Robert Mueller warned of this; James Clapper has warned of it; and now Fiona Hill has done the same.
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Several Hong Kong-listed firms warned of hits to profits and Apple CEO Tim Cook warned of supply chain disruptions.
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Jordan's King Abdullah warned of the repercussions of Trump's expected move in talks last week in Washington with top administration officials and warned of a backlash across the Middle East.
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The Commission has warned of massive fines in both cases.
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Mexican officials warned of tsunami waves higher than 13 feet.
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Mr Privert has warned of the risk of "widespread famine".
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But he quickly warned of the dangers of falling inflation.
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Green activists have warned of this possible scenario for years.
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Lebanese leaders have warned of a financial crisis without changes.
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Yet Mr Kim warned of "difficult living conditions" this year.
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But be warned of the lunar eclipse near the 16th.
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The TV news turned on low warned of tainted Tylenol.
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In July, the king warned of conflict over the issue.
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Mr Trump welcomed "possible progress" but warned of "false hope".
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The Hyatt went the extra step and warned of gators.
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The head of Turkey's disaster management agency warned of aftershocks.
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But he warned of broader concerns in the tech sector.
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Ratings agencies have also warned of further credit ratings downgrades.
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U.S. Congressional investigators have warned of Russian involvement in France.
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Heading towards 2020, however, the bank warned of a recession.
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Meteorologists had warned of possible heavy rains in the area.
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He also warned of the risks of negative interest rates.
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Without more aid, Grandi warned of growing hostility towards Venezuelans.
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The Kremlin has warned of unspecified consequences if it did.
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Officials have warned of dangerous levels of sulfur dioxide gas.
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Alan Simpson warned of the growing partisanship in the body.
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Some global companies have warned of a slowdown in China.
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Republican leaders have warned of potential losses in the midterms.
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Yet another warned of Moscow's "cultural genocide" of the Jews.
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But after the vote, some members warned of jumping ahead.
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The bulletins warned of rain falling in feet, not inches.
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Frantic calls on the police radio warned of the danger.
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They have warned of a serious threat of major rioting.
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A study published in 2013 warned of a burgeoning epidemic.
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Others warned of more dire consequences of the court's action.
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New Jersey's Department of Health warned of treacherous driving conditions.
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The company also warned of a mixed outlook looking ahead.
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A Chinese doctor who warned of the outbreak has died.
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Apple has already warned of the risk of iPhone shortages.
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Yes, she still warned of "dark psychic forces" in politics.
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Health officials warned of the hazards and police threatened arrest.
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Trump himself has warned of riots in a contested convention.
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They warned of legal action against people violating the ban.
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Mr. Trump was among those who warned of dire consequences.
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Australia has frequently warned of Chinese interference in its politics.
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Rick Snyder warned of "downright scary" Flint water … in 2014.
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But she also warned of risks to financial stability and innovation.
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Clothing chains Primark and Superdry have also warned of weak sales.
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Warned of the consequences Robert Peal, attorney for Bradley Coatings Inc.
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He warned of "turmoil" as insurers finalize their rates for 2019.
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Trump, too, had warned of "very severe" consequences against the kingdom.
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Analysts warned of huge bribes being paid in exchange for support.
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Isik warned of retaliation for any action by the Syrian militia.
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The Bank of England has warned of risks associated with this.
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A Kremlin spokesman warned of an upcoming "media attack" on Putin.
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Beijing has warned of retaliation if Washington launches any new measures.
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China said it would not be blackmailed and warned of retaliation.
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ISIS, which claimed responsibility, warned of more attacks in a statement.
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Bank of America warned of a "significant slowing" in global growth.
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The IRS warned of an uptick in fraud attempts involving payroll.
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Several automotive suppliers have warned of falling profits in recent weeks.
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" He also warned of a "growing anti-Americanism among Turkish people.
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It warned of possibly more periods of downtime in coming months.
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Other civilians were not warned of the closure, the U.N. said.
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China has warned of retaliation if Washington implements any new measures.
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Standard & Poor's recently warned of rising risks in India's financial sector.
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Broadcom had warned of a decline in this segment in April.
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Currently, users are warned of side effects such as suicidal thoughts.
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EPA officials knew residents were not being warned of the contamination.
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Trump has warned of "riots" if he's ousted under those conditions.
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China has warned of retaliation if Washington launches any new measures.
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But it warned of the consequences to long-term economic health.
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Farmers have also warned of possible food shortages later this year.
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He warned of further attacks if Syria used chemical weapons again.
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Dahl himself frequently warned of the mind-damaging effects of television.
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That report also warned of a looming "humanitarian catastrophe" in Gaza.
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Some ads warned of the harm that buying sex can cause.
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Microsoft also warned of attacks on the offices of two senators.
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The Bundesbank has flagged concerns and warned of a possible recession.
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Rights organizations have also warned of discrepancies in the preliminary results.
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But he warned of the political risks of a government takeover.
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Then the train stopped and an announcement warned of signal problems.
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The invitation warned of the "changing weathers" of Scotland's west coast.
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The Federal Reserve chairman warned of the epidemic's broader economic risks.
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O.C. plus three" and warned of the "grim specter of socialism.
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He has warned of taking dramatic actions to stop the leaks.
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But Booker warned of issues beyond the scope of antitrust law.
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National Intelligence Director Dan Coats also warned of rising Chinese aggression.
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Visitors to the site have previously been warned of high tide.
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President Vladimir V. Putin himself warned of that possibility last month.
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Legal specialists warned of high long-term costs to American democracy.
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Gurley himself has warned of other dangers within the venture financing space.
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Republicans have also warned of attempts to "federalize" elections, The Hill notes.
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But Jeff Sessions warned of the consequences when announcing it in May.
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The UK also warned of ISIS still posing a threat to Iraq.
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Scientists warned of the little research and many potential risks CBD brings.
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At the time, Clinton warned of "untold suffering" in the Tamil areas.
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In Frankfurt, German pilots' union Vereinigung Cockpit (VC) warned of more action.
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Mr Janaillac had warned of a big drop in profits this year.
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Aid agencies and media have often warned of China's "looming" AIDS crisis.
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Beijing had warned of retaliation if Washington launched any new trade measures.
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On occasion, the staff warned of transfers that might attract unwanted attention.
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The company had warned of the full-year loss two days ago.
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Forecasters warned of the potential for more than 2 inches of rain.
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It warned of "serious consequences" if the new policy was implemented hastily.
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In the past, some of these indicators have warned of trouble ahead.
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S. trade tensions, while President Xi Jinping warned of difficult times ahead.
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Qualcomm rival Intel also warned of a slowdown in the China market.
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He warned of a final, epic dump before his identity was revealed.
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Beijing has warned of retaliation if Washington implements any new tariff measures.
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It warned of "serious consequences" if the new policy was implemented hastily.
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SDF officials have warned of an Islamic State revival if Washington withdraws.
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And Citigroup this week warned of escalating risks for a global recession.
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However, it also warned of a sales slowdown for the current quarter.
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China has warned of retaliation if Washington implements any new tariff measures.
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However, advisory heavyweights like BlackRock and Vanguard have warned of unintended consequences.
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The central bank also warned of slowing growth in Europe and China.
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Schiff called this a "dangerous escalation" and warned of its potential consequences.
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Iran has warned of reciprocal measures if the tanker is not released.
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But, at the same time, they warned of hustlers and scam artists.
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North Korean media was dismissive of the exercises, but warned of retaliation.
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German officials have warned of growing anti-migrant sentiment in the country.
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Ratings agencies have warned of downgrades before the end of the year.
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" The sociologist William G. Staples warned of the proliferation of "Tiny Brothers.
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However, Schnitzer warned of significant fourth-quarter catastrophe losses from California wildfires.
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The President and his confederates have warned of the consequences of impeachment.
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Sessions warned of the danger of intelligence leaks during questioning by Sen.
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Late last month, Amazon warned of a weaker-than-expected holiday season.
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Apple supplier Skyworks (SWKS) warned of softer sales and profits as well.
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He had previously warned of the perils of a no-deal Brexit.
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But it warned of challenges in the second half of the year.
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He also warned of the dangers posed to Hawaii and the Philippines.
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Chinese officials have warned of "grave consequences" if Meng is not released.
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However, analysts also warned of waning demand in the off-peak season.
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John Cornyn of Texas warned of "serious repercussions" if Mueller were dismissed.
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Economists, however, have warned of job losses if the trade tensions escalate.
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Scott during an interview Sunday on ABC warned of the storm's impact.
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French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault warned of the dangers of delay.
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Leaders have warned of a financial crisis if there are no changes.
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Two years ago at the Democratic Convention, I warned of those threats.
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Dutton repeatedly warned of the "spiraling costs" of healthcare and sought reform.
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Experts warned of dire consequences if the current pace of activity continues.
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The United Nations' disarmament office has warned of heightened risks to peace.
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The head of the council representing commuters warned of the political consequences.
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Last month, five delivery companies warned of delivery delays following the expulsions.
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Like today's Democrats, Republicans then warned of enduring damage to the institution.
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" • "Republican members warned of going too far with a new privacy law.
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It warned of the growing sectarian strife between Egypt's Christians and Muslims.
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"The problem is that we were warned of nothing," Mr. Guiraud said.
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Mr. Guterres, in his comments on Wednesday, also warned of a backlash.
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But one of the lawmakers in opposition warned of potential reverse sexism.
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" Will Rogers Airport in Oklahoma City warned of "multiple delays and cancellations.
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Numerous colonial newspapers covered it and warned of the tyranny it represented.
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Senior Iranian military officials warned of a military retaliation for the killing.
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She also believes sex workers should have been warned of Gallese's reintegration.
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Iran called the move a "foolish escalation" and warned of "harsh retaliation."
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Rubio warned of the "chaos" that would result from a Trump presidency.
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He warned of "dramatic consequences" as AI use in the military accelerates.
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On Monday morning, Houthi rebels warned of further attacks against Saudi targets.
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Americans already must be warned of possible health effects of tobacco usage.
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She, too, warned of a devastating effect on hospitals in New York.
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Consumer groups and tech companies have warned of a legal challenge, however.
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" He warned of the gangs, violence, and drugs "pouring into our communities.
