Populism of the Trump/Le Pen/Brexit variety has always been a warning sign, a warning sign that there is some deeper dysfunction in our economic, social and cultural systems.
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One warning sign is a rash of flash property activity.
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Another potential warning sign to watch is credit card delinquencies.
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Looking back, it was obviously something darker: a warning sign.
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So low volatility today is not necessarily a warning sign.
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Her difficulties with those voters could be a warning sign.
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There was a warning sign in regard to fall hazards ...
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But Mr. Kelman said the experience was a warning sign.
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Such an inversion is a warning sign about the economy.
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DENVER — The warning sign was just outside the theater door.
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That's not the only warning sign in the IPO market.
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A faulty reading can mean not catching an early warning sign.
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The return of Lisa Frank pjs was our first warning sign.
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Now, I tend to see super-likes as a warning sign.
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Even so, Mr Bolsonaro's strong early showing is a warning sign.
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"I think the election was certainly a warning sign," Cruz said.
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A warning sign along the Adelaide River in the Northern Territory.
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That's often times a warning sign to at least take profits.
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To many, the complacency in the market is a warning sign.
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Talk like this can be a warning sign, according to Bacchus.
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The sharp divergence is also a warning sign of a recession.
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That so-called flattening is a warning sign about the economy.
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But domestic violence can be an early warning sign for terrorism.
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The fact that 13% disapprove of him is a major warning sign.
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This is a warning sign from the Latin Kings to a snitch.
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A warning sign has reportedly been posted on the seized lab's door.
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He recently flagged this development as a warning sign to his clients.
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This is a hot spot, a warning sign of an incipient blister.
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And so that's the warning sign you have to watch out for.
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A major warning sign came weeks before the rape, Mr. MacLeish wrote.
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Even if Ossoff loses, it's another warning sign for Republicans because... 45.
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It's also a serious warning sign that things are getting too heated.
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It is typically seen as a warning sign of a looming recession.
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Not everyone agrees that the bond market is sending a warning sign.
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All of those factors should be a big warning sign to investors.
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Empire's Costa said that another warning sign is the strength of the dollar.
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Record-low Hispanic turnout in 2014 was a warning sign for both parties.
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Costa said the shape of the yield curve isn't the only warning sign.
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An inconspicuous mark on the skin could act as an early warning sign.
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A reversal would be a warning sign, but we haven't seen one yet.
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That's a warning sign — when you're more into the story than the relationship.
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"It's become kind of a warning sign that women are vulnerable," says Balay.
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"Any warning sign or symptom of suicide should not be ignored," he said.
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But now, two new trends could be a warning sign for that model.
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But as Miller himself put it, events like this are a warning sign.
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Warning sign from the US governmentThe government forced residents to leave the town.
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In California, the slowdown is modest, but Brown says it's a warning sign.
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It could instead have a warning sign next to the product in stores.
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When they mirror one another, it tends to serve as a warning sign.
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The warning sign was the opening number, Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah," sung without comprehension.
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But it is a warning sign for the president, at the very least.
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Getting lost in familiar places can also be a warning sign, he said.
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It doesn't have a price tag, which should have been a warning sign.
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However, it could also be a warning sign that the stock is overvalued.
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A spiking repo rate was an early warning sign before the financial crisis.
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He listened carefully, then beckoned me into his office, nearer the warning sign.
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For Post Malone, it's a warning sign about drowning in your own success.
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Another warning sign is a delivery that does not show up on time.
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China's unashamed political coercion against Taiwan constitutes a warning sign of future conflict.
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" He added that "this is a warning sign that things need to shift.
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They posted a warning sign that read "Animal Access," indicating the tiger was there.
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And it's a warning sign for what could happen in the US in 2020.
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This isn't atypical; domestic violence seems to be a warning sign for mass shootings.
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A flattening yield curve has historically been a warning sign of a possible recession.
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The third and final warning sign regarding democratic backsliding relates to the civil service.
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It's not a guarantee, but those projections are a warning sign for the president.
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And in a clear warning sign for the GOP, the same poll shows Sen.
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"There was no warning sign," Captain Liu Chuanjian was quoted as saying by Reuters.
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It wouldn't be the first warning sign the Arctic has given us this year.
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Conor Lamb's win in Pennsylvania this month was yet another warning sign for Republicans.
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It's a warning sign that copper's micro fortunes may yet bite the macro bears.
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If you find yourself blacking out a lot, that could be another warning sign.
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Sherrer also cited a "group of people randomly falling unconscious" as a warning sign.
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That suggests that shipping, a leading economic indicator, is flashing a red warning sign.
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Nuttall woke up to find Jedi lying on top of her: a warning sign.
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As traders await earnings season, the stock market may be sending a warning sign.
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Laurer's disastrous appearance on Howard Stern's radio show in 2005 was another warning sign.
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They're flashing a warning sign that copper is not yet on full bull script.
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Yet even the national polling has a bit of a warning sign for Warren.
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Democrats score suburban wins in warning sign for GOP, by The Hill's Reid Wilson.
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A flattening yield curve is a classic warning sign of rockier economic times ahead.
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The sell-off in stocks isn't the only warning sign in the financial markets.
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It's not a guarantee, but those projections are a warning sign for the president.
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Still, it was an ominous test case, and it's not the only warning sign.
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Centrist Democrats portrayed Boris Johnson's victory as a warning sign for the American election.
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The clearest warning sign is the ascent of anti-democratic politicians into mainstream politics.
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One early warning sign came in the Virginia governor's race, last year's marquee election.
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It's a warning sign not just for investigative reporters but for the entire online world.
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"If we start seeing too much of it, it will be a warning sign," Rep.
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For Gina Sanchez of Chantico Global, the revenue drought presents a warning sign for investors.
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Yield curve inversion is flashing a warning sign investors should check their portfolios are resilient.
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"If your potential employer games you in this conversation, it's a warning sign," she says.
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One scenario would switch high yield's weakness from harmless to a warning sign, Morganlander said.
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"Truancy is also going to be an early warning sign for violent extremism," he said.
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That dynamic is a "warning sign," Republican pollster Ed Goeas said in the discussion Friday.
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This is a possible warning sign on this year's reputed top point guard, Kris Dunn.
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But Northamptonshire has become a warning sign of the perilous state of Britain's local governments.
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Here is how the article begins: The warning sign was just outside the theater door.
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The US yield curve inverted on multiple occasions in August, flashing a recession warning sign.
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It's about understanding what boundaries you want to set once you know that warning sign.
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That could be a warning sign to Barry's, which opened six new locations in 2017.
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Don't expect to see a flashing warning sign when you receive some terrible investing advice.
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That's because the yield curve is flattening and could ultimately invert, a recession warning sign.
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Still, Clinton's bid in 2016 may be a warning sign to Democratic voters right now.
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Looking back, Joni Ernst's 203 victory in Iowa was a flashing warning sign for Democrats.
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The argument: This metric is somewhere between a long-term warning sign — like a sustained yield curve inversion, when yields on short-term Treasuries jump above the yields on longer-dated notes — and a real-time warning sign such as the unemployment rate, per Darda.
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If the latter possibility is right, that may be a warning sign for the current era.
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Food control is not necessarily a warning sign of abuse, but it could be a symptom.
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But this year's spikes are a warning sign that this particular supply chain remains highly unstable.
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If Microsoft does move to AMD chips, this would be a big warning sign for Intel.
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Its technical setup is flashing a warning sign, O'Hara told "Trading Nation " in an email Wednesday.
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In markets news A growing number of companies are flashing a warning sign on China's economy
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But analysts say a less visible number is flashing a warning sign: floating storage off Singapore.
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Along that line, Cappelleri suggests that gold's move higher could be another warning sign for stocks.
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If your significant other becomes "withdrawn or defensive" at the idea, that is another warning sign.
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Some women are unsure how much bleeding is normal and how much is a warning sign.
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That its spinoff already feels too predictable after two seasons should be a big warning sign.
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Reduced fetal movements are similar to chest pains — a warning sign that something could be wrong.
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Democrats have sought to tout the victory as a warning sign for Trump heading into 28500.
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One warning sign for Biden is his favorability rating, which has slipped since the accusations began.
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Or this could be a recession warning sign and a signal of worse news to come.
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He told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Friday why this could be a warning sign for markets.
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Still, the plummeting oil demand is a warning sign for the rest of the global economy.
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A 2011 file photo showing a warning sign on a door at the Fort Detrick facility.
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Several negative signs are weighing on markets: The yield curve flashed a recession warning sign Wednesday.
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But the demand for free breakfasts at Morecambe Bay Primary is not the only warning sign.
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"So you have what's called negative momentum divergence, and that's usually a warning sign," he said.
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Analysts have warned that dysfunction in the market could be a warning sign of bigger problems.
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Right: A woman pushes a baby stroller with a warning sign in Margate, England, circa 1930.
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She said Jumpshot's folding was a warning sign for marketers to ask how vendors collect data.
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Centrist Democrats portrayed Prime Minister Boris Johnson's victory as a warning sign for the American election.
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"In many cases, it might be the first warning sign of underlying cardiovascular disease," Blankstein added.
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The second warning sign that Sebastian is looking for is if bond yields begin to creep up.
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Moelis pointed to the current default rate in the high-yield bond sector as a warning sign.
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A little warning sign appears if you're reusing the same password, plus a prompt to change it.
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The 2017 bankruptcy filing of Toys 'R' Us was a warning sign for the New York Democrat.
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And a strong IPO market would have to get much sillier to represent a major warning sign.
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ALBANY, N.Y. — An immediate warning sign, she now realizes, should have been evident in their first conversation.
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But the move is still more of a warning sign than a meaningful step toward a bomb.
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Another warning sign is that the gap between short-term and long-term interest rates has shrunk.
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While losing an anchor tenant can be a warning sign for a mall, it's sometimes an opportunity.
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This should be a warning sign to the Sanders campaign as they head into more diverse states.
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The warning sign came in the form of Facebook's efforts to address these changes before they happen.
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Other data has shown consistent declines in consumer prices, another warning sign that domestic demand lacks momentum.
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Second, Sanchez said, the rise of insider selling in Nvidia could be a warning sign for investors.
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Bottom line: The high-yield market is beginning to flash a warning sign for the broader market.
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Trump discussing North Korea in the same way that Bush discussed Saddam is a troubling warning sign.
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Serious health issues Although rare, coughing can also be a warning sign of a serious health issue.
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Here in Vigo County, that disappointment carries extra weight — and perhaps a warning sign for the president.
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Violence against women, whether carried out or unrealized, is more than a warning sign for mass shootings.
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That's a big warning sign for other tech companies that are poised to go public this year.
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Civil war in the Senate was an early warning sign of the actual civil war to come.
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Schaffner added that any illness that gets worse after a few days is a warning sign, too.
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Bonczyk said a prior conviction for aggravated assault is a major warning sign of potential workplace violence.
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"The fact that we get an early warning sign from the guest — we like that," he said.
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Stocks with low price-to-earnings ratios are also currently underperforming, flashing a bear market warning sign.
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Comments by a senior Biden aide this week were taken as a warning sign in many quarters.
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Is it a warning sign that we had to go through that roller coaster in the first place?
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Warning sign: Spending growth slowed immediately after the recession but is now increasing at roughly pre-recession levels.
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Bitcoin's failure to make a comeback amidst the global turmoil has been a warning sign for one researcher.
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One warning sign of placenta accreta is bleeding during the third trimester, according to the American Pregnancy Association.
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But one warning sign of trouble could be flashing in the housing market, according to forecaster Lakshman Achuthan.
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One source said LeEco processed PTO payouts last night, an early warning sign of what was to come.
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That ought to be a real warning sign as to what state exactly is Marco going to win.
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Closing below that level could be a warning sign for the stock market, if history is any guide.
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"When you see shorts this big in the ag sector, that is flashing a warning sign," Duggan said.
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Regularly reviewing your account for new charges might help you catch an early warning sign: small test charges.
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A big warning sign for Republicans Midterm elections are typically more friendly than presidential election years for Republicans.
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Beltran Macchi, head of the Paraguay Association of Banks, said the violence was a "warning sign" to investors.
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On July 2130, an episode occurred that should have been, in retrospect, a warning sign for all involved.
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The second warning sign for Republicans on this tax bill is that the public doesn't like it much.
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Some government officials have pointed to this as a warning sign that could impact more than the economy.
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"Junction injunction" sounds snappy, and it's a warning sign you might find at a junction: NO U-TURN.
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"However, the role of the Smog Free Tower as a warning sign is still very significant," he said.
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Tariffs are a warning sign, but failing to preserve and modernize NAFTA would be a bridge too far.
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When my gas tank warning sign went on just before I reached my hotel in Rehoboth Beach, Del.
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And we hope that's not a warning sign that they'll have equal problems with other pieces of legislation.
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This presence of this particular warning sign soon became visible to us — all over our hands and clothes.
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The biggest warning sign: a big drop-off in the G.O.P.'s standing in the generic congressional ballot.
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But the spate of new cases is a warning sign that the virus could continue to spread quickly.
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Events like this are often the first warning sign that something may be seriously amiss below the waves.
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The midterms were a warning sign for Republicans, but they aren't showing many signs of changing their ways.
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Leduc insists he didn't think twice about Rico's comments, and doesn't believe it was a suicide warning sign.
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Since 2008, that spread has been seen as a warning sign of credit risk within the banking industry.
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" The T-shirt, Mr. Abbott said, appeared to be "maybe the only, if not the foremost, warning sign.
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Donald Trump's impeachment acquittal is a warning sign that something has gone deeply wrong in our political system.
