cautioned against rate rises while U.S. inflation remained weak.
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But he cautioned against banning Erdogan from visiting Germany or breaking off diplomatic ties, saying that such moves would push Ankara "straight into the arms of (Russian President Vladmir) Putin, which no one wants".
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While other Christian leaders – including the Pope, and high-profile Christians in the Middle East – cautioned against the move, fearful it would spark bloodshed in the region, evangelicals have been delighted by Trump's announcement.
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Although US officials have long cautioned against the company, tensions heightened in December when Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou was arrested in Canada, and subsequently indicted by the US for alleged bank and wire fraud.
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Nanette Barragan (D-Calif.), a member of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, cautioned against judging the new leadership team based strictly on identity politics and whether each and every group is represented at the table.
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The President's political office, however, which at the time included Bannon, cautioned against intervening in the primary, fearing the move would carry unnecessary political risk and, possibly, provoke a backlash among Trump's core supporters.
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However, in his speech on Friday, Bach cautioned against those "from whichever side" who seek to influence the I.O.C. "Some may try to build pressure," he told European Olympic officials meeting in Zagreb, Croatia.
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For this reason, Kelly Dittmar, a scholar at the center and an assistant professor of political science at Rutgers University, cautioned against calling 2000 a second "Year of the Woman," at least not yet.
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But when I spoke with Farzan Sabet, a fellow at the Center for International Security and Cooperation at Stanford University, he cautioned against overstating the significance of pro-Rouhani moderate gains in the parliament.
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An emerging issue Regina LaBelle, a former chief of staff and senior policy adviser at the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy, cautioned against calling the new overdose death declines a trend.
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Thomas Wright, the director of the Center on the United States and Europe at the Brookings Institution, cautioned against directly equating Mr. Corbyn's crushing defeat to the prospects of Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren.
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Timothy Graf, head of macro strategy at State Street Global Markets, also cautioned against potential impacts on the Japanese currency, but he still believed it is probably the first option when searching for safety.
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American officials rejected the suggestion that a troop withdrawal was already going into effect, and Afghan officials, as well as analysts, have cautioned against the United States agreeing to such a move right away.
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Allen recently cautioned against a "witch hunt" atmosphere forming in response to Weinstein, in which "every guy in an office who winks at a woman is suddenly having to call a lawyer to defend himself."
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Kremlin officials have cautioned against any breakthrough on the islands, warning that resolution would be a long process and voicing their preference for talks to be focused on economic affairs instead, Reuters reported on Tuesday.
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However, Bakr cautioned against using a job hunt as leverage to negotiate new conditions with your current employer, noting that they will be especially astute to those kinds of tactics at this time of year.
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Republican leaders in Congress have promised to help Trump push through top priorities, but Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has cautioned against Republicans going too far, lest they face a backlash at the ballot box.
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Martin said he's generally supportive of the effort and agrees with Stasz that the entire system needs to be overhauled, but he cautioned against a one-size-fits-all approach to urban and rural areas.
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Bai Chongen, an economist at Tsinghua University and policy adviser to China's central bank, in April cautioned against relying on the subsidised state sector for growth, citing its poor returns on investment and falling productivity.
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Britain's most powerful financial lobby group, TheCityUK, cautioned against complacency and called for clarity on its transitional arrangements for leaving the EU, which will apply beyond April 2019, when Britain is due to formally leave.
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Still, with December's good showing pulling sales from January, normally the weakest month of the year in terms of sales volume, some analysts cautioned against putting too much emphasis on the month's annualized selling rate.
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But in the meantime, he cautioned against extrapolating the size of the refunds based on being just a couple weeks into tax-filing season, which was hampered by a record-long government shutdown, Brady said.
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Silver cautioned against reading too much into the early returns, saying that the internet polls, like those conducted by Morning Consult and Echelon Insights, can be hampered by low response rates driven by quick turnaround.
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But the U.S. official cautioned against concluding that the shakeup might diminish the Taliban's broader sense of strength, given political tensions in Kabul and the uneven performance of U.S.-backed Afghan forces in recent months.
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"I want to make it crystal clear that the McConnell amendment cautioned against a precipitous withdrawal of U.S. troops in no way constitutes sending support for their permanent presence for an undefined mission," he said.
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Richard Nephew, the lead sanctions expert for the U.S. team that negotiated the nuclear deal, cautioned against drawing conclusions, noting that Trump has flip-flopped after appearing to announce a policy decision in the past.
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Pelosi and her deputies also have repeatedly said they want to see the results of Mueller's probe, which is reportedly in its final stages, even as they have repeatedly cautioned against any rush to judgment.
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While it may seem tempting to blame the increase in quakes on hydraulic fracturing, or fracking—the much-maligned but increasingly popular method of natural gas extraction—the USGS cautioned against jumping to such conclusions.
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On that topic, Yellen cautioned against any effort to "turn back the clock" on the Dodd-Frank financial regulations approved following the 2007 to 2009 financial crisis because that could make a repeat more likely.
