Iran responded by cautioning the U.S. against any hostile actions.
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Still, some are cautioning against jumping quickly into the action.
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Republicans in Congress are cautioning Trump against a repeat performance.
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"We are cautioning the people to remain cautious," Sutopo said.
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But they are still cautioning that his words can have consequences.
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That said, it's worth cautioning that recreational legalization is fairly young.
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And some Republicans are cautioning against a repeal without a replacement. Sen.
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But they were not really what my friends were cautioning me about.
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"You need to distinguish," he said, cautioning against across-the-board measures.
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Senior researchers are cautioning emerging scientists to avoid this type of research.
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So, you know, we're cautioning clients to be extremely cautious on Boeing.
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Guillermo Diaz is cautioning folks to remember "Scandal" is often full of surprises.
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That is the fundamental tension with cautioning people against sharing their weed consumption.
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Now, some liberals are cautioning fellow progressives not to follow the same route.
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Officials later issued a statement cautioning against using chloroquine for Covid-19 treatment.
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Strategists are also urging patience during this heightened volatility, cautioning against panic selling.
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"We are cautioning everyone not to be overconfident," City Administrator Adam Emrick said.
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But top Carter aides are cautioning the secretary could decide not to take action.
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It was his way of both encouraging hard work but cautioning against self-satisfaction.
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In the meantime, there are growing voices in different capitals cautioning against further integration.
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But they have been cautioning over high debt levels that get out of hand.
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Thomas McKay, the government's lead lawyer, gave that estimate, cautioning it was very broad.
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A tweet cautioning users about the ad had over 100,000 retweets as of Tuesday morning.
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The authorities have warned the public to stay alert for the virus, cautioning against panic.
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It follows that by cautioning girls away from these experiences, we are not protecting them.
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Some rights groups applaud the deal, but cautioning that it&aposs only a first step.
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Health officials are cautioning that 2017 could bring the worst tick season in recent memory.
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The record also shows Trump cautioning that the United Nations needs to be on board.
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Even so, inside Macron's camp, some ministers are cautioning against underestimating the threat of Wauquiez.
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Finally, Cramer addressed the backlash he received after cautioning investors about the stock of Micron.
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But Schwarzman isn't the only successful entrepreneur cautioning being a founder is not for everyone.
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Police are cautioning Austin residents about opening suspicious packages, which explode when opened or even moved.
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And GOP sources are already cautioning that there may never be one, comprehensive "replace Obamacare" bill.
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They joined British Prime Minister Theresa May in cautioning Trump against premature moves on the issue.
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Officials from the United States warned El Salvador against the move, cautioning against a "predatory" China.
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Mattis was fiercely critical of Iran, cautioning that Tehran's "malign influence" in the region was growing.
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He is now cautioning that it is once again "a very dangerous time" in global markets.
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Authorities have been cautioning as early as November against an "excessive exuberance" in the property market.
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Global health experts are already cautioning other countries to prepare for China's containment efforts to fail.
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The U.S. Embassy in South Africa is cautioning Americans there about the potential for imminent terrorism.
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Clayton in December issued guidance cautioning investors on digital currencies, in particular initial coin offerings (ICOs).
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She's still cautioning against impeachment, even though the majority of the caucus now supports an inquiry.
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A deal could be finalized by late January, they said, cautioning that negotiations could still end unsuccessfully.
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I&aposve been cautioning and many others have that there really isn&apost a crime to collude.
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That's why some are cautioning against reading too much into the surprise index over the short term.
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"Not in a Trumpian manner," she said slyly -- cautioning Cuomo that she wasn't finished with her answer.
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Senior Republican strategists have been cautioning party stalwarts not to feel too good about the four holds.
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While apparently impressed with the research, some paleontologists are cautioning against overstating the certainty of paper's conclusions.
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She tells a story of Cuellar cautioning her against beginning her political career by running for congress.
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Earlier Tuesday, President Donald Trump posted his latest Twitter message, cautioning countries against doing business with Iran.
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When the deadline passed, Mr. Khosrowshahi wrote a public blog post cautioning that Uber would not rush.
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He offered perfunctory praise while cautioning that the test would be when Trump faces his first crisis.
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Epic Games added a warning to the game's loading screen cautioning students to set the screens aside.
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That's the number Trump's top evangelical supporters are closely monitoring and cautioning the president not to ignore.
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Even some Republicans are cautioning the administration to move slowly and to think through the potential repercussions.
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Beijing has stepped up its warnings against the U.S. by cautioning about working, studying and traveling in America.
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Brainard did not break with her dovish view, however, cautioning against a rush to raise rates too soon.
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In April, the US State Department issued a travel warning cautioning Americans in Baja California to be careful.
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One concrete step was the lifting of a travel advisory cautioning Chinese citizens on visits to the Philippines.
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While it was not Bennett's first time seeking plastic surgery, she is cautioning against choosing the cheapest option.
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You know, so we don't create AI that'll manipulate and destroy mankind, like some tech innovators are cautioning.
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And the Los Angeles Times reported that the city's police department was cautioning people about using the programs.
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Ixifi comes with the same boxed warning as Remicade, cautioning against the risk of serious infections and malignancy.
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Dresden city officials passed a resolution this week cautioning that the far-right was growing in the city.
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Advent, CVC , PAI, Carlyle and Canada's Onex are all interested, one added, cautioning that no deal was certain.
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In his debate preparations, Mr. Booker's advisers have been cautioning him from indulging his flair for dramatic oratory.
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Morgan Stanley is cautioning that public truckers will report weak earnings for at least the next six months.
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A former Justice Department spokesman, Mr. Corallo was one of several people cautioning against publicly criticizing Mr. Mueller.
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Despite the broadly supportive environment for gold, however, strategists are also cautioning investors to avoid jumping the gun.
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She's also still cautioning against impeachment, despite the majority of the caucus saying they support an impeachment inquiry.
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But it is early days yet, with several potential buyers cautioning that their plans are in the preliminary stage.
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The company is cautioning that these images aren't the final product and that changes might occur before it ships.
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Many saw a contradiction in Gutierrez, who was born in Mexico, cautioning us about this supposed Mexican-food takeover.
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I'm just cautioning that there is nothing particularly unique about a hurricane in October that takes this particular track.
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One advised against pairing wine and Thai food at all, cautioning that it was a blatant dismissal of tradition.
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Instead, with Sugatarium and other bodies of work, Anton is cautioning that things might be getting out of control.
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"I would say yes," she said, cautioning that an "awful lot more steps" are needed before we get there.
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But Mr. Trump's aides are cautioning him to ignore the book, because it will only give it more oxygen.
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The outgoing head of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is cautioning against going back on President Obama's climate agenda.
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Schneck's new colleagues asked her to review Einstein, cautioning her that some of the technology was 10 years old.
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Health authorities are cautioning about the dangers of once mundane activities, like gathering in large groups or shaking hands.
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More updates: • Local officials blamed the storm for 26 deaths in Texas, cautioning that the number could go higher.
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Four years and four kids after their wedding day, Kafa, now 213, has many cautioning tales for her sister.
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I had already grown tired of family members cautioning that I'd never find a romantic partner without losing weight.
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"They both survived," one person familiar with the matter said, cautioning that their jobs still remain far from safe.
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Economists, though, are cautioning that greater government involvement in the economy is a rake Russia has stepped on before.
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The resemblance to the cryptid has resulted in experts cautioning that the whole thing could have been a hoax.
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The president is cautioning against a radical call from some who want ICE, the Immigration Enforcement Agency, to be abolished.
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Analysts have been cautioning that there was a possibility of gun sales slowing after the election of President Donald Trump.
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If negotiations conclude successfully, a deal could be announced later this month, the sources said, cautioning no agreement is certain.
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Democrats have said Trump has declared victory prematurely, cautioning that the full scope of Mueller's findings are not yet known.
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Russia is cautioning the United States after the House voted to approve new sanctions against Moscow, according to multiple reports.
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Goldman Sachs is cautioning its clients that computerized trading may exacerbate the volatility of the next big market sell-off.
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Jones previously received a warning from Facebook, cautioning that upon his next violation he would receive a 30-day ban.
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The NYT Dealbook details the sobering letter Seth Klarman recently wrote to investors cautioning against overconfidence in the stock market.
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But a cute boy, Moises, shows up outside the supermarket handing out pamphlets cautioning residents about some encroaching condo buildings.
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The tweet from the president follows Iranian President Hassan Rouhani cautioning the American leader about pursuing hostile policies against Tehran.
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REFORM-MINDED Yi has advocated for interest rate and currency liberalization, cautioning against risks from excessive credit and money growth.
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Turley, the GOP witness, countered by cautioning the majority to use restraint in seeking to remove a sitting U.S. president.
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"It fed into that rhetoric — the criminalization of poverty," Nanda argued, cautioning that she didn't believe this was Harris's intent.
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McConnell has been reluctant to do so, citing other pressing legislative matters and cautioning that there may not be enough votes.
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The IMF reduced its estimate for global growth on Monday, cautioning that the economic momentum seen in recent years is slowing.
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"The problem is in terms of capital outflows," he said, cautioning that divestment in Europe could raise risk in overseas markets.
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Combine this with slightly cumbersome horse controls, and players are now officially cautioning each other about the dangers of cinematic mode.
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Aubry Mintz, Director of the School of Art, addressed the lack of information, cautioning the community not to jump to conclusions.
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Police are asking anyone with information on Lynch's whereabouts to contact detectives, cautioning that he could be considered armed and dangerous.
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Poland's biggest wholesale chain Eurocash is reviewing a possible offer, one of the sources said, cautioning that no deal was certain.
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"I am all for natural and more alternative methods for women to feel better postpartum," Swift says, again cautioning against placentophagy.
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At first she was a bit reluctant to come onboard, cautioning the men about how many dogs she had with her.
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Mr. Sayer's was not the only voice cautioning passengers to "mind the gap," but it is arguably the most familiar one.
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"We think he's going to be back," Reich said, cautioning that both player and coach expected Castonzo to start at Washington.
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London Mayor Sadiq Kahn issued a statement condemning the act of terror and cautioning residents of the city to remain vigilant.
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One internet security expert is cautioning that hackers are threatening U.S. Democracy — and it's not just happening at the voting booths.
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Choosing her words carefully, she chronicled my sister's death, cautioning that real life is far more ghastly than in the movies.
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Apple concedes this and provides plenty of labeling on the app and in the accompanying literature cautioning against overinterpreting the results.
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Responses ranged from reminding parents that their children will often lie to cautioning them not to be over-involved "helicopter" parents.
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That's why Murphy is also cautioning his former House colleagues to take their time in laying out their case against Trump.
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Others are cautioning against taking precipitous action that could undercut relations with Saudi Arabia, a pillar of Trump's Middle East policy.
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Johann Wildner, who conducted the performance, praised her creativity and harmonic imagination, cautioning against celebrating her simply because of her age.
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Birth control pills with estrogen carry a federally mandated warning cautioning against their use in women 35 and older who smoke.
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He, his parents and I discussed the matter repeatedly, with me cautioning about the level of exposure the revelation could bring.
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E-scooter company Lime is cautioning riders and contract workers about malfunctioning batteries and other issues with some of its scooters.
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"We're on a path to yes," Pelosi told reporters, while cautioning that "we can't be there yet" on questions of enforceability.
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No one is completely sure when Libor will go away, although regulators are cautioning banks not to wait and find out.
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An announcement could come as soon as next week, some of these people said, cautioning that talks could still fall apart.
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It is also expected to retain its "neutral" stance, while cautioning about inflation, which accelerated to a seven-month high in October.
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Some Republicans are cautioning against repealing the Affordable Care Act too quickly and urging the party take the foot off the accelerator.
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Cautioning against the earlier gains, McCarthy said that the balance of results were actually negative and that a market reversal wasn't surprising.
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BOSTON – A new report is cautioning Boston against pursuing a costly harbor barrier to protect the city from flooding and rising seas.
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They said the U.S. government is now cautioning American universities against moving too fast and that the schools themselves are treading warily.
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Some are cautioning others that pushing for an end to separating children from their parents may see a return of family detention.
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Stamos's tweets have attracted the most attention — particularly his 18-part tweetstorm cautioning Facebook's critics to be careful what they wish for.
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The State Department has issued numerous travel warnings cautioning private US citizens against visiting Iraq or Syria to engage in armed conflict.
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Police are presumably cautioning against that conclusion for a reason, and it may well turn out that their deaths are entirely unrelated.
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But a day later, the agency sent out a tweet cautioning the general public about the importance of keeping Aadhaar numbers confidential.
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The early screening has also created a lot of buzz on Chinese social media, which some fans cautioning others against posting spoilers.
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Cautioning that end-of-year cut off dates can make annual reports misleading, Dingledine said the organization is "doing ok" on funding.
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Reports indicate that neighborhood residents received phone calls from Israeli forces before the attack, cautioning them to evacuate prior to the destruction.
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The weakening came despite a South Korean official in charge of foreign exchange markets cautioning traders about pushing the currency too low.
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The retailer may also consider filing for bankruptcy, the sources said, cautioning that no decisions on the company's future have been made.
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"Opel will go global, finally," Lohscheller said, while cautioning the plan will nonetheless require "reduction of cost in all areas including labour".
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A spin-off of the business is also a possibility, the sources said, cautioning that GE may decide to keep the business.
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"What exactly net neutrality will be is overall is up in the air," he said, cautioning against further changes to the rule.
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Goldman feels Street expectations for the semiconductor universe are overly optimistic and cautioning that Jabil's earnings have been among the most volatile.
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It's interesting ... after Lane Graves was killed by a gator, the Disney Resort posted warning signs, cautioning guests of alligators ... and snakes.
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And though you hear all about the research cautioning that your thinking skills might be hampered, study results are far more mixed.
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A string of US companies has been cautioning investors that first quarter sales could take a hit from the spread of coronavirus.
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Now, he was cautioning that the U.S. position on Hong Kong should not be allowed to interfere with a good trade outcome.
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There are "some indicators in intelligence channels that he's alive," Townsend added, before cautioning that he "hasn't a clue" on Baghdadi's location.
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A severe weather warning remained in Britain, cautioning wind, snow, and the potential for ice, for its Tuesday and Wednesday weather forecasts.
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"If we publish targets we must meet them," he said, cautioning that the cuts this year will hit trading in the CIB.
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I wrote an op-ed citing these possible economic benefits of a Trump administration, and cautioning progressives against getting hysterical too soon.
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But tech companies also face a difficult balancing act, with critics cautioning them against going too far and infringing on free speech.
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"They will settle here and become nationalized," he said, cautioning that such a move would further dilute the privileges of East Bank Jordanians.
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National elections can often dampen demand as buyers put off major purchases, with housebuilder Crest Nicholson cautioning about the impact of election uncertainty.
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The Guardian added that Basu warned against panic, cautioning that authorities had no evidence the two visited any of the previously decontaminated sites.
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The "growth mindset messages" emphasized that learning a skill is a lengthy process, cautioning students offering wrong answers not to expect immediate success.
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Amazon and Apple also could figure into the committee's early plans, he said, cautioning the goal is a broader look at the industry.
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The initial sign of trouble came during the company's first-quarter earnings call when management issued weak guidance, cautioning investors of difficulties ahead.
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The ECB news came a day after Federal Reserve meeting minutes showed some policymakers cautioning against rate increases while U.S. inflation remained weak.
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Local news outlet Fox 29 in New Jersey, was one of the sources cautioning parents to watch out for the weed-infused candy.
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Tarlton's office issued a brief statement saying it was in the preliminary stages of its investigation and cautioning against a rush to judgment.
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Parrilla draws a parallel between OPEC and central banks,cautioning on the moment when real control dissolves into only an appearance of control.
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Advocates understand this, praising the Supreme Court decision Thursday while cautioning the fight over abortion rights in the U.S. is long from over.
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Zeybekci said Germany's behavior in cautioning its citizens over travel to Turkey was "unfortunate", but he did not see harm accruing to tourism.
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It is looking to raise at least $21.2 billion, the people said, cautioning that the final figure could change depending on the valuation.
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The previous version of the guidelines, released five years ago, included a line cautioning us to limit the amount of cholesterol we ate.
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Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is cautioning that populist candidates have an effect on politics — even when they do not win elections.
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But it appears to be a false flag operation, with Heidi cautioning that neither she nor Cry had been contacted about it yet.
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"The uncertainty of the administration makes things very difficult," McGillian said, cautioning that sanctions against Iran or Venezuela could also cause market swings.
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This was a day after minutes released from the Federal Reserve showed some policymakers cautioning against rate increases while U.S. inflation remained weak.
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Sending missile defense systems to the theater, such as THAAD to South Korea, is useful, he said, while also cautioning of the limitations.