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A child with polio gets fresh air beside a warning sign for the rest of the community, 21940.
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Taken together, the spending amounts to a flashing red warning sign for Republicans on the ballot next year.
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A flurry of new polls show growing support for impeachment, a warning sign for Trump and his party.
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And personal loans are "growing like a weed," which is a potential warning sign for the U.S. economy.
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CDC acting Director Anne Schuchat said the data could be an early warning sign of a worsening crisis.
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But I view them as an early warning sign from the market that something is amiss in housing.
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It's critical to pay attention to TIA since it can be a warning sign of a more serious stroke.
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Carreyrou's "Bad Blood" meticulously chronicled every tiny warning sign that worried Theranos' staff in order to build a case.
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"I'm starting to see an inter-market warning sign between the stock market and gold," the founder of TradingAnalysis.
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These two cases are what the CDC characterized as a "warning sign, more than a catastrophe," according to Kallen.
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What was meant to be a turning point for protecting journalists and dissidents has now become a warning sign.
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I want that to become a warning sign for people to become aware of the world they live in.
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The concern is that rising claims could be an early warning sign of a slowdown in the labor market.
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Any sort of anxiety or shame surrounding your diet can be a warning sign of disordered behavior, she said.
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I was wearing a cardigan—already a warning sign to customs security when you're coming from a hot country.
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The bottom line: Erdogan is not likely to take recent political indicators as a warning sign to change course.
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On Wednesday, stocks sank as the bond market sent a new warning sign that a recession could be nearing.
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Cosic said these findings are a warning sign, as low-income people, before and after retirement, are already suffering.
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In turn, Lidl offered other supermarket chains a warning sign: Many markets weren't ready for another grocer in town.
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Despite this, Paris prosecutor Francois Molins said there was "no warning sign" that Lakdim would carry out an attack.
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Source: Bespoke Paul Hickey, co-founder of Bespoke, said he sees a warning sign in the earnings this season.
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And a crucial warning sign — one too often ignored — is domestic violence against intimate partners and other family members.
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New York (CNN Business)The bond market is once again sending a big fat warning sign about the US economy.
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Because it's so infectious, health experts see it as an early warning sign that there's a problem with vaccination coverage.
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Backers of the bill say "lie and try" incidents can be a warning sign of fresh criminal behavior by individuals.
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Some saw Lyft's lackluster debut as a warning sign for the growing list of tech unicorns racing to go public.
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It's also smart to consider the debt as a warning sign that it's time to reassess your finances, McClary said.
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Every conventional warning sign and obstacle seems to be lining up against Donald Trump's quest for the presidency right now.
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Small caps are underperforming and, if history is any indication, it could be a warning sign for the broader market.
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This increased resistance serves as an early warning sign, the CDC explained at the 2016 STD Prevention Conference in Atlanta.
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The earlier hints of watch weakness could be a warning sign ahead of other retailers' earnings reports still to come.
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Many such investors are willing to accept lower returns and that is a warning sign for other players, Morris said.
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But then came the warning sign: a message saying Marshall would be late and prefered to speak at the pub.
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After getting our 3D glasses (which is required, of course) we noticed a warning sign outside the designated 4DX theater.
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Deal Professor A buying spree by a Chinese insurance company that has emerged seemingly overnight is flashing a warning sign.
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The warning sign we should heed is not an ugly face, but the inability to look beyond a pretty one.
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London (CNN Business)The US market for commercial real estate flashed a warning sign in the first half of 2019.
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Meteorologists just delivered the latest warning sign of global warming: July 2019 was the hottest month ever recorded on Earth.
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Moreover, many long-term interest rates remain lower than short-term rates, which is traditionally a warning sign of recession.
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Another warning sign is if you feel like what you're doing seems unjustified or an inefficient use of your time.
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When the Cboe Volatility Index, a commonly watched fear gauge, spikes above 20, it triggers another bear market warning sign.
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But it has fallen over the past year, which has historically been an early warning sign of an economic slowdown.
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That's the highest level since early April 1986 — a potential warning sign that the rush into equities is getting overdone.
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But the couple, Charles and Leona Rush, claimed they did not see any warning sign when they bought the house.
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Noted strategist Jim Paulsen has his eye on a metric he believes may be a warning sign for the market.
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The gun violence crisis is the canary in the coal mine of the American political system, an ominous warning sign.
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Doyle says despite the warning sign, Richardson drove with her two sons around the sign and entered into the water.
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Carr might as well have been looking at a warning sign for a national security threat flashing in neon red.
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High turnover is not in and of itself uncommon at startups, but it is obviously a major warning sign here.
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One person's warning sign is another person's reassurance, and one can become the other given the right filtration of information.
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Earlier this year, a slump in Southern California home sale was deemed a warning sign to the rest of the country.
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Key parts of the U.S. yield curve were inverted, flashing another warning sign about the health of the world's biggest economy.
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The past two years, that short stretch of the calendar was negative, which is a time-honored warning sign for January.
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Jeff Lewis admits he saw one major warning sign of future trouble with his daughter's surrogate, who is now suing him.
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A "warning sign" is starting to appear in the market amid new record highs for stocks, says Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.
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Another potential warning sign for investors was the revenue from the company's web services business, which came in at $9 billion.
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It was designed to compensate for human error, such as an operator falling asleep or failing to notice a warning sign.
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But it's a resounding warning sign for the insurers and providers arguing that they're getting the job done on their own.
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This gauge's current level, however, isn't a substantial warning sign to Erin Gibbs, equity chief investment officer at S&P Global.
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We must stop ignoring violence in families, and treat relationship abuse as what it is: a warning sign for future violence.
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On Monday, the state received a fresh warning sign of why the risks of massive, devastating blazes like it are growing.
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Corporate insiders are selling much more stock than they're buying, and some see that as a warning sign for the rally.
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But James Paulsen, chief investment strategist at Leuthold, said the rising 10-year is not the only warning sign for stocks.
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Investors had seen it as a warning sign that the rally could be over, but Hickey has an entirely different prediction.
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While the figures aren't meant to be scary, in at least one way they can be interpreted as a warning sign.
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October's gubernatorial elections were a warning sign of how the Socialist Party can score electoral victories despite fury over the economy.
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When something tastes bad, we're meant to take it as a warning sign: danger, don't eat this, it could kill you.
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Yoder received less than 70% of the GOP primary vote, which could be a warning sign for the four-term incumbent.
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"It's a dangerous step, and a warning sign that the same (anti-Semitic) sentiment may be infecting Spain," Samuels told Reuters.
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Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management, also sees its big swing higher as a warning sign.
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Problems sleeping are often a warning sign or a cause of impending depression, and can make people with bipolar disorder manic.
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High-level persecution of individuals who divulge information is a big warning sign for others not to speak out, they said.
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Higher oil prices and interest rates are seen as a warning sign that the long-running aviation boom may be peaking.
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Last fall, one case came to light that I expect every grant-reviewing officer has in the back of their mind as a worst-case scenario: A school in Liberia, funded by eager Western donors, allegedly ignored warning sign after warning sign as a senior staff member assaulted many of the young girls attending the school.
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These smart patches continuously scan the body and send data to a smartphone app that alerts people when there's a warning sign.
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People get lulled into the false sense of security that they're fine when actually it's just the warning sign of something bigger.
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He told BuzzFeed News that the worsening situation in the Philippines' digital environment is a warning sign to the US for 2020.
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That is a potential warning sign for the Clinton camp, which increased its get-out-the-vote effort going into Election Day.
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"While yield curve inversions can be a leading indicator of economic weakness or recession, they are an early warning sign," Suttmeier added.
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The first warning sign for Cramer was when its long-time CEO Glenn Murphy announced he would step down in October 2014.
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Afterward we went back to his parents' house—which should have been a warning sign in retrospect, but how could I judge?
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With thousands more still on the table, the trio of defeats is a warning sign for the company, which already faces strain.
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Commodities like oil and copper are down in the past month, and that could be a warning sign for equities going forward.
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Another warning sign ... she had a big falling out with her sober coach earlier in the month, accusing him of betraying her.
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The yen hit a 17-month high against the dollar on Monday in the currency market's latest warning sign to equity investors.
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And when in doubt, research the company promising the free get-away -- any angry reviews should be a warning sign either way.
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Sandbags and an evacuation warning sign are seen against the doors of apartments near the Tar River in Greenville, North Carolina, Oct.
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She sees his previous engagement to Clare Crawley not as a warning sign, but as a symbol of his passion for love.
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That move is flashing a warning sign to the rest of the market, said Charlie Bilello, director of research at Pension Partners.
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It's a warning sign for Republicans who are defending the House majority against a very enthusiastic Democratic base in the 2018 midterms.
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Here's a warning sign for one vulnerable Democrat: A new Marquette University poll shows Republican Leah Vukmir just two points behind Sen.
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Given that Clinton has many more paths to the White House, these poll results are a warning sign for the Trump effort.
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A warning sign flashes if the wheel is released for more than around four seconds, and an alarm sounds after 10 seconds.
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In what ended up being a warning sign of things to come, Clinton narrowly lost the 2016 Democratic primary there to Sanders.
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Science has found a correlation between pigmentation and diabetes, and darker armpits can sometimes be considered a warning sign for the condition.
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The recent failure of surprise billing legislation in the face of industry opposition is certainly a warning sign to any aspiring reformers.
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In the rush to get gifts sorted, it's all too easy to miss a warning sign, or get complacent about online security.
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The sudden cash crunch was a warning sign that the financial troubles that brought Puerto Rico to its knees could soon spread.
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These Wisconsin numbers are a red warning sign for Democrats that rebuilding the 'blue wall' in 2020 may not be so easy.
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But Bernstein's Toni Sacconaghi disagreed that this was a warning sign for Tesla's demand, instead pointing to the company's backlog of orders.
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The fall in the Shanghai market, however, was seen as a warning sign, but it could actually turn into a fresh opportunity.
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But it serves as an early warning sign that global warming is significantly altering the planet's ecosystems, according to a new study.
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Gundlach said the central bank will see the "repo" move as a "warning sign" and will resume expansion of its balance sheet.
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As stocks sit near record highs, one leading indicator for the market is flailing, and that could be a major warning sign.
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That being said, if your feel your significant other's become too controlling, managing every aspect of your career, that's a warning sign.
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Such dramatic movements in LME spreads can often be an early warning sign of metal being readied for delivery into the LME system.
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He notes that others have pointed to possible froth in asset markets as a warning sign that the Fed is moving too slowly.
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Regardless of whether it's fair for CEOs to earn such large checks, a big payday can also be a warning sign for investors.
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South Korea's surprise announcement that its GDP was down 0.3%, well below expectations of a gain of 0.3%, was one such warning sign.
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On the other side of the coin, when earnings are trending below expectations, it can be a warning sign of potential trouble ahead.
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Apple hasn't been updating either with the frequency it has with its other products, which is always a warning sign of imminent extinction.
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That's another warning sign, and my thought is that one should be cautious if one is long going into earnings in Home Depot.
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However, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention does list "fever with rash" as an emergency warning sign of flu sickness in children.
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There was a possible warning sign in separate data which showed British retail sales fell unexpectedly in January, hit by weak food sales.
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The patient started to bleed — a potential warning sign of uterine cancer — but Hall prescribed her more hormones, according to the medical board.
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It's true that nothing like this has happened yet — though the existing adoption of commercial drones for warfare is a distinct warning sign.
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Too much YA fiction was a warning sign, though not exactly a disqualification, assuming their collection didn't include anything from the Twilight series.
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While a patient Fed has been taken as a market positive, Sanchez sees its pause as a warning sign of a coming slowdown.
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TV's "What America's Thinking" that Republican turnout in the 28500 midterms should be a warning sign to Trump and the GOP in 6900.
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And is the Cambridge Analytica debacle a warning sign of what's to come — and of happens when algorithms hack into our collective thoughts?
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"When you start giving up things that are central to who you are as a person, that's a warning sign," Scott told Insider.
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If the seller hasn't had it for very long and can't tell you much about the ownership history, that's a potential warning sign.
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Trypophobia might be an evolutionary warning sign to protect us from things that might harm us, like poisonous animals with hole-cluster patterns.
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Instant messaging and video app Snap fell to its IPO price of $17 in what may be a warning sign for future IPOs.
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Pal says this is a clear warning sign worth heeding immediately, since the variable shares a close relationship with real-time economic growth.
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If you're trying to conceive, it gives you the go-ahead; if you're preventing pregnancy, it gives you a big, fat warning sign.
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One warning sign was that Valeant's profits were unimpressive under generally accepted accounting principles, the standard bookkeeping that all public companies must use.
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Doing so is the first warning sign to an investor that a founder might not know how to manage finances or business deals.
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Or it could be a warning sign, visual proof of the first cogs and springs flying out of Darren Rovell, human-cyborg relations.
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Since the US yield curve inverted and startled the market, there's been a debate about whether the recession warning sign was for real.
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Inconsistency between what an agent promises in an email and what they offer face-to-face should be taken as another warning sign.
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Molly Murphy, a Democratic pollster and partner at ALG Research, pointed to the gender gap as a potential warning sign for the president.
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Remember, not all abusive relationships look the same, and a relationship doesn't have to include every warning sign listed here to be abusive.
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The grid's collapse should be a warning sign of Puerto Rico's lack of resilience in the face of natural or man-made disasters.
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"This could be a warning sign that equity market expectations and positioning more than reflect the good results," BofAML said in a note.
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If Lamb's lead holds, it's a big ole warning sign for Republicans, even in districts considered safe, ahead of the midterms this fall.
