But Hoehler cautions — people shouldn't try this at home.
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Early-race cautions came mostly as results of blown engines or stages ending, but later cautions came for wrecks, including the 2106th caution of the race with less than 2107 laps remaining.
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Yes, Simons said, although he cautions more research is needed.
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That journey, Singh cautions, will still be a lengthy one.
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Connor cautions that we aren't supposed to play armchair quarterback.
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But Bronstein cautions against viewing her book through Western stereotypes.
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Monti cautions that the reason for Crehan's recovery is unclear.
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Ostiguy cautions against assumptions that Trump's base will abandon him.
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But don't beat yourself up about it, cautions the APA.
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He also cautions against buying things simply because they're discounted.
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Yet Arum cautions against judging this fight before it happens.
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There are two cautions the U.K. may need to consider.
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WATCH: Cramer cautions about buying stocks based on millennial behavior.
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But DeSanctis cautions that this is not an infallible rule.
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Tracey cautions against overestimating how much "blob maps" can explain.
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Time will tell whether retail's breakout can continue, cautions Cappelleri.
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Of course we should keep Gray's cautions well in mind.
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All those cautions aside, sometimes you have to trust yourself.
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Nestle cautions that her tally is by no means exhaustive.
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"It's important to be wary of simple explanations," he cautions.
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"'Reverse' would be a strong word to use," Hart cautions.
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He cautions students to leave artistic license at the door.
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Bonnie cautions against putting too much emphasis on this comparison.
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The warning is a step up from Washington's earlier cautions.
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Still, Mr. Foley cautions that gentrification comes with new challenges.
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As Rogers wisely cautions, the worst is yet to come.
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But Dr. Jaber cautions that these numbers can be misinterpreted.
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"A cramp is no small danger on a swim," he cautions.
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However, Hess cautions that low oil prices have a hidden cost.
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But Canter cautions against making too much of this early stage.
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He cautions West's physician not to let him near any weapons.
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Yes, but: Bengio cautions against reading too much into absolute numbers.
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But, Dr. Bradford cautions that you should use them within reason.
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But she cautions that there's still a lot we don't know.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics cautions against recreational use of trampolines.
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But Brinley cautions that the trend may have gone too far.
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Further, he cautions that many of these drugs have significant risks.
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Now, Guina cautions against buying a home just to make money.
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But she cautions that much depends on how they are implemented.
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She also cautions against peels, both at home and in-clinic.
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Children "should not consume" them, cautions the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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However, Batnick cautions not to make too much of the data.
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"NFPA strongly discourages the use of turkey fryers," the video cautions.
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As Stephen King cautions in Pet Sematary, "Sometimes dead is better."
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But an old schoolmate of her father's cautions against pat conclusions.
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"It needs to be done systematically, ethically and equitably," Baker cautions.
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But Drake cautions against over-interpreting the increase in church shootings.
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She cautions against too much anger and recommends wine and activism.
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So, what are the cautions and how should esketamine be administered?
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"Parents' tuning out leads to kids' acting out," cautions Dr. Nickels.
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But she cautions against drawing benign conclusion about white identity politics.
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She cautions against simply thinking of a home as an investment.
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But, he cautions, animal-related deductions have a very narrow window.
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FIFA cautions that people should not read too much into it.
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Barbour also cautions that success may not come easily for Salesforce.
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The race featured nine cautions and 37 lead changes over all.
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") or delivering direct cautions ("We're hell and the handbasket, aren't we?
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Amazon cautions that the Fire TV Blaster isn't a standalone device.
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The Food and Drug Administration cautions people not to consume these products.
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But Keim cautions that, to a baby, the two are very different.
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But it cautions against one much discussed solution: giving away free money.
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But first, he cautions, they need to have confidence in the model.
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But, Song cautions, we have been "head faked" with strong wages before.
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But Sampath cautions students against studying with a specific job in mind.
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There is good news for both sides -- but lots of cautions, too.
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Curator Christina Linden cautions that even so, this is no exhaustive retrospective.
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Johnson cautions that these voiceprints are just one tool in volcanologists' arsenal.
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But he cautions that it will not be a straight up move.
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Mr Wang cautions that China may not learn much from its spies.
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Flashback: History cautions that today's commercial activities carry strategic stakes as well.
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A statement from Macomb Police cautions the public from rushing to judgement.
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"Get Dad to take care of the litter box," Dr. Osborne cautions.
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Curran cautions shoppers that all ballistics have a five-year expiration date.
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But Zhao cautions that a multinational approach can stretch a company thin.
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The report cautions that these data do not paint the whole picture.
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The report cautions that it represents a sample, not a complete picture.
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The team cautions that these results are still in very preliminary stages.
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McConn at Wood Mackenzie cautions against overstating the impact of hedging, though.