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"We got word back that they were cautioning the other dealers who sold, 'Be careful what you sell on Staten Island,'" he said.
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Republicans on Capitol Hill stood firm behind Mr. Sessions, who spent two decades as a senator, publicly cautioning Mr. Trump against firing him.
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The pilot was not qualified to fly using only instruments, the official said, cautioning that the investigation was still at an early stage.
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"We're watching the data very carefully," added Dr. Grant Colfax, the city's public health director, cautioning that the numbers could still explode rapidly.
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But, for now, the Fed chairman has tried to thread the needle by cautioning a wait-and-see approach as the situation evolves.
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Morgan Stanley US stock chief Mike Wilson is cautioning investors that the sell-off sparked by fears about the Wuhan coronavirus isn't over.
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Read more: The US government is cautioning Americans that if they visit Jamaica they could be at risk of sexual assault and homicide
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"That's the plan," Burgess (R-Texas) said at the time, before cautioning that "a lot" could happen in the week before the hearing.
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I'd love to do it," he continued, cautioning a reporter: "Don't keep talking because I may — you may convince me to do it.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention expanded its China travel warning Tuesday, now cautioning all U.S. travelers to avoid the entire country.
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Dobbins told Lee-Wood he had "nothing to do with" Jared's death, cautioning the detective that he was messing with the wrong people.
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"This will be a consequence of our (expanding) product portfolio," he said, cautioning, however, that excessive growth could undermine the Porsche brand's value.
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The losses came after Caterpillar and Nvidia Corp joined a growing list of companies cautioning about the crippling effects of softening Chinese demand.
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Netanyahu has been cautioning against any attempt by Iran to deepen its military foothold in Syria or construct missile factories in neighbouring Lebanon.
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It begins with a stern warning to "calorie counters," cautioning that the recipes that follow are "far too impertinent" for their ascetic palates.
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Serving as vice president, Biden ended up cautioning President Barack Obama against trying to tackle health care at the start of his presidency.
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But, again, U.S. officials are cautioning us, that could change based on what&aposs happening right now, happening before our eyes behind closed doors.
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"Preliminary investigation looks like it's self-defense," said Wagoner County Sheriff's Deputy Nick Mahoney, cautioning the investigation was continuing into the midday home invasion.
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But Merkel and anti-Semitism researchers have pushed back against this argument, with the German leader cautioning that anti-Semitism was found throughout society.
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A deal could be announced as soon as this week, the sources said, cautioning it was still possible that negotiations end without a deal.
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"Here is my message to the cynics and those who keep cautioning us: 'Deal with it, big data analytics is here to stay forever'."
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Several countries, including the U.S., U.K. and Australia, have also issued travel advisories this week cautioning pregnant women against non-essential travel to Singapore.
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Earlier this year the energy minister was moved to another job after cautioning against building too many power plants that rely on imported fuel.
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Last month, photos of Marauder's Map tattoos featuring UV ink had experts cautioning would-be copy cats — the ink could contain possibly toxic phosphorus.
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Americans should "expect Zika to come to the United States," Fauci said, while cautioning journalists not to make spurious assumptions about its potential spread.
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A top European official is cautioning against the United States imposing sanctions on a natural-gas pipeline being built now between Russia and Germany.
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During his tenure, he led efforts to stymy the growing opioid epidemic, cautioning US doctors in a public letter about their prescription of painkillers.
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AT&T has hired a financial adviser to manage the sale process, the sources said, cautioning that it is possible no deal will materialize.
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There is also speculation that Trump could replace Rosenstein with someone willing to fire Mueller, although the president's allies are cautioning against this action.
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"The leagues should get a piece," Mintas said, while cautioning that the amount they receive shouldn't be so much that it overburdens the bookmakers.
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Police asked that residents refrain from sharing unconfirmed news, or images of the ongoing security operation on social media, cautioning about misinformation circulating online.
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Across three decades, political advisers have whispered in the ears of presidents, cautioning against taking on the combined might of the fossil fuel lobby.
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In other comments, Rivlin seemed to target Prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuBenjamin (Bibi) NetanyahuMORE, cautioning government leaders against developing alliances with European far-right politicians.
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Perhaps that's why numerous Western governors, including Wyoming's Matt Mead (R) and Colorado's John Hickenlooper (D), are cautioning against unraveling the existing management plans.
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Scholars at the Federal Trade Commission put out a paper in 2015 cautioning against the kind of price transparency that the president is embracing.
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With the I.P.O. stampede now on, he said, he is cautioning companies not to rush to go public because their peers are doing so.
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The IPO could raise between $500 million and $750 million, one of the sources said, cautioning that its exact timing depended on market conditions.
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There was a potpourri of progressive rates, wage credits and tax-withholding schemes, with officials cautioning that all the options would require further study.
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The court declined to go that far, cautioning that it could lead to a free-for-all of media buying to consolidate local markets.
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The Defense Department (DOD) is cautioning its employees about streaming March Madness games on Pentagon computers as the annual NCAA basketball tournament gets underway.
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The drug's expanded label comes with the same boxed warning, cautioning against the risk of serious infections and malignancy, that accompanied its first approval.
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Housing advocates have pointed to firms like Vision in cautioning home buyers to be wary of rent-to-own deals involving fixer-upper homes.
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Its push into Asia comes even as analysts are cautioning about engineering exposure to weak emerging markets, especially due to lower demand from China.
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Arconic will decide whether to agree to a sale later this month, the sources said, cautioning that there is no certainty of a deal.
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Deutsche Bank noted the plunge in Netflix shares on Monday evening but stopped short of joining those cautioning against the future of the stock.
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Carey Hart, the former pro motorcycle racer, issued the ominous warning Tuesday on IG, cautioning looters to think twice if they're coming into Malibu.
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"Amadeus could be keen to study an offer because they initially expressed interest in Mercator," the source said, cautioning that negotiations had yet to start.
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In a January interview with CNBC, Lee came out slightly bearish on financial stocks, cautioning that they may be overextended on hopes of loosened regulations.
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"I mean, it makes perfect sense," she added, cautioning that supporting dilution as harm reduction would probably require supplies not currently stocked by needle exchanges.
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Although the market has potential, many are cautioning that it will take time before Chinese investors become a meaningful part of the US CLO market.
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PDL could clinch a deal if it were to offer a higher price, the sources added, cautioning that there was no certainty of any transaction.
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One thing Pichai didn't mention: Alphabet is now cautioning investors that the same AI technology could create ethical and legal troubles for the company's business.
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The auction is already underway and a deal could be announced in the coming weeks, one of them said, cautioning that no sale was certain.
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The unit, which employs 12,600 people in 17 countries, has also drawn interest from private equity funds, the sources said, cautioning no deal was certain.
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Tensions between Pakistan and India soared following the attack, which Islamabad condemned while also cautioning India against linking it to the bombing without an investigation.
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But he added that he would raise the issue of three Americans detained in North Korea, cautioning that he had no commitment for their release.
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FCB is working with investment bank Sandler O'Neill & Partners LP on a sale process, two of the sources said, cautioning that no deal is certain.
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"A number of … our Democratic members of the Judiciary Committee have come out cautioning against any back-door or opening up of encryption," she added.
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It has also been updated to correctly quote Mayor Bill de Blasio on comments he made cautioning against casting blame on different groups of people.
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I think a lot of people are interpreting this as pointing toward Cosby's likely guilt, but you seem to be cautioning against that interpretation. Yes.
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My editor Gregg Birnbaum at The New York Post was once cautioning me that I was overthinking a complaint from a subject on a story.
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One of his most loyal supporters, Anthony Scaramucci, just got kicked to the curb for cautioning the President on dividing the country along racial lines.
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"We talked to his doctors, and they are happy so far," the person said, cautioning that with any such procedure, there could be unforeseen complications.
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Experts are cautioning companies to shore up their security practices and for consumers to be mindful of opportunities that seem too good to be true.
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Exxon Mobil Corp and Diamondback Energy are among the companies studying a possible acquisition of Guidon, three sources said, cautioning that no deal is certain.
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Key officials are now briefing Congress, the press and foreign governments about the speech, cautioning that the final product is, in fact, not yet final.
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I think we can get there this week, I really do," she said, before cautioning that this week's trilateral talks would be "harsh" and "intensive.
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Researchers now are cautioning that patients interested in cosmetic procedures should not turn to self-photographs as guidance when considering making changes to their faces.
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They encourage private sector innovation while cautioning against a head-in-the-sand approach to technological development that could make dystopian fiction come to life.
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The deal could be announced as early as Wednesday, the sources said, cautioning there was always a chance for the negotiations to end without a deal.
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Timeline:September 212019 - The FBI contacts the Democratic National Committee's help desk, cautioning the IT department that at least one computer has been compromised by Russian hackers.
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"I myself, who ordered the campaign against drugs, take full and sole responsibility for it," Duterte said, cautioning police against using excessive force in making arrests.
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They're going to be so happy, and I'm going to be their best friend," Trump said, cautioning that while he hopes that happens, "it may not.
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Barrick Gold, Alamos Gold and Agnico Eagle Mines are among those who could be interested, one of the people said, cautioning that no deal was certain.
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The family released a statement cautioning that the agreement, which totaled $270 million with contributions from Purdue, was not a financial model for future settlement discussions.
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The brand could fetch roughly $1.5 billion to $2 billion, the people said, cautioning the process is still early and valuation is subject to buyer enthusiasm.
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Yet some analysts are cautioning against too much optimism on summer results and point out there's still weakness seen in Macau's high-end VIP customer sector.
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But whereas many judges rubber-stamp such deals, he vowed to monitor it regularly, cautioning prosecutors that deferred-prosecution agreements were still subject to judicial oversight.
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"This is the emergence of a trend," she told Gizmodo, while cautioning that it's a bit early to say exactly how the recovery will play out.
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Polynt aims to finalise the sale by the end of March, the sources said, cautioning a deal was not certain and discussions over price were ongoing.
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What we see instead is mutual, protective respect and love, even if it's just Reynolds cautioning Fisher not to turn her rear end toward the camera.
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The backdrop: This follows a tweet President Trump posted on Sunday, cautioning that Iran would face its "official end," should the nation threaten the U.S. again.
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While cautioning the public against keeping alligators as pets, the department tweeted that animal control was trying to find the gator a safe place to live.
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The head of Germany's largest commercial bank warned of the fallout from cheap money, cautioning against using the strong euro as a justification for printing more.
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The Swiss insurer has discussed the plan with several investment banks but has yet to hire advisers, the sources said, cautioning that no deal was certain.
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Some Senate Republicans are cautioning that the President may not even back up senators if public opinion on their health care bill flops in upcoming months.
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A pact on the deal could be signed by early next month, two of the sources said, cautioning the acquisition terms had not yet been finalised.
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Experts at the NewCo Shift Forum in San Francisco are cautioning against over-regulation of social media platforms, arguing that social pressure can be more effective.
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Administrations of both parties have struggled to uphold the peaceful purposes of the TRA while maintaining a balance between reassuring/cautioning Taiwan and mollifying/warning China.
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Members of the Blue Dog Coalition, a group of moderate House Democrats, are cautioning the party's leadership against disregarding the caucus' pay-as-you-go rule.
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A deal could be announced as early as this month, the sources added, cautioning that it was still possible that negotiations would end without a deal.
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The listing could take place in the first half of 2018, one of the sources said, cautioning that the IPO window will depend on market conditions.
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But right now, with the way the laws are set up, you can't overreact to cautioning your child about this, because the consequences could be awful.
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Some memorable examples have included a well-intentioned sign along a major Beijing thoroughfare cautioning people "To Take Notice of Safe; The Slippery are Very Crafty".
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Monthly U.S. nonfarm payrolls data are due at 1230 GMT, with analysts cautioning that any weakness could suggest a slowing U.S. economy and knock stock markets.
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Chris Murphy (D-CT) and Bernie Sanders (I-VT) put out statements cautioning against further escalation and criticizing Trump for not seeking prior congressional authorization. Sen.
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Although no human or animal cases of EEE have been detected in the state this year, officials are cautioning people to avoid getting bitten by mosquitoes.
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The president has been cautioning about the prospect of a war at sea and warning nationalist groups not to provoke tensions that could lead to conflict.
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And indirectness is a key example I use in cautioning that what is sometimes attributed to psychological, even pathological, motives may simply be differing linguistic styles.
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Members of the commission were already cautioning on Thursday that it could take years to adopt the changes, and that they would be phased in slowly.
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Jim Messina, who managed Mr. Obama's re-election campaign, offered brief remarks at the meeting, cautioning against any attempts to compromise and work with Mr. Trump.
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JPMorgan is bookrunner on the deal which could come as soon as the beginning of the second quarter, the sources said, cautioning that no deal was certain.
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He called it a "troubling" and "very serious" security lapse, cautioning that "when one Secret Service agent shows a lapse like this, it affects the entire organization."
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A few weeks ago, the newly independent IO Interactive began teasing a Hitman announcement, cautioning fans that it would not be the second season of the game.
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"I guess the thing we're cautioning against is just purchasing based on some sort of buzz as opposed to making an informed purchase decision," Moore-Crispin said.
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National NAACP delegates said in late July they support the travel advisory, cautioning individuals that they could face discrimination or racism if they travel to the state.
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The infected resident of the county also visited a Starbucks in west Los Angeles, and county officials are cautioning people who were there between 220006:2202 a.m.
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Should Juul go through with the plans, it will first open store doors in Texas, the person said, cautioning that no formal decision has yet been made.
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Meanwhile, oil markets were also supported by simmering tensions between the United States and Iran, with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani cautioning Washington against tightening pressure on Tehran.
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In March, the CDC for the first time released guidelines for painkiller prescription, cautioning doctors that, for many patients, the risks of painkillers outweigh any possible benefits.
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If you read this site regularly, you know that there is no shortage of scientific data cautioning us against the dangers of some of our favorite foods.
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Not all teams were enthusiastic, with one group from the Outer Solar System Origins Survey (OSSOS) cautioning that many of these surveys could be just observational bias .
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In January, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) released a warning to hedgehog owners across the country, cautioning them not to get too cozy with their pets.
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HSBC on Friday said recent gains in Brent and WTI should be kept in perspective, cautioning that seasonal aspects of the price rally would fade again soon.
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The comments quoted Sheikh Tamim as cautioning against confrontation with Iran and defending the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas and Hezbollah, a Lebanese Shi'ite movement allied with Tehran.
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Before the nuclear agreement, Netanyahu, a conservative, strained relations with the White House by addressing the U.S. Congress in 2015 and cautioning against agreeing to the pact.
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Grande is a pop princess whose fans have been sweetly cautioning Davidson to "take care of our girl" (her message to LGBTQ+ fans for Pride is lovely).
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Older adults shouldn't buy a new pet to solve their chronic pain problems if they don't already have one, Janevic said, cautioning that pets aren't for everyone.
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A deal could be announced as early as this week, the people said, cautioning that an agreement has not been finalized and the outcome could still change.
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"We're hoping [the $500K goal] can get us by until the end of the year," he said, cautioning that specific dates or numbers hadn't been thought out.
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"Sir, I don't have a date for you," Rogers replied, cautioning that he, as head of NSA and U.S. Cyber Command, is just one of many voices.
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For years Asness, whose quant fund takes a factor-based approach to investing, has maintained some exposure to value stocks while cautioning against having an overweight position.
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"That is the core finding at least in what we're seeing so far," he added, cautioning that lawmakers have not yet seen the special counsel's findings. Sens.
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He was selected at the personal urging of then-Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly, despite others cautioning Trump against it, a senior administration official told Axios.
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Trump, he continued, thinks "that a war with Iran is something that might be good for this country" despite Trump's public rhetoric cautioning against such a conflict.
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That is why four former commissioners of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) sent a letter to Congress on March 16 cautioning against such an approach.
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Airbus on Wednesday issued an unusual public statement cautioning United Technologies that it shouldn't let M&A distract it from delivering engines that are already behind schedule.
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"These are early stage discussions but the idea is on the table," said one source, cautioning that no deal was certain and talks could still fall apart.
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Senior Trump administration officials have urged patience, cautioning that the process of denuclearizing North Korea and removing the threat of its long-range missiles will take time.
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Insight's agreement to acquire Diligent could be announced as soon as Monday in New Zealand, the people said, cautioning that the deal had not yet been finalized.
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The latter faced scrutiny in the U.S. with intelligence officials cautioning U.S. consumers not to buy Huawei phones for fear of being spied on by the Chinese.
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Peter Parker enters into a quasi apprenticeship with Iron Man, who makes him a fancy costume that augments his powers while cautioning him to take it slow.
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An agreement could be struck by the end of the year, one of the people briefed on the matter said, cautioning that talks could still fall apart.