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On June 16th the IMF warned of re-emerging "vulnerabilities" in Pakistan's economy.
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Others have warned of a looming shortage of millions of tonnes of pork.
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To earn its current kill limit, OFW warned of an 80s-style situation.
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The weather service warned of "very large hail" and tornado threats for Tulsa.
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The following day, Tesla announced layoffs and warned of "very difficult" times ahead.
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He has also warned of the threat of a land invasion by Russia.
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Still, Chief Executive Officer Richard Goyder warned of continuing pressure on grocery margins.
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James Lankford (R-OK) has also warned of the dangers of deficit recklessness.
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The trumpets of doom warned of financial meltdowns, civil wars and nuclear Armageddon.
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His closing ad warned of a shadowy cabal of bankers and international elites.
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Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker warned of power outages from the wet, heavy snow.
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In February, it had warned of higher than forecast investment in the network.
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Tapestry warned of a potential sales and earnings impact from the coronavirus outbreak.
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Political scientists who have studied such things could have warned of the dangers.
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Looking to the future, UBS warned of the impact from global trade tensions.
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Police moved in to try to disperse the crowd and warned of arrests.
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Harry Tchilinguirian, oil strategist at BNP Paribas, warned of "supply issues" into 2019.
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On the earnings front, chipmakers Texas Instruments and STMicroelectronics warned of slowing demand.
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AX warned of uncertainty around future revenue from China following the Crown arrests.
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Citi has already warned of higher losses in its U.S. credit-card unit.
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Prime Minister Wickremesinghe warned of the potential for more attacks in the country.
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Authorities were warned of possible attacks 2 weeks ago, the government said Monday.
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China on Friday said it would not be blackmailed and warned of retaliation.
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This week the chief of Britain's general staff warned of a Russian attack.
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Freeport had warned of the quarterly loss at the beginning of the month.
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Officials also warned of toxic plumes, called laze, after lava entered the ocean.
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The Bank of England also warned of a sooner-than-expected rate hike.
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The aid agency warned of "pockets of what is close to a famine".
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The United Nations children's agency (UNICEF) warned of risks for children in particular.
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Cal Fire warned of high fire danger with hot and dry conditions. 4.
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Britain's Jeremy Hunt warned of "real risks" if the agreement is voted down.
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Sharp then warned of losses and Foxconn walked away as the shares sank.
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The Greek historian Thucydides warned of the dangers of conflict caused by misperception.
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Jones has repeatedly warned of FEMA plots to put Americans in concentration camps.
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Politicians have warned of and economic crisis unless a government is formed soon.
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US intelligence officials have long warned of North Korea's developing biological weapons program.
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Another strategist warned of Biden's tendency to put his foot in his mouth.
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And it has warned of further legal action if the expansion is approved.
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With that many giants fighting for attention, some analysts have warned of cannibalism.
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Authorities placed the whole country on alert and warned of flooding and landslides.
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Prominent investors have warned of the dangers of so much negative-yielding debt.
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In a statement, it warned of risks facing the still fragile domestic economy.
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O'Leary also warned of planned service cuts, including the possibility of closed bases.
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A number of regulators have warned of illicit activity surrounding cryptocurrencies like bitcoin.
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Federal and state officials have warned of potentially catastrophic damage from the storm.
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Hargreaves also warned of redundancy costs, potential asset write downs and leasing obligations.
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Trump, himself, has warned of "riots" in case he is denied the nomination.
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The Speaker warned of a "dangerous level of executive overreach" by the president.
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Top officials have warned of crisis unless action is taken in this budget.
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Former White House officials have also previously warned of an upcoming pandemic threat.
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Christine Lagarde of the I.M.F. warned of the perils of a trade war.
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He warned of bigger problems for 20093 when the deficit could reach 3.8%.
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Communist Party media outlets criticized her treatment and warned of consequences for Canada.
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" They warned of "the medicalization of everyday life" and an "epidemic of diagnoses.
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Salama warned of "a series of grave obstacles" ahead of ending the outbreak.
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They have warned of a catastrophe if many health-care workers fall ill.
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Andrew Cuomo has warned of a looming shortage of ventilators and hospital beds.
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Senior Trump administration intelligence officials have warned of the threat of foreign interference.
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PayPal Holdings Inc and Mastercard Inc have also warned of a possible hit.
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CISA also warned of disinformation campaigns, as well as kinetic attacks — including bombings.
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And some of Mr. Trump's former national security aides warned of further troubles.
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Benjamin warned of the overall impact on public health if the outbreak persists.
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Last week, the FBI warned of "high impact" ransomware attacks targeting larger businesses.
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Singer is not the only one who's warned of the dangers of deepfakes.
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On Monday, a spokesman for his forces warned of impending airstrikes around Tripoli.
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Bernstein warned of this effect on IBM in a note to clients Tuesday.
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She warned of the dangers of China's surveillance technology going to authoritarian states.
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PageGroup had also warned of lower annual operating profit due to similar issues.
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Looking ahead, Wells Fargo warned of trouble because of the flattening yield curve.
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He warned of "big consequences" in a series of irate tweets (The Hill).
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In a televised address, Khamenei warned of further action if the US retaliated.
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The ancient Romans believed the hoots of an owl warned of impending death.
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Officials warned of floods, hail and snow as the vast storm moved east.
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Wheat millers have the same problem and have warned of possible bread shortages.
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Fire officials warned of "widow makers" — burned-out trees that collapse with precipitation.
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Japan's trade minister has warned of possible retaliation if the plan moves forward.
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However, the bank's governor Yang Chin-long warned of clouds on the horizon.
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Industrial groups Airbus, Siemens and BMW have also warned of supply chain disruption.
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The country's soccer association warned of unsustainable levels of spending by local clubs.
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And the company warned of potential trouble from the US tariffs on China.
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Reserve Bank of India Governor, Raghuram Rajan, has also warned of challenges ahead.
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He warned of a democratic vision that is under attack from foreign enemies.
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Mr. Kuczynski has warned of a deeper crisis afoot should he be ousted.
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The inventor behind the boom, Boyan Slat, had himself warned of possible setbacks.
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He also warned of cash flow risk if receivables are not paid in time.
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The police chief warned of "frightful" consequences for anyone who continued to sell drugs.
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Vallat warned of bankruptcies if price hikes could not be passed on to buyers.
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Cheney also warned of Russian military aggression and the potential destabilization Putin could bring.
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It's also, of course, exactly what the social scientists warned of a decade ago.
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Both those countries have warned of more activity from the North in mid-October.
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Although no casualties were reported, officials monitoring the volcano warned of possible fresh eruptions.
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Finnish stainless steel maker Outokumpu and German steelmaker Salzgitter also warned of weaker profits.
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Other Canadian banks, such as Bank Nova Scotia, have warned of much higher losses.
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The IIF and the Bank for International Settlements have repeatedly warned of these risks.
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A day after the referendum, he warned of the consequences of the Brexit vote.
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The effort was abandoned after the city attorney warned of the enormous financial consequences.
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Already, Nasrallah has started blaming outside forces for the unrest and warned of chaos.
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Prices can exceed $25,000 per dog, and experts have long warned of a shortage.
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S. trade tension and after Chinese President Xi Jinping warned of difficult times ahead.
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The Metservice also warned of huge coastal swells and flooding of low-lying areas.
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Throughout the week, top Republicans have warned of enormous effects from a border closing.
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Both Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways have warned of possible disruptions to flights.
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Hunt warned of "serious consequences" if the Stena Impero's situation was not resolved quickly.
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Several economists and asset managers have already warned of the risk of a downturn.
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In January 2008, for example, Ms Sahm's index warned of the coming Great Recession.
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Some on Wall Street have already warned of a potential crash on auto loans.
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Western business associations in Russia warned of the detrimental effect on the investment climate.
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They also warned of the dangers of storing more lithium batteries in the hold.
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The Hawaii National Guard has warned of mandatory evacuations if more roads become blocked.
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A 2016 Arctic Council report warned of large ecological shifts underway in the region.
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N) warned of higher costs than previously expected this year, while UnitedHealth Group (UNH.
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Authorities have warned of tougher measures if the protests are used to create chaos.
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Emergency officials in Ecuador on Sunday warned of potential landslides resulting from the event.
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However, the recruitment agency warned of slower growth in a number of European markets.
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Critics of the health law have long warned of these predictable, harsh economic realities.
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It has already warned of mass starvation in Yemen, Nigeria, Somalia and South Sudan.
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In their earnings calls, several companies have warned of an industrial or manufacturing recession.
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However, the overall smartphone market is slowing and Samsung warned of a tougher 2016.
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That optimism is also helping IPOs, analysts said, although they warned of high valuations.
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Others, including British Prime Minister Theresa May, have warned of cryptocurrency use by criminals.
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Still, he warned of increasingly prominent external risks, which would impact euro zone growth.
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Some commentators have compared Israel unfavorably to Turkey and warned of a wider clampdown.
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It faced regulatory hurdles after Tanzanian aviation authorities warned of revoking the company's licence.
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State and local police Many of those coming to Cleveland were warned of anarchy.
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The UN also warned of devastation outside Beira, in particular of livestock and crops.
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The North has warned of a nuclear strike against the United States if provoked.
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Trump warned of "brownouts" as well, without providing any information to back that claim.
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If the crisis intensified, it warned of "severe implications for growth and fiscal balances".
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Last month, Amazon warned of a weaker-than-expected holiday, driving its stock down.
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Some have also warned of the pitfalls of drawing clear "red lines" in cyberspace.
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Experts have warned of potentially devastating impacts from Maria on the island's precarious infrastructure.
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The FDA first warned of their potential to transmit antibiotic-resistant germs in 2009.
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George Osborne, the chancellor, had warned of an emergency budget, but that is unlikely.
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The United Kingdom has also warned of potential security risks from using Huawei products.
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The Mexican Navy official also warned of premature reports that a rescue is imminent.
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But Republicans opposed to the proposal warned of security consequences beyond the president. Rep.
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Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi also warned of "dangerous repercussions" should the move materialize.
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The administration has also warned of a rise in families crossing the border illegally.
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QUINTANILLA: THIS MORNING AMERICAN AIRLINES WARNED OF FARE HIKES IF OIL PRICES STAY HIGH.
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One OMB official warned of a "public relations nightmare" when the report is released.