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The first warning sign came when I asked Kerr about the women's groups calling for her and other players to boycott the Open.
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The host also posed if the collapse of WeWork in 2019 was a warning sign for the food delivery industry, which Maloney agreed.
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Ms. Woodruff said the incident was a "wake-up call" and should have served as a warning sign for future job creation efforts.
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Beauchamp explained: Trump discussing North Korea in the same way that Bush discussed [former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein] is a troubling warning sign.
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It doesn't feel like a clichéd or dramatized version of the future—if anything, it feels more like a warning sign drenched in neon.
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And, oh that she'd have done this sooner, I might have read it as a warning sign and never embarked upon this treacherous path.
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That can be an early warning sign of a recession, as it was in 1990, 2001 and 210, according to a study by Bespoke.
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The presence of this type of bacteria is a warning sign that E. coli or other disease-causing organisms may be contaminating the water.
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A picture tweeted on Sunday by the New South Wales Rural Fire Service depicts, ironically, a bushfire warning sign being drowned by murky floodwaters.
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Yet while some traders may see a death cross as a warning sign to sell stocks, one market player doesn't fear the dreaded formation.
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But like I do think that we should probably view it as maybe a warning sign that things are about to get really weird.
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Indeed, falling long-dated yields in the U.S. Treasury market have inverted the yield curve, a warning sign that a recession could be looming.
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Wiley: (laughs) I hope, with every piece of me, that it is something that could be prophetic but ends up being a warning sign.
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Weaker inflation could stall Fed rate hikes, a short-term positive for stocks, but could also represent an early warning sign for economic growth.
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Horrifyingly, the whole Umber clan has been taken by the White Walkers, and little John Umber was left behind as an undead warning sign.
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This occurs when short-term rates surpass their longer-term counterparts, which hurts bank lending profits and is considered a warning sign of recession.
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On one occasion, Thomas even got Yousef to pay $700 for what turned out to be a BB gun — another warning sign Thomas ignored.
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Yuan-denominated oil futures — also referred to as "petro-yuan" — could serve as an early warning sign for the dollar's waning dominance, Korin said.
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But in a potential warning sign for Denham, he received 38% of the primary vote -- nine points below his share in the 2016 primary.
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"The events of the last months and days should be treated as a warning sign for all who believe in liberal democracy," he said.
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We debated how widespread human rights violations are a warning sign -- a loud, blaring siren -- that a breakdown in peace and security is coming.
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However, the new tariffs are a troubling warning sign that this administration is ignoring the voices of some of President Trump's most loyal supporters.
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Elon Musk is betting on Tesla to succeed, but a relentless exodus of senior executives could be a warning sign about the company's future.
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That should be a warning sign for the rest of the world, which is dependent on China as a major supplier of these metals.
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Take the new character, Sandy Devereaux St. Clair (Geena Davis), a former showgirl and a warning sign of what the wrestlers' futures may hold.
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What Antonio's team discovered indicates that a man's testosterone levels may not be as big of a warning sign as having erectile dysfunction, period.
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New York (CNN Business)The Dow staged a comeback on Wednesday, even as the bond market was once again flashing a recession warning sign.
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And it showed Cruz with just a three-percentage lead, 47 percent to 44 percent, which is a giant warning sign for an incumbent.
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But Ms. Arrington lost to a Democrat, Joe Cunningham, in the general election — another development Mr. Sanford called a warning sign for his party.
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"The entire premise of making a financial or investment decision because you feel a certain way is, in itself, a warning sign," said Boneparth.
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The recent failure of surprise billing legislation in Congress in the face of industry opposition is certainly a warning sign to any aspiring reformers.
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But in the end, they became inextricably linked, and Hill's anger was an early warning sign that Ukraine policy had gone off the rails.
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In Minnesota, where it was sued for a lead paint problem, it has argued that the occupants should have seen a posted warning sign.
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Nvidia lowering its revenue guidance for the fiscal fourth quarter may be a warning sign to investors to sell stocks, CNBC's Jim Cramer contended Monday.
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Guilt-tripping can be a warning sign of psychological or emotional abuse, especially if it results in you becoming isolated from your friends and family.
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It's showing up in big remodeling growth and higher profits for retailers like Home Depot and Lowe's, but it also serves as a warning sign.
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In this exercise, real scientists like Chodas are pretending to use tools that would actually provide the first warning sign of an impending asteroid impact.
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But if people who likely know a thing or two about job and wealth creation are still rejecting Donald Trump, that's an obvious warning sign.
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"It's a warning sign because it shows how much more credit is needed to stop a decline," Soros said, commenting on the March credit data.
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I don't think there's anything in here that would be an 'aha!' warning sign to stocks that they're not going to get another rate cut.
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In short: The half-dozen GOP retirements in Texas are a sort of early warning sign for Republicans heading into the 2020 election and beyond.
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Image: Radiation warning sign in Pripyat / Diana MarkosianIt's been thirty years since the Chernobyl disaster and radiation levels in plants seemed to have died down.
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" But she did not obtain data on the phone number because when she queried the database the computer monitor "displayed a bright red warning sign.
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Michael says he's been an emotional wreck since learning about Rashaan's death this week -- and says looking back, there may have been a warning sign.
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But she and others also see it as a warning sign, an example of what can happen when complex, unfamiliar science is brought before juries.
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They're still not anywhere close to overall opioid deaths, but the rise may be an early warning sign of another drug overdose crisis to come.
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One would think Texas would be viewed as flashing neon warning sign that a similar deregulatory mindset should not be implemented at the federal level.
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But it is also a warning sign that the country's buoyant property market is slowing down, with policy uncertainty keeping developers jittery and delaying investment.
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My favorite TSA warning sign was "excessive complaints about the screening process" — which explains why TSA agents often treat me like an al Qaeda operative.
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If the numbers disappoint, this could be a warning sign that the state of the U.S. consumer is not as robust as the market thinks.
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His struggles with independents in particular should be a warning sign for the GOP given how critical that group has been in previous midterm elections.
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The real warning sign here is that Comstock, a two-term incumbent, couldn't prevent her random Republican challenger from getting nearly 40% of the vote.
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There hasn't been so much as a single week of elevated claims for jobless benefits, for example, usually an early warning sign of economic trouble.
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The researchers also found that age wasn't a strong warning sign either, even though the COVID-19 death rate is significantly higher among older people.
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But many Republican lawmakers remain mired in the mid-40s or lower in the polls, a warning sign for incumbents this late in the campaign.
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But it contained a warning sign for the White House since his rating on the question slipped from a 51% to 41% split in May.
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Another warning sign from the bond market, in which short-term bond yields are higher than long-term ones, has flashed frequently in recent weeks.
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The nuclear option China has taken steps in recent days to prop up the yuan, signaling that the depreciation was intended as a warning sign.
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Analysts have cited concerns about slowing loan growth as a potential warning sign for the industry, which has underperformed the broader stock indexes this year.
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Another warning sign: Your significant other sports an expensive watch or a Chanel bag but you know their salary doesn't quite allow for those purchases.
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Lead's own lack of supporting fundamental narrative should act as a warning sign that there is more than a little irrationality in all this exuberance.
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It's got enough heat to get you through a wintery evening, but not so much that it needs to be accompanied by a warning sign.
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And this could be a warning sign for the candidate whose pitch to American voters is that he's a unifying candidate who can beat Trump.
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For instance, companies could put GMO information on their website, rather than slapping a skull and crossbones warning sign on the front of every box.
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JUST OVER a decade ago, in an obscure corner of the economy, there was an early warning sign that Britain was about to fall into recession.
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Warning sign for House GOP Republican Congresswoman Susan Brooks of Indiana -- one of the House GOP's few women -- said last week she won't run for reelection.
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She's the third House Republican so far to announce her retirement, and Time magazine's Molly Ball said that could be a warning sign for the party.
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Making a lot of demands can be a warning sign for abusive behavior, particularly if these demands are being used to control or restrict your actions.
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PMIs are used by investors as leading economic indicators, so a decline in those numbers is sometimes interpreted as a warning sign of slowing economic activity.
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One clear warning sign for European leaders has been the suggestion from Trump that he might recognize Russia's territorial claim on Ukraine if he becomes president.
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Gupta similarly said it would be a stretch to read DOJ's amicus brief as a warning sign of a more aggressive stance on class action standing.
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Meanwhile, the lag in small caps appears to be a bit of a warning sign for the larger stocks, said Bill Baruch, iiTrader senior market strategist.
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The British bank flashed a warning sign to the market on Wednesday, ousting its investment banking head as chief executive Jes Staley took more direct control.
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Rather than ascribe it to "sell on the news," which is the most likely explanation after a strong week, some insisted it was a warning sign.
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The expansion of the Senate majority should be a real warning sign to Democrats that red states have no interest in jumping ship to a Democrat.
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Being a 14 can feel like you've hit the final warning sign before careening off the edge of a fashion cliff: Caution: Plus-Size Gulch Ahead.
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There's an abundance of luxury real estate across the US, and it may be a warning sign for an upcoming recession, reported Robert Frank for CNBC.
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Their success in building a following in their parties is an early warning sign of discontent with the outlook that has dominated American politics for decades.
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And his liver was slightly enlarged — a warning sign, because the liver helps control blood-clotting, and liver trouble increases the risk of hemorrhage during surgery.
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The measure looks at the three-month moves of the unemployment rate and says a 0.5 percentage point rise over that time is a warning sign.
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On Wednesday, he said that if the situation between the U.S. and North Korea escalates, a flood into safe havens will be the first warning sign.
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On Wednesday, Cashin said that if the situation between the U.S. and North Korea escalates, a flood into safe havens will be the first warning sign.
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It's also a warning sign for the rest of the technology industry about what can happen when a company's power is concentrated among too few people.
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In a potential warning sign for the President, House Speaker Paul Ryan on Thursday appeared to indicate the memo could fall well short of Trump's hopes.
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Greg Clark, Britain's business secretary, told the FT that it was "a warning sign" about how much damage could be caused by a no-deal Brexit.
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If you're the sort of person who keeps up with celebrity news and gossip, and even if you're not, Franco's presence could be the ultimate warning sign.
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Polar bears are, for better or worse, a symbolic species when it comes to global warming, and many are seeing this video as a new warning sign.
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At Friday's demonstration, Aung Myo Min, chairman of non-governmental organization Equality Myanmar, said the recent arrests were a "warning sign for the entire media" in Myanmar.
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"But you'd have to say it's been a warning sign because that volatility shows how nervous the market is about...the normalization of interest rates," Spencer said.
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Beijing launched an investigation into FedEx as a result — a warning sign for multinational companies as the trade fight between the United States and China drags on.
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Jenkins was stealing from the Collin Street Bakery for eight years before he finally got caught, and all the while he was exhibiting another big warning sign.
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"A warning sign to me would be anything beyond school debt or home debt," said Josh Jalinski, president of Jalinski Advisory Group in Toms River, New Jersey.
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Likewise, the university proffered that poor attendance is often "a warning sign for poor grades and future struggles," so use of this app will allow earlier interventions.
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The suicide rate is the highest it's been in decades, the latest warning sign of a worsening public health issue in America that needs far more attention.
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Standing near a skull-and-crossbones warning sign meant to keep people away from toxic soil, Mattis was briefed by Vietnamese officials about the massive contamination area.
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After using the Fibonacci retracement patterns to identify key levels of support and resistance, Gordon says that L Brands' stock chart is also flashing a warning sign.
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"I don't think there's anything in here that would be an 'aha!' warning sign to stocks that they're not going to get another rate cut." he said.
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Above all, they learned that the ants were going to need a new home because the mites were a warning sign that several things could be wrong.
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Over time, the acrylic begins to lose adhesion to the nail and can lift; if air pockets start to be common, this should be a warning sign.
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The greenback has been pressured this week by an inversion in part of the U.S. yield curve seen as an early warning sign for a potential recession.
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In the Chinese context, declarations of Buffett-like investment abilities have, over the past couple of years, proved less a badge of honour than a warning sign.
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Well, when a crudely tribal and recklessly belligerent conspiracy theorist is elected president—and has allies gaining power in other countries—that may be a warning sign.
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But environmentalists said the sudden water shortage was a warning sign for the future of the Mekong and its flora and fauna, including the endangered Giant Catfish.
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Red is not always a warning sign -- sometimes it's a good sign, especially when Joy Corrigan's sporting a red, very skimpy red, one-piece on South Beach.
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She'll be covering wealth management, and she jumped right in on why record-high margins at Morgan Stanley's wealth-management unit may actually be a warning sign.
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But Moser's ability to score a runoff spot and the backlash from progressives could send a warning sign to the campaign committee about future involvement in primaries.
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"I see this as a real warning sign," University of California Santa Cruz Professor Chris Benner, who worked on the study with Working Partnerships USA, told Recode.
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If the Fed were to hike rates another four times in this cycle, he believes the yield curve that he watches will flash a serious warning sign.
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While we're on the Fed minutes, it appears that the central bank's policymakers did not spend much time discussing an indicator that is flashing a warning sign.
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The stock markets are a mess — with the year's gains erased by a sell-off this week — which our columnist sees as a warning sign of trouble.
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But these cases should also come with a bright red warning sign: Tread lightly or see your case thrown out of court before it even gets started.
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It's a bright red warning sign, a blaring siren that should alert Democrats everywhere that they will not take back Congress without a radical change in direction.
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I think any time you feel that sense of the allegorical creeping into your own creation of characters, that's a warning sign as far as I'm concerned.
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The stock market saw a huge sell-off last week after the yield curve inversion, a warning sign that's predated every recession for the past 50 years.