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El-Erian has for weeks been cautioning investors against buying market dips as they've been conditioned to do in recent years because it's a strategy that's worked.
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Walsh urged that Republicans must not "dismiss" a blue wave that's forming ahead of the November midterm elections, cautioning that the party will lose if they do.
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But experts are cautioning the growing number of people eager to use it that it's not a panacea for all of your ailments, and this includes SAD.
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A deal could be announced as soon as this week, the sources said, cautioning that negotiations had not been finalized and that an agreement was not certain.
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Doug Ducey (R) reacted to the news in two tweets, cautioning teachers not to disrupt students' learning over raises that he says he is fighting to pass.
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Several Wall Street firms are cautioning their clients about the prospects for Twitter shares, saying the social media company's stock will not outperform until user growth returns.
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They can provide advice on which courses to take and when to take them, cautioning that a tough chemistry course should be balanced with a less-demanding class.
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" Still, the creatine products on his shelves are sourced from "reputable companies," he said, with labels cautioning "for adults only," or "consult your health care professional before using.
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"It's certainly plausible" that a different attorney general could have reached a different decision, McCord said, although cautioning such a judgment would depend on what's in the report.
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Turkey's Economy Minister Nihat Zeybekci told Reuters Germany's behavior in cautioning its citizens over travel to Turkey was "unfortunate", but he did not see harm accruing to tourism.
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On Wednesday, NATO leaders formally invited Macedonia to start membership talks, with the alliance, while cautioning that it can&apost be completed until the "name issue" is resolved.
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Cashin said his hat, with "S&P 3000" emblazoned on the front, was tongue-in-cheek, cautioning that investors should not get overly excited by the day's milestone.
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On March 27th Moody's, a credit-rating agency, downgraded Tesla's debt, cautioning that the firm "will likely need to raise additional capital during the second half of 2019".
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Former teammates paid tribute to Petrus on social media, with many remembering his athletic talents and others cautioning those working outdoors to be aware of the sweltering heatwave.
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Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn.) says Republicans began the ObamaCare repeal-and-replace effort in the "wrong way," cautioning against "artificial" timelines for passing legislation in the Senate.
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"The key is the sense of injustice," said Grosset, a former union leader, cautioning that if the government failed to tackle this sentiment, bigger protests could be triggered.
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In visit after visit, he has capitalized on the palpable nervousness about Beijing's intentions while also cautioning that China's growing influence and power are unstoppable forces of history.
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Back in March, Trump was ready to get into talks with Kim almost immediately and was held back only by staff, cautioning they needed time to better prepare.
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A handful of stocks are enjoying a sort of halo effect from investors' bitcoin mania — but market watchers are cautioning against getting into the names at current levels.
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Just this week, Garner's mother and murdered teenager Trayvon Martin's mother sent a letter to the New York City Council, cautioning against their proposed ban on menthol cigarettes.
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Marshall, Minnesota-based Schwan's is working with investment bank Piper Jaffray, the sources said, cautioning Schwan's could decide to sell the company in pieces or not at all.
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Medical experts are cautioning that there are long-term health risks for migrant children who are separated from their parents, including "irreparable harm" to those children's lifelong development.
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That means venture capital investors are once again breaking out the RIP Good Times slide deck from Sequoia Capital and cautioning their portfolio companies about what comes next.
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The American Civil Liberties Union and the conservative advocacy group Americans for Prosperity jointly opposed the bill on Thursday, cautioning that it could be used to outlaw encryption.
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The organizations are likely to repeat their message of recent months, cautioning governments to make tough reforms to increase their economic productivity now, while global growth remains strong.
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The people familiar with the talks spoke on the condition of anonymity, cautioning that they were at a preliminary stage and that no request for legislation was imminent.
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Lyft plans to interview investment banks next month as it puts together its roster of IPO underwriters, the sources added, cautioning that no roles have formally been awarded.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has also privately sent messages to the Arab states, cautioning against any attack on Al Hudaydah, according to two people familiar with the situation.
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Cautioning that improper living conditions could lead to the spread of the coronavirus, Shtayyeh said all Palestinian workers must return home "to protect them and preserve their safety".
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That includes using masks beyond their designated shelf life and reusing masks during encounters with different patients, cautioning however that not all types of masks can be reused.
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"Borderline personality disorder and narcissistic personality disorder," said Ms. Freeman, cautioning that because she doesn't have her degree yet, she doesn't technically have the power to diagnose anyone.
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"Our problem with the revolution is not that it wants to bring change to a society that sorely needs change," Mr. Pezzullo was quoted as cautioning Sandinista leaders.
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It included a note cautioning that it was "not a verbatim transcript" but was based on "notes and recollections of Situation Room duty officers" and national security staff.
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" The Department of Homeland Security's computer emergency readiness team distributed a related warning cautioning individuals "to be wary of calls or emails purporting to be from Equifax agents.
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"When you wear scrubs, you become someone with a tremendous amount of power," she says, cautioning medical professionals from abusing their authority when they're visibly in "healthcare" mode.
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The two funds are still carrying out due diligence ahead of a deadline for final offers in early May, the sources said, cautioning that no deal was certain.
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L Brands has explored several options that would keep Wexner in power, a person familiar with the matter said, cautioning those explorations may not result in a deal.
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Those cautioning against a rapid and immediate withdrawal included Mattis, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and National Security Adviser John Bolton, according to people familiar with the discussions.
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He said his government ordered him to stop using Twitter after he wrote a tweet cautioning against the leadership's enthusiasm about Donald Trump, who was then President-elect.
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Some senior administration officials — who have felt burned by China before — had privately been cautioning that it was still possible it could fall apart at the last minute.
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" The Department of Homeland Security's computer emergency readiness team distributed a related warning cautioning individuals "to be wary of calls or emails purporting to be from Equifax agents.
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Cautioning that improper living conditions could lead to the spread of the coronavirus, Shtayyeh said all Palestinian workers must return home "to protect them and preserve their safety".
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Our main concern now is cautioning European countries against wavering on issues beyond the scope of the nuclear agreement and following in lock step behind the White House.
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" Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who is married to Chao, has voiced concern about Trump's lofty infrastructure spending plan, cautioning that he hopes to "avoid a trillion-dollar stimulus.
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A mom from Michigan is cautioning parents after a pacifier was suctioned onto to the face of her infant son, causing a severe quarter-sized blister on his cheek.
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Authentic Brands has made more progress with negotiations for the Beverly Hills store, they said, cautioning it remains possible that Barneys is unable to reach a deal on either.
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Iran on Wednesday said if its oil exports are cut to zero, international waterways would not have the same security as before, cautioning Washington against raising pressure on Tehran.
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KKR is working with an investment bank on an auction for Epicor, the sources said, cautioning that no deal is certain and requesting anonymity because the matter is confidential.
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Iran said on Wednesday if its oil exports are cut to zero, international waterways would not have the same security as before, cautioning Washington against raising pressure on Tehran.
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" Driving the news: According to the affidavit, on Tuesday, Kless called Swalwell — a 2020 presidential candidate — cautioning him that taking Americans' guns would put him on his "death bed.
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Gruber speculates that Field's return to Titan suggests Apple could still have an interest in producing vehicles itself, while cautioning that employees do move between the two companies regularly.
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Security firm Proofpoint is now cautioning those who couldn't wait for an official app store release, saying that one specific APK was modified to install a backdoor called DroidJack.
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"I got what are presumably male dogs and two male-themed cartoons, including one cautioning men against peeing outdoors in the polar vortex," Melissa Locker wrote in Fast Company.
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The NAACP has issued a travel advisory for the entire state of Missouri, cautioning people of color that they may face heightened discrimination, threats, and harassment while traveling there.
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The three major U.S. stock markets have all made solid advances so far this year, but some strategists are cautioning the coming months' gains may not be as robust.
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"These are both simple, predictable, free cash flow generative businesses," he said, calling them typical Pershing Square investments but cautioning that there is no certainty either will be added.
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Oreo-owner Mondelez is seen as a front-runner for the business, they said, cautioning Mondelez still faces competition from other companies, as well as potential anti-trust concerns.
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Oreo-owner Mondelez is seen as a front-runner for the brand, they said, cautioning Mondelez still faces competition from other companies, as well as potential anti-trust concerns.
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A handful of investment firms including First State Investments and Goldman Sachs Infrastructure Partners had also expressed interest in the asset, the sources said, cautioning no deal was certain.
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The latest results come as some industry forecasters are cautioning that U.S. vehicle demand is settling on to a plateau, albeit at levels that are strong by historical standards.
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After cautioning that a waiver might not be needed for Puerto Rico, however, the administration issued a 85033-day waiver for the island — eight days after Maria made landfall.
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The head of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is cautioning investors about putting money into cryptocurrencies in one of the SEC's strongest statements to date on the matter.
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Directors Guild of America president Paris Barclay applauded the effort on Monday, while cautioning that the Oscars are "a symptom of this industry plague, but not the root cause."
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A group of doctors has petitioned the FDA to add a warning label to cheese, cautioning consumers that it contains hormones that may increase the risk of breast cancer.
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In August, the US State Department issued an updated travel warning, cautioning tourists that the state experienced an "increase in homicide rates" compared to the same period in 2016.
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Still, Democratic strategists who spoke to The Hill were skeptical that too much should be read into one or two recent polls, cautioning that the field remains very fluid.
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Barry Bean, a Missouri cotton marketer whose family sells crops, said that older producers have been cautioning their younger peers about the longer-term risks of the trade battle.
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Senate Democrats are putting the brakes on impeachment chatter in the House, cautioning that lawmakers need to do more work before even thinking about moving forward on the issue.
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Security firms are warning consumers about an uptick in holiday cyber threats, cautioning online shoppers to watch which sites and links they click on during the upcoming holiday season.
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The possibility of another hack on Democrats quickly brought back memories of the 6900 cyberattack, with party officials cautioning that a threat still hovers over the November's midterm elections.
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The People's Bank of China's Shanghai headquarters had said it would tackle a resurgence of illegal activities around virtual currencies, cautioning investors not to confuse crypto with blockchain technology.
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The Washington Post reported on Friday that US intelligence agencies were cautioning Trump about an impending pandemic as early as January, but the president refused to heed their warnings.
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But each year, the American Institute for Cancer Research publishes guidance for "cancer-safe grilling," cautioning consumers to avoid two types of compounds that have been tied to cancer.
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While cautioning that no conclusions could be reached without more information, Professor Stengel said that broad similarities in the two crashes could not help but affect the flying public.
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In the end, the judge rejected an oral motion by the defense for a mistrial, instead cautioning the jurors not to discuss the case among themselves until deliberations began.
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The International Monetary Fund recently highlighted the utility of crypto assets, while also cautioning that, depending on how large they grow, they could someday pose risks to financial stability.
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A young child admitted to inserting needles into strawberries as "a prank," and New South Wales police said they would deal with the individual within the youth cautioning system.
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Earlier on Saturday, the sheriff's office retweeted a public safety reminder from the McHenry County Sheriff in Illinois cautioning drivers to share the road with farmers this harvest season.
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With voting laws to encourage more participation, the Secretary of State is cautioning, as it has for years, that it may take several days to count all the ballots.
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Airbus issued an unusual public statement on Wednesday cautioning United Technologies that it should not let mergers and acquisitions distract it from delivering engines that are already behind schedule.
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That investigation has been linked to the FDA's testing efforts, with Meaney-Delman cautioning that multiple ingredients vaporized in e-cigarettes may bear some responsibility for the lung injuries.
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Papa John's is actively talking with potential buyers, the sources say, cautioning a sale process is still in its early stage and may not ultimately result in a sale.
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European buyout fund Advent has held talks with Shanghai Pharma, another source said, while cautioning that it was unclear whether an agreement for a joint bid had been reached.
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Girotra said she would like to take that number to as many as 20 in a year or so, cautioning though that growing revenue takes priority over boosting headcount.
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CNBC earlier reported the retailer had hoped to have an offer on the table by Nordstrom's earnings last Thursday, cautioning it did not yet have full financing in place.
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But the warnings come off as downright paranoid, cautioning parents about normal everyday objects that many teenagers are bound to own for purposes that are wholly unrelated to drugs.
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When we first meet William "Ironhead" Miller (Hunnam), he's giving a speech to newly returned soldiers cautioning them not to work for security contractors; his life is dull and monotonous.
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The CDC is cautioning people to wash their hands and cooking areas after handling raw turkey, not to wash raw poultry before cooking it, and to throughly cook their birds.
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Of course, there is always something new on the drug market, whether heroin sold as "gray death" or mescaline sold as pink cocaine, Lynch told BuzzFeed News, cautioning against overreacting.
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Along with cautioning the "inordinate exposure" of energy companies to the U.K., Jacobsen said he would not advise investors to seek the safety of bonds given their extremely low rates.
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Atlantia is set to hold a board meeting on Thursday and may give the green light to a formal bid for Abertis, another source said, cautioning no deal was certain.
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Cautioning that sitting behind the desk in the Oval Office is the "hardest, most important" job in the world, Clinton argued that the president cannot succeed without seeking common ground.
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But he has a final say on any change of ownership and his price expectations are seen as ambitious, the sources said, cautioning that the talks may yet fall apart.
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Some platforms, like Jackson Hewitt's, never changed their software to accept silent returns, but others like TurboTax allowed them to go through, cautioning users that the law had not changed.
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Democracy promotion and nation-building along the EU's southern borders in Egypt, Libya and Syria has proven to be disastrous, cautioning us to support the removal of Bashar al-Assad.
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John McCain speaking out against the use of torture — the CIA's so-called enhanced-interrogation techniques — but they've been consistent in cautioning against the US pulling back from the world.
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The news grew worse on Monday, when the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued the first Zika travel advisory in the United States, cautioning pregnant women to avoid Wynwood.
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He also found time to write a best-selling diet book, cautioning readers that, if they didn't care about getting skinny for the sake of fashion, they shouldn't read it.
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Roughly 10 people were killed at the airport and 20 at the subway station, while 200 others were injured, officials said Tuesday evening, cautioning that the death toll could rise.
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" The speech continued to get political, with Clooney cautioning the audience, "As we stand here today the world is going through some pretty momentous changes, not all for the best.
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Though the province's death toll has come down a bit since its peak in December 2016, BC's coroner released a statement Friday cautioning that the crisis is far from over.
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If Sanders wants to push the trade message, "he's got to be careful with it," Dulio said, cautioning that it could come off as praise for Trump's aggressive trade approach.
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Mr. Trump's daughter Ivanka and his secretary of state, Rex W. Tillerson, urged him to remain in, cautioning that withdrawing could be devastating to the United States' foreign policy credentials.
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"At the moment, we haven't seen many mild cases," he said, cautioning that it was difficult at the start of an epidemic to estimate the severity or true fatality rate.
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"At the moment, we haven't seen many mild cases," he said, cautioning that it was difficult at the start of an epidemic to estimate the severity or true fatality rate.
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Khashoggi said the Saudi government had ordered him to stop using Twitter after he sent a tweet cautioning against the leadership's enthusiasm about Donald Trump, then the US president-elect.
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It is worth cautioning that the precise effects of moderation — here a cumulative five points compared with someone who supported Ms. Pelosi and Medicare for all — depend on several factors.
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It should be formally announced sometime probably next week that we will have 100% of the caliphate," he said before cautioning that he wants "to wait for the official word.
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Nordstrom's founding family group hopes to seal a deal to take the company private before it reports earnings next Thursday, sources told CNBC, though cautioning that goal may be lofty.
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Cooper's expeditionary photographs retrace early sea voyages, cautioning that the human impulse to master the world's edge often results not in dominion, but rather in an annihilation of the self.
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While cautioning that the election result could not be mapped onto future races ("they call it a special election for a reason"), he said the results in Georgia were meaningful.
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Small building owners in particular are fretting over changes to laws that allow them to raise rents when they make building repairs, cautioning they could worsen living conditions for tenants.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China on Thursday officially launched Shanghai's Nasdaq-style tech board, with the country's top securities regulator cautioning that the hotly-anticipated STAR Market will face various challenges initially.
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If the negotiations are completed successfully, a deal could be announced as early as next week, the sources said, cautioning that it was possible talks could fail at the last minute.
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BERLIN – German police are cautioning residents in the western town of Luenebach to stay inside their homes after an undetermined number of lions and pumas broke out of a local zoo.
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The store is expected to open in 2020, should the deal go through, said the person, cautioning talks are still ongoing between the tenant and landlord and nothing has been finalized.
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The assets could be valued at around $1.5 billion, one of the sources said, cautioning that valuation was difficult in the current commodity price environment and that no deal was certain.