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A day after the referendum, he warned of the consequences of the Brexit vote.
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Islamic State warned of "black days" for those fighting it in Syria and Iraq.
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Intel Corp has also warned of lower demand in China for the first quarter.
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Officials warned of the dangers of triggering market moves that could negatively influence inflation.
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Over the weekend, more than 200 Iranian lawmakers warned of the potential for retaliation.
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Iran has warned of reciprocal measures if the tanker is not released by Britain.
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The rating agencies warned of a downgrade after the all-cash acquisition was announced.
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FINRA, in its 2017 exam priorities (here) warned of the dangers with the products.
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Read more about the coronavirus:Bill Gates has warned of an impending pandemic for years.
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It announced 700 job cuts and warned of a drop in quarterly organic sales.
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Read more on how power companies have warned of possible fuel shortages to come.
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But the U-turn puzzled some investors and one warned of a slowing economy.
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President Tayyip Erdogan has warned of a humanitarian disaster and security risks for Turkey.
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They also closed down another major slaughterhouse and warned of short-term pork shortages.
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But one portfolio manager warned of more pain to come in the oil market.
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Beyond flooding, federal emergency officials warned of the possibility of landslides and damaged infrastructure.
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The World Health Organization has warned of a fake news "infodemic" amid the outbreak.
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It warned of pressure on "economic and social development," budget resources and the environment.
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By Monday afternoon the storm had reached Yunnan Province, where officials warned of mudslides.
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And Mr. Alsheikh stopped talking to interrogators after being warned of his constitutional rights.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo warned of large-scale catastrophe for civilians in Idlib.
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It had warned of closing around 100 stores last month, according to media reports.
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Citigroup has already warned of higher losses in its United States credit-card unit.
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For weeks, forecasters have warned of the coronavirus's potential to disrupt the American economy.
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The organization also warned of the potential for water shortages if infrastructure is damaged.
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The Danish and British food safety authorities also warned of possibly tainted imported eggs.
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The watchdog has long warned of unsustainable growth in property prices and mortgage lending.
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The United States has warned of sanctions if Turkey presses ahead with the deal.
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The United Nations has warned of a humanitarian catastrophe that could take 250,000 lives.
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Mr. Trump warned of soaring levels of crime during the 2016 election, ignoring data.
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For years, Venezuela's leaders have warned of an impending danger from the United States.
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But WWF-Russia's Kokorin warned of "pitfalls" and a risk of negative feedback cycles.
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In France, a senator warned of concerns, and Austrian police foiled a planned attack.
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German rival E.ON has also warned of tougher conditions in the British retail market.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) first warned of the cyber vulnerabilities in July.
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But Chief Greenwood warned of the difficulties and dangers of intervening in future clashes.
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Reports have previously said Beijing warned of consequences if Huawei is banned in India.
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" He warned of the consequences of Trump's rhetoric, saying people "take that message seriously.
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Visco warned of the possible psychological effect on markets of any debt restructuring mechanism.
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" When Trump abandoned the Iran nuclear deal, Bush warned of the "dangers of isolation.
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In May, Moody's warned of a "particularly large" wave of junk bond defaults coming.
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However, Chairman Peter Costello had in recent months warned of possible lower returns ahead.
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He further warned of dire consequences if Israel annexes settlements built on occupied land.
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The Pentagon has repeatedly warned of the impacts on national security and our troops.
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The Chinese news media also warned of the dangers of turning away from vaccines.
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But she warned of the risk of further letting the government off the hook.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has warned of economic retaliation if the rulings are enforced.
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Days ahead of the tornado, local TV forecasters warned of potentially life-threatening conditions.
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A former pro-reform official warned of dire consequences of Zarif's resignation is accepted.
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America has come a long way from the inaugurations of George Washington, who warned of the danger of our democracy being corrupted by foreign interests, and Thomas Jefferson, who warned of the danger from those who would attack and undermine our free press.
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The airline operator warned of possible continued delays, however, as it works through the problem.
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The advisory also warned of "harassment and extortion" from Russian law enforcement and other officials.
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ISIS has claimed responsibility, while the Taliban warned of mounting a "spring offensive" last week.
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The kingdom's embassy in Ankara has warned of rising petty crime aimed at Saudi citizens.
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" Many other outlets were nearly as hyperbolic: The Daily Beast warned of a "judicial apocalypse.
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Conservatives have loudly warned of their erosion as a matter of highest concern for decades.
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In the video, Dar warned of more attacks to avenge human rights violations in Kashmir.
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Several commentators warned of turbulent times ahead as the SPD tries to rediscover its identity.
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Ratings agency Moody's also warned of "considerable downside risk from a material slowdown in China".
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"Cute but she'll rip your face off," she warned of her pet in the caption.
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Ratings agencies have warned of a possible downgrade if the budget deficit is too large.
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Keynes often warned of the dangers of sacrificing present well-being for an uncertain future.
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Ned Davis Research warned of the trend out in a note to clients this week.
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The Pakistani Taliban claimed responsibility for that attack too and warned of more to come.
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The strategist warned of the danger for MLB if the fight with Congress drags on.
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I have consistently warned of the rise of China and its malevolent aims toward America.
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The Washington Post warned of "freezing temperatures" at Minnesota: Many news outlets used similar constructions.
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One RBS analyst warned of a "cataclysmic" year ahead, advising clients to shift into bonds.
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International and local security agencies have previously warned of the risk posed by returning fighters.
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Wilson warned of "down-ticket decimation" in other Republican races if Trump wins the nomination.
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The agency warned of a possible "Crexit" should conditions tighten and bond market liquidity evaporate.
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When his soothsayer warned of an assassination attempt, he shot his image in the mirror.
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Both the Ukrainian authorities and separatist officials have warned of economic fallout from the blockade.
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Its costs have since spiralled and Airbus has warned of "risks ahead" for the program.
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Its rival Samsung Electronics has also warned of softer sales of gadgets such as smartphones.
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Bolton warned of a "strong and significant" U.S. response to "threats or acts" against Guaidó.
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Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer on Monday warned of the dangers of low rates.
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The AP reported that the letter also warned of consequences for Panama if he didn't.
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Rights groups in Venezuela have warned of rising violence meted out by the militant groups.
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Mr Macron warned of growing ties between jihadist groups in the Sahel and Boko Haram.
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Siemens' Swiss peer ABB last week warned of a slowdown in China, with lower orders.
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The the other warned of violence from Buddhist nationalists toward Muslims on the same date.
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The hospital groups warned of a "substantial reduction" in insurance coverage under the GOP bill.
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Residents were warned of a heat advisory and are doing their best to stay cool.
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The official television broadcaster on Monday warned of further damage in the upcoming rainy season.
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Economists and industry experts have also warned of potential pitfalls that need to be avoided.
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On Wednesday, police from Victoria warned of malicious USB sticks being placed in citizens' mailboxes.
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Smith also warned of this particular case setting precedent for others in the technology industry.
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Ammon warned of the risks for people with HIV who do not know their status.
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The Canadian drugmaker halved in value on Tuesday after it warned of a debt default.
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The company confirmed that 19 artisanal miners had died and warned of possible further fatalities.
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In the filing, TerraForm Global had also warned of "substantial risk" of bankruptcy at SunEdison.
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It has warned of possible U.S. sanctions if Ankara pushes on with the Russian deal.
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It comes as little surprise that the dangers that Tsevtkov warned of quickly became reality.
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In the months before Indian troops killed Mr Wani, Kashmiris had warned of rising anger.
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Building materials maker Boral had also warned of a weaker first half earlier this week.
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Mark A. Milley, warned of China's growing military strength during his Senate confirmation hearings Thursday.
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Prasad's comments come after Zhou on Thursday warned of a sudden collapse in asset prices.
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Defence Minister Elias Bou Saab warned of the risks of a failure to enact reform.
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Chile's finance minister warned of "grave consequences" for the economy of three weeks of unrest.
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Relief agencies have warned of a catastrophic toll on Yemeni civilians if the fighting continues.
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Belle in March warned of a 21 percent to 26.5552 percent drop in annual profit.
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" Trump tweeted roughly two hours after the "Fox & Friends" hosts warned of an approaching "caravan.
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The United Nations has warned of a possible exodus of hundreds of thousands of refugees.
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Companies including FedEx (FDX) have already warned of trouble due to the softness from China.
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Democrats have warned of punishments for Barr and others who refuse their demands on testimony.
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Mattis acknowledged that China's militarization of islands was a reality but warned of further consequences.
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Businesses have warned of enormous consequences for both users and companies should the talks collapse.
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Thousands of people are still missing, one official has warned of an "unimaginable" death toll.
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The Reserve Bank of India has repeatedly warned of the risks in trading virtual currencies.
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Rubio warned of the impact on military projects days after Trump issued his emergency declaration.
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The Forest Service warned of the dangers of climbing on waterfalls or swimming near them.
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Icahn also warned of increased competition from Amazon, which in June bought online pharmacy PillPack.
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The open letter warned of additional "draconian" laws that the governing party plans to adopt.
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The Bank also revised down its growth and inflation forecasts, and warned of Brexit risks.
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Current and former officials have warned of the potential for efforts to influence future elections.
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The National Community Pharmacists Association warned of detrimental effects for consumers and community pharmacy providers.
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Roy Cooper warned of the threat of storm surge and flash flooding from heavy rains.
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International and domestic security agencies have previously warned of the risk posed by returning fighters.
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Tata Motors managing director Guenter Butschek warned of dire consequences if the government didn't act.
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Black lawmakers have warned of a gulf between activists' priorities and those of their constituents.
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The French interior minister, Christophe Castaner, warned of more, and potentially worse, violence this weekend.
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Statements from deans and distinguished professors warned of what they characterized as inappropriate board interference.
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Both were named in an internal security report this month that warned of potential attacks.
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The Hawaii National Guard has warned of additional mandatory evacuations if more roads become blocked.
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Carnival has already warned of a hit to its annual earnings due to the outbreak.
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For his part, Mr. Kobach criticized his opponent's tactics and warned of the potential consequences.
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On Twitter, Accra city officials warned of an explosion in the Legon and Madina areas.
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They warned of giant tidal waves and that the Earth would collide with another planet.