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But in a warning sign, the poll also found most Democrats preferred a younger candidate with new ideas over an older candidate with deep experience in Washington.
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In this case it's actually an artificially created system set up by an alien race long ago as a warning sign for future civilizations—uh, long story.
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In a warning sign for the president, Democrats were able to flip Wisconsin's governor's seat last year in one of the tightest midterm races across the country.
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A warning sign about that possibility came Thursday night, when the administration threatened tariffs on an additional $100 billion in Chinese imports, in retaliation to China's retaliation.
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This doesn't mean that Kentucky is going to turn blue, but it should send Republicans a warning sign nationwide about some of their most closely held ideas.
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"It's certainly a warning sign for all of the other candidates," UNF political science professor Michael Binder said, referring to the preferences of black voters so far.
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The cheese shop and Kragler have been at odds since 2016, with Kragler putting up signs showing a warning sign and a nose on the shop's windows.
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Technicians say it could be a warning sign for a potential further sell-off in an index that is up nearly 19 percent this year so far.
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Cramer pointed to the ban on natural gas in new residential projects that San Jose, California, passed this week as the latest warning sign for fossil fuels.
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The same study also found that 42 percent of mass shooters had exhibited at least one warning sign, like a domestic violence incident or another violent act.
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"I see this as a real warning sign," said University of California Santa Cruz Professor Chris Benner, who published the study with worker advocacy group Working Partnerships USA.
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The first warning sign something very suspicious is happening between the on-stage pair comes when Veronica gives an extremely, let's say, attentive Chuck a choreographed lap dance.
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Soon after, I give J. the warning sign that I've used up a third of my air, but it turns out we're really close to the exit anyway.
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That's why, Welch says, any conversation you have about your fit within a company should be treated as a warning sign that your boss may not like you.
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"It's a warning sign before the debate has even started about Donald Trump's lack of fitness -- his bullying tactics -- that make him unfit to be president," Mook said.
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Some experts believe that increased urination is one warning sign of hypothermia, which is a dangerous condition caused by your body losing heat faster than it can produce.
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The Golden State Warriors matched their loss total from all of last season on February 13, a fact that would serve as a warning sign for most teams.
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But even as the S&P 2500 has stalled, Krinsky pointed to weakness in the broader S&P 1500 index as a warning sign for large-cap indexes.
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Washington (CNN)The surprisingly close results of Tuesday's special election for a House seat in deep-red Kansas should serve as "a warning sign" to the GOP, Sen.
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Rather than a warning sign for the Nasdaq, LPL Financial senior market strategist Ryan Detrick says history suggests this kind of winning streak is actually a bullish sign.
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Eagles RB LeGarrette Blount's deeply disturbed by the situation with ex-NFL lineman Jonathan Martin, but hopes catching an early warning sign is good for everyone ... including Martin.
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The rules have gone into effect in Arkansas, where more than 12,000 people have lost health coverage as a result, which opponents point to as a warning sign.
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Following Tesla's tanking junk bond late last week, one macro strategist is pointing to the detachment between the company's stock price and bond performance as a warning sign.
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If it's more -- and sources familiar tell me it could be in the 30s -- it's a warning sign for anyone who wants to avoid doing DACA this year.
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Auto sales have been a pillar of the economic recovery, and on Monday, the monthly report may have sent a warning sign about consumers and the manufacturing sector.
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"So often the persecution of Christians is a telling early warning sign of the persecution of every minority," Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said in a statement on Wednesday.
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New York (CNN Business)The bond market is trying to tell us something: The yield curve keeps inverting, flashing a warning sign that a recession could be coming.
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"Indeed, nothing in the latest survey indicates that consumers anticipate an economic downturn anytime soon — which contrarians may consider a clear warning sign of trouble ahead," he added.
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If the U.K.'s Brexit vote foreshadowed Donald Trump's victory in 2016, yesterday's landslide for Boris Johnson could be a warning sign for America's liberal Democrats in 2020.
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But laws and law enforcement have struggled to keep up with technological changes, even though stalking is a top warning sign for attempted homicide in domestic violence cases.
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It is uncertain what the next steps will be for Kraft Heinz and Unilever, but their brief encounter is a clear warning sign for international deals to come.
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Many pundits consider the upset to be a warning sign for Republicans in the upcoming midterm elections, though some GOP leaders have downplayed the implications of Tuesday's outcome.
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Building a complex world that's still rife with the cruelties of the real one we all inhabit, Jemisin's book serves as an engrossing warning sign for our future.
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Yet responses to other questions in the poll show larger numbers of Americans disturbed by the Trump's behavior, which represents a warning sign for his 2020 reelection prospects.
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But the final story of the 2018 midterms should be clear: They were a giant warning sign to the Republican Party, also known as the Party of Trump.
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And many independent analysts say that recent market turbulence is a warning sign that the U.S. economy will likely slow and maybe even tip into recession by 2020.
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The results released thus far also flashed a warning sign for Biden, who had campaigned heavily on his electability but trailed both Buttigieg and Sanders by roughly 10 points.
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And during the demo I was able to cause connection hiccups by moving my head or bringing my hand close to the master earbud, which is a warning sign.
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These rooms never have an overt warning sign; it's just an unspoken rule set by the people who built it: Obviously, this place belongs to us and only us.
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If there's a rapid pace of depreciation over the next few weeks, that would clearly be a "warning sign" that China is willing to weaponize the currency, Hirson said.
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A resort just a few miles from Disney's Seven Seas Lagoon where a 2-year-old was attacked by an alligator had a clear warning sign -- BEWARE OF ALLIGATORS.
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"I see this as a real warning sign," University of California Santa Cruz Professor Chris Benner, who published the study with worker advocacy group Working Partnerships USA, told Recode.
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Tom Porcelli, chief U.S. economist at RBC Capital Markets, said history suggested a flatter, and particularly an inverted, yield curve was "compelling as an early warning sign" of recession.
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"Recent IPO withdrawals could be a warning sign that investors are shifting focus to profitability, amid macro concerns," Bank of America said in the note to clients on Monday.
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Hillary Clinton's surprise loss in Michigan to Bernie Sanders could be a warning sign ahead of next week's primaries in Ohio and Illinois, according to political prognosticator Kyle Kondik.
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Kristin Supe, an associated faculty member in the Department of Psychology at the Ohio State University in Columbus, shared a photo of a warning sign on Twitter on Saturday.
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Another warning sign is the flattening yield curve, with the spread between yields and 10-year note yields at a pre-financial crisis high of about 75 basis points.
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If that number isn't enough of a warning sign, consider this: Four in 10 respondents said they'd prefer to take on extra work than deal with a sick coworker.
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The households savings ratio fell to its lowest since 2008, a potential warning sign that consumers might not keep up the pace of their spending in the coming months.
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While dozens of retailers have announced temporary store closings, Victoria's Secret's move to close its online business could be a warning sign that no part of retail is safe.
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ATLANTA — Pick a strategy Democrats are considering ahead of 2020, and Stacey Abrams's narrow loss in the Georgia governor's race serves either as a blueprint or a warning sign.
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But they also showed how his behavior might not have been enough of a warning sign to his mother and others of the violence he was capable of committing.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 800 points — or 3.05% — on Wednesday, after the bond market flashed a warning sign that's predated every recession for the past 50 years.
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A warning sign of Amazon&aposs hold on the trucking industryScores of truck drivers have challenged their employers in recent years on the FMCSA&aposs rulemaking on rest breaks.
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Trump's numbers among independents (38% approve) and women (34% approve) in Texas would seem to suggest a warning sign for his general election prospects in a reliably GOP state.
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A loss by Saccone to Democratic Marine veteran and former prosecutor Conor Lamb would be seen as a major warning sign for the GOP ahead of November's midterm elections.
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It should have been a big warning sign that Bush was not ahead in the national polls at this point in 213, even if he had the most endorsements.
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Nor is Trump's distrust of the reality-based media and enthusiastic embrace of propaganda the only warning sign in support of the theory that he actually believes this crap.
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If tensions between the U.S. and North Korea escalate, a flood into safe havens will be the first warning sign, closely followed trader Art Cashin told CNBC on Wednesday.
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A liberal candidate backed by Democrats won the judicial election — a major warning sign for Republicans in a solidly purple state that will play an important role in the midterms.
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A further breakdown in the semiconductor space would be a meaningful warning sign that a trade war with China is coming, according to Jason Hunter, chart analyst at J.P. Morgan.
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But for Shahshahani, the warning sign is that the administration is aligning itself with segments of the US Iranian population and claiming that they are speaking for the Iranian people.
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On a device with a keyboard, for instance, a warning sign is when the typing takes on a staccato style, with a longer-than-usual finger "flight time" between keystrokes.
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If this were a one-off emotionally loaded conversation followed by Liza finding emotional fulfillment with another man, this scene wouldn't be such a warning sign of romance to come.
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If you're trying to get people to invest in your idea and no one is biting — or if you're advertising and people aren't calling — that's a warning sign, Lemonis said.
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Their stories reveal a business with deeply skewed priorities, where every warning sign along the path to its own undoing was cavalierly ignored at the behest of its autocratic founder.
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But you could easily mistake the movie for a flashing warning sign reminding American viewers of the importance of both the FBI's work and its independence from the White House.
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The changes that were made, like Daenerys's wedding-night rape (a warning sign that the series would use sexual violence clumsily and too much) seemed to exist mainly for shock.
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When the yield curve inverts, short-term bonds are more profitable than long-term bonds and is accepted as a warning sign that a recession may be on its way.
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An inversion in the yield curve — which occurs when shorter-dated bond yields rise above longer-dated rates — has traditionally been interpreted as a warning sign of an impending recession.
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However, some market participants as of late have been concerned about the narrowing in spreads between bonds of different maturities, considered a warning sign for a slower economy or recession.
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At this point, think of it as a strong warning sign, and one that correlates with a number of indicators showing widespread dissatisfaction and frustration with the American political system.
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They serve as a warning sign for the player, a signal to exercise caution ahead, and a clever method for imbuing narrative into the experiences of players you'll never meet.
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Why it matters: That large, cash-rich companies would rather lend their money to other companies than invest in their own operations is a warning sign in its own right.
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But Victoria's Secret's decision to close its online business is a warning sign for other retailers that this area of their business may also be strongly impacted by the pandemic.
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Soon, they pulled up at a tidy home, having navigated a fallen tree and passed a warning sign, posted at another house, that said looters and vandals would be shot.
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"If the general feeling is that it represents a warning sign for Republicans, that has strong implications for whether Democratic candidates jump in for 2018," said Hopkins, the political scientist.
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Name Withheld This sounds like something that a prospective buyer should bear in mind, but you can't be obliged to stand in front of the property with a warning sign.
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The inversion of the yield curve, a warning sign that has preceded every recession for the past 70 years, caused a major sell-off in the stock market last week.
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But these numbers are a warning sign for a Democratic Party that's become increasingly dependent on turning out brown and black voters at high numbers in order to win elections.
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The massive flight of ERS staff and the struggle to maintain workflow at the department could be a warning sign to other federal agencies considering uprooting their Washington-based staff.
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"It's a bit of a warning sign, where we're not escalating anymore, but things aren't exactly improving," said Win Thin, head of emerging market currency strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman.
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But, like many of my colleagues, I still believe that Trump's willingness throughout his campaign to break with the most basic democratic norms should be seen as a serious warning sign.
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It is yet another warning sign of a climate system run amok, due to a combination of human-caused global warming and natural climate variability, according to climate studies and experts.
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Another warning sign came in this month's estimate by the payroll processor ADP, which estimated that the private sector added only 27,000 jobs in May, with steep losses in construction employment.
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One warning sign is the lack of an actual, paper US-China deal on trade — and the continued elusiveness of an agreement on bigger structural issues, such as Chinese state subsidies.
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In an early warning sign, the Ankara chief public prosecutor's office took nearly 20153 top Turkish court officials, including members of the supreme court, into custody, Anatolian News Agency reported Saturday.
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In an early warning sign, the Ankara chief public prosecutor's office took nearly 200 top Turkish court officials, including members of the supreme court, into custody, Anatolian News Agency reported Saturday.
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This, according to Gordon, is a "warning sign" for markets especially as trades inversely to both, which he shows by laying down a chart of the S&P 500 ETF SPY.
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At a time when a single employee's bad actions can thrust companies into the negative spotlight on a national level, the slightest glimmer of a warning sign can impact decision making.
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A recent string of gloomy data, including faltering exports and slumping core machinery orders, offered the latest warning sign of the world's third-largest economy's exposure to a global growth slowdown.
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The cautious view from the ratings agency is a warning sign for global policymakers who are relying on emerging economies, particularly in Asia, to drive global growth in the coming years.
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"I was just so shocked to hear from every single person we interviewed — close friends, family and co-workers — that there was absolutely no warning sign regarding Chris," Robach tells PEOPLE.
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The fundraising haul was a warning sign for the Texas politician and a stark drop in campaign cash after he raised more than $9 million in two weeks the previous period.
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If a firm makes abnormally low cash payments to the taxman, it may be a warning sign that it reports lower profits to the authorities than it does to its investors.
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Flynn's cooperation is a warning sign for Trump Legal analysts say the substance and value of Flynn's cooperation will not be welcome news to the president or his team of lawyers.
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But a new survey of a key voting demographic for any midterm cycle might be a warning sign for Republicans: Morning Consult: In departure from past elections, seniors lean toward Democrats.
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Homeowners in mountain neighborhoods spend much of the day sniffing the air on their porches and looking for wisps of smoke that could be the first warning sign of a cataclysm.