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According to both write-ups, the Latvian diplomatic representative at the table pushed back strongly against the Italian request, cautioning that October was not the right time to discuss the issue.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said that if Iran's oil exports are cut to zero, international waterways will not have the same security as before, cautioning Washington against tightening pressure on Tehran.
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Blass released a series of renders, cautioning that the images are older mock-ups, and it's not clear if the phone is actually going to feature the secondary display as imagined.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said that if Iran's oil exports are cut to zero, international waterways would not have the same security as before, cautioning Washington against tightening pressure on Tehran.
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Based off valuations for other sales of consumer brands, a sale could fetch a price of at least $3 billion, they said, though cautioning its price would depend on buyer interest.
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He has also said he would slap a 45 percent tariff on all Chinese imports into the U.S. Locke is joining the chorus of voices cautioning against a tit-for-tat.
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The review is at an early stage and Morgan Stanley is helping Altice gauge investors' appetite for the unit, two sources familiar with the matter said, cautioning no deal was certain.
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Not all U.S. business leaders welcomed the trade war truce, with some cautioning that Washington would find it tough to rebuild momentum to address what they see as troubling Chinese policies.
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Property makes up the bulk of the value in Metro's China business, the people said, cautioning, however, that there is a large gap between price expectations among buyers and the seller.
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Safety regulators in the United States have issued warnings in recent days cautioning consumers not to turn on their Note 7s on airplanes — and not to use their phones at all.
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Those cautioning against a rapid and immediate withdrawal included Defense Secretary James Mattis, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and national security adviser John Bolton, according to people familiar with the discussions.
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The Justice Department and the FBI also took the extraordinary step of releasing statements cautioning against its release by the House Intelligence Committee without giving officials enough time to review it.
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A final term sheet may be finalized by the two companies by next Wednesday or Thursday, the sources said, cautioning that it was always possible for last-minute disagreements to arise.
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Haitian legislators should heed the example of El Salvador and listen to the voices of their own people who are cautioning against mining and demanding less destructive and more inclusive development.
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Judges give jurors instructions on how they should interpret Rule 609 evidence, cautioning them to consider it only to assess the witness's credibility, not whether she deserves to win the case.
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The company is aiming to begin trading on a stock market in the spring, one of these people added, cautioning that the timing of an I.P.O. is fluid and may change.
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Many Labour supporters warned Mr. Corbyn against cooperating with the prime minister, cautioning that she might be setting a trap, so that Labour would be held responsible for a failed policy.
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Kessler, who has the power to withdraw a lender's license to operate, has been cautioning bankers for some time that they need to thoroughly vet e-residents before signing them on.
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An agreement between Dell and the consortium of Francisco Partners and Elliott could be reached as early as this week, the people said, cautioning that the negotiations could still end unsuccessfully.
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Some Republicans are hoping for a vote as soon as next week, but GOP leaders are cautioning that they will not call a vote until they have enough votes for passage.
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"It is hard to imagine that nothing will change at all," Jones from Johns Hopkins University said while cautioning that it's unlikely that any of the potential changes will be massive.
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The president's interview with Ms. Pirro prompted a rare statement from House Democrats cautioning that any effort to discourage or influence witness testimony before Congress could be construed as a crime.
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Bird Box-inspired challenges — which require people to perform normal tasks blindfolded, like cutting an onion — got so bad that the streaming giant had to intervene, cautioning viewers not to harm themselves.
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The three private equity investors are putting the finishing touches to their rival offers ahead of a July 19 deadline, the sources said, cautioning that price expectations might be hard to match.
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An agreement could come as early as this month and value GE's asset management business at as much as $22 million, the people added, cautioning that the negotiations could still fall through.
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The discussions about a sale never advanced because of disagreements over Sunoco's valuation, the people said, cautioning that Energy Transfer may choose to revisit the potential divestment if it receives new interest.
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Apex is working with a U.S. investment bank and already has the backing of some Chinese banks, the people said, cautioning there was no certainty that a deal with Lexmark would materialize.
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Magellan, advised by investment bank Goldman Sachs, is in the early stages of considering acquisition interest expressed in the company, the sources said, cautioning there is no certainty a deal will materialize.
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The stand-alone device has a less certain release timeframe; one Journal source said it could arrive this year, with another cautioning it remains early in development and could be scrapped entirely.
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Read: Hamas is staring down the barrel of a huge long-term problem The situation in Gaza has become desperate with the United Nations cautioning that it may become unlivable by 2020.
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The EU stepped up its defense of judicial independence and rule of law across the EU this month, announcing new legal measures against Poland and cautioning Romania not to pardon corrupt politicians.
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"I don't think he was backtracking from recent comments, but cautioning markets that may be exaggerating in their expectation for a drop in rates," said Newton Rosa, chief economist with SulAmerica Investimentos.
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" The authors also laid the groundwork for a thousand think-pieces attacking "coddled youth" and "trigger warnings," cautioning that millennials in their upbringing would be "the most watched-over generation in memory.
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An auction to find a new owner for the Italian subsidiary, which manages assets worth 6 billion euros, could kick off by mid May, the sources said, cautioning no deal was certain.
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Jim Banks (R-Ind.) is cautioning people against using social media platform TikTok, warning it could be used as a tool for the Chinese government to obtain access to users' personal information.
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"I think that William Taylor was a very impressive witness and was very damaging to the president," Wallace said, while cautioning that questioning by GOP House members may change his initial perspective.
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The president flatly rejected the idea and dispatched him to the region as an emissary, cautioning him "about not overpromising to the Ukrainian government," Mr. Biden would later write in a memoir.
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Larry Kudlow, a CNBC senior contributor who served as an informal economic adviser to President Trump's campaign, praised the president's tax reform plan Sunday while cautioning him about GOP divisions in Congress.
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Michael B. Keegan, the president of People for the American Way, a group that called on Trump to return the donation, praised Trump while cautioning that he needs to change his rhetoric.
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"Now they (regulators) need to get on with the job," said Tyrie, cautioning that "the Treasury Committee will examine their conclusions, and the process by which they arrive at them, very carefully".
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And the senior administration official -- while cautioning that things can change quickly with Trump — said it was highly unlikely the President or White House officials will press Ivey to delay the contest.
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"The status quo has to break somewhere along the line, in terms of a two-state solution," Mr. Biden said in Jerusalem, cautioning that security measures alone would not stop the violence.
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" He offered his advice for those running for office, as though he were still a role model, cautioning that "there are a lot of long hours and late nights and hard lessons.
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" Otherwise, he said, he would welcome an offer from the Beale estate to buy the painting, even while cautioning that the price might climb because "I'm getting more annoyed by the day.
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Investors are looking at the downturn in public markets and hanging onto their reserves while cautioning startups of all sizes to track burn rates and revenue metrics with an eye on survival.
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As I remember it, we were lined up in a row as an officer walked by us, cautioning that at least some of us could end up in a cell one day.
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The Wall Street Journal reported earlier this month that Walgreens had made a takeover approach to Amerisource, cautioning a formal offer hadn't yet been made and that a deal may not materialize.
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Banks have indicated they are willing to lend up to $7.5 billion, it said, cautioning those preliminary offers are subject to commitment letters, which means they have not yet been fully approved.
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If the negotiations prove successful, a deal between Logitech and Plantronics could come as early as next week, the sources added, cautioning that it was also possible that no agreement would be reached.
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Tom Cole, an establishment conservative from Oklahoma who supports the House GOP bill, is cautioning colleagues who may be thinking about pulling their support for the legislation in light of Monday's CBO report.
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"There were many bright spots here, including growth in overseas business and cloud computing," Li Chengdong, a Beijing-based tech analyst, said, while cautioning that the growth had been boosted by heavy spending.
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News of the all-star athlete's venture capital ambitions had skeptics cautioning that bad investments are a reason why other NBA stars eventually lost the personal wealth they worked so hard to amass.
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Technicians and researchers are cautioning about the threat such technology poses for cybersecurity, that fundamentally important practice that keeps our computers and data — and governments' and corporations' computers and data — safe from hackers.
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Strangelove) and scaring the crap out of us about the consequences of genetic engineering (every modern zombie movie), to cautioning us against environmental disasters and spinning any number of silly allegories in between.
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The optimistic rhetoric contrasts with the rest of the autonomous-vehicle industry, which is increasingly cautioning how long and hard a road it will be to get such cars on streets en masse.
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While cautioning that the magnitude of any of these changes is impossible to gauge because of how vague Trump's plans are, Ricchiuto said it's a decent bet that construction will see a boost.
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"In general, our Rooster predicts fiery returns for gaming, transport and renewables for the overall year, cautioning not to put all your eggs in one basket unless you want scrambled results," it said.
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"If your child is in that 10 to 20 percent, you are desperate," Dr. Nichols said, while cautioning that it is too early to tell whether CAR-Ts offer lasting remissions for patients.
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Brick output fell short of expectations in recent months in the UK, the company said, cautioning that cost recovery in the second half of the year is now likely to be below expectations.
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Cautioning against using torture to obtain information and making another pitch for closing the naval prison at Guantanamo Bay, Obama argued against the very promises Donald Trump made during his run for president.
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Lamar is close to a deal to purchase Clear Channel Outdoor's billboard assets in Cleveland, Des Moines, Memphis, Reno and Seattle, the sources said this week, cautioning that negotiations have not been finalized.
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Fink on Monday released a letter to the CEOs of -listed companies and major European corporations cautioning them against taking a short-term view of their business that focuses on quarterly earnings reports.
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"In the last two days, we found a young person has admitted to a prank, including putting needles in strawberries and he will be dealt with under the youth cautioning system," Smith remarked.
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Rep. Jim Banks (R-Ind.) is cautioning people against using social media platform TikTok, warning it could be used as a tool for the Chinese government to obtain access to users' personal information.
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Former Secretary of State Colin Powell said on Tuesday that the U.S. has become a society based on "insults" and "lies," cautioning that the deterioration of public discourse is hurting America's reputation abroad.
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The FDA ordered what's known as a "black box" warning – its strongest – on codeine in 2013 cautioning doctors not to give the drug to kids having surgery to remove their adenoids or tonsils.
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"It is difficult to square that circle," said Michael Steele, a former chairman of the Republican National Committee (RNC), cautioning that the problem would likely persist at least through next year's midterm elections.
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VIJAY KRISHNABangalore, India An important part of the jigsaw was missing in your article cautioning against the use of English as the medium of learning in developing countries ("Language without instruction", February 23rd).
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"Whether they're taking a knee or whether they're locking arms, they're trying to bring people together and unite them for a cause," he said after cautioning that he would not be taking questions.
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"We have refused to allow many media people at our event in the past," he said, cautioning me that not everyone at camp wants to talk to reporters about what they're up to.
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"Democracies erode slowly, in barely visible steps" these days, Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt write in How Democracies Die, cautioning Americans not to be complacent merely because there aren't tanks in the streets.
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In October, the agency issued a public advisory cautioning that SARMs were unapproved drugs linked to "serious safety concerns," including the potential for an increased risk of liver toxicity, heart attacks and strokes.
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"We should continue to see a strong momentum in exports going into the second half, when base effects come into play," Goh said, cautioning against reading to much into the holiday-distorted numbers.
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Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic braced for tropical storm Dorian on Tuesday as it churned west-northwest, with officials cautioning that it could approach hurricane-strength on Wednesday after blowing over Barbados.
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When Scott Perry was introduced as the Knicks' general manager in July, he praised Frank Ntilikina, the team's rookie point guard while cautioning that he hoped to also bolster the club with veterans.
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Government officials circulated their own warning message to WhatsApp users, cautioning them that they risked up to two years in prison if they spread information on social media that they could not prove.
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Details: Sackler learned in 1997 that one of the nation's largest pharmacy benefit managers at the time, Merck Medco, was cautioning doctors that Purdue's new drug could be abused by chronic pain patients.
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According to the Defense Department letter cautioning Mr. Flynn to seek permission before accepting payments from foreign governments, the penalty for failing to do so is the suspension of one's military retirement pay.
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The saleswoman, a SoulCycle devotee, morphed into a personal stylist, cautioning against a chunky shoe with the ribbed-cuff cashmere pants, and mentioning a metallic bomber jacket that would be in stock soon.
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Duke University Apologizes Over Professor's Email Asking Chinese Students to Speak English The university is conducting an internal review after a professor sent an email cautioning international students from speaking Chinese on campus.
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"I would bet no," says Duke University law professor Neil Siegel, who has worked as a special counsel to Democratic senators during Supreme Court nominations and is currently cautioning liberals against court-packing proposals.
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The New York-based company is working with investment bank Guggenheim Partners on an auction process to sell the brands, the people added, cautioning that there was no certainty that any deal would occur.
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The view is not universal, with some officials cautioning that the corporate tax cut in particular may be funneled into share buybacks or other financial maneuvers that could drive asset prices to unreasonable levels.
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But Stone already got several firm warnings from Jackson not to speak publicly about his case and cautioning him that she could revoke his bail, which allows him to live at home in Florida.
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Strong deal-making momentum in Asia Pacific this year is set to continue in 2653 despite global trade uncertainties, an international law firm said Monday, cautioning that valuations for public listings may slip marginally.
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For his part, USOC spokesman Patrick Sandusky said this newest legislation, "...seems consistent with our current policies and procedures," while cautioning that the committee has not yet had time to review the entire bill.
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I got what are presumably male dogs and two male-themed cartoons, including one cautioning men against peeing outdoors in the polar vortex–none of which were posted by friends or pages I follow.
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Still, not all U.S. business leaders were happy with the trade war truce, with some cautioning that Washington would find it tough to rebuild momentum to address what they see as troubling Chinese policies.
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But, beginning with Chairman Jerome Powell, they have also begun cautioning that their working estimates of things like the neutral rate may be too imprecise to serve as even a short-term policy guide.
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Bain has tapped Citi and Goldman Sachs to lead an initial public offering (IPO) of the French business in the first half of the year, the sources said, cautioning that no deal was certain.
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Consumer groups are cautioning against approval of a medical innovation bill moving toward passage in the House and Senate, warning that it could endanger patients by lowering standards for the approval of new drugs.
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End-of-quarter flows by global asset and fund managers rebalancing their portfolios can distort markets, analysts said, cautioning that investors should not read too much into moves in the final days of March.
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Those cautioning against the embassy move warn that such a decision could trigger uproar in the Palestinian territories and across the Arab world and add another obstacle in the already-complicated path to peace.
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At Home Group is working with Bank of America to engage with potential buyers, the sources said, cautioning that no deal is certain and asking not to be identified because the matter is confidential.
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Bain has tapped Citi and Goldman Sachs to lead an initial public offering (IPO) of the French business in the first half of this year, the sources said, cautioning that no deal was certain.
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An initial autopsy found significant traumatic injuries to the soft tissue of Robinson's neck, Cvitanovich said, cautioning that the results from the autopsy, conducted Saturday, are preliminary and more tests need to be conducted.
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Along with a boost in U.S. production capacity last year, Okada said this strategy would "help our numbers going forward", while cautioning that U.S. selling incentives would increase this year as competition remains fierce.
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Donald Trump's trade tsar has fired a warning shot at both Beijing and the World Trade Organisation, cautioning that any decision to label China a "market economy" would have "cataclysmic" consequences for the body.
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Documents shared with ProPublica reveal that immigration officials have been told to vet refugees' social media posts using Google Translate despite experts, and Google itself, cautioning against relying on this tool for complex tasks.
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Diving is considered among the least preferable escape methods, with experts cautioning that any attempt to traverse the narrow passageways will be fraught with difficulties and potential complications, especially if the children can't swim.
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"A lot of the good elements have converged in Q1, but they are keeping their forecast and are cautioning that Q2 may not be as good," said Andrew Holland, beverage analyst at Societe Generale.
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Magellan, advised by investment bank Goldman Sachs Group Inc, is in the early stages of considering acquisition interest expressed in the company, the sources said, cautioning there is no certainty a deal will materialize.
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The agency had issued tropical storm watches and warnings for several areas along the U.S. Gulf Coast from Texas to Florida, cautioning of hazards including "life-threatening flash flooding," strong winds and storm surges.
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Yet in four advisories it has issued since early January, the W.H.O. has consistently advised against them, cautioning that limits on international movement during public health emergencies are unlikely to stop the pathogen's spread.
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Aja: This is ironic because I just compiled an essential episodes guide explicitly cautioning viewers against trying to choose just one episode to serve as an entry point for the show as a whole.
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"So the bottom line is that the unemployment rate only increased because of all the people coming into the labor force, although it's worth cautioning that was probably a weather effect too," Ashworth said.
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" Cautioning that the leaked manuscript is just a draft, mathematician Ashley Montanaro of the University of Bristol says this is a "genuinely exciting moment," and also that the work is "not of practical relevance.