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Oettinger, the only German EU commissioner, echoed remarks by German government sources last week, who cautioned against an outflow of technology and said they were keeping a close eye on Chinese investments in the country.
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At the same time, many Democrats have cautioned against embracing anger as an organizing principle, suggesting that harnessing disdain for Mr. Trump is workable only if voters also broadly understand what the party stands for.
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Mr. Trump cautioned against offering concessions in exchange for the prisoners, insisting that if Mr. Kim was sincere about meeting with him, he would recognize that he needed to take the initiative and free them.
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Mr. Bolton will replace H. R. McMaster, the three-star general who had cautioned against jettisoning the Iran nuclear deal without plans for what would come next and had other policy differences with the president.
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"Purists say narrative journalism has blurred the line between providing objective facts and subjective interpretation," said Carsten Reinemann, a journalism professor at the University of Munich, though he also cautioned against discarding the genre altogether.
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Mr. Valls cautioned against expecting Mr. Sánchez to resolve the Catalan crisis soon, or for that matter anticipating that he could lead a broader Socialist revival that could fortify Europe's decades-old project of unity.
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Laura Kipnis, a professor at Northwestern University and the author of "Unwanted Advances: Sexual Paranoia Comes to Campus," cautioned against trying to apply a one-size-fits-all punishment to offenses that are so varied.
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" Peters praised Haley for taking a tough stance following the U.N.'s opposition to U.S. recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital but also cautioned against the U.S. making threats it's "not prepared to carry out.
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She also cautioned against overconfidence, noting that policy makers gathered at this same conference a decade ago were optimistic about the resilience of the system — which was even then in the process of falling apart.
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And when The New York Times tried to assess the state of the investigation in October 231, law enforcement officials cautioned against drawing any conclusions, resulting in a story that significantly played down the case.
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Elizabeth Bennion, a political scientist at Indiana University, has cautioned against holding a single politician responsible for the economic changes in South Bend (or any city) since state and national trends have a large influence.
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NEW YORK, Sept 23 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday cautioned against the likelihood of making a Brexit breakthrough at talks on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
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But the agency added that it was too early to make a determination about what caused the fatal accident and cautioned against making comparisons to an October crash in Indonesia involving a Lion Air flight.
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We talked to Showtime boxing host Jim Gray on a rainy night in L.A., and when we brought up the idea of Floyd's 8-month transition into the Octagon ... Jim cautioned against writing Money off.
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His vice president, however, has from the start cautioned against entering a conflict with the Venezuelan armed forces, whose high command he is familiar with, as he served as a Brazilian military attache in Caracas.
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Former British foreign minister Boris Johnson said on Sunday it was not too late for the government to get "real change" to May's deal and cautioned against holding another parliamentary vote on the agreement this week.
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Whitney Phillips, an assistant professor at Mercer University and author of This is Why We Can't Have Nice Things: Mapping the Relationship Between Online Trolling and Mainstream Culture, cautioned against reading too much into this work.
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But others have cautioned against the dangers of overstating Choudary's significance, arguing that the high-profile media platform given to the firebrand cleric over the years had only helped him recruit followers to his extremist network.
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A recent meeting between Trump and Saudi Arabia's deputy crown prince Mohammed bin Salman was dubbed a turning point in relations which had been frosty under Barack Obama, but some cautioned against too cozy a relationship.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont on Wednesday inched closer toward supporting an impeachment effort against Trump, saying it might be time for House Democrats to begin an inquiry, but cautioned against the consequences it could bring. Sen.
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The larger economy means Uganda should now have more room to borrow since the debt level, measured as a percentage of GDP, is now lower but Muhumuza cautioned against such a move, citing stagnant revenue growth.
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Kenyatta, who is standing for re-election in elections scheduled for August next year, cautioned against foreign interference, citing unnamed foreign actors whom he said were already bringing money into the country to influence the vote.
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In a speech to a gathering of bankers in Rome, Tria said boosting Italy's economic growth was "no less important" than meeting its public finance constraints, and cautioned against euro zone reforms that could penalize Italy.
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" He also cautioned against "the assumption that consciousness will be uploaded in the sense of like, I'm John, we figure out how to copy my brain, and it's A to B going from carbon to silicon.
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Rogers and Director of National Intelligence James Clapper have cautioned against placing too much responsibility on the intelligence community to draw up international norms, characterizing such rulemaking as high-level policy decisions more appropriate to Congress.
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Crowley, who, like Capuano, is a 20-year veteran of Capitol Hill, cautioned against drawing too many correlations between the two primary contests, saying the outcome of both races was largely a function of changing demographics.
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"Our company aims to avoid depending highly on certain suppliers, and we may seek new (supply) opportunities," Kitahara said, though like other executives he cautioned against expectations of any sudden change in supply trends among buyers.
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Under the title "Doing Europe Right", Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer echoed Macron by calling for a reform of the European Union's migration policy, but rejected his idea for a European minimum wage and cautioned against collective debts.
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The central bank is trying to keep liquidity flush to support the economy and cushion it from impact of structural reforms, but officials have cautioned against excessive loosening that could increase downward pressure on the currency.