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But Sekerková cautions that it takes patience to secure a fruitful meeting.
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Fitch cautions, however, that the leadership changeover is a two-step process.
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The two classes of drugs already carry cautions against using both together.
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Giordano also cautions against taking ketamine more than once in one sitting.
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Pricing is unknown, and WSJ cautions that the deal could still collapse.
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But, but, but: This isn't direct evidence of life itself, NASA cautions.
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As Kirili cautions, however, one medium is never used to illustrate another.
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With that said, he cautions me not to expect other imminent acquisitions.
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"You don't need to be playing nice with everybody," she cautions Suga.
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David cautions Democrats against running on the #MeToo movement in the midterms.
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"He cautions that this is a 'fluid' situation, meaning things can change."
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"Us women are suspicious things," she cautions him in a feisty drawl.
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"Us women are suspicious things," she cautions him in a feisty drawl.
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If you do that, she cautions, you're setting yourself up to fail.
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Not all store brands will see the same success, though, Short cautions.
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Eleven years later, Mr. Obama's cautions and calculations have come to roost.
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Souter cautions that the findings may not extend to more complicated pregnancies.
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Dr. Klein cautions that paying more doesn't ensure a great show dog.
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The I.P.B.E.S. report cautions, however, against assuming that this pattern will continue.
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Tesla cautions drivers to remain attentive at all times while using Autopilot.
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"Stronger" cautions you to remember that strength can only come from within.
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In fact, he cautions that a bear market could come without warning.
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But this official also cautions that the President could change his mind.
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"But the sources of the data need to be robust," he cautions.
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Eleven years later, Mr. Obama's cautions and calculations have come to roost.
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He cautions against buying the 16-gauge extension cord recommended by Amazon.
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" She cautions those looking into the sober-curious movement to "tread lightly.
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Not all countries include cautions in criminal records, as England and Wales do.
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Even then, Barrios cautions that a clear mammogram is not an all-clear.
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Ultimately, however, he cautions that it's best to have your wine in moderation.
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She cautions, "made with whole grains," doesn't mean that it's all whole grain.
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It's actually perfect, she says, but cautions that they don't have much time.
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The late-stage cautions in the first stage resulted in varying pit strategies.
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Despite his bullishness, Orlando cautions investors that wild market swings will likely persist.
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"When fatigue sets in, this is when injuries tend to happen," Lovitt cautions.
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"The vicinity is renowned for its venomous snakes and poisonous ants," she cautions.
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And, Posthuma cautions, there are some things that genome-wide studies can't do.
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Again, Posthuma cautions: Not all the predictions this research makes will be meaningful.
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"It's very easy to be overly aggressive when brushing your hair," Felstead cautions.
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For those with a decent history already, Hardekopf cautions against chasing new offers.
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"This isn't a 5-year thing, this is a decade thing," she cautions.
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That's why Dreger cautions against jumping to conclusions about North Korea's nuclear testing.
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"Try not to hold your shotgun too long and overthink," an instructor cautions.
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But, he cautions, "The research community needs to immerse itself in Indigenous culture."
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"All revolutions are followed by counter-revolutions," cautions Dominique Reynié, a political scientist.
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Decherney cautions that genetically modifying an embryo is not a proven fertility technique.
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" One day, I will name my memoirs "cautions within the design in chaos.
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" Still, he cautions: "It seems like they're fine, they've done these whirlwind trips.
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JUDGE CAUTIONS MULLER TEAM ON HIGH BAR FOR MANAFORT CONVICTION "Wrong," answered Laporta.
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Other people, DeVille cautions, may be at higher risk of injuries than others.
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But he cautions parents to seek guidance from their child's medical professionals first.
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The World Health Organization cautions that the link is not yet scientifically proven.
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"There's absolutely no way for me to prove that… but anecdotally," Michael cautions.
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The evidence so far, she cautions, is often from a few small studies.
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The user manual cautions against filling the crocks more than three-quarters full.
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Still, he cautions, there are Americans who believe some myths about the military.
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"You don't want hair heavy ... or stiff with strong-hold hairspray," she cautions.
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I do, however, have some basic cautions for both political parties going forward.
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Wrong. "Anything inserted in the vagina [presents] the possibility of TSS," Dardik cautions.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics cautions against any kind of dieting for children.
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" And she cautions that "it's going to take a while to set up.
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But Lopez also cautions against embracing easy notions about ecological, or cultural, purity.
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History cautions us against any belief that democratic capitalism will somehow inevitably prevail.
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"I think the media has blown this phenomenon out of proportion," he cautions.
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"At the end of the day, it's still a complex subject," McKinnon cautions.
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Dimond cautions that trusts "are never ironclad," and can be filled with loopholes.