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While Vice President Mike Pence previously played down the shutdown's effects amid a "roaring" economy, White House officials are now cautioning Mr. Trump about the toll it could take on a sustained economic expansion.
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My wife went to the UK to study and she told me about advertisements the government would put out cautioning you not to go to the doctor's office if you had this or that ailment.
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Photo: Jeff Martin (AP)The FBI is cautioning drone pilots against flying them anywhere near the site of the Super Bowl in Atlanta—not only on game day but leading up to it as well.
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Golden Gate Capital, the private equity firm that controls Clover, has hired investment bank Morgan Stanley to help run an auction for the company, the people said this week, cautioning that no deal was certain.
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"Our institution has no link to the event which occurred in the club Dial in the Venezuela Avenue," the National Police said in a news release, cautioning against speculation and the spread of false information.
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Noah Kaufman, an economist with Columbia University's Center on Global Energy Policy, summed up the recent news this way: Meanwhile, some experts and advocates are also cautioning against drawing wider conclusions about what happened overseas.
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After all, archaeologists are always cautioning us that 'the dead don't bury themselves' and they often seem not to like interpretations in which the deceased's grave goods are taken as representing their roles in life.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday called on Germany and France to compromise on Brexit, cautioning that the United Kingdom would be ready to leave the European Union without a deal on Oct.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo drove home that message in Budapest on Monday, cautioning allies in central Europe that deploying equipment from Huawei would make it more difficult for Washington "to partner alongside them".
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Diplomats have also appealed for an independent and credible investigation, but the government has not announced any plans to carry it out, instead cautioning against a "misinformation campaign" by a "violent group based in Rakhine".
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"What is happening in China is exciting... it is even better than what we expected," Soriot told a news conference, while cautioning that growth in the world's second biggest economy may be slower this year.
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Donerail Group has secured financing for the deal and is in advanced negotiations with Tronc, the sources said, cautioning that a deal is not imminent and there is no certainty an agreement will be reached.
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China & North Korea The adviser cast the effort to pressure China on North Korea as a success, pointing to China's ban on North Korean coal imports while cautioning that additional steps need to be taken.
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Some Republican lawmakers criticized such policies on Wednesday, with Representative Bill Posey cautioning banks against withholding financing from legal business and Representative Sean Duffy accusing Bank of America of denying Americans their Second Amendment rights.
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The Trump administration has issued a stern warning to U.S. companies as they begin applying for coveted skilled-worker visas, cautioning that it would investigate and prosecute those who overlook qualified American workers for jobs.
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One Republican veteran in Congress privately expressed concerns over it to The Hill earlier this week, cautioning that great care has to be taken with the issue to avoid eroding the principle of civilian rule.
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The deal could be announced as early as this week, the sources said, cautioning that negotiations could always fall apart at the last minute and asking not to be identified because the matter is confidential.
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"We think Coty shares were embedding a worst-case scenario coming into second-quarter results," Stifel analyst Mark Astrachan said, cautioning that results still remain challenged due to high debt levels and uneven cash flows.
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But lawmakers aren't jumping on the O'Rourke bandwagon, cautioning that a lot can change in politics over the course of a few weeks, let alone over the span of a year until the Iowa caucuses.
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"We're looking to provide more time for the air crew member to have with their family and some work time at home," he said, before cautioning that "there's limits to that based on mission requirements."
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On Monday, U.N. Syria peace envoy Staffan de Mistura cited the air base strike along with other recent events in Syria in a briefing to the Security Council, cautioning against a "situation of uncontrollable escalation".
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RBA Governor Philip Lowe said "one uncertainty regarding the global outlook stems from the direction of international trade policy in the United States," cautioning that the recent U.S.-China trade tensions may pose a risk.
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They're concerned that Democratic leaders and strategists may be misreading the currents propelling Trump's rise, and they're cautioning against the notion that a Trump nomination would pre-ordain the next Democrat in the White House.
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"In both rates and FX, we've actually done quite well so far in the year," he said, cautioning that the year was still young and the performance must not be extrapolated to full first quarter.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel beefed up its tank and artillery deployment on the Golan Heights frontier with Syria on Sunday, cautioning Damascus' forces to keep a distance as they sweep rebel-held areas over the border.
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Helena Morrissey, chair of the Investment Association, said Britain needed to strike the right balance on post-Brexit financial regulation, not ending up with too tight a regime but also cautioning against a "regulatory bonfire".
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The U.K.'s Civil Aviation Authority is cautioning police departments and other emergency services to suspend operations of a specific drone model after some of the devices lost power unexpectedly and fell while in flight.
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If we continue to proclaim confidence that we will have a female president one day while cautioning against it happening right now, or with this woman, we are signing up for male rule into perpetuity.
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The American Astronomical Society issued a statement soon afterwards cautioning that mass launch of commercial satellites could adversely affect astronomical research, and astronomers quickly started to spot Starlink satellites leaving bright streaks across their readings.
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" And the Old Testament of the Bible refers to the evil eye in Proverbs 23:6, cautioning, "Eat thou not the bread of him that hath an evil eye, neither desire thou his dainty meats.
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"However, in the case of Tribune Publishing, the 'withhold' ratio was really high," said Goldfarb, cautioning that Gannett had not disclosed the criteria by which it declared shareholders to be unaffiliated with Tribune Publishing's management.
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"All of this is to build the platform that eventually should allow them to make far more than if they didn't spend so much upfront," he said, while cautioning the strategy can also go wrong.
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"This is a potential industry that creates a lot of jobs," said Taufiek Bawazier, director of downstream chemical industry at the industry ministry, cautioning that focusing only on the environmental risks could harm the industry.
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Yetter responded by penning a letter to the diocese last year, cautioning that removing him would have negative consequences for church coffers, since his parish accounted for some of the largest contributions in the diocese.
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As 2019 closed out, bush fires raged amid record heat and drought in parts of Australia — whose Prime Minister Scott Morrison came to the defense of the country's coal industry, cautioning against "reckless" climate action.
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Coates is pretty open about the limitations of his knowledge, always cautioning in his blog posts and interviews that he is still learning a lot — and only tries to write about what he knows about.
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While cautioning that the show is always aware it needs to be funny and entertaining, Sanchez-Witzel points to how old sitcoms used to push for that dark, dramatic place as a matter of course.
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The National Weather Service had issued a special maritime weather warning earlier in the night, cautioning about thunderstorms moving up the coast, winds exceeding 50 miles per hour and waves cresting as high as 15 feet.
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Which brings us to … In comments made during an audience Q&A session at the BBC Reith Lectures in January, Hawking got particularly apocalyptic, cautioning that humanity is entering a highly dangerous period of technological advancement.
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Daniel Kurnos, an analyst at the Benchmark Company, also cited the difficulty of creating a popular dating site, cautioning that it was not an overnight project and one that requires much more than sheer machine learning.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. bank regulator believes that banks should be increasingly aware of activity in the leveraged lending market, cautioning rapid growth in that sector by nonbanks could pose future risks to the financial sector.
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AirAsia co-founder Tony Fernandes signed a services agreement with Airbus earlier this week and stayed on for further negotiations with his company's sole aircraft supplier, sources said, while cautioning a deal could not be guaranteed.
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"Our liberty exists only to the extent that we're willing to fight for it," Ahmed told me, before cautioning against joining that fight without guidance, especially from those whose rights are most likely to be compromised.
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If the negotiations are concluded successfully, a deal for FGL, which has a market value of $2.3 billion, could be announced in the next few days, the sources said, cautioning that an agreement is not certain.
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Discussions to refinance StoneMor's nearly $200 million credit line are now in advanced stages, with a deal expected to close as soon as next month, the sources said, cautioning that the negotiations could still fall apart.
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If the negotiations are concluded successfully, a deal for FGL, which has a market value of $20193 billion, could be announced in the next few days, the sources said, cautioning that an agreement is not certain.
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If the negotiations are concluded successfully, a deal for FGL, which has a market value of $20193 billion, could be announced in the next few days, the sources said, cautioning that an agreement is not certain.
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LINDAU, Germany (Reuters) - Unconventional monetary policy is a success, but gaps in understanding the relatively new tools remain, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said on Wednesday, cautioning against hasty policy responses to the new reality.
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"Automakers have been relying on fleet (sales) more than in the recent past," Caldwell said, cautioning that the number of vehicles that can be pushed into daily rental and other fleet markets may be reaching saturation.
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SThree, which places people with financial, energy, banking and pharmaceutical companies, has been concentrating on markets outside its home base for some time, cautioning last September that the UK may have reached a point of inflection.
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"The books are going to open, and we're going to see what was being done in Istanbul for all these years," she added, before cautioning that Erdogan and his allies could thwart Imamoglu's ability to govern.
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The cleric on Wednesday said Abadi "should be given a chance to proceed with his reforms", cautioning the prime minister at the same time against yielding to pressure and appointing ministers vetted by the political parties.
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After Haftar's forces seized the ports the United States and major European powers called for them to withdraw, cautioning that they would move to block any shipments that took place outside the authority of the GNA.
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Jin was quoted as cautioning that a retirement policy change should allow flexibility and take into account the needs of various labor groups, and "should not consider only the revenues and expenditures of the pension fund".
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But lawyers for the Bank of Markazi say Congress exceeded its authority when passing the 2012 law and cautioning the court against a ruling that could green-light a broad authority to intervene in pending cases.
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Syngenta and ChemChina expect that CFIUS will clear their deal, and are hoping to announce a positive outcome as early as this week, the sources said on Sunday, cautioning that the outcome was not yet certain.
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Even though there's been a number of voices within the media cautioning against judging the president elect too soon, the consensus already within the scientific community is that a Trump presidency is almost certainly bad news.
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Members of the public who attended the game require no extra precautions, they said, while cautioning that the overall risk in King County is increasing and so everyone should be on the lookout for coronavirus symptoms.
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"I have one friend who kept cautioning me, telling me, 'you're moving along too fast, you don't really know this guy,' and that being in an interracial relationship can sometimes be very hard," Ms. Woods said.
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Scientists are now cautioning that city smog might be spreading the genetic material that makes viruses untreatable, and at this stage, it's not clear how much damage this could do in the world's most polluted cities.
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In August, Mr. Hart and Deborah A. Cowan, the chief financial officer, met with him and asked for business justifications for his dinners, while cautioning him to make sure he had justifications for dinners going forward.
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Ahead of the walkout, school officials had said they were cautioning students against taking part, according to the AP. Students across the country walked out of their classrooms Wednesday to protest gun violence and demand change.
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Brazil's real firmed to 4.06 after the central bank said it now expects 2020 GDP growth of 2.2%, compared with its previous forecast of 1.8%, while cautioning it was conditional on continued progress on economic reforms.
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Even so, for much of the decade after the end of the Cold War, equally strong forces disagreed, minimizing the North Korean threat and cautioning that no response such as building missile defenses was then needed.
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President Donald Trump's private lawyer is accusing his former counsel, Michael Cohen, of violating attorney-client privilege, ABC News reported on Saturday, cautioning him against making any more public disclosures about his dealings with the president.
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And they are steadfastly cautioning patience when it comes to releasing a potentially damaging memo that Republicans who have seen it purport contains revelations of embarrassing and dangerous governmental misconduct that may have influenced an election.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden called President Donald Trump's war of words with North Korea "not presidential" on Wednesday, cautioning him against engaging the U.S. in a competition over the size of the countries' nuclear arsenals.
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But Dr. David Sack, an addictions psychiatrist who is the president and chief executive of Elements, a California-based chain of treatment centers, disagrees, cautioning that cannabis or alcohol use could undermine the efficacy of Suboxone treatment.
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The business for sale is expected to be valued at between $2.5 billion and $3 billion, the sources said, cautioning that a deal is not certain and asking not to be identified because the matter is confidential.
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While the term is handy for curmudgeons, "millennial" encompasses a wide range of ages and experiences, as the Wall Street Journal style guide pointed out when cautioning against the overuse of the term in the paper's pages.
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The document was originally meant to serve as a digital "whisper network" of women quietly cautioning one another about potential aggressors, but a news article about the list led Donegan to shut the original down within hours.
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"The declines we saw in 22017 for adult smoking are certainly unprecedented," said Brian King, a deputy director in the CDC's office on smoking and health, while cautioning against considering the data an overall public health win.
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ZURICH, March 15 (Reuters) - Swiss sanitary equipment maker Geberit AG on Tuesday posted a smaller-than-expected year-on-year drop in full-year net profit while cautioning the continued integration of Sanitec would impact 13 earnings.
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But Burr downplayed the significance of the Russian efforts to use Papadopoulos to infiltrate the Trump campaign — cautioning not to read too much into it — and he noted Papadopoulos was charged only with lying to the FBI.
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When athletes sought advice in individual consultations, he said, he told them to take "as low a dose as possible," cautioning them to watch for cramps or changes in voice as signs that they had overdone it.
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The lender said it expected cash earnings in the current half to be lower than those of a year earlier, while cautioning that the second half would be challenging as inquiry-related costs are expected to mount.
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Earlier in the day, Surgeon General Jerome Adams made a string of appearances on morning news shows, repeatedly cautioning that the coming days would prove among the most difficult in Americans' fight against the public health crisis.
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Analysts are monitoring unemployment benefits requests to see if the coronavirus sparks any major layoffs, as some economists are cautioning the effects of the virus could send the world into a global recession, The Associated Press reported.
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After I briefed him on the details of the case, Scott Hechinger, a senior staff attorney and director of policy at Brooklyn Defender Services, expressed skepticism about the police account, while cautioning that each case is different.
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Politically, he was regarded as a moderating force, cautioning against implacable confrontations with the government over issues like a series of court decisions that required the drafting of all eligible men — observant or not — for the military.
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This month, city officials in Hartford, which faces a nearly $50 million deficit, sent a letter to the state cautioning that a failure to reach a budget compromise with sufficient aid would make pursuing bankruptcy almost inevitable.
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Washington (CNN)The United States is cautioning travelers to reconsider visiting China due to the threat from the coronavirus virus outbreak that has killed more than 80 and sickened thousands across that country and has spread globally.
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After addressing the question of fugitive slaves at length, he went on to prosecute those who would see the country split, saying that the South had no right to rend the country in half, and cautioning patience.
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Blackstone has also made it to the final stages but is bidding through one of its portfolio companies, Luxembourg-based insurer Lombard International Assurance, as an acquisition platform, the sources said, cautioning that no deal was certain.
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On China, he recommended respect for diplomatic tradition, cautioning against Trump's indications that he would consider dropping Washington's "One China" policy, the diplomatic understanding on the status of Taiwan that has underpinned US-Chinese relations for decades.
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Beyond saying he sees further gradual rate hikes as likely appropriate, Powell did not lay out a certain path for interest rates, cautioning that preconceived notions of where policy should end up may steer the Fed off course.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan says President Donald Trump should be "applauded" for his meeting with North Korea leader Kim Jong Un. But Ryan is cautioning on Wednesday that the next steps toward an agreement won&apost go fast.
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Seeking an edge, CD&R has been in talks about partnering on its bid with RingCentral Inc, a provider of enterprise cloud solutions, one of the sources said, cautioning that there is no certainty of such a deal.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the North American Securities Administrators Association (NASSA) have issued new warnings to investors over the risks of investing in bitcoin, cautioning regulators may not be able to protect them from fraudsters.
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An agreement could be announced as early as Monday, the people said, cautioning it had not yet been finalized and that it was still possible for the deal to be amended or fall apart in the last minute.
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"When grandiose promises on the campaign trail aren't kept once attaining power, a party's base becomes demoralized and recriminations follow," Bill Scher wrote in a Politico piece cautioning his fellow Democrats not to go full Medicare for all.
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WASHINGTON — The comedian Bob Saget, best known for "Full House" and "America's Funniest Home Videos," began his stand-up set on Thursday by cautioning the parents with children in the room to get them out of there immediately.
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A senior counterterrorism official told CNN that the U.S. believes Zawahiri may be suffering from a potentially serious condition, while cautioning that it was unclear how it would affect the terror group's leadership now or in the future.
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CVS and Aetna started discussing terms only recently, and a deal is not expected for a few weeks, one of the sources added, cautioning that the pace of the talks could accelerate given the publication of the negotiations.
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Wanda is also considering the sale of its sports marketing firm Infront Sports & Media as well as World Triathlon Corp (WTC) - owner of the Ironman Triathlons - the people said, cautioning the plans are not final and could change.
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However, CDC and state health officials told Stat News that researchers have yet to identify a definitive cause, cautioning that cases seen since April may be instances of long-term vaping damage or be tied to multiple causes.
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LONDON — Britain's chief rabbi chastised the Labour Party on Monday for its handling of anti-Semitism in its ranks, breaking rabbinical convention to join other Jewish institutions in cautioning people against supporting the party in next month's election.