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The chair of the Republican Party of Alabama on Sunday cautioned against supporting a write-in candidate in next month's Senate race as concerns in the party grow over allegations of sexual misconduct against Roy Moore.
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The decision reflects the latest guidance from public health officials, who have cautioned against attending large gatherings, particularly for those who are elderly or have underlying conditions that would make them more vulnerable to the coronavirus.
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Trump later favorably compared the annual death toll of the flu with that of the coronavirus thus far, though health experts have cautioned against drawing similarities as they scramble to learn more about the new outbreak.
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Rosemary Gibson, a senior adviser with the Hastings Center and the author of "China RX: Exposing the Risks of America's Dependence on China for Medicine," cautioned against American reliance on any one country for medical products.
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After the president pressed Mr. Comey to say publicly that he was not under investigation, Mr. Baker cautioned against it because he anticipated that the F.B.I. would eventually have to examine Mr. Trump's ties to Russia.
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And while hers is a rare side effect, it warranted a warning from the Food and Drug Administration, which cautioned against its use in children under 2, who sometimes take the medicine to soothe teething pain.
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Houston Coach Mike D'Antoni, who cautioned against reading too much into one win, compared Beverley, a fifth-year pro, to Raja Bell, a former guard who played for D'Antoni when he was coaching the Phoenix Suns.
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Here's what I found out: In an interview back in 2013, Dr. Jennifer Cope, who tracks Naegleria fowleri for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, cautioned against jumping to the conclusion that cases were increasing.
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Here's what I found out: In an interview back in 2013, Dr. Jennifer Cope, who tracks Naegleria fowleri for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, cautioned against jumping to the conclusion that cases were increasing.
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Activists have long cautioned against the personal toll that their work takes on them, emphasizing that, because their work often requires them to expose themselves to brutality, that they should guard against symptoms of anxiety and PTSD.
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Kganyago expressed confidence in Mboweni's ability to manage state finances, but cautioned against expectations of immediate action: "The new minister of finance must be given the time and space to familiarize himself with the task at hand."
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However, Nasution cautioned against a premature rate cut by BI, saying inflation might accelerate later in the year if the government adjusts prices after the April 17 elections or if the El Nino weather pattern hits crops.
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Trump noted that he has dabbled in the market successfully — "I did like 50 stocks just for fun, because I'm not a person that really believes in it too much," he told Fox — but cautioned against it.
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Despite all the displays on Saturday, analysts cautioned against overreaction, noting that North Korea's missile tests have had a checkered record of success, and adding that a missile in a parade does not necessarily mean it's operational.
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However, the FTSE350 mining index was also around 2.5 percent lower given the slump in iron ore prices, so traders cautioned against reading too much of the effects of developments with Elliott into the share price reaction.
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But the St. Louis Fed cautioned against drawing "firm conclusions about longer-run trends in farmland values and agricultural lending conditions," because the number of banker responses in the survey "is relatively small," according to the survey.
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The spat's immediate cause was a purported Qatari state media report that the emir had cautioned against confrontation with Iran, as well as defending the Palestinian group Hamas and Hezbollah, a Lebanese Shi'ite movement allied to Tehran.
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The market volatility has also caused anxiety for retail investors, according to Phil Blancato, chief executive of Ladenberg Thalmann Asset Management in New York, who has cautioned against overreacting to the market movements caused by the election.
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Prior to that announcement, the head of the Chicago City Council's Progressive Reform Caucus and Paul Vallas, a former Chicago budget director who is running for mayor, cautioned against hasty consideration of the plan by the council.
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In making his announcement on Jerusalem earlier this month, Trump cautioned against perceiving the move as the U.S. taking a side on boundaries in peace negotiations and said the U.S. would still support a two-state solution.
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So while Israel's military chief has cautioned against the use of excessive force against a wave of Palestinian street attacks, an opinion poll last week found 57 percent of Israelis think the soldier should never been arrested.
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Yet only a fraction of the materials have been made public — Tuesday's release was the second set of documents from the raid to be declassified — and experts have cautioned against drawing broad conclusions until there is more.
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But with rents, which account for a larger share of the core CPI, recording their biggest increase in nearly 10 years, and wages pushing higher, economists cautioned against putting too much emphasis on last month's weak reading.
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The carmaker has argued that although it was informed about the use of software to help pass emissions tests, lawyers advising the company had cautioned against informing the authorities because it was unclear the software was illegal.
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European officials said Pompeo had insisted on identifying the COVID-19 virus as the "Wuhan virus" even though the World Health Organization and others have cautioned against giving it a geographic name because of its global nature.
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Frans Timmermans, Juncker's Dutch deputy who led the Socialists' campaign, cautioned against putting the "Game of Thrones" over top jobs ahead of efforts to forge a common programme among parties that will push for a stronger Union.
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The National Weather Service is a nonpartisan agency; more than that, in the past it has cautioned against blaming any single storm on climate change, although the warming trend is making extreme storms more likely in general.
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James Jeffrey, a deputy national security adviser to Mr. Bush, said General McMaster appeared to have "scored one on the presumably more powerful Bannon," but cautioned against reading too much into what it meant for Mr. Bannon.