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He cautions retirement-location shoppers against getting too obsessive about any one characteristic.
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However, it also cautions that Amazon may decide against bringing them to market.
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"If placed poorly, lip threads can cause lumps and other issues," she cautions.
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But he also cautions that Trump's tariff wars could wipe out those benefits.
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But he cautions that the company could struggle incorporating AgilOne into its platform.
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But, it cautions quarterly data may not be the best measure of trends.
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"There is a non-trivial amount of uncertainty" about those estimates, Yurukoglu cautions.
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But he cautions that CPUs modified for security won't solve all security problems.
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But she cautions against seeing BTS as a game changer for K-pop overall.
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Garrett also cautions to "temper your expectations" of what your color can look like.
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Duker Freuman also cautions that you can swallow air in more ways than one.
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But he cautions that for athletes, they should be mindful of their tolerance level.
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However, Stahelski cautions fans against setting their expectations too high for any future films.
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The toy's warning label cautions users against poking or swinging the toy against anyone.
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She cautions that there are no federal standards governing the production of frozen yogurt.
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Buffett cautions that the trend towards automation replacing lower-skilled labor is not new.
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James Mattis, Trump's choice for secretary of defense, cautions against withdrawing from the deal.
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Welk cautions that the actual risk of depression and self-harm is very low.
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He cautions, however, that translating a new tissue glue to the clinic isn't easy.
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"They were all excited with their plan, and we had some cautions," she said.
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Otherwise, Wald cautions that now is not the right time to buy the GDX.
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But he cautions that an abundance of options does not a good artist make.
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He cautions this may be his last milestone, projecting 40,000 would come in 2032.
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Professor Finkelhor cautions against "technophobia," saying character traits — not technology — make young people vulnerable.
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Additionally, Iger cautions against letting your ambition get ahead of current opportunities and responsibilities.
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The company cautions in its S-1 filing that it may never become profitable.
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"That's not stuff that is going to be mainstream for a while," cautions Nooyi.
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Conner, the Supreme Court specifically cautions against using the 20/20 lens of hindsight.
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But the company cautions anyone against thinking of craft brewing purely as a business.
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While Wald likes Columbia Sportswear, he cautions on buying the sector as a whole.
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He cautions you'll need a special solar filter and some patience -- eclipses take awhile.
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" Sarah T. Roberts, the researcher, cautions that "we can't lose sight of the baseline.
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He cautions renters before enacting any strikes due to their lack of legal standing.
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But she cautions women not to measure themselves against a singular model of success.
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To these viewers, DeVille cautions, don't jump into anal too deep or too fast.
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Michelle cautions Democrats like him from legitimating Fox News by campaigning on the network.
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MacRumors cautions that these tweaks are only in testing and may not see release.
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MacRumors cautions that these tweaks are only in testing and may not see release.
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She also cautions against any impulse you might have toward managing their food intake.
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Luzio cautions business owners against making rash decisions like dipping into 401(k)s.
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But there is an upper limit to the benefits of protein, the review cautions.
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Still, Bausch cautions that there are some factors that make Ebola an exceptional case.
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Fox also cautions him about having the majority of his money invested in properties.
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Taylor cautions, however, that geopolitical issues or an economic downturn could dampen IPO hopes.
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Church cautions that the technology behind genome-scale synthetic biology remains nascent, difficult, and expensive.
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But he cautions that the deal sets Hershey up for competition with PepsiCo Inc's PEP.
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" However, Castaing cautions that "it is [even] difficult to find the man behind the artist.
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Rooney cautions against taking Vitamin D—or any supplement—without talking to your doctor first.
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"Our history shows how quickly things can change for the worse," cautions one Austrian intellectual.
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The initiative holds a lot of promise, although Tung cautions it's still the early days.
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It cautions against "trendy" hair colors, having tattoos and wearing shirts that cover the midriff.
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His advice to other potential franchisees: "Do not try to reinvent the wheel," he cautions.
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"We've always said that what we're trying here is a generational shift," cautions Mr Rouse.
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Faraone cautions, however, that some newly diagnosed adults might have had undetected ADHD as children.
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Stier cautions that there's not a lot to go on from the OAI so far.
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But Dr Hovy cautions against deducing from software alone who is a victim of trafficking.
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U.S. TWO-YEAR TREASURY YIELD DOWN 3.9 BPS TO 1.867% AFTER POWELL CAUTIONS ON ECONOMY
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JPP cautions viewers to keep fireworks away from kids and leave fireworks to the professionals.
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Additionally, Walton strongly cautions against the use of these medications in pregnant and breastfeeding mothers.
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Official police guidelines recommend giving cautions for minor crimes, such as writing graffiti or shoplifting.
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"I would assume that if Trump doesn't support Putin's policies then they're next," he cautions.