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Oxford Immunotec is working with an investment bank to decide on its next steps after attracting acquisition interest, the sources said, cautioning that no deal was certain and asking not to be identified because the matter is confidential.
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"There's agreement that we should make space a domain and the London summit is the best place to make it official," said one senior NATO diplomat involved in the discussions, although cautioning that technical policy work was still underway.
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Even though the emails were not marked classified at the time, Mr. Linick said the information in the emails should have been recognized as secret or confidential because of the subjects and annotations cautioning against distributing the emails widely.
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Nervous about the potential political fallout of moving too fast on Obamacare repeal, some Republicans are now cautioning restraint -- a stark contrast from their ferocious attacks against President Barack Obama's signature health care law over the past several years.
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Deutsche Bank investors have said in the past that they would prefer a partial sale of the asset management unit over a rights issue, cautioning that such a move would reduce the steady flow of earnings from the business.
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The stakes are higher when it comes to our vehicles — so high, in fact, that the FBI and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration shared a joint formal announcement cautioning drivers of the increased risks that come with connected vehicles.
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"I welcome that NATO allies have proposals on how to move forward," Stoltenberg told a news conference, while cautioning that any broad future political solution would need to involve "all actors on the ground" - an indirect reference to Russia.
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Voting members of the Fed' rate-setting committee agreed to monitor inflation closely in light of the concerns, with a few policymakers cautioning that the central bank's framework for analyzing inflation was "not particularly useful," according to the minutes.
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The RSPCA shared the odd story to remind residents to be responsible pet owners, cautioning them about taking on exotic animals such as the corn snake as pets if they don&apost feel like they can provide proper care.
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Deutsche Bank investors have said in the past that they would prefer a partial sale of the asset management unit over a rights issue, cautioning that a such move would reduce the steady flow of earnings from the business.
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At the same time, the Fed has lightly nudged Congress and the administration to do more on the fiscal policy side to boost the economy, cautioning that there is only so much the Fed can do on its own.
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"It's certainly promising enough to have careful study" of the emerging data on psychedelic medicine, he adds, before cautioning that what works well in small, selected samples can also do serious harm if misused by a larger, unscreened group.
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Boca Raton, Florida-based ADT could register for the IPO with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) by the fall and go public at the end of 2018, one of the sources said, cautioning the timing could change.
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With the usage of fireworks popular due to the 4th of July holiday, fire and police officials stressed the importance of safety to residents, as well as cautioning them to do away with any fireworks use of any type.
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US will reportedly seek criminal case against Huawei for stealing tech secrets Tensions between the U.S. and China have escalated considerably over the last year, with U.S. agencies and lawmakers increasingly cautioning that Huawei poses a major security threat.
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In a letter to the FCC, Apple's U.S. Vice President for Public Policy Cynthia Hogan advocates for the open internet, cautioning against practices that would allow providers to favor some forms of traffic while throttling the speed of others.
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"In a broad sense, we know that recovery from a mass extinction takes millions of years, and that should be pretty sobering and cautioning in terms of thinking about how important it is to manage diversity today," Payne says.
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"It did not look like there would be any immediate impacts to us and our relationships, but we'll see when we read the whole thing," he said, cautioning that at that point he had only "skimmed" the Pentagon report.
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In addition to cautioning police about chest shots and cardiac dangers, the company began warning of the risks of using its weapons on people who are old, young, frail, agitated, exhausted or suffering from an array of health conditions.
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" Gary Roberts, the former dean of Indiana University's law school, defended the NCAA's disciplinary system during the hearing, cautioning Congress from meddling in the association's affairs and arguing that the Restitution Rule only seemed "fundamentally unfair at first blush.
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Bitcoin, the world's biggest cryptocurrency, slumped 9% to a six-month low of $6,929 after China's central bank said it would tackle a resurgence of illegal activities around virtual currencies, cautioning investors not to confuse crypto with blockchain technology.
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Former senior FEMA officials are already cautioning that the declaration the White House has outlined does not comply with the Stafford Act, saying the law is not designed to free up resources for things like loans and missed paychecks.
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Patrick Coffee reported the company is warning against sending "tone deaf" pitches to avoid public shaming on social media, and encouraging employees to appeal to reporters' humanity, and cautioning clients to avoid appearing like they're capitalizing on the pandemic.
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While cautioning that the appointment was not final, the U.S. officials said Feinberg, if named to the role, would look for ways to streamline 17 separate agencies, a roughly $20103 billion annual budget and tens of thousands of employees.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China is still a long way from forking out $50 billion for farm goods from the United States, agriculture industry analysts said on Monday, cautioning that getting there is contingent on removing substantial technical and political hurdles.
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General McMaster has angered the political right by pushing out several conservatives on the national security staff and cautioning against ripping up the nuclear agreement with Iran negotiated by President Barack Obama without a strategy for what comes next.
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In a 4-123 decision, the court held that Texas' program admitting some students based on consideration of their race is constitutional while cautioning that the university must continue to show that other means of addressing diversity have failed.
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Some Fed policymakers have begun to push back on the Trump administration's assertion that its tax cut plan would boost the economy, cautioning it could instead trigger high inflation, unsustainable debt and an eventual return to sub-par growth.
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Driving the news: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a warning on Friday to teenagers and other consumers, cautioning them against buying bootlegged and street cannabis or e-cigarette products in the wake of the lung illnesses.
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While cautioning that the U.S. will "wait for the facts and wait for all the information to come in," Pence said that "the world needs to know what happened here, and those who are responsible need to be held to account."
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A month later, Tesla said only a small group of owners was affected by the range reduction and said it planned to improve the impact of the software update, while cautioning that charging behavior was based on a variety of factors.
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Advisers to Judge Merrick Garland and U.S. Senator John Cornyn of Texas told Reuters they discouraged them from leading the Federal Bureau of Investigation, cautioning that they would be leaving important, secure jobs for one fraught with politics and controversy.
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I'm not cautioning consumers against buying into new technology – the only way these devices get better, smarter and more adroit is with mass adoption – but buyers do need to recognize that the world of connected devices is different than unconnected devices.
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BERLIN, Oct 24 (Reuters) - German sportswear group Puma raised sales and profit forecasts again on Thursday after a strong third quarter in all regions despite cautioning that it would take a hit from U.S. tariffs on China in the fourth quarter.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - If Iran's oil exports are cut to zero, international waterways will not have the same security as before, its president said on Wednesday, cautioning Washington against raising pressure on Tehran in an angry confrontation between the longtime foes.
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True Religion has been consulting with Kirkland on a range of possibilities for slashing its debt, be it through a bankruptcy filing or in negotiations with the company's lenders, the people said this week, cautioning that no decision has been taken.
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There is no certainty of a deal, the sources said, cautioning that UniCredit is keen to maximize the value of its assets as it seeks to plug a gap in its capital estimated to be as big as 8 billion euros.
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A close reading of this book should also, however, have the effect of cautioning voters not to let their disgust at such fakery push them to the other extreme, searching, above all, for the candidate who exhibits the most spontaneous persona.
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"Critical preconditions for an effective judicial process which functions in accordance with international human rights standards, are not yet in place," the report said, cautioning that "the rushed or ill-timed introduction of transitional justice measures ... may prove counter-productive".
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Washington (CNN)Following Tuesday's terrorist attacks in Brussels, the State Department took the rare step of cautioning Americans about traveling to Europe, warning terrorist groups continue to plan "near-term" attacks at sporting events, tourist sites, restaurants and on transportation.
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Morgan Stanley's infrastructure arm bought 75 percent of Altice's Portuguese towers business last year in tandem with Horizon Equity Partners and it is seen as a strong contender in the upcoming sale, the sources said, cautioning that no deal was certain.
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BP is the front-runner in the auction for the assets run by BHP, and could reach a deal in coming weeks, the sources added, cautioning that an agreement is not certain and it is possible that negotiations could end unsuccessfully.
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"We can now conclude that Zika virus is neurotrophic — preferentially affecting tissues in the brain and brain stem of the developing fetus," Chan said, before cautioning that proving a link between Zika and these birth defects will take more research.
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For pregnant women, Bedard said, it would be "prudent" to follow general nutritional guidelines cautioning against eating an abundance of sugary products -- "whether or not we subsequently show that a high sugar intake in pregnancy causes allergy in the offspring."
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The report, entitled "Repair and Prepare - Growth and the Euro after Brexit", comes at a time when even the most ardent defenders of the euro are cautioning against closer integration in the aftermath of Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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If gross domestic product is expanding at a slow pace "but jobs are blasting ahead, then yes, the bank is unlikely to cut rates," said Royce Mendes, a senior economist with CIBC Capital Markets, cautioning that job data can be volatile.
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Cautioning that we cannot remember what we do not see, he lists the ways in which the US has failed to fully recognize its own role in Vietnam, let alone the Vietnamese citizens it ostensibly went to Vietnam to protect.
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When some writers called for a sober second look at the wave of accusations moving across most of our cultural industries—cautioning that quick judgments might lead toward a sex panic—they met with reactions of visceral anger from some quarters.
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Thoma Bravo LLC, which had approached the company earlier this year about a potential acquisition, is one of the buyout firms that are participating in an auction for Infoblox, the people said this week, cautioning that no deal is certain.
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Mr. Alimehmeti helped the purported Islamic State supporter buy supplies, according to the complaint, including boots and a cellphone, and advised him on the use of an encryption app, cautioning him that even when using it, "don't say things straight up."
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Some of his colleagues have begun to push back on the Trump administration's assertion that its tax cut plan would boost the economy, cautioning it could instead trigger high inflation, unsustainable debt and an eventual return to sub-par growth.
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Some of the bidders may also consider bidding for the whole company as this would allow them to delist the business and turn it around away from the public markets, some of the sources said, cautioning that no deal was certain.
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But unlike others crying witch hunt, or cautioning against the movement's consequences with faux feminism, Soderbergh's comments come across as a bleak awareness of a patriarchal system that will do everything in its power to resist change, and undermine women's power.
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The next presidential debate is 15 days away and Rachel MaddowRachel Anne MaddowSaagar Enjeti praises Yang for cautioning Democrats on impeachment Tyler Perry Studios named site of next Democratic debate Harris struggling with substance to match the aspiration MORE is moderating.
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Shashua said the company had reservations about the mixed messages from Tesla about Autopilot - both boasting of its capabilities while cautioning that drivers needed to keep their hands on the wheel - especially after watching Tesla's response to the Florida crash.
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Credit Suisse had pointed out to some analysts on Tuesday seasonally higher expenses in the quarter and continued outflows from external asset managers, while cautioning against a read-across from U.S. peers for its investment bank in Asia, the sources said.
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While cautioning that there is still time to reverse the trend, they point to signs of wavering Hispanic support and engagement in House districts in Texas, Nevada, Florida and California, and in Senate races in Texas, Nevada, Florida and Arizona.
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The assets are estimated to be worth around $5.6 billion, which means CTG would control roughly two thirds of a potential combined listed entity, the third source added, cautioning that there are no talks between the parties at this stage.
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Alector and Gossamer have both hired underwriters for their IPOs and could target public market valuations of around $1.5 billion and $1 billion respectively, the sources said, cautioning that the exact timing of the stock market flotations depend on market conditions.
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The CBO found that the Graham-Cassidy healthcare bill would cause "millions" of people to lose comprehensive healthcare coverage, cautioning that the full effect was still unclear because of the short window of time it had to review the legislation.
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" Obama has warned about this "idea of purity" before, cautioning an audience in April about "creating what's called a 'circular firing squad' where you start shooting at your allies because one of them is straying from purity on the issues.
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A particularly viral hoax has spread across local news outlets, police departments and social networks cautioning citizens in various parts of the world to beware of scammers posing as "coronavirus testers," sometimes in hazmat suits, determined to break into homes.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - CIA Director John Brennan on Sunday offered a stern parting message for Donald Trump days before the Republican U.S. president-elect takes office, cautioning him against loosening sanctions on Russia and warning him to watch what he says.
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They had differed on policy, as well, with General McMaster cautioning against ripping up the nuclear deal with Iran without a strategy for what would come next, and tangling with Mr. Trump over the strategy for American forces in Afghanistan.
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Petcube Play comes with a laser-pointer game that seemed promising, although we were initially concerned about the long list of warnings that accompanied it, cautioning us to avoid "prolonged direct eye contact with the laser beam," among other things.
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Top Republicans in the House are expressing concerns over the Trump administration's deal with the Taliban, with lawmakers cautioning the insurgents won't live up to their end of the bargain and arguing the agreement puts the country's national security at risk.
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Twenty House Democrats sent a letter to President Trump on Tuesday cautioning against dolling out further funds to the fossil fuel industry after the White House announced late last week that the government would purchase oil to shore up the industry.
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In one Twitter post last week, a dairy plant in the Limousin region of central France warned readers about the dangers of "beurre-out," cautioning that "margarine is not the solution" and sharing its phone number as a mock hotline.
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CareTech has also proposed a possible alternative full-cash offer of 200 pence per share, Cambian said, while cautioning that the discussions were still at a preliminary stage and it was not clear if an offer would finally be made.
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" Following this back-and-forth, Chief Justice John Roberts, in one of his most notable moments in the trial thus far, wound up admonishing both of them, cautioning them to remember that they were speaking to the world's "greatest deliberative body.
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"In response to the projectile fired towards southern Israeli communities earlier today, the air force targeted three Hamas posts in the northern Gaza Strip," the Israeli military said in a statement, cautioning it "will not tolerate rocket fire towards civilians".
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FRANKFURT, Sept 25 (Reuters) - BASF told investors on Friday it was pressing on with its drive to make its business simpler and more efficient, confirming its forecasts after issuing a profit warning in July while cautioning that visibility was low.
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Onex has prevailed in an auction for Ferrara and is now negotiating final terms with its owner, private equity firm L Catterton, the people said on Friday, cautioning that it is still possible that negotiations break down without a deal.
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As the quarterly earnings season winds down and several big-box retailers are set to report this week, one portfolio manager is cautioning some investors who may look to beaten-down brick-and-mortar retail stocks as a value play.
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"Some (not all) physicians reflexively think fractures require opioids, but this study lends evidence that opioids are not always necessary even in the presence of fractures," Chang told me, cautioning that there are likely exceptions for worse and more complicated injuries.
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The Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) looks set to issue a fatwa cautioning against spreading fake news online, a move that could aid the re-election of Governor Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, who is ethnic Chinese and a Christian, at polls on Feb. 15.
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Encouragingly, the scientists say it's entirely possible that we'll detect atmospheric biosignatures of potentially habitable planets by the year 2030, while cautioning that definitive proof of alien life will likely only come later, after more rigorous analysis and more powerful telescopic techniques.
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Schroepfer's responses on several requests by the committee for historical samples of the referendum ads AIQ had run amounted to 'we'll see what we can do' — with the exec cautioning that he wasn't entirely sure how much data might have been retained.
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Since the Federal Reserve's most recent interest rate hike, after which the central bank said it would raise rates one more time this year and three times in 2019, Cramer has been cautioning investors that this aggressive approach could spur an economic slowdown.
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Photo: GettyWhile Elon Musk is running around cautioning the world about the real danger of Skynet-style warrior robots, Jack Ma would like you to consider another possible problem: CEOs might lose their overpaid gigs and there will be no golden parachute.
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Last week Speaker Paul D. Ryan started the new year by cautioning lawmakers that he expected them to show up for votes on time, pushing back against a congressional culture where votes routinely last twice as long as allocated to accommodate stragglers.
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Square is cautioning its users that chip card swipes through its Reader program are not eligible for chargeback protection, as part of the EMV liability shift the US government enacted in 2015 to incentive merchants to switch to chip-supported card readers.
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ST. LOUIS (Reuters) - Federal Reserve officials have started to push back on the idea that the Trump administration's tax cut plan would boost the economy, cautioning it could instead trigger high inflation, unsustainable debt and an eventual return to sub-par growth.
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"The euro area's gradual economic recovery is likely to continue in the rest of this year and in 2017," said Bundesbank chief Jens Weidmann, cautioning that any further loosening of monetary policy could have negative side effects would be "dangerous to simply ignore".
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Liberal pundits like cable television's Rachel MaddowRachel Anne MaddowSaagar Enjeti praises Yang for cautioning Democrats on impeachment Tyler Perry Studios named site of next Democratic debate Harris struggling with substance to match the aspiration MORE predicted she likely would be the nominee.
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But advisers are reportedly cautioning the President that as he prepares for his re-election campaign, he is exposing himself to criticism resembling the charges he leveled as a candidate that then-President Barack Obama had "created" ISIS by withdrawing prematurely from Iraq.
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But even the moderate candidates have embraced policies that were previously deemed far too liberal, and some lawmakers are cautioning against going further to risk alienating the mainstream Democratic voters that are key to winning the White House and taking back the Senate.