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For example, even though major oil companies including Exxon Mobil and Shell have publicly cautioned against a move by the Trump administration to do away with methane emissions regulations, powerful industry lobbying groups still back the plan.
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"Mousavi denied the American officials' charges against our country, cautioned against any ill-advised reaction or miscalculation by U.S. officials, and called on the White House to reconsider its destructive policies in the region," the statement said.
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On Friday, Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Philip Lowe cautioned against seeing restrictions as being directed at Australia, and Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the ban does not point to a souring of ties between the countries.
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King Abdullah II of Jordan strongly cautioned against the move, "stressing that Jerusalem is the key to achieving peace and stability in the region and the world," according to a statement from the royal palace in Amman.
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Unlike the FDP, who have cautioned against proposals by French President Emmanuel Macron for deeper fiscal integration in the single currency bloc, the Greens support common tax collection and an investment pact within the 19-country euro zone.
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Tillerson also cautioned against treating Russia as a partner, saying all meetings with Moscow should be based on issues, not agreed on the basis of a calendar, quashing any hopes of a detente in Moscow's relations with Washington.
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He cautioned against a rush to judgment based on the video footage from the incident that she posted online, and he stressed that it was early in the process as he continues to gather information about what happened.
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Tusk has urged leaders to consider why voters, not just in Britain but across the bloc, are disillusioned with the European Union and has cautioned against those who advocate pressing on with closer political integration without public support.
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The US officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the conclusion was the result of a preliminary examination of imagery and cautioned against media reports suggesting the United States believed a bomb was responsible for the crash.
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Another cautioned against reading too much into the message, arguing that there was no meeting earlier in the day that could have spurred the comment or that the tweet foretold some sort of unilateral action against North Korea.
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OXFORD, England, Oct 31 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew on Monday cautioned against a false sense of complacency in the financial system just because it weathered the initial shock of Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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Jaime Caruana, the General Manager of the Swiss-based forum of major central banks, said it "would be good" if work on harmonising the EU's banking rules continued and cautioned against what he described as "excessive" national discretions.
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Another contributing factor to tuna's decline: the fear of mercury poisoning, sparked by a 2004 joint advisory from the Food and Drug Administration and the Environmental Protection Agency that cautioned against eating too much of the canned fish.
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Thomas J. Donohue, the president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, said Tuesday that there were "serious, growing and legitimate challenges" about Chinese practices, but he also cautioned against the effect of a tit-for-tat tariff war.
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The minister of state for human resource development, Satyapal Singh, proclaimed that since none of our ancient texts mention apes turning into men, Darwin's theory of evolution is wrong, and he cautioned against its being taught in schools.
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In Texas, Representative Will Hurd — who is retiring, and therefore perhaps feeling liberated to speak his mind — has called on the House to investigate the "troubling" allegations against Mr. Trump, though he cautioned against a rush to impeachment.
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Yoshihide Suga, Japan's chief cabinet secretary, on Friday cautioned against any efforts to change the agreement to accommodate Mr. Trump, calling it a "well-balanced pact" that addressed the needs of the 11 nations that signed the deal.
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The figure was much wider than the 38 billion reais surplus median forecast in a Reuters poll of economists, but the Treasury cautioned against too much optimism, even though the government may well meet its 2020 fiscal targets.
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Canada's government has emphasized that it follows the "rule of law" and cautioned against politicizing the case after U.S. President Donald Trump told Reuters last month he would intervene if it served U.S. trade or national security interests.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde said on Thursday she believes the IMF can work with the Trump administration to improve the global trading system, but cautioned against jeopardizing open trade as a growth engine.
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Three senior administration officials told CNBC some progress is being made behind the scenes, but one official cautioned against reading too much into preparations for Trump's expected meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the end of the month.
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But it seems that she also cautioned against the angle the papers have run with, which is "Mary Beard is our Indiana Jones"—she is much more skeptical of the authenticity of the tapestries than either account what suggest.
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Working together, the ULC and U.S. drone industry have made significant strides to take into account the views of stakeholders, including the FAA and the U.S. Department of Transportation, which have likewise cautioned against drawing an arbitrary flight ceiling.
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Mr. Kudlow and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin have privately cautioned against such a move and Mr. Navarro has pushed for tariffs as a way to gain greater concessions from Europe and Japan, according to people familiar with the discussions.
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In his speech on Monday, Mr. Dudley cautioned against making broad changes to the Dodd-Frank Act, the web of rules and regulations put in place in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis to prevent a repeat meltdown.
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But despite Mr. Trump's statement on Friday that his tax overhaul "really formally begins on Wednesday," White House officials quickly cautioned against high expectations that Mr. Trump would provide the legislative text of a detailed tax plan next week.
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One reason: Several generations of parents with disabled children have been cautioned against keeping money in their kids' names, said Chip Gerhardt, a registered lobbyist in Ohio and a federal and state ABLE advocate who worked to pass legislation.