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During the symptomatic/infectious phase, symptoms like coughing and sneezing serve as a warning sign to avoid direct contact with a sick person, and especially to avoid exposure to respiratory secretions.
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Redness or swelling on the leg could indicate a blood clot, while a fever can be a sign of infection; headaches are another important warning sign that should not be ignored.
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Nevertheless, officials knew about Tham Luang's dangers well and had placed a warning sign at the cave's mouth against entering during the rainy season, when flash floods could inundate its chambers.
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CNBC's said Friday that the stock market remains in a feeble position, the bond market is flashing a warning sign and the investment community should be prepared for more coronavirus uncertainty.
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One major warning sign had come three months earlier, at the November Liberty and Justice Celebration in Des Moines, when the enthusiasm gap between Biden and other candidates became most apparent.
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The initial warning sign occurred in early July when reports surfaced that there was more promotional activity at department stores' cosmetics counters — once a big no-no for these large retailers.
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In theory, that mismatch could have been a warning sign: Medical equipment is often manufactured with unique fittings and nozzles so that pieces that do not belong together cannot be joined.
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The cases in California, Oregon and Washington State without known links to overseas travel, reported on Friday, may be a warning sign that the new coronavirus has already begun to circulate.
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An inverted yield curve occurs when longer-term interest rates fall below shorter-term interest rates, and has historically been a warning sign that a recession could be on the way.
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The latest warning sign came Tuesday, when the British Chambers of Commerce said a survey of 7,000 businesses indicates that economic growth "nearly ground to a halt" in the first quarter.
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Phil Cummins, professor of natural hazards at Australian National University told CNN that while all the facts have yet to emerge, he doubted the warning sign issue was a major concern.
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While hate speech and incitement is far too often dismissed as bigoted ranting or merely painful words, it can also serve as an important warning sign for much more severe consequences.
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President Donald Trump doesn't have much of a primary fight on his hands — but Republican voters are nevertheless turning out in droves for him, a warning sign for Democrats in November.
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When researchers compiled a huge database of the digital habits of teams at Microsoft, they found that the clearest warning sign of an ineffective manager was being slow to answer emails.
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Meanwhile, investors will get a clearer picture in coming weeks of the extent to which trade jitters, fuel costs and the rising dollar may have turned transports into a warning sign.
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Still, the trend is strong and is a warning sign for the newly public Slack, which touted its adoption among "more than 215.7 companies in the Fortune 100" in its IPO filings.
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Be wary if you go to adopt a puppy and there's diarrhea or vomit in a shared cage, the experts say — that may be a warning sign that the dogs are sick.
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This is a problem for the series, because in the real world, Nasty Gal has become a warning sign, a "What Not To Do" guide wrapped in a mermaid-cut tube top.
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The index confirmed a "Death Cross" pattern earlier this month, as its 50-day moving average (DMA) crossed below the 200 DMA, a warning sign that more near-term losses are likely.
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Economists taking part in the Reuters poll had expected the number of benefit claimants - which is considered to be a potential early warning sign of an economic downturn - to rise by 2,000.
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With impacts from rising temperatures manifesting faster than most models had predicted, scientists see the shrinking of Alpine glaciers as another warning sign that Earth's climate is lurching toward dangerous tipping points.
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Economists taking part in the Reuters poll had expected the number of benefit claimants - which is considered to be a potential early warning sign of an economic downturn - to rise by 7,500.
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"Because of what's happened to me, I am now on a mission to raise awareness of how this pain can be a warning sign of impending brain hemorrhage," she told The Sun.
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Yields on U.S. 22019-year Treasury notes rose above the 225-year yield on Wednesday, the first such inversion of the yield curve since June 2500, a potential warning sign for investors.
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Screening equipment at the Natanz site showed a warning sign when the inspector passed through so her equipment was searched, she was denied entry and the IAEA was subsequently informed, Fars reported.
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Chinese military vehicles have gathered in Shenzhen, a city in mainland China bordering Hong Kong — a warning sign from China in response to over 123 weeks of escalating protests in Hong Kong.
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"The rising frequency of 'flash crashes' across many major markets may be an important early warning sign that something is not quite right with the current state of trading liquidity," he said.
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Depending on the item, proper certification is required — if this is not noted in the description or item details, it is another major warning sign that the item is of low quality.
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Ad industry insiders say one of Facebook's oldest and biggest marketing partners is selling its social business, and it's a warning sign for other ad-tech firmsSo much for a quiet August.
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And while it may not seem like that big of a deal if your partner has jealous tendencies, the National Domestic Violence Hotline sites jealousy as a warning sign of domestic violence.
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Independent voters disapproved of Trump's approach by a net 28500 points, with 6900 percent approving and 2628 percent disapproving — a big warning sign for the president in relation to his reelection hopes.
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Not everyone who feels jealous will use manipulative behaviors to keep their partner close, but jealousy can be considered a warning sign of domestic violence, according to the National Domestic Violence hotline.
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Why it matters: Tsinghua University is an internationally reputable school that draws foreign academics and donors, making Professor Xu's case a warning sign abroad about the ruling party's tightening controls on dissent.
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They found that a combination of deep muscle aches, an increase in a liver enzyme called ALT, and elevated levels of hemoglobin could be an early warning sign of severe lung disease.
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What it tells us: "The decline is a yellow warning sign rather than a red one because it is not a whole class of investors writing off the US," the report said.
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While lower oil prices can be good for consumers at the pump, it can be a warning sign for the global economy, since softer demand can mean a slowdown in economic growth.
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The poll revealed an even bigger warning sign for Blackburn: 46 percent of women viewed her favorably, while 72 percent of women approved of her likely Democratic rival this fall, former Gov.
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Why it matters: It's the first time corporate borrowing levels has clipped that of households in 28 years and "a potential warning sign for the economy as corporate investment softens," Bloomberg reports.
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The fact they are not could be a warning sign that Trump's disinclination to reach out to voters that do not already support him could help doom many Republican lawmakers come November.
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Many read the phenomenon as a warning sign as stocks with superior growth have led the market's bull run in recent years and said a rebound in interest rates was the catalyst.
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Although many expect the deal to clear that hurdle in 2020, the opposition of Sanders as a top candidate for president may be a warning sign that things won't be so smooth.
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It turns out that this probably should have been a warning sign — that and the fact that any Scrabble player can attest to the abject horrors of a rack laden with I's.
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Frustration with the system could be a warning sign to the United States, which is demanding greater access to Canada's sheltered dairy industry in a revised North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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But the more insidious warning sign is when a company offers an attractive dividend, but can't pay it consistently because it has loads of debt and poor fundamentals, the "Mad Money" host said.
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Apple announced in early November that it would withhold unit sales each quarter, a decision many took as a warning sign that the company's smartphone sales would not bounce back to previous levels.
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The focus on visuals might have been an early warning sign the developers had put too much of a focus on making a splash via trailers and art, or debuted far too early.
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"Carrying a credit card balance for any longer than that one-month period is a warning sign you've got a debt problem," said Jeff Boyer, a partner at RegentAtlantic in Morristown, New Jersey.
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LONDON, Aug 22 (Reuters) - Britain's government bond yield curve briefly regained its normal upward slope on Thursday, after inverting last week for the first time since 2008 in a potential recession warning sign.
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"If the general feeling is that it represents a warning sign for Republicans, that has strong implications for whether Democratic candidates jump in for 2018," said Dave Hopkins, a Boston College political scientist.
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The self-described expert on international financial markets, asset and credit bubbles and their bust, said the first warning sign came after late last year as bitcoin neared a high of almost $20,000.
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Tom Porcelli, chief U.S. economist at RBC Capital Markets, noted that a glance at history suggested a flatter, and particularly an inverted, yield curve was "compelling as an early warning sign" of recession.
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In emerging markets big current-account deficits can be a warning sign of financial instability, indicating that countries are living beyond their means and relying on fickle foreign investors to fund their spending.
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"For example, if a black adolescent keeps complaining about physical discomforts that cannot be medically explained or diagnosed for one week or two, it may be a warning sign of depression," Lu says.
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If the Brazilian economy, which remains mired in a recession not seen since the 1930s, fails to recover rapidly, could lead that percentage to grow, triggering a warning sign for lenders, Carniado said.
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This month, Bank of America Merrill Lynch published a report titled, "Are we heading into a car crash?" and highlighted weak March auto sales as a potential warning sign for the auto sector.
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"We are currently experiencing multi-decade high extremes of optimism, and we view this euphoria as a warning sign," said Brad Lamensdorf, short seller and newsletter writer, in his Lamensdorf Market Timing Report.
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In these films, there are few warning sign about the dangers of greed, no nod to the idea that one's brazen accumulation of wealth might come at a cost to your fellow humans.
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All year, Republicans have been clear-eyed about their potential losses in the House, and so likely will not view Tuesday's result as a warning sign the party needs to change its ways.
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The offer was a risky one for a developer - and a warning sign that the market in Zhengzhou was hitting a wall, caught up in China's slowest economic expansion in nearly three decades.
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At the Bloomberg Global Business Forum, Blackstone CEO Stephen Schwarzman and Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan said negative interest rates were "some kind of a warning sign" and showed "weakness" in economies.
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In the late 1800s, people began noticing that asbestos miners in the UK were dying off at alarming rates, a first warning sign that inhaling the dust from asbestos could be deadly dangerous.
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Stocks plummeted last Wednesday after the US bond market fired off a warning sign with an inverted yield curve, which reflects long-term interest rates on bonds dropping below short-term interest rates.
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If a pollster isn't weighting for something fundamental like that, it's a big warning sign: See for yourself whether the poll is off by a wide margin on those measures (sometimes, they're fine).
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"There's a clear correlation that the treatment of women can act as a warning sign for when society is slipping towards conflict, and that armed conflict exacerbates preexisting inequalities in society," Durham says.
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If you want to take that warning sign and dismiss it as simple bigotry, you're never going to pause to understand what's going on and you will never know how to constructively respond.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday that the stock market remains in a feeble position, the bond market is flashing a warning sign and the investment community should be prepared for more coronavirus uncertainty.
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Perhaps the most significant warning sign for Mr. Trump was the sometimes-strained criticism from football team owners, a largely white and Republican-leaning group that includes several personal associates of the president.
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Notable: The shift is viewed by leaders in both parties as a warning sign for Republicans, as suburban communities like Orange County are likely to be battlegrounds in the 2256 elections and beyond.
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We should take Quebec's law as a warning sign of the injustice inflicted by a society that shoves faith behind closed doors and stop the imposition of secularism as a government-sponsored religion.
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However, this should be a grave warning sign of the danger we face when a staggering 70 percent of the planet remains underprepared to prevent, detect, and respond to a public health emergency.
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This should be a warning sign for his campaign to step up the fundraising efforts if they plan to win South Carolina and are hinging his candidacy on a first-place finish there.
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Twitter is sending out emails to owners of inactive accounts with a warning: sign in by December 11th, or your account will be history and its username will be up for grabs again.
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The slide could come as a warning sign for Warren, who has come under scrutiny lately over her embrace of Medicare For All, raising questions about her viability as a general election opponent.
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An early warning sign of these turning price drivers would appear to be the build in Chinese port stocks, which at 13 million tonnes are back at levels last seen in late 2014.
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Yet despite the debate, experts argue that the surge of Democratic enthusiasm in the district, which is located in the northeast part of the state, could be a big warning sign for Yoder.
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But another report showed the factory sector was contracting for the first time in almost a decade, and yields in the U.S. Treasury market again flashed a warning sign of a potential recession brewing.
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As similar stories of lame-duck power grabs have played out in states like Michigan and North Carolina, this latest development in Wisconsin should serve as a warning sign for Democrats throughout the country.
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"However, Norfolk Southern noted that the trucking shortage was beginning to abate as the year ended," a "warning sign" for Norfolk and other railroads, whose intermodal businesses often compete with trucking companies, Cramer said.
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If you notice you have different approaches to big relationship decisions such as marriage and children, or totally different values when it comes to issues like reproductive rights, that could also be warning sign.
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Kevin Cramer says he will be running for US Senate — a reversal from last month, when he said he would run for reelection in the House, and a major warning sign for Democratic Sen.
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Attention and outrage to the raids in Latino and Spanish-language media, for example, could be a warning sign that the raids could depress Latinos from turning out for Democrats in the general election.
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The spread between the 2-year and 10-year Treasury note briefly inverted last week, a warning sign that investors are rushing to safe haven assets in fear the economy could begin to contract.
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"The GDP missing a little bit psychologically was a warning sign that China is doing OK now, but not quite as strong as expected," said Phil Flynn, analyst at Price Futures Group in Chicago.
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So a slight decrease in respiratory rate alone may not flag traditional monitoring software, but a decrease at the same time as a blood pressure spike would be an early warning sign of deterioration.
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"A significant slowdown could be a warning sign, but that usually happens when people are afraid of the economy and of losing jobs," said J.J. Kinahan, chief market strategist at TD Ameritrade in Chicago.
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In a warning sign about the economic outlook, Europe's biggest bank HSBC warned it may delay some investments this year as it missed 2018 profit forecasts due to slowing growth in China and Britain.
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When you tell a man you don't want his money and he immediately calls his assistant and transfers $24,000 to your bank account, using details YOU DID NOT GIVE HIM, that's a warning sign.
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White House trade adviser Peter Navarro on Sunday dismissed the idea that last week's market volatility was a warning sign, saying "good" economic dynamics were encouraging investors to move money to the United States.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Global air freight volumes are falling at some of the fastest rates since the end of the great recession in a warning sign that recessionary forces are building in the world economy.