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Diving is considered among the least preferable escape methods, with experts cautioning that any attempt to traverse the narrow passageways will be fraught with difficulties, especially if the children can't swim or are physically weak from being trapped in the cave for days.
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The Obama administration has for years been projecting its unwillingness to get entangled in the Middle East, and with potential involvement now being framed as risking superpower confrontation, voices cautioning against taking a firm stance on a host of issues will gain traction.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is examining ways to mitigate any Pakistani retaliation as it piles pressure on Islamabad to crack down on militants, a senior U.S. official said on Friday, cautioning that U.S. action could extend beyond a new freeze in aid.
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In a statement, ACOG explicitly expressed concern about increased teen interest in the procedure, cautioning its members against surgically altering young patients' labia in most cases and noting that many adolescent labiaplasties could be in violation of laws against female genital mutilation (FGM).
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While market sentiment this week has largely been driven by global trade and political news, investors will likely shift their focus to nonfarm payrolls data due on Friday, with analysts cautioning that any weakness could be a sign of the U.S. economy slowing.
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Israel made a point before Saturday of cautioning its soldiers against taking shots that might hit unintended targets, the kind that Israeli officials acknowledged had killed a Palestinian medic, Rouzan al-Najjar, last June, one of some 196 people killed in the protests.
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Last summer an independent review panel appointed by NASA and led by Fiona Harrison, a professor at the California Institute of Technology, endorsed the mission's basic science goals and methodology while cautioning against mission creep that could cause its costs to balloon.
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"I was shocked, initially, that it's alleged to be a private vendetta, or a private agenda," David Shapiro, a lecturer at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and former FBI agent, told me over the phone, cautioning the motive wasn't yet certain.
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State and city leaders across America took aggressive action Monday to curb the COVID-265 pandemic, closing restaurants and movie theaters, telling residents to shelter in place, ordering people not to stand too close and cautioning residents against leaving their home state.
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But Musk overall took a more serious tone toward the coronavirus than he did in a March 6 tweet, in which he called fear surrounding the virus "dumb," cautioning Tesla employees to be alert to the dangers of both large and small gatherings.
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Among the unexpected side affects of the global coronavirus outbreaks, some of the more peculiar include a rise in racist pornography, the unexpected popularity of a certain 2011 movie, and a vodka company cautioning people that its product can't protect against the virus.
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FRANKFURT, May 4 (Reuters) - Germany's BMW Group said it had made adequate risk provisions to cover a worldwide drop in used-car prices, while cautioning that it expects a slight decrease in return on equity from its financial services arm in 2017.
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LONDON — President Obama offered an indirect critique of the Black Lives Matter movement during a town-hall-style event here on Saturday, encouraging activists to engage with the political process and cautioning them that social change can be a slow and incremental process.
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Better, he thinks, to make recording an open practice, while cautioning patients to be thoughtful about how they use the results (and pointing out that they can hit "pause" at any point, should there be issues they don't care to share with anyone).
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Sempra's deal with State Grid Corporation of China could be announced as early as next week, the sources said, cautioning it was still possible that negotiations may falter at the last minute and asking not to be identified because the matter is confidential.
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"We report the clinical, imaging and biochemical evidence consistent with the hypothesis of over-exposure to cholinesterase inhibitors as the cause of brain injury," the study concluded, while cautioning that other causes could not be ruled out and more study was needed.
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One of Mandia's top concerns was the lack of "segregation" between government, enterprise and individuals' networks, he said, cautioning that as the lines are blurred, hackers will likely go after more vulnerable targets and cause malware to "ripple" out through various systems.
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" On Sunday, Ms. Warren made only a glancing reference to unity, cautioning a voter who raised the idea of impeaching the president that the process would divide Americans and that, if it came to that, Democrats must "help pull this country together.
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Glaxo eventually reanalyzed its data, and in 2006 enhanced the warning on Paxil, cautioning that among adults of all ages with major depressive disorder, "the frequency of suicidal behavior was higher in patients treated with paroxetine compared with placebo" — 6.7 times higher.
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In group play, goalkeepers could have received two yellow cards for such penalty-kick violations and been expelled, but Collina said FIFA had received temporary dispensation to eliminate yellow-card cautioning of goalkeepers who leave their line too early during knockout-round shootouts.
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But amid attempts by the far-right to hijack the issue to drum up hostility towards refugees, the political mainstream has pushed back, cautioning that anti-Semitism pre-existed the recent migrant influx and has deep roots across the spectrum of society.
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Carlyle has made a higher offer for Sedgwick than buyout firm Hellman & Friedman LLC, a former owner of the company that is also competing to acquire it, the sources said, cautioning that the outcome had not been finalized and no deal is certain.
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LONDON, Sept 22 (Reuters) - British car production rose 9.1 percent in August compared with the same month last year, an industry body said on Thursday, cautioning future growth would depend on Britain continuing to trade competitively after its vote to leave the European Union.
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Cautioning that "nothing is final in this debate and discussion in regard to this particular issue," Priebus told Fox News' Chris Wallace that "we have duplicative services in this regard all over the place," pointing to the departments of Justice and Health and Human Services.
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The non-bank firms took a market share of 29 percent in 2016, up from 21 percent in 2010, Aite said, cautioning that in the relatively opaque FX market its numbers were estimates and may include traditional fund managers inadvertently acting as market-makers.
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The company, privately held by founder Bertil Hult's family, has tapped JPMorgan Chase & Co to work on the potential sale, the people said, cautioning however EF is still weighing which part of the China business to sell and that a process has yet to start.
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On January 15, the CDC issued an unprecedented travel warning cautioning pregnant women and women planning to become pregnant to postpone travel to a set of Latin American and Caribbean countries and territories experiencing outbreaks of a mosquito-spread disease known as Zika virus.
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Tensions ran high on Thursday among lawmakers, with the House and Senate Democratic leaders calling on Mr. Ryan to remove Mr. Nunes from his chairmanship and one senior Republican senator cautioning that his House colleagues should slow down their push to release the document.
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Warning to Beijing: More than 100 prominent scholars and former diplomats, including two former U.S. ambassadors, signed an open letter cautioning that the detention of two Canadians threatens the flow of ideas with China essential for policy work and research aimed at narrowing international rifts.
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In response to the news that law enforcement used GEDmatch to find DeAngelo, the website released a statement Friday cautioning users to be aware that when they consent to release their DNA to build profiles, they can be used for this kind of dragnet.
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But some GOP lawmakers aren't on board yet: In fact, several were concerned about the effort being branded as a GOP-wide initiative, with lawmakers cautioning that they hadn't read the new bills and weren't even aware that they were being released on Wednesday.
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The expanded review includes an assessment of a broad range of options, including continuing to operate as a public, independent company, a separation of either Nielsen's buy or watch segment, or a sale of the company, Nielsen said, cautioning that no deal is certain.
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It plans on offering a mix of classic Atari titles and more modern PC games, although the company is cautioning that the Ataribox will only be able compete with more midrange computers — so think smaller titles like Minecraft, not larger AAA ones like Call of Duty.
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In the latest surrounding the U.S.-Mexico scenario, officials from both nations have begun trade discussions, with Mexico cautioning the U.S. that any levies would injure both nations, and potentially cause hundreds-of-thousands of Central Americans to migrate north in the future, according to Associated Press.
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"Given the developments of the last few days, an extension is becoming more likely," asset manager Amundi said in an email, cautioning that it was preparing for a "several months extension with prolonged uncertainty, not the technical extension that would very probably come with a deal scenario".
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Less than a week before an Uber self-driving SUV prototype struck and killed a pedestrian in Tempe, Arizona last March, a manager sent executives an email cautioning that its autonomous vehicle unit needed to "work on establishing a culture rooted in safety," reports The Information.
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"Many of these jurisdictions are also crumbling under the weight of illegal immigration and violent crime," reads the announcement, adding that the Justice Department is sending each of these nine jurisdictions letters cautioning them that they risk losing federal funding if they don't comply with the law.
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The sale, led by Lazard on behalf of AB InBev, is expected to kick off toward the end of September, the sources said, cautioning that AB InBev wants to finalize the SABMiller takeover before starting negotiations for the brands, which include Czech market leader Pilsner Urquell.
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There are still many Republicans cautioning against a shutdown; they just happen to be the calmer voices of reason that seem increasingly out of place in today's Washington – a capital city now seduced by the reality-TV politics that are the hallmark of the Trump-era.
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Dorsey agreed that "more context" around tweets and accounts is good, but — when pressed by Warner on whether Twitter should have a policy to ID bots vs humans on the platform — he said Twitter is actively considering it, albeit cautioning "as far as we can detect them".
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NTT Data has so far prevailed in an auction for Perot Systems, though it has yet to agree on a price with Dell, which has been seeking more than $5 billion in a potential divestment, the people said on Friday, cautioning that no deal is certain.
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While cautioning that the new U.S. administration would need to settle in before wider conclusions could be drawn, Lavrov signaled he was encouraged by the tenor of the Trump team's statements so far which he said suggested it would be possible to have a pragmatic relationship.
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Here's a look at some controversies in the cures bill: Consumer groups warn of harm to patients Consumer groups are especially worried about the FDA reforms included in 21st Century Cures, cautioning that they could endanger patients by lowering standards for the approval of new drugs.
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Silver Lake and Partners Group, which share control of a business known for its tax-free shopping network, have signed non-disclosure agreements (NDA) with a series of interested parties, which include some European buyout funds, one of the sources said, cautioning that no deal was certain.
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With its ghost-town cities and post-apocalyptic mood, AMC's popular zombie thriller is littered with references to the ruinous disease that ended the Time Before ("Clean Hands Protect Lives" reads a cautioning poster we see in Sunday's episode of the show) that now seem familiar.
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Jonathan Lippman, the former chief judge of the state's highest court who is chairman of the independent commission on Rikers, also spoke at the mayor's news conference, cautioning against a tit for tat between Albany and New York City over the timing of the Rikers closure.
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Mr. Kushner may take heart in the fact that Jefferson even made a secret approach to the Russians, warning that "the mission should be as little known as possible," and particularly cautioning against telling anyone in the Senate, advice that seems relevant in the current circumstances.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct 2 (Reuters) - It is "inevitable" that central banks including the U.S. Federal Reserve will start issuing digital currency, Philadelphia Federal Reserve bank president Patrick Harker said on Wednesday, while cautioning that the U.S. should not be the nation to lead such a move.
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The United States has reached agreement with the Taliban militants on a week-long reduction of violence that could lead to a U.S. troop withdrawal from Afghanistan, a senior administration official said on Friday, while cautioning that the insurgents must honor commitments for the accord to stick.
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While cautioning that Mr. Silver, a Democrat, may yet be convicted at a retrial, several legal experts said his case had set a precedent that could affect those of other politicians found guilty of corruption — and could also have a chilling effect on new public integrity investigations.
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After cautioning against regime change during the election, rightly drawing on the lessons of Iraq, Trump ordered a direct strike against the Assad government in April because he was saddened by photos of the regime's victims and reportedly influenced by the feelings of his daughter, Ivanka.
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Plenty of Americans are currently cautioning that even though they voted against Trump for president, they're giving him a chance to change their minds — exactly the mindset that the anti-"normalization" crew is pushing against by pointing out how unusual the transition has been so far.
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The money raised via the debt offering, which will be separate from funds WeWork would receive in an IPO, could grow as big as $10 billion over the next few years, the source said, cautioning that there is still no certainty the offering will ultimately materialize.
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Blackstone, a New-York based private equity firm, has prevailed over other bidders in the auction for Team Health, and is in the process of negotiating final terms for an acquisition, the people said on Tuesday, cautioning that it is still possible that the talks end without a deal.
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"It's this topic that's very hard for people to think about, I think because people overlook the nanny, as if she's invisible because she's coming into this breach where there is a lot of conflict," Scheftel told me, cautioning that she could not comment on the Ortega case directly.
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"Perhaps markets believe that the ECB moves will reactivate the euro-funded carry trade, and that this would be enough for EM to keep strengthening versus the dollar, despite a weak euro-dollar pair," they said, cautioning however that any additional dollar strength could weigh on EM currencies.
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At least, that's the contention of some political observers, not just on the right, who are cautioning that Trump's historically weak approval numbers don't necessarily mean he's doomed to drag down Republican candidates in 2018 or face long odds for re-election should he seek it in 423.
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" Amid that lukewarm statement of support, Bloomberg reported that White House officials "are cautioning Republican lawmakers and other conservative allies to temper their defense of Scott Pruitt, according to two people familiar with the discussions, in a sign that administration support for the embattled EPA chief may be waning.
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Democrats are cautioning that the party's 2020 strategy can't have an either/or approach and say the candidate who prevails in the primary needs to show the ability to build coalitions of key constituencies, including working-class white voters in the Midwest and black voters in the South.
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While cautioning that the study involved too few cases to make generalizations, Dr. van der Linden said that it appeared that most of these babies had good eye contact because the damage was less severe in brain areas involving vision than it was in areas involving motor skills.
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Ideas being batted about inside the White House include finding a way for government to guarantee paid sick leave for workers or sending money to small businesses to avoid layoffs, people familiar with the early discussions said, cautioning the brainstorming was still loose and in its early phases.
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But Trump and members of the White House coronavirus task force over the past week have touted increased levels of cooperation with the private sector that they say will make screening more accessible, while cautioning that the new wave of tests will result in an explosion of cases.
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The conservative Judicial Crisis Network, which has staunchly opposed the nomination of Garland, praised Trump's selections for seeming "to share in common a record of putting the law and the Constitution ahead of their political preferences," while cautioning that of course, all of them would have to be vetted.
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Indeed, in announcing the wage increase and brokering a deal with Senate Republicans, Mr. Cuomo seemed to be treading a fine line between confidence that $15 would eventually be reached statewide and cautioning that the wage could be suspended if it was determined to be hurting the economy.
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The sequencing of the elements of a peace agreement is a delicate issue, with Afghan politicians cautioning the United States not to lose its leverage over the Taliban by announcing a withdrawal timeline before the insurgents and the Afghan side have agreed to a political settlement and cease-fire.
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While drugs and alcohol have played a role in some of the other attempts, a toxicology report showed none were found in Sheridan's system, Jackie stressed, cautioning the public against "pathologizing" the Indigenous population of Attawapiskat, where the youngest person to attempt suicide was 11 and the oldest was 71.
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Negotiations about how the unit may be carved out are complex and could take several more weeks, the sources added, cautioning that there is no certainty that Aon will decide to sell the business, which has 12-month earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization of close to $500 million.
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H.R. McMaster is an about-face from the divisive Flynn, who resigned amid the escalating controversy over his contact with Sergey Kislyak, Russian ambassador to the U.S. McMaster, often described as the army's own futurist, holds a complex view on technology, cautioning against technological hubris as a solution to modern warfare.
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Cohen's attorney Lanny Davis said Thursday evening that Cohen had recently obtained a hard drive containing "14 million files" related to his personal business and the Trump Organization that investigators could be interested in viewing, while cautioning that Cohen heading to prison would disrupt his ability to provide Congress with information.
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The front-runners in the early primary states are followed by philanthropist Tom SteyerThomas (Tom) Fahr SteyerGabbard, Klobuchar qualify for Democratic debates Iowa poll: Warren, Buttigieg, Sanders and Biden in a tight scrape at the top Saagar Enjeti praises Yang for cautioning Democrats on impeachment MORE at 6900 percent, Sen.
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In Delaware, in a parallel lawsuit brought by Frederic V. Salerno, Viacom's lead independent director, a judge also ruled that the case could proceed and cleared the way for a medical examination of Mr. Redstone "in a dignified way," while cautioning Viacom's lawyers to refrain from acting like "attack" dogs.
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While the 210-year note has still not breached March 210 levels, it's worth cautioning that once it hit 2.23 percent last year, contrary to expectations at the time, it then started a downward trend almost breaching 22.2 percent back in September before easing up towards the end of the year.
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"I think particularly with Amazon in play, it reflects an almost evangelical faith people have that they can disrupt established business problems in the way that they've done in many other industries," said Niall Brennan, president of the Health Care Cost Institute, while cautioning that the market may have overreacted.
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But by 2010, Perdue was already warning that nativism had gone too far in some conservative circles, cautioning fellow Republicans to avoid a "gang-type mentality" and to make sure that "people of color and people who are not U.S.-born" feel welcome in the United States and in the Republican Party.
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"If he (Erdogan) were to visibly lose the support of the Turkish people in the way that we've seen flashes of in recent elections, this could really be a destabilizing moment as there's no clear option of what comes next," she said, cautioning that the market rally might not last that long either.