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A political group with reported links to the Guptas warned of a coming civil war.
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She warned of the risks of reopening negotiations, as some Trump administration officials have suggested.
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A number of businesses also warned of their results taking a hit from the outbreak.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping warned of the "grave situation" posed by the deadly coronavirus outbreak.
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At that hearing, the Secretary of State warned of potential challenges to the voting law.
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Lawmakers have warned of new regulations should tech firms not crack down on nefarious content.
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Deere & Co dropped 5% as the farm equipment maker warned of lower earnings in 2020.
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Erdogan has warned of sectarian bloodshed if the Iraqi army relies on Shi'ite militia fighters.
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In his final campaign ad, Trump warned of the "global power structure" that controlled Washington.
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Jordan's foreign minister warned of "the dangerous consequences" of any Israeli annexation of Palestinian territory.
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Bloomberg warned of dire circumstances for the Democratic Party if Sanders became the 2020 nominee.
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Trump said the action was taken to "stop a war," as Iran warned of payback.
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The agency in June warned of vulnerabilities in certain insulin pumps that were later recalled.
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Some critics dismissed such accomplishments as overhyped fluff; others warned of a rising nanny state.
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Conservative groups aren't the only ones that have warned of potential problems or negative consequences.
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President Trump recently warned of the possibility of a "major, major conflict" with North Korea.
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Business leaders warned of job losses if the plan were amended to add new rules.
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In Arizona, the weather service warned of "impossible travel conditions," with heavy and drifting snow.
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In Florida, the National Weather Service in Melbourne warned of dangerous currents caused by Lorenzo.
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For decades, National Farmers Union has warned of the imprudence of the "free trade" agenda.
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He warned of efforts to "restructure the region" and said Turkey would not sit by.
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Government offices and schools in Manila were closed and utilities firms warned of power outages.
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But some critics question if the caps are sensible and have warned of negative impacts.
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Many governors warned of another threat to their states: the dysfunctional federal government in Washington.
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The survey also warned of some troubling trends shown by the core 36 OECD countries.
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GE recently ousted its CEO and warned of more financial pain from its power division.
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Gingrich, who followed him, did talk about the future: he warned of a coming apocalypse.
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There's also the question of how recreational users would be warned of the temporary closures.
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John Garamendi welcomed Bolton's departure given his "radical" instincts but warned of instability to come.
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President Trump later said North Korea is behaving dangerously and warned of possible "severe" consequences.
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Trump under pressure Iran on Saturday warned of a "severe" response to the new sanctions.
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The Hawaii National Guard has warned of more mandatory evacuations if further highways are blocked.
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He has warned of the prospects of genocide by the Chinese-backed government of Myanmar.
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The American ambassador warned of "ongoing terrorist plots" following the deadly bombings in Sri Lanka.
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We'd been warned of this possibility already and coached through what it would look like.
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But its stock fell 2.2 percent after the company warned of rising raw materials costs.
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Khamenei and his hardline allies have warned of "the seditionist agenda" for the elections on Feb.
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Earlier, officials had warned of a physical blockade, but the governor's office backed away from that.
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Wilkins also warned of the threat of a cyber attack and risk of rapid financial innovation.
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And the catastrophe that the authors of that 2009 paper warned of has come to pass.
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When Flynn was the DIA director he warned of the rise of what would become ISIS.
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He warned of a "substantial penalty" for companies that move jobs out of the United States.
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Forecasters warned of blizzard conditions, where high winds make travel dangerous, from coastal Massachusetts through Maine.
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He also warned of the dangers of Russia and said he'd support providing arms to Ukraine.
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The advisories warned of "flying debris" and the likelihood of damage to roofs, windows and vehicles.
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Murphy warned of the danger that both sides could misunderstand the other with potentially deadly results.
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The bureau also warned of a potential dangerous storm tide with "damaging waves and dangerous flooding".
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Authorities have warned of further high waves and advised residents to stay away from the shoreline.
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What to watch: PG&E has warned of more shutoffs Tuesday, amid forecasts of high winds.
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Trump on Monday warned of a quick, forceful response once responsibility for the attack was established.
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Aid agencies have warned of widespread starvation in Madaya, where some 40,000 people are at risk.
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As deputy crown prince, he warned of impending austerity and taxation measures that proved tremendously unpopular.
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Aoki warned of further building collapses and landslides from rainfall that has loosened the surrounding soil.
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The National Weather Service warned of "strong to severe" thunderstorms across the southern and central Plains.
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The president posted a series of messages on Twitter that warned of dangers from the group.
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Liberals lined railway platforms to welcome refugees, while their nativist foes warned of chaos and terrorism.
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Aoki warned of further building collapses and landslides from rainfall that has loosened the surrounding soil.
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However, the company also warned of a significant hit to sales due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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He has warned of a return to civil war if he were to lose the election.
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The company warned of increasing currency headwinds as well as adverse economic conditions in developing markets.
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But senior government officials and central bankers have warned of asset bubbles and overheating property markets.
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" He warned of candidates with "high-minded ideals, maybe honorable ideals, but little chance of winning.
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The carrier this week warned of hundreds of unloaded trailers, a number disputed by the union.
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The shoe retailer also warned of a decline in comparable store sales for the holiday quarter.
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To the south, Carteret County officials also warned of flooding and advised residents to monitor forecasts.
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The decision comes only three months after Toshiba first warned of multibillion dollar charges for Westinghouse.
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Analysts at Goldman Sachs warned of fragmentation, slow demand in the U.S. and input cost pressures.
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His advisers have warned of legal problem if Washington stays but waters down its climate commitments.
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Wells Fargo — The bank's shares fell 3% after company executives warned of higher expenses moving forward.
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But it warned of temporary delays in delivering some other products, which it did not identify.
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The Florida governor has warned of the rapidly intensifying storm's potentially dangerous winds of 115 mph.
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The company in July warned of continued weak demand for the second half of the year.
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Officials have warned of bloodshed, evoking Algeria's civil war in their efforts to avoid real reform.
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While they still pointed to modest economic growth, the business group warned of potential downside risks.
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Earlier this week, Javad Zarif, the Iranian foreign minister, warned of the high stakes in play.
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Authorities earlier had warned of strong river currents in the area due to spring snow melt.
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Apple's own insider trading policy, which Levoff helped write, warned of possible civil and criminal penalties.
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But health officials have warned of the potential dangers of allowing further exemptions in the state.
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Walmart has warned of rising prices and so have retail groups like the American Apparel Manufacturers.
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The Swiss bank has warned of hurdles preventing critical private funds from flowing into sustainability projects.
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The company also warned of a potential upcoming loss in the fiscal first quarter of 2019.
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Mongolia's currency and dollar-denominated bonds sold off after the government warned of an economic crisis.
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The union also warned of "discontinuous strike action" likely to last from late August to November.
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Both cited the risk of anti-competitive harm and warned of out-of-control media consolidation.
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As far back as 2004, an FBI assistant director warned of an "epidemic" of mortgage fraud.
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France's intelligence service has also warned of possible Russian intervention in its spring 2017 election campaign.
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U.S. officials have warned of an increased threat of attacks similar to the San Bernardino, Calif.
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Rival TomTom had in February warned of weaker-than-expected growth in automotive revenue this year.
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Now, however, consumers should be warned of unsafe procedures being promoted on social media, he said.
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Cabela's had warned of a delay in closing the deal, because of delays in regulatory approval.
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Production, however, hit snags during a period of "manufacturing hell" Musk first warned of in July.
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This week, he warned of riots if Republicans denied him the nomination at the party's convention.
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Some have warned for years warned of a crunch where demand for spectrum would outpace supply.
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The United Nations and aid agencies have warned of a new humanitarian catastrophe in northwest Syria.
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For months police, local leaders and residents had warned of imminent trouble in India's northernmost state.
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For most of Barack Obama's presidency, congressional Republicans have warned of the dangers of government debt.
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Meanwhile, David Axelrod, director at the University of Chicago Institute of Politics, warned of serious consequences.
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Lawmakers warned of growing cyber threats to the financial industry, long a top target of hackers.
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" In a 2010 book, Nunes warned of "America's grim future if we continue our current trajectory.
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Other Middle Eastern airlines have warned of switching to Airbus if the Max isn't fixed soon.
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The International Panel on Climate Change has warned of increased storm severity due to climate change.
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The UNHCR -- the UN's refugee agency -- has repeatedly warned of the risk of resettling the refugees.
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Apple (AAPL) and Samsung have both warned of slumping sales in the last quarter of 2018.
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Trump has warned of riots in Cleveland if party leaders block him from winning the nomination.
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Rodriguez's arrest came hours after the sheriff warned of "a possible serial killer" on the loose.
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Clinton warned of potential consequences if the country chooses a leader who takes a different approach.
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President Trump on Thursday said North Korea is behaving dangerously and warned of possible "severe" consequences.
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Police and firefighters warned of the possibility of another explosion, according to local news agency, Kyodo.
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Defense Secretary Mark Esper on Sunday warned of China's "destabilizing" behavior in the Indo-Pacific region.
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Russian energy minister Alexander Novak on Wednesday warned of the impact the U.S. sanctions against Iran.
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Tofolowsky, in a handwritten note attached to the 2001 complaint, warned of the calamity to come.
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Several individual automakers, including Toyota and General Motors, warned of potential job losses in the industry.
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Moscow dismissed the accusations as anti-Russian hysteria and warned of retaliation against Montenegro's "hostile course".
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The International Energy Agency has warned of "relatively weak" demand in Europe and developed Asian countries.
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Both the Ukrainian authorities and separatist officials have warned of economic fallout from blocking coal supplies.
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Shares of Apple Inc, which had previously warned of weaker sales in China, rose 5003 percent.
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Authorities have warned of the risk of disease spreading due to the lack of clean water.
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But Russia has warned of severe repercussions in the face of Western military intervention in Syria.
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Brown has long warned of the effects of climate change and the extreme weather it brings.
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The message warned of an incoming missile threat and urged people in Hawaii to take cover.
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It has also warned of U.S. sanctions over the deal, but has yet to impose them.
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The company reportedly warned of "significant customer disruption" if the new policy was implemented this week.
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UBS reported a profit boost from its investment bank, but warned of trade-war troubles ahead.