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The Rust Belt district became a flash point in the battle for the House majority, with Democrats looking for a symbolic victory in a deep-red district to send a warning sign to Republicans.
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The exact opposite has occurred, and at this point currency and bond markets are no longer flashing 'caution' signs on the U.S.-global economy and risk assets, they are flashing a 'warning' sign —loudly.
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Williams said rising real estate prices are flashing a yellow warning sign of a potentially overly hot economy, but said he does not see other worrisome signs like huge booms in building or credit.
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"We think this is a huge wake-up call," Pelton said, adding that the butterflies are impacted by ecological changes and often serve as a warning sign for the overall health of an ecosystem.
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The study suggested that falling prey to a telephone scam, even in people who appear to be functioning normally, may be an early warning sign of later cognitive problems or Alzheimer's, Dr. Boyle said.
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Real estate investment flashes 'yellow' The US real estate market "flashed a warning sign" in the second quarter of the year, according to a new report from Real Capital Analytics, which tracks commercial property.
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Warren's ability to take on Bloomberg isn't just a warning sign for their future run-ins, it's also a warning to Trump: Warren is here for a fight, and she's pretty good at it.
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In another warning sign, Mr. Spiegel, his co-founder Bobby Murphy and Snap's largest venture investor, Benchmark, sold significant amounts of their stock when the company went public, which Ms. Smith said was unusual.
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Rising rates can be a warning sign for equities, but a majority of Street strategists think the yield on the U.S. 10-year treasury would have to move sharply higher before negatively impacting stocks.
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But the ONS said the number of unemployment benefit claimants - which is a potential early warning sign of an economic downturn - rose by 7673,500 to 765,400 in March, the largest increase since July 2011.
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Using notes as a warning sign raises a fair concern over false positives: Most people who leave notes don't carry out mass shootings, even if most people who carry out mass shootings leave notes.
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Additionally, the Russell 2000 dipped below its 200-day moving average earlier this month for the first time in a little more than a year, which Maley considers a "warning sign" of market softness.
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A loss of enjoyment can serve as a warning sign of depression, or a bully on the team could be kicking your kid to the bench—both situations in which intervention might be appropriate.
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Despite Paddington's TV success, it took until 2014 (and 2015 in the US) for the bear to get a big-screen movie adaptation, and everything about it seemed to be a massive warning sign.
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The stress-triggered genes may also serve as a warning sign for scientists that a coral bleaching event is about to happen, the researchers said in a paper published Wednesday in the journal Science Advances.
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But even though bitcoin is rising alongside gold, and it is often seen as an alternative "safe haven asset," this rally may actually be confirming the rally in stocks, rather than presenting a warning sign.
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So, whether done consciously or unconsciously, the system actually works twofold: First as a warning sign and quiet cry for help, and second as a diversionary tactic to lure the monsters away from the house.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese manufacturing activity expanded at the slowest pace in six months in May as export orders slowed, a private survey showed on Tuesday, in a warning sign that global demand may be weakening.
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Lynn Taylor, a workplace expert and the author of "Tame Your Terrible Office Tyrant: How to Manage Childish Boss Behavior and Thrive in Your Job," told Business Insider why this can be a warning sign.
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The AI-powered glasses, made by LLVision, scan the faces of vehicle occupants and the plates, flagging with a red box and warning sign to the wearer when any match up with a centralised "blacklist".
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When the bride sent her friend an email asking for wedding cake vendors — including contact details, price estimates, and how prestigious the baker was — by the end of the day, it was a warning sign.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Britain's vote to quit the European Union was no accident but a warning sign for a Europe confronted by the growth of populist political movements, German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz said on Tuesday.
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However, Japanese manufacturing activity expanded at the slowest pace in six months in May as export orders slowed, a preliminary private survey showed on Tuesday, in a warning sign that global demand may be weakening.
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If you feel a bubbling rage when asked to attend a meeting you don't want to go to, or work on a project you don't think is a priority, this could be a warning sign.
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The latest warning sign comes from a tricky source, the conservative activist-journalist James O'Keefe and his Project Veritas Action, which specializes in goading opponents into discussing illegal or unethical schemes while secretly recording them.
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"If I were in this administration, this should be seen as a warning sign," said Jonathan H. Adler, the director of the Center for Business Law & Regulation at Case Western Reserve University School of Law.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor's husband, Frederic Prinz Von Anhalt gave a gut-wrenching play-by-play Monday morning of the final moments of Zsa Zsa's life, including the warning sign that led him to call 911.
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"Our answer is to position the Holocaust as a warning sign," he said, pointing to the international growth of xenophobia, threats to liberalism and democracy, and the challenge of alternative truth enabled by social media.
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"It should certainly be a warning sign that there's potential for large coverage losses, potential for significant confusion," said Benjamin Sommers, a professor at the Harvard School of Public Health and the study's lead author.
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It is a phenomenon in the bond market in which longer-term interest rates fall below shorter-term interest rates, and has historically been a warning sign that a recession could be on the way.
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He draws a line connecting the lows from 2016 and points out that with the recent fall, IWM has actually broken below trend, an occurrence that could serve as a warning sign for small-caps.
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The threat of catastrophic flooding from the damaged Oroville Dam in Northern California this week is a warning sign for the state, where a network of dams and waterways is suffering from age and stress.
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It is a phenomenon in the bond market in which longer-term interest rates fall below shorter-term interest rates, and has historically been a warning sign that a recession could be on the way.
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The lawsuit against Gawker in summer 2016 — launched after the popular website posted a sex tape featuring pro wrestler Hulk Hogan — eventually led to its bankruptcy, and felt like a warning sign for press freedom.
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But that should come with a big warning sign, according to Ed Slott, founder of Ed Slott & Co. "As soon as the markets get shaky, people look for the grass to be greener somewhere," Slott said.
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" According to Karamdeep Nijjar, a venture capitalist at iNovia Capital in Toronto, Trump's first executive order is an early warning sign, creating "a cloud of uncertainty hanging over what a path to full citizenship looks like.
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SYDNEY, May 14 (Reuters) - A closely-watched measure of Australian business conditions fell in April with employment easing to below average for the first time since late 2016, a potential warning sign for the labour market.
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A liberal candidate backed by Democrats won a statewide judicial election in Wisconsin Tuesday night, a major warning sign for Republicans in a solidly purple state that will play an important role in the midterm elections.
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Prior to the selloff, hedge fund managers held a record ratio of 22017 long positions for every 2312 short position, a warning sign that their position had become overstretched and was at risk from a reversal.
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The director of the High Pay Centre said the "whole saga will be a warning sign to other companies contemplating such excessive payouts," while adding that shareholders had failed in their role to police excessive pay.
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GOP candidate Ron Estes won the contest by a far smaller margin than was expected in a district that Trump had won by double digits -- a warning sign of an energized Democratic base ahead of 2018.
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Keeping someone from spending time with friends or family members can be a warning sign of an abusive relationship, and it's unnerving how quickly Toby can go from sweet to angry in how he treats Kate.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Indian lenders are struggling to find new owners for unprofitable steel and infrastructure companies they took over under a debt-for-equity swap, a warning sign for China, which is launching a similar scheme.
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"The index is showing a warning sign as it is rising after U.S. shares staged a rally recently," Kagawa said, adding that investors could be positioning for a possible sharp sell-off in the near future.
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Another warning sign: Farmers may have rushed animals to market ahead of schedule, which may have contributed to weaker hog and piglet prices, consultant Len Steiner recently wrote in his Daily Livestock Report newsletter to clients.
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Connolly told NPR that soon after Ward's piece was made public, Carter found a single bullet placed outside the front door of his home in Manhattan, a development he considered to be a clear warning sign.
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That's a warning sign for Trump and Republicans who want to make their case by focusing on low unemployment rates for African Americans, as data suggests these voters aren't feeling the effects of a booming economy.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Global credit insurers have cut exposure to some Turkish builders, retailers and other industries, four people familiar with the matter said, in what could be an early warning sign of a spike in bad debts.
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The ONS said the number of unemployment benefit claimants - which is considered to be a potential early warning sign of an economic downturn - rose by 2,1.23 in November and by 13,300 in October, more than previously though.
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In one warning sign to companies borrowing to fund buybacks and dividends, last month's Bank of America-Merrill Lynch survey of global fund managers suggested investors may stop rewarding capital returns to the same degree as before.
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In a warning sign of what might be in store, a Wall Street rout this week sent the Tokyo's Nikkei share average crashing into bear market territory, underscoring how synchronized Japan is to the global economic cycle.
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After an action montage, the beginning of Deadpool 2 sees Deadpool and his girlfriend Vanessa (Morena Baccarin) celebrate their anniversary while planning to have a baby — a blazing warning sign for any woman in an action movie.
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"The [decorative structure] was wide enough to look like a passage way and there was no warning sign to tell people that it should not be walked on," Mr Chow, the teen's father, told The New Paper.
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BERLIN, Jan 15 (Reuters) - Britain's vote to quit the European Union was no accident but a warning sign for a Europe confronted by the growth of populist political movements, German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz said on Tuesday.
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Instead, what we want to do is focus on as a warning sign to the American people that if the Democrats take back Congress, you are going to be electing these radicals in charge of the committee.
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Unlike Doyle's other examples, Spears and her antics are usually seen less as a feminist apotheosis and more like its antithesis, a warning sign to America's daughters to avoid the pitfalls that come with ambition and attention.
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"This is a potential warning sign for online retailers who have hitherto held up relatively well compared to traditional [Main Street] chains," David Cheetham, chief market analyst at online broker XTB, said in a note to clients.
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Another warning sign for Sanders: While he has often argued that only his campaign would be able to drive a surge in voter engagement, no meaningful bump in turnout occurred in any of the three earliest contests.
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Clinton and several campaign surrogates will take her new small business proposal to 10 states, including key election battlegrounds of Florida and Nevada, pointing to Donald Trump's Atlantic City casino bankruptcies as a warning sign for voters.
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Fred Wilson, an investor and venture capitalist in New York for more than three decades, saw a warning sign in the protests in Long Island City, Queens, over the news that Amazon had planned to move in.
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But the more insidious warning sign is when a company offers an attractive dividend, but can't pay it consistently because it has loads of debt and poor fundamentals, like the ailing General Electric, the "Mad Money" host said.
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In Chinese literature, ghosts appear as a warning sign when yin and yang are out of balance; Ji's figures accordingly warn us against the exploitation of nature and the forces that sweep away human communities in a blink.
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In a note sent out to journalists with the screeners for the show, The Passage creator Liz Heldens says she came to the adaptation as a fan of the books — to me, this read as a warning sign.
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Still, the fact that the race was so close may be a warning sign for Republicans about the way Trump's declining popularity could trickle down in the four upcoming congressional seat special elections and the looming 2018 midterms.
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Long-term, I think his handling of Robert Griffin III situation is a warning sign that he may not be the best leader, but credit where it's due for his scheme working out as well as it did.
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"This is a warning sign for America – a sign that what's at stake in this election is our identity as a special nation," he said at a marine supply business here where he discussed economic and tax policy.
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Sharp appreciation of the yen against the dollar is often a warning sign of broader financial market stress and investor risk aversion, which has been exacerbated this week by growing uncertainty surrounding the U.S. economic and policy outlook.
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More than 10 candidates in the field of about two dozen spent more in the second quarter than they raised - an early warning sign that if their fundraising does not gain steam, they would have to scale back.
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"The trade tensions should be the final warning sign that Asia needs to have a collective platform and a place for engaging in economic issues," said Deborah Elms, executive director of the Asian Trade Center based in Singapore.
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As we grabbed a drink at the bar, it came out that she had been flirting with a fellow senator — all in the name of political gamesmanship, she said, but a warning sign for a struggling marriage nevertheless.
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Writing in Sri Lanka's prominent Daily Mirror, Ahilan Kadirgamar, a Tamil activist and researcher, described the "lunatic tirades of Trump," along with the rise of nationalism in Europe, and the muscular projects of China as a warning sign.
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Called a "yield curve inversion," this has been a traditional warning sign for the economy: If smart investors see more risk two years ahead than 103 years down the road, it can't be good for near-term growth.
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But more esoteric U.S. interest and swap rate curves have already turned negative, which some analysts say is a warning sign the more closely watched gap between the two- and 21994-year yields could go the same way.
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The House Republican campaign arm heralded each event in moderate or conservative-leaning districts with an "impeachment advisory," a warning sign for Democrats who were already well aware of the risk of an impeachment backlash from their constituents.
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Election watchers see the caucus meltdown as a giant warning sign about the dangers to come as new technologies complicate voting, making it easier for bad actors to tamper with the most basic building blocks of our democracy.
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Stone is a flashing warning sign Even without clarity on whether the President directed Stone's activity, his presence close to Trump during the 2016 campaign is casting a suspicious light on the strategy the President pursued to win.
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The flattening of the curve is viewed by some as a warning about coming economic weakness, but traders also view it as a warning sign the Fed may be moving too quickly and could bring on a recession.
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Moreover, the most recent presidential election has had nearly three times the predictive weight of the preceding one — a warning sign for the Republicans in a district where Mr. Romney did well but Mr. Trump did relatively poorly.
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In subsequent tweets, Schiff warned that attacks on the integrity of Robert Mueller's special counsel office are a warning sign that could mean Republicans in Congress and the White House are planning on targeting that investigation as well.
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"If the general feeling is that it represents a warning sign for Republicans, that has strong implications for whether Democratic candidates jump in for 2018," said Dave Hopkins, a Boston College political scientist, in an interview last week.