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Mindful of data from the German-American Chambers of Industry and Commerce that shows more than 1 million German jobs are directly or indirectly dependent on exports to the United States, he cautioned against EU threats of counter tariffs.
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Robert Gallucci, the chief U.S. negotiator during the 1994 North Korean nuclear crisis and a self-described Trump critic, cautioned against focusing too much on the potential concessions over what the United States has to gain from a deal.
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SINGAPORE, Nov 20 (Reuters) - A Singapore lawmaker hit out at Facebook on Tuesday, saying it had reneged on a promise to help rein in fake news and calling for tougher regulations, which the social media firm has cautioned against.
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Dr. Shigeaki Hinohara, who cautioned against gluttony and early retirement and vigorously championed annual medical checkups, climbing stairs regularly and just having fun — advice that helped make Japan the world leader in longevity — died on July 21992 in Tokyo.
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The officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss intelligence matters, said the conclusion was the result of a preliminary examination of imagery and cautioned against media reports suggesting the United States believed a bomb was responsible for the crash.
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In a news conference Monday, Ohio State President Dr. Michael V. Drake cautioned against jumping to conclusions when asked if the incident was terror-related or had anything to do with Ohio's Somali community, the second-largest in the country.
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The authors of both studies cautioned against making definitive judgments on the impact of school resource officers based on their research: As with most analyses of crime and arrest rates, too many variables exist to parse out cause and effect.
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Party leaders have cautioned against impeachment just 18 months before the November 2020 presidential election, although prominent liberals have demanded the start of proceedings to remove Trump from office since the release of a redacted version of Mueller's report on Thursday.
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Trump accused Qatar of being a "high level" funder of terrorism on Friday, even as the Pentagon and U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson cautioned against the military, commercial and humanitarian effects of a blockade imposed by Arab states and others.
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The big picture: Schiff — who along with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other Democratic leaders have cautioned against impeachment — noted that he has always said that Congress should wait to see special counsel Robert Mueller's findings before making any decisions.
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While Evans has repeatedly cautioned against raising rates again amid tepid inflation, he last week said he would be "fine" with a rate hike in December as long as any further moves were tied more explicitly to improvements in inflation indicators.
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I have, for a while, cautioned against topical gels because of the danger, and babies are in the population at the highest risk for harm, and if you look at the risk versus benefit, it's not even all that helpful.
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The victim, Susanna Feldman, was Jewish, although police said there was no evidence her religion had been a factor in the crime, and the Central Council of Jews in Germany cautioned against attributing any anti-Semitic motive to her attacker.
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Gurria, who was attending the EU meeting, said work for a global reform, which would include the United States, Japan and China, was already under way and cautioned against adopting measures that could be inconsistent with a long-term solution.
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Other Democrats, however, including House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.), have cautioned against calling for Trump's impeachment. Rep.
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All the experts I talked to cautioned against going overboard with online application processes: While applying for a zillion jobs feels productive, it's often more effective to take more care in pursuing a smaller number of more thoughtfully targeted positions.
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Separately on Monday, Groshen cautioned against reading too much into a single piece of information after Friday's surprisingly low U.S. job growth data dampened expectations that the Federal Reserve might raise interest rates at its meeting on June 14 and 15.
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John Bucher, associate director of the NTP, described the results in a briefing as highly important, but cautioned against making more of them than the data allow: Overall, we feel that the tumors are likely to be related to the exposures.
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" In an op-ed published Monday afternoon on USA Today's website, Vern Miyagi, the administrator of the state emergency agency, said there was "no excuse" for the false alarm, but he cautioned against seeking "retribution where we should be identifying solutions.
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So argued Mary Barra, the chief executive of General Motors, who on Friday cautioned against the growing trend of officials in China and a number of other countries making plans to phase out sales of gasoline- and diesel-powered cars.
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Merkel cautioned against a rise in "national egoism" and warned against forgetting lessons learned during World War II. And Macron called for a new 10-year global framework based on cooperation and warned against a "race to bottom" in lowering taxes.
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One former White House official cautioned against assuming the fallout from the president's shtick will be disastrous, even as the person conceded that the Oval Office episode was "wild" and agreed that Trump had given Democrats an easy talking point.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, the Union chief executive, told a questioner at an economic forum in Russia that Brexit would not put "the EU in danger of death" — but he cautioned against a rise of euroskepticism across Europe.
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He cautioned against reaching quick conclusions and told Baier to look up the timeline surrounding the US role at Abu Ghraib prison, the detention center where US soldiers were revealed to have beaten and tortured captured Iraqis during the Iraq War.
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Pelosi and other House Democrats previously had cautioned against launching the impeachment process, which would begin in the House but would face long odds of success in the Republican-controlled Senate and could alienate voters ahead of the 2020 presidential election.
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Despite using more technology to further his endless ambitions, including electricity-powered vehicles, landing reusable rockets, sending Teslas into deep space, helping solve traffic jams with the Hyperloop, selling Boring baseball caps, and flamethrowers, Musk has cautioned against over-relying on technology before.