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Major oil companies including Chevron (CVX) and ExxonMobil (XOM) have warned of spending and cost cuttings.
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The European Union had warned of retaliatory charges last week, and outlined those plans on Wednesday.
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Chinese metal parts manufacturers have warned of factory closures or extra costs passed to U.S. customers.
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More recently, NGOs who provide humanitarian relief to the camp have warned of a food shortage.
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The agency warned of a potential launch of air strikes into Syria in next 72 hours.
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Local authorities warned of a disaster in the district if the government does not pay attention.
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In a message, her Nurx doctor warned of a "small risk" of exacerbating her gallbladder symptoms.
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Still, forecasters warned of an elevated risk of flooding because the cyclone was moving unusually slowly.
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A U.S. State Department travel advisory warned of the danger of "terrorist groups" plotting more attacks.
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Do you think you would stay, if warned of an impending emergency or told to evacuate?
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In March, Italy's annual security report warned of foreign online "influence campaigns" in its elections then.
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The International Air Travel Association has warned of "serious declines in demand" as airlines cancel flights.
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On Wednesday, Bolton warned of new sanctions if North Korea did not scrap its weapons program.
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On the other hand, the IEA warned of "weakness" in both India and the United States.
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Jordan's foreign minister warned of a potential arms race in the region absent the nuclear deal.
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He warned of a looming crisis as the U.S. healthcare system will get overwhelmed with patients.
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Mr. McCain warned of "severe consequences" if American-supplied military equipment was destroyed in the operation.
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It warned of "potential for miscalculation or mis-identification" for civilian aircraft, according to Associated Press.
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The agency warned of flooding, mudslides and waves as high as 42 feet along the coast.
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Tornillo closed after a federal watchdog warned of serious health and safety concerns at the facility.
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" Ramzy Mardini, of the Atlantic Council, warned of "a new, and perhaps more deadly, civil war.
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Forecasters warned of a storm that could slam some areas with blizzard conditions later this week.
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Ms. Donlan also warned of what she called a legal gray area that will confuse people.
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Russian energy minister Alexander Novak on Wednesday warned of the impact of U.S. sanctions against Iran.
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Biden has also warned of the potential consequences of Democrats choosing a left-wing standard-bearer.
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Residents had been warned of a possible storm surge and flooding, and were urged to evacuate.
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Companies ranging from Apple to Yum China have warned of supply chain issues and decreased demand.
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In a new video, the officer, Óscar Pérez, warned of a "new phase" in an insurrection.
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Experts warned of a number of risks including potential access to data by the Chinese government.
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Reinhold Niebuhr applied Puritan thinking to America's mission and warned of the taint of national pride.
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Alarmed by the trends, some have warned of a return to the era before Roe v.
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President Trump on Thursday said North Korea is behaving dangerously and warned of possible "severe" consequences.
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But opponents say the new rules are overly burdensome and have warned of costly business disruption.
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Some market watchers also warned of acceleration in inflation given the stronger economy and low unemployment.
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Giorgia Meloni, whose Brothers of Italy party will likely join the coalition, warned of "ethnic substitution".
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The company recently warned of massive cost overruns at a giant Tengiz oil project in Kazakhstan.
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Iran today warned of an "immediate" response to any action taken against it (The Associated Press).
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They warned of the instability it would bring and the eventual unraveling of the entire industry.
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Rooney warned of a "deep state" Wednesday on MSNBC before walking his comments back slightly later.
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Conley sees the historical echoes, but agrees with the leaders who warned of unpredictable times ahead.
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Amid financial crisis and political uncertainty, Palestinian leaders warned of unrest if services were to vanish.
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Forecasters had warned of the dangers of spending too long outside - frostbite could start within minutes.
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But perhaps even more ominously, Trump warned of doomsday if he doesn't win reelection next year.
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But she warned of credit risks for developers as they step up land acquisitions and construction.
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Mr. Spencer spoke with CBS News and warned of the message being sent to the troops.
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Some Scottish Conservatives have warned of the dangers of giving cause for grievance to Scottish nationalists.
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Washington's Department of Transportation warned of packed roads and, in some cases, extremely long travel times.
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The spy chief warned of getting caught up in another "Cold War-like spiral" with Russia.
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Some analysts have warned of rising inflationary pressures, with Morgan Stanley calling them "clear and widespread".
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Trump has also warned of possible tariffs on iPhones and other Apple products imported from China.
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Mattis also warned of a "massive" military response if the United States or its allies were threatened.
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In May, Russia's Economy Ministry had already warned of lower growth in 2019, forecasting 43% this year.
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India withdrew trade privileges offered to Pakistan after the bomb attack and has warned of further action.
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Traders also warned of an ongoing build in refined product stocks in the United States and Asia.
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BRUSSELS, May 16 (Reuters) - Brussels Airport warned of cancellations and delays to all flights from 9.30 a.m.
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As the movie progresses (be warned of spoilers), Ava's story turns out to be a tragic one.
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Furthermore, the U.S. intelligence community as well as Congress warned of national security concerns involving ZTE products.
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Several analyses have warned of the extreme economic damage that leaving Europe without any deal could bring.
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Critics have long warned of an inherent risk when algorithms are created out of past hiring data.
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He has also previously warned of imposing punitive measures on Mexico if the country does not comply.
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Several rights groups have warned of possible legal action if the government does not halt its sales.
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Both agencies have warned of future downgrades if Illinois' big pension problem and structural budget deficit worsen.
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Campaigners for Brexit railed against liberal elites—the economists, academics and journalists who warned of its consequences.
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Turkish Foreign Minister Melvut Cavusoglu warned of a "confidence crisis in the relationship" between the two countries.
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Lawmakers along with U.S. intelligence officials had long warned of national security issues with Huawei and ZTE.
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The bank's deputy governor warned of "catastrophic" consequences if the government tried to interfere with its independence.
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The government has also warned of localized coastal flooding and likely disruption to transport and electricity services.
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The industrial giant's CFO warned of a possible slowdown in its China business, overshadowing Caterpillar's strong report.
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Singapore's leader warned of a possible recession as the virus and travel curbs slam the regional economy.
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Evelyn Farkas, a former deputy assistant secretary of defense who specialized in Russia, warned of dangers ahead.
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Analysts have long warned of the end of bank branches, where customers show up to cash checks.
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But analysts at research group Wood Mackenzie have warned of a long-term downturn in gasoline demand.
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The head of the International Energy Agency Fatih Birol warned of greater volatility after the OPEC deal.
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Goldman Sachs in a note on Monday called the restructuring as "very deep" but warned of challenges.
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Montgomery discounted intelligence from the Dutch resistance that warned of a large German build-up around Arnhem.
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The two leaders took to Twitter to express their disappointment over the decision and warned of consequences.
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The state Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency warned of heavy rains, flooding, tornadoes and power failures.
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Rain-swollen rivers are receding in much of the state, but state officials warned of remaining dangers.
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" An appendix further warned of side effects like nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, headache, abdominal pain, and "kidney injury.
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Analysts and rights groups have warned of post-election instability and predicted losing parties would cry foul.
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Both North Korea and the United States warned of devastating consequences if the other made a move.
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British climber Robin Haynes Fisher was one of those who had warned of the dangers of overcrowding.
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Lawyers for the Trump administration warned of opening up the opportunity for branches to sue each other.
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He warned of the possible consequences if lawmakers put off addressing the trajectory of the government's finances.
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Now, more Republicans like Tennessee Senator Bob Corker, who warned of a "downward spiral," are speaking up.
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Some have also warned of projects becoming expensive white elephants with little payoff for backers or locals.
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China's premier warned of risks to the economy from an escalating tariff war with the United States.
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" He said the Pentagon had warned of very specific threats "that were going to happen fairly soon.
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On Tuesday Moody's Investors Service warned of "increasing risks of an industrial recession" for North American manufacturers.
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The tech entrepreneur has on several occasions warned of the threat that AI could pose to humanity.
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But one section stood out: when he warned of the "lure of fascism" and threats against democracy.
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Earlier this year, experts warned of the risks of heatstroke at the Games, which runs until Aug.
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New York was warned of the problems that might arise when it first enacted the IDNYC plan.
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Earlier this month, building materials supplier Travis Perkins warned of rising costs and pressure on discretionary spending.
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The United Nations has warned of a possible humanitarian crisis and a potential refugee exodus from Mosul.
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Former U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke has warned of the difficulty of pegging long-term rates.
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Some residents complained that they were not warned of a landslide risk by local disaster management officials.
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It then warned of the risks of wild price swings in some products in a second statement.
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Union Pacific was down 523 percent at $69.02 after the railroad operator warned of a weak 2016.
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Mr Erdogan has warned of a deterioration in ties with Berlin, albeit without mentioning the refugee deal.
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Flake, who has frequently criticized Trump publicly, also warned of U.S. allies' reactions to Trump's trade policies.
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Aid agencies have warned of starvation, malnutrition and dwindling food supplies for the displaced in Borno State.
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Insurers have warned of massive premium hikes or an exit from the individual market with the payments.
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The order comes after the Trump administration has warned of unspecified threats to U.S. personnel from Iran.
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We wished to answer the legitimate legislative questions of this committee, but warned of an impending conflict.
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In it, Murrow spoke of journalistic responsibility and warned of the dangers of commercialism in the news.
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Russian lawmakers on Wednesday warned of "precise and painful" consequences for countries that impose sanctions on Moscow.
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The commission recently warned of "grave and lasting" consequences if Washington does not adequately fund the Pentagon.
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Collins last week warned of serious repercussions if Trump instead sacked Rosenstein to put pressure on Mueller.
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Britain's RBS meanwhile tumbled 4 percent after it warned of economic uncertainty and its profit lagged forecasts.
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He warned of criminals and drugs coming over the border, and blamed Democrats for refusing to cooperate.
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Experts have long warned of the risk of a painful deleveraging once interest rates start to rise.
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Major figures in the technology and science world have warned of the potential dangers of artificial intelligence.
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He was warned of what had happened to Soviet defectors — prison and potentially execution — who had returned.
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The state post bureau warned of courier delays in parts of the central, southern and southwestern provinces.
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Blanchett, who has won two Oscars, warned of a "race against time" to protect Rohingya refugees. 10.