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The United States issued a travel advisory in January cautioning Americans traveling to China — particularly if they were born there and had become naturalized American citizens — that the Chinese government might not allow them to leave if it wanted to put pressure on them, a member of their family or their employer.
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WASHINGTON — Former President Barack Obama offered an unusual warning to the Democratic primary field on Friday evening, cautioning the candidates not to move too far to the left in their policy proposals, even as he sought to reassure a party establishment worried about the electoral strength of their historically large primary field.
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Following a series of strikes by pilots in Ireland, its home country, Ryanair warned it might have to cut jobs, cautioning that its reputation for low fares could be affected by the industrial action The Turkish lira fell sharply, after the central bank decided to leave its benchmark interest rate on hold, at 17.75%.
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North Korea issued a stern warning to the U.S. on Sunday about its latest round of sanctions on officials in Pyongyang, cautioning that continued escalation could "block the path to denuclearization on the Korean peninsula forever" and lead "relations back to the status of last year which was marked by exchanges of fire," BBC reports.
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International oil majors including BP have refrained from making an offer while Italy's ENI - which is keen to grow in the renewable market - was initially in the race and held talks with Qatari investors for a joint bid, the sources said, cautioning there was opposition from ENI's executives and a bid was unlikely to materialize.
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"We seem to be getting the permits and support we need," Mr. Egeland said, while cautioning that the attack on the convoy on Monday, the deadliest in Syria's five-year civil war, had cast doubt on the safety and reliability of procedures that have provided the basis for aid deliveries to millions of Syrians.
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But in recent years the HASC has questioned the Department's commitment to fielding these capabilities, cautioning that proposed cuts to the DoD Non-Lethal Weapons Program may have "unintended or unforeseen impacts on contingency planning" and force DoD to rely "solely on lethal force" in circumstances where the use of such force might be counterproductive.
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Billionaire casino owner Sheldon Adelson is cautioning President TrumpDonald John TrumpWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE about how an intensifying trade war against China could hurt the economy and endanger the president's reelection.
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" GLAAD director of programs for transgender media Nick Adams issued a statement to PEOPLE celebrating the news and cautioning the media in its coverage: "GLAAD is thrilled that Lilly Wachowski is able to be her true and authentic self today, however, she should not have been forced to disclose her transgender identity before she was ready to do so.
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Per CNN, the agency is at a loss to explain the increase in mid-flight sexual assaults, saying that the number of reported incidents is "alarming"—and they are cautioning that waiting until the flight is grounded to take action can interfere with an investigation:FBI investigations into midair sexual assaults increased by 173% from fiscal year 217 to 22014.
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"Since myopia is highest in persons of Asian ancestry and this demographic group has become more prevalent in the US over the past decade, it is conceivable that rates of myopia in the US might be on the increase because of the changing demographics in the US," Demott said, cautioning that national data do not specifically address the point.
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I don't know if the latter story is necessarily a cautionary tale, since cautioning requires warning against that which has not yet occurred; suffering has always happened at the bedside of perennial privilege, and the recipients of such privilege have always been very good at writing their own stories — indeed, they've had the platform for it.
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" Cautioning readers that one of his anthologies, "Cold Snap," required "strong nerves and an even stronger stomach," the novelist Joyce Carol Oates wrote in The New York Times Book Review in 1995, "Reading Thom Jones's fiction is like speeding in an open car: The landscape blurs, the momentum becomes intoxicating — and then the brakes are applied, with no warning.
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"That process of becoming more at ease with myself, becoming less inhibited, being more comfortable with my own skin, all of those things have been helped immensely by psychedelics," he says, cautioning that while his own experiences have been positive, psychedelics aren't for everybody, nor does he advocate that they'll help anyone else in the same way.
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" In its 2019 annual financial filing on Monday, however, Uber told a different story, cautioning investors that its number of platform users could decline or fluctuate materially due to many factors including: "a pandemic or an outbreak of disease or similar public health concern, such as the recent coronavirus outbreak, or fear of such an event.
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In May 2006, after further analyses of a broader set of data, Glaxo added a warning to Paxil's label and wrote a letter to health care providers cautioning that among adults of all ages with major depressive disorder, "the frequency of suicidal behavior was higher in patients treated with paroxetine compared with placebo" — a statistically significant 6.7 times higher.
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" On Wednesday, the State Department confirmed the United States and Russia can replace diplomats in each other's countries who were expelled last week, describing the process as standard practice for cases in which targeted personnel are ejected as "persona non-grata," and cautioning that any new diplomats would be subject to approval on a "case-by-case basis.
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" In an interview on CNN, the Texas congressman said the remark showed "a level of insensitivity to a horrific period in our history of our country," warning that divisive rhetoric "takes away" from the key point Trump wanted to make and cautioning that it "contributes to this notion that Republicans are not understanding of the plight of minorities.
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During these informal conversations, usually at his office in Washington, Mr. Obama has offered a combination of supportive advice and sober warnings, cautioning candidates that running for president is a more punishing process than they could ever imagine, according to seven people who have spoken with him directly or were briefed in detail on the meetings.
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In his book The Promise, journalist Jonathan Alter describes how Biden sided with Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel in cautioning against taking on major reform and instead pursuing more incremental steps: Whether or not to pursue major health care reform in the first year had been a furious topic of debate going back to the transition.
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Late last month, MSNBC announced an all-female moderating team for the event, which includes MSNBC anchor Andrea Mitchell, host Rachel MaddowRachel Anne MaddowSaagar Enjeti praises Yang for cautioning Democrats on impeachment Tyler Perry Studios named site of next Democratic debate Harris struggling with substance to match the aspiration MORE and White House correspondent Kristen Welker, along with Washington Post reporter Ashley Parker.
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An aide to Tom SteyerThomas (Tom) Fahr SteyerGabbard, Klobuchar qualify for Democratic debates Iowa poll: Warren, Buttigieg, Sanders and Biden in a tight scrape at the top Saagar Enjeti praises Yang for cautioning Democrats on impeachment MORE's presidential campaign in South Carolina resigned on Monday following an internal investigation after it was discovered he had downloaded volunteer data from Sen.
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Several top White House officials, including Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayIllinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Trump health chief: Officials actively 'working on' ObamaCare replacement plan Campaign aide: Trump asking questions shared by 'millions of Americans' with Epstein conspiracy theory MORE and Marc Short, also have been cautioning Trump against wading into the Speaker's race, ABC News reported.
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An aide with presidential candidate Tom SteyerThomas (Tom) Fahr SteyerGabbard, Klobuchar qualify for Democratic debates Iowa poll: Warren, Buttigieg, Sanders and Biden in a tight scrape at the top Saagar Enjeti praises Yang for cautioning Democrats on impeachment MORE's presidential campaign in South Carolina used an account from his previous work with the state Democratic Party to steal volunteer data gathered by Sen.
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In Gorontalo Province, on the same island as Palu and marred by another major active fault, Sultan Kalupe, the head of the spatial planning division of the provincial ministry of public works, said he was surprised to hear from a Times reporter that a government map had been issued in 2012 cautioning that his region was at a high risk of liquefaction.
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The Post wrote:A smaller group of these state officials, representing the broader coalition, is expected to unveil the investigation at a Monday news conference in Washington, according to three people familiar with the matter who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss a law enforcement proceeding on the record, cautioning the plans could change.
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But supporters of Mallory argue that the controversy is a sign of growing pains, cautioning that how Mallory is handled could alienate the women of color who already feel ignored and marginalized within the feminist movement, with many of her defenders arguing that attacks on black and brown communities do not cause the same outcry that Mallory's attendance at the Farrakhan speech caused.
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Republican leaders in Texas are reportedly cautioning that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE could lose the reliably red state during his reelection bid in 2628 if he does not devote adequate attention and resources there.
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Johnnie Moore, a Southern Baptist minister and CEO of The Kairos Company who was a co-chairman of Trump's evangelical advisory board during his campaign, told The Associated Press in an interview that despite Trump's public cautioning that he won't ask potential nominees to the Supreme Court about their stance on abortion, evangelicals remain highly confident in Trump's eventual pick to fill the recent vacancy.
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This is one of many sentiments I uncover that throw off a whimsical-idealistic college-student vibe, but I am reminded of another proverb cautioning about people in glass houses and the throwing of stones — and anyway, the real point of the exercise seems to be to underscore how easily utopias are made and discarded, or perhaps that one utopia can only exist at the expense of another.
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"For muscles of the lower face, as this study showed, it can lead to fullness of the mid-face which makes the patients appear younger," she says, cautioning that, for muscles in the upper face such as the the frontalis (forehead muscle), glabellar complex ('11' lines) and orbicularis oris (crow's feet), repeated use and contraction can causes these lines to become more deeply etched leading to a more aged appearance.
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Former first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE said Saturday that she isn't interested in running for office, cautioning that "it doesn't matter who runs" for the presidency until the U.S. becomes unified.
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But how successful the Santa Cruz will be depends on several factors, including pricing and Hyundai own volume targets, said Brinley, cautioning that if the truck comes in somewhere in the low $20,000 it could have a large audience, "but if it winds up at $34,000, that won't be the type of vehicle that appeals to a college kid," as the compact trucks of decades past once did.
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Advocates of universal basic income (UBI) are cautioning against Democratic presidential candidate Andrew YangAndrew YangOn The Money: Trump dismisses 'phony Emoluments Clause' after Doral criticism | Senate Dems signal support for domestic spending package | House panel to consider vaping tax Sanders: 'Outrageous' to suggest Gabbard 'is a foreign asset' Clinton attacks on Gabbard become flashpoint in presidential race MORE's proposed "Freedom Dividend," saying it would hurt low-income Americans.
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Vice President Pence and White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayIllinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Trump health chief: Officials actively 'working on' ObamaCare replacement plan Campaign aide: Trump asking questions shared by 'millions of Americans' with Epstein conspiracy theory MORE are among those cautioning Trump to stay out of the race, fearing it could complicate the competition and the president's relationship with the winner, according to ABC.
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The then-senior Department of Justice (DOJ) official briefed both senior FBI and DOJ officials in summer 2202 about Christopher Steele's Russia dossier, explicitly cautioning that the British intelligence operative's work was opposition research connected to Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's campaign and might be biased.
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After he spoke to his House Republican colleagues at a meeting of their conference last week, cautioning them of the dangers of the discharge petition, urging them not to turn the floor over to the Democrats, warning them of the electoral disaster to come if they pass an amnesty bill that depresses GOP voter turnout in the November elections, two more of his fellow Republicans signed the discharge petition, despite his plea.
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Sen. Al FrankenAlan (Al) Stuart FrankenNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Al Franken urges Trump to give new speech after shootings: 'Try to make it sound like you're sincere, even if you're not' MORE (D-Minn.) is cautioning his Democratic colleagues that if President Trump is impeached, Vice President Pence would become president and he "would be worse" on domestic issues.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarris fundraises off expected Sessions Senate run Gabbard, Klobuchar qualify for Democratic debates Iowa poll: Warren, Buttigieg, Sanders and Biden in a tight scrape at the top MORE (D-Calif.) — won 2628 percent, while the billionaire and activist Tom SteyerThomas (Tom) Fahr SteyerGabbard, Klobuchar qualify for Democratic debates Iowa poll: Warren, Buttigieg, Sanders and Biden in a tight scrape at the top Saagar Enjeti praises Yang for cautioning Democrats on impeachment MORE followed with 28503 percent.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on Wednesday said miners have one "last shot" in this election, cautioning that the coal industry will be nonexistent if Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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With a new story about how nobody on the campaign trail cares about how, you guessed it, nobody cares about impeachment The reporter notes that at a recent major political event in Iowa, over the weekend, only one candidate mentioned impeachment during his speech, that candidate's name is Tom SteyerThomas (Tom) Fahr SteyerGabbard, Klobuchar qualify for Democratic debates Iowa poll: Warren, Buttigieg, Sanders and Biden in a tight scrape at the top Saagar Enjeti praises Yang for cautioning Democrats on impeachment MORE.
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In a letter to Esper, Chairman Adam Smith (D-Wash.) and ranking member Mac ThornberryWilliam (Mac) McClellan ThornberryBroad, bipartisan rebuke for proposal to pull troops from Africa Lawmakers push back at Pentagon's possible Africa drawdown GOP senator on Trump soliciting foreign interference: 'Those are just statements' MORE, (R-Texas), urged the secretary to "carefully consider the adverse implications of reducing our force posture in Africa," cautioning that "the threat of violent extremism and terrorism persists" in the region overseen by U.S. Africa Command.
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CNN announced late Monday it will host two separate town halls in Iowa for 2020 presidential candidates Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Trump rails against House Democrats, impeachment inquiry during campaign rally: 'It's all a hoax' Trump acknowledges Warren's rise in the polls, revives 'Pocahontas' slur MORE and Tom SteyerThomas (Tom) Fahr SteyerGabbard, Klobuchar qualify for Democratic debates Iowa poll: Warren, Buttigieg, Sanders and Biden in a tight scrape at the top Saagar Enjeti praises Yang for cautioning Democrats on impeachment MORE.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarris fundraises off expected Sessions Senate run Gabbard, Klobuchar qualify for Democratic debates Iowa poll: Warren, Buttigieg, Sanders and Biden in a tight scrape at the top MORE's (D) presidential campaign is fundraising from a report that a former employee for the Democratic Party of South Carolina, now working for Tom SteyerThomas (Tom) Fahr SteyerGabbard, Klobuchar qualify for Democratic debates Iowa poll: Warren, Buttigieg, Sanders and Biden in a tight scrape at the top Saagar Enjeti praises Yang for cautioning Democrats on impeachment MORE's campaign, stole her campaign's South Carolina volunteer data.
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Outdated safe harbor laws have no place in trade agreements MORE (R-Ore.) sent U.S. Trade Representative Robert LighthizerRobert (Bob) Emmet LighthizerOn The Money: Economy adds 164K jobs in July | Trump signs two-year budget deal, but border showdown looms | US, EU strike deal on beef exports Chinese, US negotiators fine-tuning details of trade agreement: report The Trump economy keeps roaring ahead MORE a letter cautioning against the inclusion of language drawn from a decades-old internet safe harbor provision in the current United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).
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Another complication is that many nonbinary people also call themselves transgender or trans — not, as Salem has, to avoid explaining themselves, but as an umbrella term, encompassing all kinds of self-definition, all sorts of physical transformation and transgression of the norms of F and M. "Data are scarce, and the research gaps are vast," Jody Herman, a public-policy scholar at the U.C.L.A. School of Law's Williams Institute, a think tank devoted to issues of gender and sexual orientation, told me, cautioning against any estimate of the country's nonbinary population.
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Labour's Brexit spokesman Keir Starmer said the party was ready to be "the grown-ups in the room" and take charge of negotiations to leave the EU, cautioning against taking anything off the table when looking at Britain's future ties with the EU. After months of sticking to a position little different from the Conservative Party's pursuit of a clean break with the EU, Labour changed tack last month by suggesting that, if in power, it would press for remaining in the EU's single market for a transition period to smooth Britain's departure in March 2019.
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Twenty House Democrats sent a letter to President TrumpDonald John TrumpDe Blasio calls on Trump to deploy military to set up hospitals in New York Hillicon Valley: Facebook launches portal for coronavirus information | EU sees spike in Russian misinformation on outbreak | Senate Dem bill would encourage mail-in voting | Lawmakers question safety of Google virus website Trump signs coronavirus aid package with paid sick leave, free testing MORE on Tuesday cautioning against dolling out further funds to the fossil fuel industry after the White House announced late last week that the government would purchase oil to shore up the industry.
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Senate Finance Committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyWhite House denies exploring payroll tax cut to offset worsening economy Schumer joins Pelosi in opposition to post-Brexit trade deal that risks Northern Ireland accord GOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation MORE (R-Iowa) condemned President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's new tariffs on Mexico late Thursday, calling the move a "misuse" of presidential tariff authority and cautioning the levies could derail passage of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarris fundraises off expected Sessions Senate run Gabbard, Klobuchar qualify for Democratic debates Iowa poll: Warren, Buttigieg, Sanders and Biden in a tight scrape at the top MORE (D-Calif.) at 4 percent, and businessman Tom SteyerThomas (Tom) Fahr SteyerGabbard, Klobuchar qualify for Democratic debates Iowa poll: Warren, Buttigieg, Sanders and Biden in a tight scrape at the top Saagar Enjeti praises Yang for cautioning Democrats on impeachment MORE, tech entrepreneur Andrew YangAndrew YangYang seeks donations for 2020 rival Marianne Williamson: 'She has much more to say' Gabbard, Klobuchar qualify for Democratic debates Iowa poll: Warren, Buttigieg, Sanders and Biden in a tight scrape at the top MORE, and Rep.
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