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In Ariane, a district with a big Muslim population a few kilometres from the Abbatoirs neighbourhood where Bouhlel lived, the imam of the local Al Fourkane mosque said radical groups preyed on the weak, and cautioned against focusing on the killer's faith.
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A day earlier, the British currency soared nearly 2 percent and reached nine-month highs after lawmakers voted against a potentially disorderly "no-deal" departure from the EU. Analysts cautioned against putting large positions on sterling due to lingering uncertainty about Brexit.
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What followed over the course of several interviews revealed the crossroads at which women find themselves when they want to "do the right thing" but, for the sake of their families and their own safety, must be cautioned against being too brave.
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Noting reliance on emerging markets was much higher for firms in Europe than in other developed regions, he said he would still recommend clients buying into such firms — though he cautioned against companies with more than 15 percent of sales generated in China.
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In a commentary published with the study, Dr. R. Brian Haynes, professor of clinical epidemiology and biostatistics at McMaster University in Ontario, Canada, cautioned against over-interpretation, due to the short duration of the trials and the self-reporting nature of the statistics.
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Despite chatter that a vote could come as soon as this week, a GOP leadership aide cautioned against talk of setting quick dates to vote on the bill, saying leaders would only bring it up when they know they have the votes.
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Others, like Busby, who had been at LBJ's side since his days as a representative from Dixie and then as a risk-averse leader of the Senate, cautioned against making promises, such as ending poverty, that the administration could not possibly deliver.
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The U.S. officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss intelligence matters, said the conclusion was the result of a preliminary examination of imagery and cautioned against media reports suggesting the United States believed a bomb was responsible for the crash.
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Some critics attacked the Imperial College methodology and advocated for more aggressive containment strategies akin to China's massive Wuhan lockdown or South Korea's comprehensive testing and contact-tracing regimen, but public health experts cautioned against expectations that such models could be duplicated here.
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Mehmet Scholl, the former Bayern player, has cautioned against the rise of the "laptop manager," while Peter Neururer, a veteran coach, has suggested the sample size from Tedesco's career is too small to offer conclusive proof that he is up to the job.
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Jonathan Turley, a law professor at George Washington University and the sole Republican witness at Wednesday's impeachment hearing, cautioned against impeaching President Trump for obstruction and said that Democrats would be abusing their power by not allowing the courts to rule on subpoenas.
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At the fund-raiser, Mr. Biden appeared to take a veiled shot at the views of some of his more liberal opponents as he cautioned against a "socialist" response to President Trump, according to a news media pool report from the event.
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Vela cautioned against reading too much into what a victory among Latinos in Nevada could mean for Sanders's chances in Texas and California, Latino-rich states that together account for more than a quarter of the delegates needed to win the nomination.
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In an interview in his office on Wednesday, Senator Phil Berger, the president pro tempore of the North Carolina Senate and long one of the most influential Republicans in the state, cautioned against drawing immediate conclusions about how the scandals would influence voters.
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Though experts cautioned against calling the administration's policies toward asylum-seekers the biggest factor in the migration surge, violence and corruption in Central America, as well as smugglers capitalizing on fears, have convinced many already in precarious circumstances that now is the time to go.
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The Trump administration has given a green light to Israeli officials to annex territory in the West Bank identified in its January peace proposal for Israelis and Palestinians, but cautioned against implementing unilateral actions until a new government is formed after the March 85033 elections.
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But until definitive studies are completed and substances are shown to be safe as well as effective in prolonging health, Dr. Olshansky cautioned against dosing oneself prematurely with widely touted substances like resveratrol, the antioxidant found in red grapes and wine, or growth hormone.
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But analysts cautioned against reading too much into the moves before next week's European Central Bank meeting, which is expected to conclude with at least a 10 basis point cut in the deposit rate to minus 0.40 percent to boost inflation and economic growth.
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On Sunday, McConnell told CNN he disagreed with Trump's view of Russian President Vladimir Putin, questioned the president's claim of massive voter fraud in the 2016 presidential election and cautioned against the administration going too far with restrictions on travel from predominantly Muslim countries.
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But Saifullah Mahsud of the Islamabad-based think-thank FATA Research Centre cautioned against overplaying the significance of any surrender or any hope that it might weaken the Haqqani Network, which the U.S. government has said has ties to elements in the Pakistani security forces.
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It was not immediately clear whether Wednesday's rebound was due to an injection of hard currencies into the market by the government, despite a speech by Central Bank governor Abdolnaser Hemmati on Saturday in which he cautioned against using foreign exchange reserves for that purpose.
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The Texans have been a different team since handing the keys to the offense to Watson, who accounted for five touchdowns in last week's 57-14 demolition of visiting Tennessee, but star defensive lineman J.J. Watt cautioned against getting carried away by the performance.
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ROME — In a daylong visit to Latvia on Monday, Pope Francis recalled the past suffering of Latvians, who preserved their faith during decades of Nazi and Soviet occupation, even as he cautioned against the return of isolationist sentiments that are re-emerging throughout Europe.
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While the results from countries like Australia, which introduced the vaccine 12 years ago and where it is widely accepted, were very strong, the researchers cautioned against extrapolating the results to poor countries, where there is less data since the vaccines were introduced more recently.