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The National Weather Service warned of "extremely dangerous travel" conditions and "numerous power outages" across the region.
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Police on Friday had warned of three possible suspects, but this information turned out to be false.
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And a U.K. parliamentary committee warned of the need to act pro-actively to ensure AI accountability.
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In May, the United Nations warned of a "critical gap" in funding for Syrian refugees in 2018.
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It mobilized its technology for his defeat and warned of dire consequences if he should somehow win.
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Carriers across the world have significantly reduced capacity, slashed executive pay and warned of job cuts ahead.
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The central bank warned of a possible cash deficit due to supply problems linked to coronavirus restrictions.
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Azul scrapped international flights from its main Sao Paulo hub, and Chile's Latam warned of further cuts.
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But suspicions centered on Iran, and the Trump administration had warned of planned aggression by the country.
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But neighbors near their farm in rural Stockton, N.J., had warned of a far less illustrious operation.
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He warned of media's all-consuming effect, of TV especially, how it bound people without real participation.
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Trade groups and real estate lobbyists warned of dire consequences as a result of the new regulations.
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State officials also warned of an increased threat of landslides in the western part of the state.
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Since early May, Trump has slapped tariffs on Chinese imports and warned of U.S. levies on Mexico.
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Some tax activists have warned of a global corporate tax "race to the bottom" among advanced economies.
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It was not the first time the Trump administration has warned of a "military option" for Venezuela.
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Andrew Cuomo, who similarly warned of the need to cancel some procedures, would walk back their statements.
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Azul scrapped international flights from its main Sao Paulo hub, and Chile's Latam warned of further cuts.
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But as the world continues to warm, the study warned of a number of potential domino effects.
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Senator Edward M. Kennedy, the Democrat from Massachusetts, warned of a nomination battle with perilously high stakes.
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But governors who gathered in Washington for their annual winter meeting warned of the perils of inaction.
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But two former White House officials turned pundits, David Axelrod and Robert Reich, warned of creeping autocracy.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes warned of the "strange spell" these images of dead soldiers produced in the onlooker.
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Mr. Hun Sen has repeatedly warned of civil war if the tribunal moves on to more prosecutions.
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Officials warned of security threats, and political violence and terrorist attacks are not uncommon in the country.
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Along the way, her parents, both tech-savvy educators, warned of the obvious perils of living publicly.
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They warned of a looming, massive attack, and that Mitchell would have American blood on his hands.
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Mark Carney, governor of the Bank of England, recently warned of an "increasingly untenable" economic-policy consensus.
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NOAA warned of a "high risk" of severe weather in Georgia and parts of Alabama and Florida.
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He warned of a "massive exodus to the United States" should the island be unable to recover.
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They warned of religious persecution in the region and the threat to civilians in Kurdish-held territory.
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Within 90 minutes, the Russian ambassador to the United States warned of "consequences" for the allied attacks.
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However, Lombardy, Italy's wealthiest region which surrounds the financial capital Milan, warned of the dangers of complacency.
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The danger is not new: The police warned of "falling ice slabs" from Manhattan towers in 1939.
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Federal Reserve Board Chairwoman Janet Yellen on Tuesday warned of "significant economic repercussions" if the U.K. left.
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The committee heard from whistleblowers who warned of cut corners and mistakes inside the 737 Max program.
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This is not the first time the FDA has warned of cyber vulnerabilities related to medical devices.
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The Department of Homeland Security this week warned of six vulnerabilities in GE's line of CARESCAPE monitors.
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During his Thursday rally in Iowa, Trump warned of the threat of Democrats making changes to entitlements.
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International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva on Tuesday warned of a risk of complacency among countries.
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In Washington State, where officials had warned of a partial government shutdown, a tentative deal was announced.
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Although Mertens was warned of the surprise beforehand, he was only expecting about 10 dogs to arrive.
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On Tuesday, Kenya's disaster agency warned of increasing rainfall and floods this week in cities including Nairobi.
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U.S. officials have warned of mounting threats from Iran and other nation-states in the cyber realm.
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They warned of the damage Trump had done — and could continue to do if he's not stopped.
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He warned of large-scale violence in Indian Kashmir when the restrictions on civilian movements were lifted.
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While Next warned of tough times, B&M European Value Retail said it enjoyed record Christmas sales.
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Chinese corporate debt has been under the spotlight recently, as analysts warned of record levels of defaults.
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One worker warned of the possibility that you'll get stuck behind someone making a massive $90 order.
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The move came after protests about the closing from Afghanistan, which warned of a looming humanitarian crisis.
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On Monday, the powerful Revolutionary Guards warned of "decisive" action if the protests continues, state media reported.
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" The letter warned of a possible lawsuit that could lead to "substantial monetary damages and punitive damages.
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Team boss Toto Wolff has warned of stiff penalties for whoever is to blame for further collisions.
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In May, he took to Twitter and warned of the ''short burn of the century comin soon.
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" The ministry warned of further countermeasures if the U.S. "choose to go further down the wrong path.
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Edward R. Murrow warned of this problem in his 1958 "wires and lights in a box" speech.
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She writes that she warned of the 2008 financial years beforehand and sees similarly ominous signs now.
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In Chicago, forecasters warned of sub-zero wind chills early next week, cold enough to cause frostbite.
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The U.S. military and intelligence officials have warned of the risk of a resurgence of Islamic State.
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One image warned of the so-called dangers of pornography, calling for capital punishment for porn makers.
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The National Weather Service warned of the "life threatening snowfall with blizzard conditions" in the Sierra Nevada mountains.
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He warned of a potential $2 billion shortfall that could worsen, depending on what comes out of Washington.
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China has warned of "consequences" of THAAD deployment, which the U.S. military insists is for defensive purposes only.
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Newspapers sparked race riots and warned of race wars by printing false accounts of black-on-white attacks.
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All too often, broadcasts on the radio warned of incoming storms that were located hundreds of miles away.
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Some pharmaceutical companies including AstraZeneca have warned of medicine shortages in the event of a 'no deal' Brexit.
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Flood irrigation has been used in the area for millennia, though FAO has warned of massive water wastage.
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Seeking safety Save the Children warned of the danger of a humanitarian emergency as people fled their homes.
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Kwon also warned of greater competition in the firm's main businesses, Samsung said, without offering specific financial forecasts.
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Many were outed as frauds and subpoenaed by U.S. regulators who repeatedly warned of "pump and dump" schemes.
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A CNN KFile review reveals Flynn warned of the threat of Sharia law in multiple speeches this year.
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Trump warned of an imminent "major, major conflict" with North Korea, despite wanting to handle the situation diplomatically.
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With the further delay, analysts warned of a big hit not just to the Chinese economy, but globally.
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The World Health Organisation warned of a "dramatic increase in infections and extended outbreaks" of measles in Europe.
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GoPro shares have dropped 38 percent this year as the company warned of sagging sales and cost cuts.
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A UN report last week warned of dire consequences without "unprecedented" global action to slash greenhouse gas emissions.
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The hurricane center also warned of "life-threatening" storm surge flooding along portions of the northern Gulf Coast.
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NGOs have warned of a mental-health "crisis" in Moria, with children as young as ten attempting suicide.
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North Korea has said it is facing historic droughts and aid agencies have warned of possible food shortages.
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LACK OF MASKS, GOWNS The WHO chief warned of worldwide shortages of gowns, masks and other protective equipment.
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Admiral also warned of the additional fallout from Brexit of economic uncertainty and interest rate and forex volatility.
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In a speech Thursday, ECB President Mario Draghi warned of "lasting economic consequences" of years of weak output.
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Morrison warned of "extreme fire behavior" in the following days as the blaze pushes into heavily forested areas.
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Delta Lloyd's trading update also warned of weaknesses in its business and contained a notable change in guidance.
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In 2017, two Israeli scholars warned of "a direct attack on the constitutional order" from the Netanyahu government.
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On his 75th birthday in Tel Aviv, he warned of the presence of "Hebrew neo-Nazis" in Israel.
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He added he was not looking for war with Tehran, though he warned of "obliteration" if it comes.
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Other companies, including engineering group Rolls-Royce, have in recent days warned of the negative impact of leaving.
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Mr Macron set the tone when, soon afterwards, he warned of outbreaks of political "leprosy" in neighbouring countries.
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PA) have both warned of an earnings hit from the new Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test (WLTP) standards.
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And it warned of the dangers of the locations of fertilizer plants in Texas and around the country.
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Although reports have warned of performance hits, Apple says it has observed "no measurable reduction" in benchmark scores.
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Appearing on CNBC's "Power Lunch", Faber warned of a lingering "malaise" and real possibility of a global recession.
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Scientists for decades have warned of the time when climate change would begin to change our daily lives.
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Natural Resources Canada has warned of 9 C [48 F] of warming by 2100 in the High Arctic.
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On his 75th birthday in Tel Aviv, he warned of the presence of "Hebrew Neo-Nazis" in Israel.
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Authorities warned of more rains and landslides on Tuesday as cyclone "Mora" formed in the Bay of Bengal.
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" As the trade war kicked off in spring of last year, economists warned of China's "trillion-dollar weapon.
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Even so, he warned of equating the Jewish state and all its diversity with its polarizing, longtime leader.
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Testifying before the Senate Armed Services Committee in February, Nicholson, the commander, warned of a stalemate in Afghanistan.
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Luanne said she was never warned of any warrants for his arrest or imminent problems with law enforcement.
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Some, including members of the medical community, have warned of the dangers of self-producing pharmaceuticals at home.
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Germany's K+S fell 3.8 percent after it warned of a significant drop in operating profit this year.
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But, the weather agency warned of extensive flooding and landslides until the storm exits the Philippines on Sunday.
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Officials have warned of a shortfall in pork and surging prices in the second half of the year.
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On Tuesday, Jerome Powell warned of potential slower growth ahead, despite the current robustness of the U.S. economy.
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In a Facebook post some months before his death, he had warned of a fake account maligning him.
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Under the vaulted ceiling of the main downtown Metro station, lighted red signs warned of the imminent shutdown.
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The company had warned of lower-than-expected results back in January as it pushed to clear inventory.
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In November, the IIF warned of an approaching credit crunch in EMs as bank lending conditions deteriorated sharply.