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From the way Google labels the option, it's clear that off-route alerts are meant to be a safety feature, acting as a warning sign if a taxi driver isn't taking you directly to your destination for any reason.
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Despite its relatively small size, the new iceberg continues to point to the increasing instability of this glacier in particular, and is another warning sign regarding the fate of the much larger and more consequential West Antarctic Ice Sheet.
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Failing to show compassion for the abuser who sold her into sexual slavery doesn't exactly feel like the first clear early warning sign that she's capable of burning an entire city to the ground out of sheer jilted spite.
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That experience pedaling to the doctor in his late teens proved to be the clearest early warning sign that the remainder of his vision was fading as a result of a condition called retinitis pigmentosa, which destroys the retina.
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A painless bump may be a man's first warning sign (like the one Kevin's very thorough customer found), but they can also experience changes in their nipples (like flattening, redness, or discharge), according to Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Institute.
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One source told the newspaper that a potential missile interception would occur after a nuclear test, as a warning sign to North Korea that the U.S. is willing to retaliate with force if Pyongyang continues to test nuclear weapons.
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Republican operatives in Washington conceded that the race is yet another warning sign to all House members seeking higher office this year: Be aware that your time in the House may not be the selling point it once was.
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The recent rotation into value from momentum has given beaten-down stocks a chance to shine, but it also serves as a warning sign as stocks with superior growth leading the market's bull run have begun to slow down.
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"It's clearly a warning sign when your national security adviser and a person who was a prime contact or intermediary between the campaign and the Russians has been deemed to give substantial assistance to federal law enforcement," said Waxman.
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In a potential warning sign for consumer spending, which has helped the economy in the run-up to Brexit, the British Retail Consortium said total retail sales values declined 1.3% in September compared with the same month last year.
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Coffee lovers in California will soon get a dose of concern every time they get their fix: A judge ruled that coffee shops in the state must post a warning sign that the beverage poses an increased risk of cancer.
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A private survey on Friday showed that Japanese manufacturing activity expanded in June at a faster pace than the previous month but export orders contracted for the first time in almost two years in a warning sign about overseas demand.
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This year's PGA Championship, held on the Bethpage Black Course in New York state—a test so difficult its warning sign has become a golf-world meme—represents Mr Woods's first opportunity to narrow his deficit relative to the Golden Bear.
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El-Erian told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Thursday that low growth should be a warning sign for the world's governments and banks alike, saying governments need to be proactive about stating fiscal policy to avoid potential recession and market instability.
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Image: ScreenshotThe first warning sign to look out for is if your laptop or phone has been borrowed for an extended period of time by someone else—and perhaps come back with settings or apps or changes that you don't recognize.
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Sharp appreciation of the safe-haven yen against the dollar is often a warning sign of broader financial market stress and investor risk aversion, which has been exacerbated this week by growing uncertainty surrounding the U.S. economic and policy outlook.
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These outbreaks, as well as the infection in Britain, are "a warning sign" to take immediate action, Diane Saunders, a plant pathologist at the UK-based John Innes Centre and lead author of the study, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese manufacturing activity expanded in June at a faster pace than the previous month but export orders contracted for the first time in almost two years in a warning sign about overseas demand, a preliminary survey showed on Friday.
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New Zealand's central bank kept interest rates steady at their record low on Thursday and said volatility in equity markets this week was a warning sign that global markets are nervous about the risk of higher inflation and rising interest rates.
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But dig into the patterns of domestic violence, and it's increasingly clear that abuse in intimate relationships can be an important warning sign for greater acts of violence, including domestic terrorism -- which makes it a concern for all of us.
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The first warning sign The first quiet warning of the Russian operation came in September 2015, when an agent from the FBI's Washington Field Office notified the Democratic National Committee that Russian hackers had compromised at least one DNC computer.
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"The only reason why investors are not selling the dollar aggressively is because (of) uncertainty around the tax plan progress even though the bond market is flashing a warning sign," said Viraj Patel, an FX strategist at ING in London.
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Prior to our recent warning sign ordinance, we raised the purchasing age from 18 to 85033, made cigarette prices among the highest in the nation, banned tobacco discounts and required that clerks ringing up tobacco sales be at least 21.
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Even if you were unaware of the prior bad acts of other franchises or failed to connect the dots making this "Do Not Enter Fallout 76" warning sign, you had a good shot at knowing 76 would disappoint you anyway.
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DACA is the biggest warning sign for Republicans: 64% of voters across all three states support protections for immigrants brought illegally to the U.S. as children, and 71% support offering immigrants a chance to apply for citizenship rather than deporting them.
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It's as yet unclear what impact the controversy of the past few days will have on Dolce & Gabbana's bottom line, but it could be a warning sign for other creative directors with a history of putting their foot in their mouths.
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There are those who point toward Cousins's 26-152-1 career record as a starter as a potential warning sign, but he has consistently played on a team with a subpar defense, and that will not be a problem in Minnesota.
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It might be foolish to dismiss the inverted curve as a potential warning sign, but it would be equally unwise not to ask whether this time is, in fact, different, and whether technology is playing a decisive and underappreciated role.
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The biologist, Mike Pearson, says the work is a warning sign of what might happen with future pipeline developments, and could have greater downstream impacts on other wildlife, such as orcas, if Trans Mountain adopts similar methods for other stream systems.
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The inversion of the yield curve, a warning sign that has preceded every recession for the past 70 years, caused a major sell-off in the stock market last week and has White House officials scrambling to do damage control.
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Instead, this was a potential warning sign for Democrats and Republicans as the process moves into its next, crucial phase: If impeachment is about engaging the public and building a case for or against, no one is doing a good job.
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" 8kun includes words to this effect on the top of its home page, with a warning sign that says "any content that violates the laws of the United States of America will be deleted and the poster will be banned.
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I find that, for the most part, people are still fairly polite to each other face-to-face (as long as they're not driving), but I think the decline of civility online is an early warning sign of what lies ahead.
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CONCORD, N.H. — The labor unions that powered Bernie Sanders to a decisive victory here in 2016 are declining to get on board his campaign this time around — a potential warning sign for the neighbor-state senator's hopes of a repeat performance.
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But this time around, its holding back support was seen as a potential warning sign about the Sanders campaign's ability to put together the same coalition that delivered him a decisive win in the state four years ago against Hillary Clinton.
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The company acknowledged that it failed to respond promptly to a possible warning sign about the driver who allegedly killed the woman on Friday, saying that the platform had received a complaint a day earlier from another passenger about him.
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Election experts say Lesko's 21625-point victory in a district that Trump carried by more than 2900 points in 220006 is yet another warning sign for the GOP that Democrats could be in for big gains in the midterm elections.
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But it is also true that Bishop's victory -- and the way in which it was achieved -- should still be read as a warning sign for a party that is dealing with a very unpopular President and a decidedly unsettled political environment.
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In the most startling economic warning sign since the 2016 Brexit referendum, gross domestic product fell at a quarterly rate of 0.2% in the three months to June, below all forecasts in a Reuters poll that had pointed to a flat reading.
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The passage of the Affordable Care Act in 85033-2010 was the most intense time in his decades-long tenure, he said, adding that his experience serves as a warning sign for the chances of passing Medicare for All in the future.
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In her 13 years at Facebook, she has interviewed many recent graduates eager to score an internship or entry-level position and says no matter how qualified an applicant is, there is still one interview mistake she'll always see as a warning sign.
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Apple has plenty of other products, from AirPods to Apple Music, but it's not clear there will ever be another iPhone-sized product from the company, and the company's letter to investors is a first warning sign of wider turmoil to come.
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The number of unemployment benefit claimants - considered a potential early warning sign of an economic downturn - rose by a modest 2,2.13 to 771,000 in August, compared with a fall of 3,600 in July, a smaller decrease than previously estimated by the ONS.
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"That's why she wants you to watch the action in the S&P and watch the 5-day and 13-day exponential moving averages, just in case they flash a warning sign telling you it's time to ring the register," Cramer said.
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If Democrats are able to add to recent gains there — the party's preferred state Supreme Court candidate won election this spring, a result Walker called a warning sign — they will see that as an indication that the blue wall can be rebuilt.
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He also said a recent recovery in oil and other commodity prices backed up his view that the sell-off in financial markets at the start of 2016, which some investors saw as a warning sign about the world economy, was speculative.
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"If it was appropriate to take action, the best argument for me of why to do that is the shape of the curve," Kaplan told reporters in Washington, referring to the "inversion" of the bond yield curve, a standard warning sign of recession.
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In the most startling economic warning sign since the 21970 Brexit referendum, gross domestic product fell at a quarterly rate of 0.2% in the three months to June, below all forecasts in a Reuters poll that had pointed to a flat reading.
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The American Association of Suicidology considers talk of suicide a sign of "acute risk"; the National Institute of Mental Health lists "threatening to hurt or kill oneself or talking about wanting to hurt or kill oneself" as its first warning sign of suicide.
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"If the general feeling is that it represents a warning sign for Republicans, that has strong implications for whether Democratic candidates jump in for 2018," said Dave Hopkins, a Boston College political scientist, in an interview about special elections earlier this year.
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If Mr. Gillespie struggles to run ahead of Mr. Trump among well-educated voters, it might be a warning sign that even establishment-friendly Republicans cannot count on returning to pre-2016 levels among a group that used to lean their way.
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Given this, the bright, popping red of the superhero costume in "Shazam!" is an early warning sign, as obvious as a matador's cape, that the dreary and crepuscular have given way to something less self-serious and end-of-the-world grim.
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With domestic production also rising strongly, up seven percent year-on-year in May, and the seasonal summer lull in fabricating activity fast approaching, it is tempting to view last month's export surge as a warning sign that the Chinese market is saturated.
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Retail sales came in at a level that was much weaker than expected on Friday, and Levanon said while that is a volatile number, it has been trending down in recent months and needs to be watched as an early warning sign.
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Two-thirds of the Democratic presidential candidates spent more than they raised in the past three months and have dwindling cash reserves — a serious warning sign for their viability heading into the expensive chase for votes in Iowa and other early states.
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"[HB 214] is a warning sign to maybe try harder instead of just feeling safe, to push for progressive things within your state and set that precedent so that we have something to really hold onto…because at this point, we have nothing."
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Those numbers are rightly read as a warning sign to Democrats, as is the trend line on them: in a March CNN poll, 38% thought Democrats in Congress were doing too much to investigate Trump while 34% said they were doing the right amount.
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Though the company's fourth-quarter earnings fell well short of analysts' expectations, a third straight quarterly profit from the formerly money-losing retailer served as a fresh warning sign for its bricks-and-mortar competitors: We can keep pricing you out of the market.
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The Environmental Working Group in a letter to FDA Commissioner Robert Califf on Thursday said it's concerned that the ingredients being used only keep the skin from reddening — a warning sign of a sunburn — without truly offering enhanced protection from the sun's ultraviolet rays.
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As if to send a warning sign to Sessions, the Songwriters of North America filed a motion to oppose the DOJ's grant for dismissal of its lawsuit – a legal campaign that would allow the music industry to begin operating on a "fractional licensing" basis.
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"It's on the box you get via the high-art Amazon, a warning sign on the cover: 'This is Not Going to Be Easy,' " Mr. Rattle, who has moved on to become music director of the London Symphony Orchestra, said in an interview last week.
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Anemia in men is also a warning sign and should be explored further, and while many doctors typically attribute anemia in a premenopausal woman to menstruation, experts say that if a woman is experiencing any other symptoms, doctors should assess her for colon cancer.
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"For European Christians, when the first plague that weakened the now Christian Roman Empire around 590, Pope Gregory the Great believed that a sneeze was an early warning sign of plague, so he commanded Christians to respond to a sneeze with a blessing," he said.
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Amidst the trade angst and Brexit worries, the FTSE 100 formed a "Death Cross" pattern as its 50-day moving average (DMA) crossed below the 200 DMA, a technical pattern that is a warning sign that more losses are likely in the near term.
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Using these medications for weight loss can be dangerous and may be a warning sign to consider counseling because there is an increased risk for developing an eating disorder such as anorexia or bulimia, the study authors write in the American Journal of Public Health.
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The societal narratives that position the curviness of black girls' bodies as a warning sign of future obesity mean that as young women, we're often congratulated for watching our weight when our food restriction might actually be the symptom of a real mental health problem.
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"That is a huge warning sign for Donald Trump's presidential campaign and the elites within the Republican Party who have made it clear that they're going to run the 2020 presidential campaign on the strength of the economy," Enjeti said, referring to the Pew survey.
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"We believe law enforcement and the public needs to be fully informed about the meaning of these images, which can serve as a first warning sign to the presence of haters in a community or school," Jonathan Greenblatt, ADL CEO said in a statement.
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The farm lobbies do not directly sway the votes of a huge proportion of voters, analysts and pollsters cautioned, but said that their weakening support was a sharp warning sign for Macri ahead of the October election, which is expected to be closely fought.
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The widening gap between Libor and OIS, which grew to its largest since 2009, had concerned some market participants who worried it was a warning sign of financial stress, while others argued it would start to normalize after the flood of T-bills had washed through.
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In a training video first reported by Gizmodo, the company has been actively silencing employee attempts to unionize by teaching new managers the "warning sign[s]" of labor organizing and instructing them on the reasons why Amazon believes it would hurt the company as a whole.
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"It's almost always held true that Virginia is an early warning sign of what to expect in swing districts and swing states across the country in the midterms," said Jesse Ferguson, a former Clinton campaign spokesman who's worked in Virginia politics and remaining neutral in the primary.