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Fink noted that while there are reports of people purchasing surgical masks and N95 respirators, "experts are not currently recommending their general use in the U.S." McGarry particularly cautioned against "permanent" fabric masks, the kind you'll often see sold in varying patterns available online.
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"He's going to create some kind of star chamber to see who's politically correct and who's not," said Kenneth T. Jackson, a historian who edited The Encyclopedia of New York City, echoing other historians who have cautioned against the rush to remove statues and monuments.
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UBS analysts cautioned against reading too positively into the auto tariff delay in a note, saying the development represents a "continuation of the U.S. carrot-and-stick approach" to ongoing negotiations, while the news on Huawei ban shows the "wider scope of the U.S.-China dispute".
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CDC's expanded warnings on sexual exposure to Zika cautioned against sex without a condom or other barrier method of protection with any person, male or female, who has traveled to or lives in an area with Zika, including female to female transmission with a pregnant partner.
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The Libra project, which was secretly incubated it inside the company for over a year before being unveiled in June, has faced a torrent of criticism from regulators and central bankers, who cautioned against the idea of a new, unregulated method of transferring money across borders.
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McConnell on CNN's "State of the Union" said he disagreed with Trump's view of Russian President Vladimir Putin, questioned the president's claim of massive voter fraud in the 2016 presidential election and cautioned against the administration going too far with restrictions on travel from predominantly Muslim countries.
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The older members of Obama's national security team, such as Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, Vice President Joe Biden and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, had all cautioned against throwing Mubarak overboard on the basis that the devil you know is better than what may come next.
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Analysts cautioned against reading too much into the moves, noting they were also broadly tracking global markets where investors were selling stocks and buying safe-haven assets such as the yen and government bonds as fears grew about the spread of a respiratory virus from China.
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John Kasich of Ohio, a Republican and a frequent critic of Mr. Trump, cautioned against reading too much into the president's initial response but called for the White House to use the episode as an opportunity to convene "a national discussion" on race, prejudice and community policing.
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Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan, speaking in a Houston suburb after that report, cautioned against reading too much into a single data point, but said he too has an "open mind" and is watching "extremely carefully" to see if weakness spreads to the consumer and labor market.
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Steve Tsang, the director of the China Institute at SOAS University of London, acknowledged its use as a political tool but cautioned against considering the early closures a curfew though, as some protesters have started labeling it, since people are still free to move about the city.
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Some experts also cautioned against reading too much into Nissan's problems and losing sight of positive changes that have taken place in broader Japanese corporate governance in recent years, such as greater power for whistle-blowers — a key element of the Nissan case — and a new ombudsman clause.
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WASHINGTON — Amid a series of high-profile pardons and commutations by President Trump in recent months, his personal lawyers cautioned against even considering clemency for former aides under investigation by the special counsel until the inquiry was over, one of the lawyers, Rudolph W. Giuliani, said on Thursday.
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Even Representative Mark Meadows of North Carolina, one of Mr. Trump's staunchest allies, who helped push him to reject the bipartisan agreement in the Senate to avert the shutdown, described the dispute as essentially "a rounding error" in government funding and cautioned against poking too hard into Democrats' eyes.
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He knew it was dangerous to sleep in his church after three fires in the parish -- and fire officials have cautioned against doing so -- "but I could not sleep in my bed knowing the church I was a pastor of for 15 years could be burned down," he said.
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Neiss' project comes right after reports that President Donald Trump would issue an executive order restricting refugee visas from several Middle Eastern countries, but Neiss explains that his primary goal is to raise awareness for International Holocaust Remembrance Day, and he cautioned against drawing parallels between current and historical events.
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A yield curve inversion last week that reversed itself and then returned on Thursday underscores investors' fears that a recession may be around the corner, and while some Fed policymakers have cautioned against taking too much of a signal from falling long-term borrowing rates, others say they can't be ignored.
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Rosa DeLauroRosa Luisa DeLauroLawmakers point to entitlements when asked about deficits House bill would make World Cup funds contingent on equal pay Trump faces new hit on deficit MORE (D-Conn.), a co-chairwoman of the steering committee, cautioned against the notion that Nadler's overwhelming win Tuesday guarantees him the victory.
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That dealer, and a second, cautioned against Greece rushing into it: "While I think a deal (with lenders) is possible, we need to see a lot more in terms of progress on the bailout agreement to be convinced that it is the right time to pull the trigger," the dealer said.
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Rosa DeLauroRosa Luisa DeLauroLawmakers point to entitlements when asked about deficits House bill would make World Cup funds contingent on equal pay Trump faces new hit on deficit MORE (D-Conn.), a co-chairwoman of the steering committee, cautioned against the notion that Nadler's overwhelming win Tuesday guarantees him the victory.
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But in a letter sent to Congress on Friday afternoon, Thomas M. Conway, the international president of the United Steelworkers Union, cautioned against removing tariffs on steel, saying that it would harm an industry that is already struggling as a result of auto plant closures and a general slowdown in manufacturing.