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The National Hurricane Center has warned of dangerous high tides from storm surges along parts of Florida's coast.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter has warned of "specific consequences" if China takes "aggressive" action in the region.
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Energy analysts have warned of a long process to find an alternative arrangement, but Steinitz was more optimistic.
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At the same time, it warned of possible flare-ups as survivors can carry the virus for months.
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The group warned of rolling back ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion, an area where some GOP lawmakers also have concerns.
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It warned of the "dangerous repercussions of this aggressive action to the security and stability of the region".
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Rival Unilever last month also warned of a difficult year ahead, forecasting sales growth of 3-5 percent.
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But after a report from the EU's legal counsel warned of the possible consequences, the demand was dropped.
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He also warned of Barack Obama's secret desire to steal Americans' guns and leave them vulnerable to ISIS.
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He continues to speak about the British economy and has warned of the risks from high debt levels.
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A post-mortem revealed there had been a great deal of intelligence that warned of an impending attack.
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But, it warned of a "substantial increase" in Medicare premiums in 2017 for about 30 percent of beneficiaries.
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But the fact is that anyone watching a broadcast in real-time can't be warned of graphic content.
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Many politicians and parents have raised alarms about privacy and warned of predatory boys sneaking into girls' bathrooms.
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Britain's Met Office also warned of strong winds, although not quite as intense as those blowing through Ireland.
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The company's shareholders approved a funding plan agreed with creditors in March after it warned of covenant breaches.
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Prasad warned of how those two "inconsistent notions" could result in moral hazards and contribute to market volatility.
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Analysts have warned of similarities to last year's stock market boom, which reversed into a crash last summer.
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Authorities warned of more rains and landslides on Monday as a cyclone formed in the Bay of Bengal.
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Even the threat of the Mosul dam collapse went unaddressed until the Americans publicly warned of impending disaster.
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Last year, the United Nations warned of a surge in violence against albinos in Tanzania, Malawi and Burundi.
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Sasse, Republican of Nebraska, warned of the damage Trump's high-stakes strategy strategy could wreak on the economy.
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The US Geological Survey's Hawaiian Volcano Observatory on Wednesday warned of possible explosive eruptions in the coming weeks.
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The nearly six-minute video, released on Twitter and the Telegram app, warned of more attacks to come.
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The industrials sector, already under pressure after some marquee names warned of rising costs, was down 0.8 percent.
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Some supporters of Donald J. Trump have warned of an armed revolution if he loses to Hillary Clinton.
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Forecasters warned of hypothermia and frostbite from arctic air settling in over the central U.S. and spreading east.
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In August, Trump's longtime friend Roger Stone warned of trouble to come for Clinton campaign chair John Podesta.
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Police on Tuesday warned of possible road blocks due to plans for an illegal Halloween march on Oct.
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On Wednesday, South Korea warned of "searing" consequences if North Korea doesn't abandon plans to launch the rocket.
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Adam Schiff, the ranking member on the House Select Committee on Intelligence, warned of interference in the election.
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When intelligence leaders warned of the Russian attack against our democracy, Trump accused them of spreading fake news.
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Overall, 2017 funding trends offer some fodder for both unicorn bulls and those who have warned of overvaluation.
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The National Disaster Agency warned of further landslides and possible floods Friday, with heavy rains set to continue.
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BlackRock Inc, the world's largest asset manager, on Monday warned of the risk of inverse exchange-traded products.
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The ASIC French lobby representing firms like Facebook, Google, Amazon, Twitter and Airbnb warned of a wider impact.
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He even said that ObamaCare is better than the current GOP bill and warned of people losing coverage.
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Several rights groups also have warned of possible legal action if the government does not halt its sales.
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In 2400 the regulator along with FINRA issued an investor alert which prominently warned of the inherent risk.
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Just this week, Moody's Investors Service warned of "increasing risks of an industrial recession" for North American manufacturers.
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Subway trains are bypassing the area, and city officials have warned of serious traffic delays in the area.
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The concert was canceled after police in Spain warned of a terrorist threat, The New York Times reported.
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The company had been warned of allergic reactions to its baguettes six times before, according to the inquest.
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In recent media appearances, Hassett has warned of steep job losses that could result from the coronavirus outbreak.
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Trudeau has been warned of the potential obstacles, according to a briefing note obtained by the Canadian Press.
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America's non-healthcare-related political headlines in recent days have increasingly warned of something called a constitutional crisis.
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None of the actions that Mr. Rouhani warned of would get Iran to a nuclear weapon anytime soon.
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Last February, the F.B.I. director, Christopher Wray, warned of Chinese students in the United States engaging in espionage.
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Breyer warned of companies like Varsity using copyright law to create a monopoly over the cheerleader uniform market.
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Apple surprised markets this month when it warned of weaker-than-expected demand for its iPhones in China.
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Airbus said it saw no legal basis for the U.S. move and warned of deepening transatlantic trade tensions.
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Along the way, he has warned of the rising threat to Europe posed by a resurgence in nationalism.
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Rival Mastercard and payments processor PayPal have warned of slowing first-quarter revenue growth due to the outbreak.
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Amazon warned of delayed deliveries and items going out of stock as the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread.
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Trump had on Monday warned of a quick, forceful response once responsibility for the Syria attack was established.
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Gary Schmitt and Rebecca Burgess of the American Enterprise Institute recently warned of "scholarly neglect" of veterans issues.
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In a manifesto police believe belongs to the shooter, he allegedly warned of a "Hispanic invasion" of Texas.
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A financial analyst told the New York Times there is "panic" and warned of a coming global recession.
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Ted Lieu of 'woke virtue signaling' after Lieu warned of xenophobia from what GOP members are calling coronavirus
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Some participants also warned of unintended consequences, arguing that increased transparency could perversely lead to higher drug prices.
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Apple (AAPL) has already warned of supply chain disruptions in China and a hit to sales in Asia.
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In January 1919, a British official warned of imminent social breakdown without immediate relief for the former empire.
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The authorities in Iran denied the report, but the health minister warned of a "pretty difficult week" ahead.
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Companies have restricted travel to the region, shut stores in China and warned of the possible financial impact.
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In April, Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova warned of a "surge of anti-Russian hysteria" in Montenegro.
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Design ethicists like former Googler Tristan Harris have warned of the threats tech poses to consumers, especially children.
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Inspections come after provinces warned of gas shortages, partly due to a bold move to curb coal consumption.
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Fact Free In his farewell address as president Tuesday, Barack Obama warned of the dangers of uncontrolled partisanship.
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Previously, the CDC had warned of the risk of Zika in Miami-Dade County, beginning on July 29.
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Elizabeth Warren and former Vice President Joe Biden warned of the dangers posed by President Donald Trump's reelection.
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The authorities in Iran denied the report, but the health minister warned of a "pretty difficult week" ahead.
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Like Noah, Uta-napishti was warned of the coming catastrophe, and he ordered an ark to be built.
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But he also criticized the referendum language, and warned of the cultural losses that would come with statehood.
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Boeing supplier Senior will also be under the spotlight after it warned of lower aerospace revenue and margins.
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Daegu Mayor Kwon Young-jin reportedly told residents to stay indoors as he warned of likely further cases.
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More specifically, Kaiser warned of a potential decline in the number of immigrants covered by Medicaid and CHIP.
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Many notable investors and economists including Jeffrey Gundlach and David Rosenberg have recently warned of heightened recession risks.
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Trump warned of "fire and fury" if North Korea continues to threaten the U.S. View the discussion thread.
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Thursday will be "relatively dry," he said, but warned of another potential storm arriving on Friday or Saturday.
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The former Virginia Republican lawmaker also warned of dire consequences for the global economy if he does win.
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A heist that occurred over the weekend in India could be the operation the FBI had warned of.
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It warned of high levels of upfront spending on new technologies, intense price competition and rising labor costs.
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"No one listened when we warned of the dangers of sand mining," my wife's uncle Shaji told me.
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The agency had warned of storm surges up to 218.6 feet along the Cagayan and Isabela province coastlines.
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He has repeatedly warned of Pyongyang's growing nuclear ambitions, coming close to advocating for regime change in July.
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Several are moving operations overseas and others have warned of the damage it will do to the economy.
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Separately, Novo Nordisk warned of a similar problem with NovoPen Echo and NovoPen 5 devices distributed in Canada.
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It&aposs a red line Washington, and the Trump administration, have been warned of in no uncertain terms.
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He has warned of "caravans" of migrants approaching the border and called on Congress to enact tougher regulations.
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The United States, which backs Guaido, has warned of "serious consequences" if President Nicolas Maduro's government harms him.
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Since early May, Trump has slapped new tariffs on Chinese imports and warned of U.S. levies on Mexico.
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The company had warned of a revenue slowdown last quarter, partly because of its growing investment in data privacy.
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Japanese Trade Minister Hiroshige Seko said he had expressed Japanese concern to Lighthizer and warned of major market disruption.
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Last week, a source close to Rusal warned of "catastrophic" shutdowns at the company if sanctions remained in place.
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The United States had warned of "severe, long-lasting" consequences from Washington if politicians failed to pass the reform.
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On Wednesday, Abe warned of unintended clashes in the crisis-hit Middle East after meeting Iranian President Hassan Rouhani.
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The company warned of weaker results for its fiscal first quarter, largely tied to headwinds coming out of China.
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Christos Staikouras, the new finance minister, has warned of other "bombs with lit fuses" lurking in the national accounts.
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Trump's executive order on immigration warned of the need to learn the lessons of the September 11, 2001, attacks.
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CBP has warned of growing backlogs of up to three weeks for new applicants, according to the association's letter.
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Morgan Stanley has warned of higher car prices following signs of further escalation in the U.S.-China trade war.
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Officials warned of downed power lines and debris spread over large areas, and urged people to avoid traveling. Gov.
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Bank of America on Tuesday warned of a "sizable slowdown" in the US economy due to the trade war.
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The World Bank, in a report earlier this year, warned of risks to the Cambodian economy from bigger microloans.
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But Trump said that "people have to behave" and warned of future court action against reporters who do not.
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Legions of economists, policymakers and political grandees from around the world have warned of the economic threat of Brexit.
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And Kim already has warned of potential economic difficulty akin to the 1990s, which was marked by widespread famine.