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But in a new scientific study published on Monday, scientists said we're not paying nearly enough attention to the "prelude" to global extinction — as in, the dwindling population sizes and ranges of existing species that can be a warning sign of a bigger extinction event to come.
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Joe DonnellyJoseph (Joe) Simon DonnellyLobbying world Trump nominees meet fiercest opposition from Warren, Sanders, Gillibrand GOP frets over nightmare scenario for Senate primaries MORE (D-Ind.), a swing vote, declared Friday he would vote against the nominee's confirmation, a warning sign other swing votes may follow suit.
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Ad-industry insiders say one of Facebook's oldest and biggest marketing partners is selling its social business, and it's a warning sign for other ad-tech firmsThe marketing-tech company Nanigans is shopping its social ad business to advertising and marketing companies, according to industry sources.
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If DeSantis wins, expect those Democrats who are more centrist and traditional to point to Gillum as a warning sign of what can happen when you try to win over people in a swing state with a progressive message aimed specifically at minorities and young voters.
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"The fact that volatility has crept up for most of the month of January along with the rising market is sort of a warning sign that we may have come too far, too fast," the chief equity strategist at BTIG told CNBC's "Futures Now " on Tuesday.
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"The 25 percent tariff rate will be activated in January...maybe the weakening of new export orders in the PMI is a warning sign of what's to come even though it hasn't been reflected yet in the hard data," said Julian Evans-Pritchard, Senior China Economist at Capital Economics.
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" After looking at the index's chart, Maley says that the Russell has been trading in a trend channel since the beginning of the year, and that if it breaks below its low from January 3, it would be a "big, big warning sign for the rest of the market.
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The clearest sign of methanol poisoning is feeling more intoxicated than usual for the amount of alcohol you've consumedIf you start slurring and stumbling after one to two drinks when you'd typically feel only mildly tipsy, that's a warning sign, Canlar said, and you should seek medical attention.
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Investors have triggered a recession signal with a perfect 50-year track record — and one expert says years of 0% market returns could be in storeSince the US yield curve inverted and startled the market, there's been a debate about whether the recession warning sign was for real.
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"The fact Clinton continues to lose states, as well as key elements of the Obama coalition she's trying to recreate, is a major warning sign for her viability in a general election if she becomes the nominee," Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Mr. Alda, who made his name in the TV series "M*A*S*H," said he went to the doctors after reading an article in The New York Times, by Jane E. Brody, which said that acting out one's dreams could be an early warning sign of the disorder.
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One warning sign, they point out: The Russell 2000 turned negative mid-morning, dramatically underperforming big caps, a sign the fear of a rise in rates is very real and a slap in the face of traders who keep arguing last week's move down was a "technical" correction.
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Viruses are very keen to disable antivirus software, as you might expect, so if your installed security suite isn't functioning as it should then this is another warning sign to investigate as early as possible (on-demand scanners like Microsoft Safety Scanner or ClamWin Portable can help you out on Windows).
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While debunking some old myths the conclusion of the paper did suggest that there were important benefits of a symptomatic hangover calling it "a protective warning sign that will certainly have aided humans over the ages to modify future behavior, and hence pass on this evolutionary advantage to next generations."
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" As Lois Beckett argued in the Guardian earlier this year, "In one mass shooting after another, some gun control advocates and journalists see a common thread: when domestic violence is not the immediate cause of a mass shooting, it was there as a warning sign in the history of the perpetrator.
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" The numbers could be "an early warning sign" of increased demand for abortion because of Zika, Dr. Sedgh said, adding that it is also possible that Women on Web "might have experienced an increase in demand as a result of increased visibility of their services when health advisories were issued.
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Europe, Japan, China and other countries are contemplating entering into agreements with the United States and could view the move as a warning sign that Mr. Trump may not honor them and could impose tariffs over anything he deems problematic for the United States, including areas outside of trade policy.
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While Mr. Biden still leads in many polls, and many voters still express deep appreciation for him, his financial situation — the inability to consolidate traditional big-money donors or inspire a sufficiently large online base of small contributors — has served as a flashing warning sign about the potential limits of his appeal.
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Brazil's real swung between gains and losses with data showing the country's services sector activity shrank in June for the third month in a row - the clearest warning sign yet that the economy may have slipped back into recession, adding pressure to pass pension reforms seen as crucial in shoring up the economy.
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Henderson Global, Columbia Threadneedle and UK Canada Life on Wednesday became the latest British commercial property funds to suspend trading, joining three others worth about 10 billion pounds, in the first sign of markets seizing up since Britain's vote to exit the EU. That was a warning sign for investors, Aberdeen's Bartholomew said.
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Barbara ComstockBarbara Jean ComstockProgressives face steep odds in ousting incumbent Democrats K Street giants scoop up coveted ex-lawmakers GOP lawmaker introduces bill to stop revolving door MORE (R-Va.), who represents a district bordering Washington, D.C. The results of Virginia's elections on Tuesday were a warning sign for Republicans representing such seats.
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In retrospect, his selection of Palin was a first warning sign of the tea party revolt that would rock the GOP several years later, which led to a full-scale Trump revolution and has culminated in the eclipse of more moderate conservatives in the party such as McCain, his fellow Arizonan Sen.
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I arrived for the quintet's surprise Friday night show at the Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever Cemetery certainly a fan, but one whose present interest in Local Natives is mostly residual of listening to "Warning Sign" over and over again in high school because I overheard my crush talking about them once.
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While many of Puerto Rico's circumstances are unique, its case is also a warning sign for many American states and municipalities — such as Illinois and Philadelphia — that are facing some of the same strains, including rising pension costs, crumbling infrastructure, departing taxpayers and credit downgrades that make it more expensive to raise money.
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While it's still too soon to tell whether Buttigieg's recent rise in Iowa and New Hampshire are indicators of a wider trend — he remains at fourth place in RealClearPolitics' average of national polls — Tuesday's survey is a solid step in the right direction for the mayor and yet another warning sign for Warren.
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One, called primary insomnia, results from a problem that occurs only or mainly during sleep, like obstructive sleep apnea, restless leg syndrome (which afflicts 15 to 20 percent of older adults), periodic limb movements or a tendency to act out one's dreams physically, which can be an early warning sign of Parkinson's disease.
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If we could sustain our growth, with some help so we had a cushion of investment, but based on our growth it meant we were going in the right direction, and if we got to a place when that isn't happening that should be a warning sign that we need to adapt.
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While the number of businesses defaulting on loans is picking up, which is a classic warning sign that the cycle is about to turn, the rise can be dismissed by some as mainly concentrated among players in the oil and gas and mining industries damaged by the low price of oil and other commodities.
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"It's hard to label, because we don't know all the facts, but we know that when a young child acts out, those behaviors are usually a product of their environment and a warning sign that there's more to the story," says Bryan Pacheco, a spokesperson for the domestic abuse hotline and shelter, Safe Horizon.
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While Danny O'Connor is behind in his too-close-to-call special election for Ohio's 12th congressional district, the fact that he is just a couple thousand votes short in a reliably conservative district—thanks to high voter turnout in suburban areas—is a clear warning sign for Republicans ahead of the November midterms.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Clyde Russell LAUNCESTON, Australia, Aug 15 (Reuters) - The sharp slowdown in China's refinery processing in July may be another warning sign that the robust growth in crude oil demand this year in the world's top importer is poised to moderate.
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The ideological shift signaled by the most recent election results, on the heels of Hillary Clinton beating Donald J. Trump here in 2016, is viewed by leaders in both parties as a warning sign for national Republicans, as suburban communities like this one loom as central battle grounds in the 2020 elections and beyond.
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Gapen said a first big warning sign about the consumer, which has been propping up the economy, came Friday when the personal consumption and spending data showed consumer spending slowed in August, Household spending edged up just 0.1%, compared with growth in the first seven months of the year which averaged 0.5% a month.
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But the threat of catastrophic flooding from the damaged Oroville Dam in Northern California this week — forcing the evacuation of nearly 200,000 people because of what environmental groups had asserted in 2005 was a design flaw — presented a warning sign for California, where a network of dams and waterways is suffering from age and stress.
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At about five feet square, "Depend on the morning sun" is among the smaller paintings in the show, but it contains one of the broadest gradients — two horizontal-ish swipes of a brush outfitted with crimson, titanate yellow, Prussian blue and orange-pink, about a foot wide — slapped onto the upper right corner like a warning sign.
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While Trump would never -- and will never -- stop attacking Warren based on what some DNA test said, the fact that the test was so hugely inconclusive should have been a warning sign to her that it was never going to have the we-can-all-put-this-debate-behind-us impact for which she was clearly hoping.
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However, they also highlight the need for managers to foster stronger relationships with their staff, Shaakun Khanna, Oracle's head of human capital management applications for Asia-Pacific, told CNBC Make It. "I think it's a big warning sign for the managers," said Khanna, noting that leaders and aspiring leaders must work to excel in areas where technology falls short.
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Periodontitis, a chronic gum infection characterized by swollen, tender or receding gums, can be an early warning sign of Type 2 diabetes, and dental offices could be an ideal place to screen for it, said Wijnand J. Teeuw, the first author of a new study of 313 middle-aged patients who visited a dental clinic in Amsterdam.
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"Unpleasant as hangovers are, we should remember that they do have one important benefit, at least: they are a protective warning sign that will certainly have aided humans over the ages to change their future behavior," said Dr. Kai Hensel, a senior clinical fellow at the University of Cambridge and senior author of the study, in a statement.
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GIRL BULLIED OVER HAIR LOSS SHAVED HEAD "I strongly feel every playground should have a warning sign, but since I've never seen one (and we go to A LOT of playgrounds), I share this picture every year in hopes that the pain Meadow felt and the guilt that I still feel will save other babies and parents from the same," Clare posted.
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The survey flashes a warning sign for Trump, whose path to reelection likely runs through Midwestern states like Michigan that historically vote Democratic but backed his 2016 bid against Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonWarren-Sanders fight raises alarm on the left Poll: Trump trails 2020 Democratic contenders in Michigan US company offers free cybersecurity assistance to campaigns MORE.
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Friedrich Merz, the pro-business, vice president of the CDU's Economic Council and a favorite for the CDU leadership, made no reference to the news of Kramp-Karrenbauer's departure but tweeted Monday that falling industrial production figures for Germany were a "warning sign" and that "now would be the right time to stimulate economic and financial policy measures," he said.
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That should be a warning sign to Republicans after Trump's weak performance in wealthier, more educated suburban districts in 2016 and Democrat Jon Ossoff's strong, though ultimately losing bid in a special election earlier this year for a congressional seat in a suburban Atlanta district that has been long held by Republicans, said David Hughes, a professor at Auburn University-Montgomery in Alabama.
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For carriers, the major warning sign hangs over whether they'll have an assured supply of units to sell — in spite of not selling all that many, Google couldn't keep up with demand for last year's Pixels, but at least this year it has distributed the risk more broadly by using two manufacturing partners: HTC for the smaller Pixel and LG for the larger one.
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The destructive spree — in a business-friendly state housing the corporate offices and factories of many multinational companies — is a warning sign of the risks to India's political and social stability from restive youth, struggling to realize their aspirations for a better life in an economy that is failing to create enough jobs for the estimated 1m people entering the work force each month.
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"If $2100 trillion in fiscal stimulus was only enough to keep markets afloat for a couple of days, that's a huge warning sign for what lies ahead," said Marios Hadjikyriacos, a Cyprus-based investment analyst at broker XM. A glimpse of the scale of economic damage wrought by the outbreak will come when the U.S. Labor Department releases initial jobless claims data at 1.37.75:21.26 a.m.
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And even more recent national polling from Politico and Morning Consult conducted from August 473-7 after the El Paso and Dayton shootings shows majority support for stricter gun laws among suburban voters and especially among GOP women — a huge warning sign for Republicans:75% of suburban voters supported stricter gun laws, as do 55% of those who voted for a Republican in 215 and 272% of Republican women.
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However, the results are considered a warning sign for Republicans ahead of the 2018 midterm elections, after President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE won the district by nearly 20 points in the 2016 election.
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Nearly one-fifth of African American voters in South Carolina are undecided over which Democrat to back in the state's presidential primary, a warning sign for former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenPompeo says Trump-Zelensky call was 'consistent' with administration policy Alyssa Milano to co-host Biden fundraiser next month House panel advances resolution outlining impeachment inquiry MORE, who is counting on support from black voters to pull him across the finish line.
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The EU threatened the same, saying it would impose countermeasures of its own, while Canada Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said the country plans to slap dollar-for-dollar tariffs on the U.S. "Multilateral tariffs are certainly a warning sign that this is no longer merely a case of US protectionism and that the world is edging towards a trade war," said Oliver Brennan, senior macro strategist at TS Lombard, in a note.
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Here are some possibles that have been mooted: loads, and I mean loads, of Guinness and curry; Haribo sugar-free gummy bears; "Swedish food"; the "medium-rare chicken" meme that is going around a lot; I recall a warning sign on a lot of packets of Polos, back in the day, saying they were extremely laxative-like in high doses, so maybe the plane poo person ate a just fantastic amount of Polos.
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Cummings, the top Democrat on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, cited the report as a warning sign that should be enough to compel his panel's chairman to look into the interim security clearances issued to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's top staffers.
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And so the question is, is this sort of a had faked to the hardliners that yes, I might also meet with the Syrian president Bashar al Assad, with you and with the rogue nations right before he flips and actually does the right thing and seals a peace deal with President Trump, or is this a warning sign that it&aposs hard to trust Kim when he&aposs potentially meeting with Assad who only days ago raised the specter of attacking U.S. troops to try and reclaim territory in Syria.
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