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League owners appeared intent on finding a way to avoid Mr. Trump's continued jabs, which they believed had turned many fans against the N.F.L. The Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie said at the meeting that Mr. Trump's presidency had been "disastrous," but cautioned against players getting drawn into the president's tactics.
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That agreement, which Mr. Navarro cautioned against entering into, includes purchases of up to $50 billion in farm products over the next two years, greater market access for American financial services firms, and an end to China's forced technology transfer requirements as part of mergers and joint ventures involving American businesses.
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Appearing before the Philippine Senate last week, Mr. Locsin cautioned against ending the pact, which has allowed for large-scale joint military exercises between the two allies after the American military was kicked out of the Subic and Clark naval bases north of Manila in the early 1990s over lease disagreements.
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" The Hong Kong Department of Justice cautioned against reading anything into the timing of the charges, saying in a statement that "prosecution matters should not be politicized, including that one should not speculate on the timing of the prosecution of people involved in the 'Occupy Movement' from the political angle.
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Dyson cautioned against trying to time the market but said a rally in value stocks could be triggered in a number of ways: faster economic growth or a recession, an end to the trade war or other major policy questions, or new regulations that make it easier for smaller companies to compete.
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"Some pointed out that the exit came one day after Attorney General William Barr met privately with media mogul and Fox News founder Rupert Murdoch, but Smith insisted in his goodbye that it was his decision to leave and the Associated Press reports that Smith's representatives "cautioned against conflating the two events.
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S&P Global said in a recent report that Dubai – which is not rated – will see its economy rebound to grow 2.4% this year from 1.94% last year, but it cautioned against the high level of debt of state-related entities, estimated at $59 billion, or equivalent to 52% of GDP in 2018.
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The sources cautioned against presuming the President would sit down with Mueller in the next few weeks, saying there is much to be negotiated still, and one source said the form of the interview -- including the extent to which Trump's answers would be written or in person -- is still in preliminary discussion.
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In a briefing with reporters, Alex Joel, the office's chief civil liberties officer, cautioned against reading too much into statistical fluctuations, but said that one factor in the surge of unmaskings was that a handful of reports in 2018 contained numerous identifiers of Americans or American businesses that malicious hackers abroad had targeted.
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"Reuters wrote that one of the calls involved a discussion between Guzmán and an associate where he cautioned against angering the police:... FBI special agent Steven Marston testified the 61-year-old was easily identifiable by his higher-pitched voice, which had "kind of a sing-songy nature to it" and a "nasally undertone.
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Trump has signaled this week that he'd like to begin opening up areas of the country with the hope of having life return to normal by Easter as he seeks to revive the U.S. economy, prompting criticism from health experts who have cautioned against opening things up too quickly or setting an arbitrary deadline.
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For example Energy in Depth, which was launched in 2009 by the Independent Petroleum Association of America and regularly rebuts studies on fracking, in a post in April pointed to a statement from Colorado's chief medical officer and director of the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment who cautioned against misinterpreting correlation as causation.
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And while he cautioned against putting too much "faith or fear in elected officials" — pointing out that Obama, far from ripping up mass surveillance, had embraced and deepened it — he did express concern about what he called "a dark moment in our nation's history", urging his audience to work together to build pro-privacy tech alternatives.
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Adam SmithDavid (Adam) Adam SmithWarren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Landmark US-Russia arms control treaty poised for final blow Young Democrats look to replicate Ocasio-Cortez's primary path MORE (D-Wash.), ranking member of the Armed Services Committee who has cautioned against rushing the waiver process, said he was satisfied with the compromise.
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CNN reported earlier this month that the White House was pushing for a deal with Saudi Arabia and members of the Gulf Cooperation Council that would allow Trump to reduce the number of US troops in Syria but also address the laundry list of concerns expressed by top military officials who cautioned against a hasty withdrawal.
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Conservative South Koreans have cautioned against a hasty move toward this peace apparatus, warning that a peace treaty between Seoul and Pyongyang — while a desired goal ultimately for the two Koreas — if premature could precipitate the removal of U.S. troops stationed in the South and expose Seoul to the North's military and nuclear aggressions without adequate security backing.
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Mr. Felsher later produced documentaries, unsuccessfully sought the Republican nomination for Congress as a moderate in 1982 in a Southern California district that included much of the San Fernando Valley, and wrote a book in 1966 with Michael Rosen titled "The Press in the Jury Box" (retitled "Justice, U.S.A." in 1967), which cautioned against pretrial publicity.
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I'm even skimming over the pivotal moment when he came up with his software-as-service idea and his father cautioned against leaving a stable job, but he did it anyway, and the company that started in a rented apartment on card tables and folding chairs now has a market cap dwarfing the GDP of many countries.
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Senators have introduced myriad bills in the wake of Turkey's military incursion into northern Syria, but Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump's legal team huddles with Senate Republicans Schumer briefs Democrats on impeachment trial 'mechanics' Trump legal team gears up for Senate impeachment trial in meeting with GOP senators MORE (R-Ky.) has cautioned against imposing sanctions.
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