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Analysts warned of headwinds to refining operations, which have buoyed integrated energy firms as upstream production revenue has fallen.
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Still, analysts warned of possible price wars and excessive supply as Saudi Arabia and Iran tussle for market share.
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In 1968 Paul Ehrlich published the bestseller The Population Bomb, in which he warned of acute future food shortages.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter last week warned of "specific consequences" if China takes "aggressive" action in the region.
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Also, she said, Mr. Wong warned of "problems" in the United States and Canada, though he provided no details.
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This came a day after ECB president Mario Draghi warned of "lasting economic consequences" from years of economic stagnation.
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Tehran has warned of counter-measures and threatened to block Gulf oil exports if its own exports are halted.
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However, RBS shares fell 5% Friday morning as the bank warned of upcoming challenges due to continued Brexit uncertainty.
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Government sources say he was simply warned of logistical concerns, but was always free to go where he wanted.
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Fire officials warned of extremely dangerous conditions due to high levels of sulfur dioxide gas in the evacuation area.
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In Chicago, the National Weather Service warned of life-threatening Arctic winds as well as blowing and drifting snow.
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Chuck Grassley was one of the Republicans who warned of the complications of Trump possibly taking on comprehensive reform.
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We were warned of a new wave of "super predators," young, faceless black men wearing bandannas and sagging jeans.
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In late November, nearly six months after Intel was warned of the vulnerabilities, he sold Intel shares worth $39m.
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For that reason, the CDC as well as several foreign authorities have warned of the risks to pregnant women.
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Meanwhile, the South Korean weather agency has also warned of imminent snow as temperatures fall to -4 degrees Celsius.
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Experts have warned of a "ticking time bomb" of disease as survivors are exposed to bacteria-infested flood waters.
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In February, Putin warned of a resolute response if the U.S. decides to station missiles in countries neighboring Russia.
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Authorities have long warned of the dangers ATVs pose, even as they provide a fun, adventurous time for riders.
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Some analysts warned of $270 a barrel; Standard Chartered said fund selling may not relent until it reaches $21.
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He warned of the dangers of edible marijuana at parties where it can be hard to control the dosage.
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In September Zhang Xiaohuan, a government researcher, warned of a familiar problem in this supposedly new approach to urbanisation.
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Meanwhile, Commerzbank shares tanked 8 percent in early August when it warned of further pressures on its 2016 revenues.
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European airlines have warned of a challenging market in terms of passenger numbers, while cargo volumes are also stagnating.
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Earlier, while visiting a Clinton campaign office in Cleveland, Biden warned of a "nightmare" presidency if Trump were elected.
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GIC, Singapore's bigger state fund, which has warned of low returns over the next decade, reports results this month.
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It seems their "authoritarian model"—the threat to Western democracy Mr Mattis warned of—is something Mr Trump admires.
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Tension had risen in Kashmir since Friday, when Indian officials warned of possible militant attacks by Pakistan-based groups.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia in April warned of rising housing debt stoking bubble risks in the property sector.
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Authorities warned of heavy rain and strong winds for parts of Poland, particularly the center and south, on Friday.
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One, supposedly from the 1970s, warned of a coming ice age; the other, from 2008, about surviving global warming.
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State lawmakers have warned of the dangers that could result from men sharing bathrooms with women and young girls.
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Over recent months, DHS officials warned of worsening conditions at the southern border amid a dramatic spike of apprehensions.
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Even alarmists who have warned of a trade war as hurting U.S. exports and growth have been proven wrong.
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In an interview with ANC news channel early on Thursday, Roque warned of an "avalanche of other states leaving".
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On February 26th Mr Osborne warned of looming "storm clouds" hurting economic growth and requiring bigger cuts to spending.
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Officials warned of an increased police presence around the city, with investigators still chasing leads and potentially arresting others.
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The RBI governor has previously warned of the potential spillover effect from China's economy to other countries, including India.
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Matthias Müller, VW's chief executive, warned of "substantial and painful" financial damage at the company because of the scandal.
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Ocado slumped 12.7 percent after the online grocer warned of sustained margin pressure due to an intensely competitive market.
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The government warned of extreme cold for much of Canada, including the cities of Toronto, Montreal, Calgary and Ottawa.
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Online food delivery platform Grubhub Inc dropped 8.4 percent after Keybanc warned of diminished customer spending and user retention.
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Credit ratings agency Moody's warned of more output declines if oil producers defaulted on debt because of low prices.
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Samsung has previously warned of another $3.1 billion hit to profit from the Note 7 withdrawal over two quarters.
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But some market participants warned of Yaskawa's high valuations and a potential correction after earnings momentum is priced in.
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Britain's biggest banks have also seen NIM fall in the last year, and have warned of a tough 2019.
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Chipmaker Samsung Electronics Co Ltd and other tech suppliers have also warned of a tech slowdown going into 2019.
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Leading Democrats warned of a fierce battle over Obamacare and said they planned to mobilize grassroots support for it.
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North Korean state media warned of a nuclear attack on the United States at any sign of American aggression.
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Weather forecasters warned of destructive storm surges as high as six metres in coastal villages in the typhoon's path.
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A senior U.S. official warned of further action against "bad actors" if there are no changes in the country.
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In December, Calvin Klein parent company PVH Corp warned of such an adverse impact during an earnings conference call.
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Trump also warned of repercussions to neighboring Guatemala and El Salvador if they allowed the migrants to pass through.
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Gap and Abercrombie & Fitch fell more than 10 percent after both retailers warned of a challenging holiday quarter. Salesforce.
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Russia has accused the U.S-led alliance of threatening its security by expanding eastwards and has warned of retaliation.
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Greg Abbott warned of record-setting flooding and called on people to flee the area before the storm hits.
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It has warned of another loss for full year 2017/18 (Reporting by Dominique Vidalon; editing by Alexander Smith)
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Widodo has warned of tough action against those instigating riots, while Prabowo has called for peaceful protests and restraint.
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Finnish paper firm Stora Enso's slumped 5.1% as its quarterly profit dropped and it warned of global political uncertainties.
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" Like last month's debate performance, she again produced a viral moment when she warned of Trump's "dark psychic force.
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Even so, the company warned of headwinds in several markets, citing declining auto production and short-haul domestic coal.
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They were outraged at the movement for cervical self-examinations and they warned of the dangers of unsterilized speculums.
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Residents were warned of evacuations when their cellphones blared with emergency messages and police officers went door to door.
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Democrats also quickly criticized the decision and warned of the impact it would have on the health-care system.
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On November 9 this year, the HKJA warned of the "death knell of freedom of speech" in the city.
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Facebook has already warned of higher costs overall, with an initial 2018 forecast that global expenses from this year.
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The revamped rule drew criticism from consumer activists and Democratic lawmakers who warned of potential risks to taxpayers (Reuters).
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President Joachim Gauck, who rarely intervenes in politics, has warned of the dangers of the current integration drive failing.
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" He warned of "unintended consequences," like large numbers of Iraqi civilian casualties or an eruption "of the Arab street.
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The NHC also warned of dangerous swells along the coast from northern Florida to North Carolina over the weekend.
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Flynn spoke to the FBI agents with no lawyer present and hadn't been warned of the potential legal consequences.
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She warned of a calamity for the vast majority of Americans who were not part of the gilded elite.
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The suspect allegedly authored a racist, anti-immigrant manifesto that warned of an invasion of the U.S. by Hispanics.
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David H Dunn, a professor at Birmingham University, warned of the snooping risk posed by the proliferation of drones.
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Clinton's campaign team last year, Ms. Tanden warned of griping among Democrats about racial and gender balance among Mrs.
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A Nobel cause Sir Alexander Fleming, who discovered penicillin, warned of antibiotic resistance at his Nobel lecture in 1945.
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The White House, Congress and the business community have been warned of the clear and present danger of cyberattacks.
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Like Trump, he has warned of the threat of terrorists and drug smugglers crossing into the country from Mexico.
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In an interview with CNBC later Tuesday, Dalio warned of a "significant risk" of a U.S. recession in 2020.
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In a Gizmodo post last week, a senior CDC official warned of the long-lasting toxicity of Hurricane Harvey.
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Journalists and rights groups in Hong Kong have warned of greater censorship, with mainland Chinese officials influencing local newsrooms.
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Earlier this year, he warned of "fire and fury" if Pyongyang continues threatening the U.S. View the discussion thread.
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The United Nations has warned of a "looming humanitarian crisis" in the Manus island center in Papua New Guinea.
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Those works warned of corporate malfeasance and irresponsibility, of environmental disaster, of technology offering as many burdens as releases.
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European airlines have also warned of a challenging market in terms of passenger numbers even as cargo volumes stagnate.
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In November it had warned of lower-than-expected full-year earnings citing its North American and British businesses.
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He admonished what he deemed immorality and expanding secularism in American society and warned of impending judgment from God.
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Some critics have warned of a potential global trade war which would sharply curtail U.S. and world economic growth.
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He quoted Thomas Edison, warned of rising sea levels and lurched into a discussion of comparative solar energy commitments.
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Viktor Orban, Hungary's populist Prime Minister, has even outlawed helping illegal immigrants and warned of a post-Christian Europe.
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Jitters over a possible trade war intensified Tuesday after President Donald Trump warned of potential fresh tariffs on China.
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Notable investors including Paul Tudor Jones and Leon Cooperman have warned of a market correction from a Warren presidency.
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In a press conference, Fed Chair Janet Yellen warned of threats to the global economy, prompting a dollar selloff.
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Everyone from Apple (AAPL) and Microsoft (MSFT) to United Airlines (UAL) and Carnival (CCL) has warned of financial fallout.
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British Think Tank The Foreign Policy Centre warned of Turkmenistan's "massive human rights abuses" and "use of forced labour."
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Merkel also warned of consequences if people violate the new measures, but did not specify what that would entail.
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Apple (AAPL), Microsoft (MSFT), Coca-Cola (KO) warned of supply-chain disruptions caused by the health crisis in China.
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Time and again, records show, Air Force housing officials stationed at Tinker warned of falsified records and poor housing.
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Ms. Gabbard, a congresswoman from Hawaii, has railed against "regime change wars" and warned of a nuclear arms race.
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He warned of a crack epidemic in the nation's cities and pleaded for more money for prevention and research.
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