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Still, Braun cautions against investors eager to make immediate astronomical returns by betting on Mars.
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Saturn's finger-wag cautions against extremes, especially if they could damage your reputation or relationships.
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"Food contaminated with Vibrio parahaemolyticus usually looks, smells, and tastes normal," the agency further cautions.
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In particular, Polsterer cautions, the algorithms can only do what they've been trained to do.
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Judge Judy cautions ... prejudging the hearing creates the real possibility that justice will not prevail.
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But he cautions Bey had better watch her back ... because Blue Ivy's comin' for her!
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"My personal opinion is that humans are very bad at predicting the future," Vivas cautions.
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"It's not over until someone has 1,237 bound delegates," cautions Charlie Black, a Republican strategist.
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But the report cautions that those targets are virtually impossible to reach at current rates.
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Aron cautions that novelty alone is probably not enough to save a marriage in crisis.
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The chartist cautions that the upside is more limited than most may expect, Cramer said.
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But Mr. Younge cautions against distinctions between "innocent" victims and those who made bad choices.
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Lorenzen cautions that the estimate could change as more details emerge about a potential bill.
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But as Rensi cautions, maybe the whole robots-in-the-kitchen-movement should slow down.
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Kaplan cautions clients against over-wearing their special-occasion dresses to weddings and other functions.
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Caution advised There are significant risks in traveling abroad for medical treatment, the CDC cautions.
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Of course, the report cautions, there's still plenty of volatility in the Asian economic outlook.
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" Birth Choice's website cautions men who get their partners pregnant, "Don't run from your responsibilities.
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The OIG report cautions against that conclusion, given the problems that come with private prisons.
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But the study also cautions against reading too optimistic of a take from the data.
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But IRI cautions that the new rule could negatively affect the choices available to investors.
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But, don&apost try this on your own just yet, Hof cautions in the episode.
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That's not to say a downturn would have no impact on most people, Brown cautions.
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Still, MEMRI cautions that the data dump should be taken seriously, regardless of its origins.
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Turkle cautions that we're at an inflection point, similar to when the iPhone was introduced.
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Research cautions against working excessive overtime, as shorter work weeks have shown to increase productivity.
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But I found one expert who cautions that this may be a deal to avoid.
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You can find cautions in the coverage that, in retrospect, should have drawn more attention.
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If representatives were mainly focused on policy, some might have raised cautions along these lines.
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A recent report by FactSet Insight cautions investors against blindly buying stocks with high payout ratios.
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More often, it cautions against fighting the next war as if it were the last one.
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The HTA cautions there could be an impact in the following months ... they just don't know.
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"Yes, you must," he replies, though he also cautions he "tries to diversify everything in crypto".
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However, Ross cautions, it is possible that a flat stomach during pregnancy could indicate a problem.
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Robert Austin, a biological physicist at Princeton University, cautions that phase transitions can be surprisingly complex.
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Nevertheless, he cautions investors that using ETFs means you don't get to sleep at the wheel.
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Goldsmith also cautions folks interested in buying a franchise to understand the operating procedures in place.
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However, Penfield cautions against reading too much into an association between maternal stress and adverse outcomes.
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But it also cautions that market pressure is often only partly effective in protecting consumer interests.
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He cautions that only around 2.5m of Myanmar's 54.7m people so far have access to microcredit.
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That's why Scott cautions other potential franchisees to make sure they are truly interested before buying.
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Tesla (TSLA) cautions that Smart Summon should only be used in private parking lots and driveways.
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But she cautions it's also important to be honest with your partner about your security fund.
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Yet Dr Oldham also cautions that a lot of successful people have a touch of narcissism.
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However, he cautions against listening to everything that comes out of Venezuela, Libya and even Algeria.
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"Although, not all purple fruits are superfoods," cautions Zhou, citing purple dragon fruit as an example.
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Fun as it might look, Marcus cautions that you should never ever make one of these.
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Authorities in Australia and Canada have also issued clown-related cautions in the last several days.
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However, he cautions that three years of data is too little time to detect a trend.
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An old proverb cautions us not to make mountains out of molehills—but Scorpios aren't listening.
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The Metropolitan Police, responsible for all crime in London, issued 17 cautions over the same period.
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Geist cautions every upstart entrepreneur of the "sledgehammer" approach taken by telecoms in shutting Lackman down.
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In that way, he cautions, Holmes may not be so different from the rest of us.
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" Gamble cautions Rob not to "go back down that lane, because it's going to get worse.
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"Mistakes can be a lot more serious than at Delivery Hero, safety is involved," he cautions.
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But Faye cautions against pigeonholing the concept as being a favorite only among the tech set.
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It will only be available for a limited time and "while supplies last," the website cautions.
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However, four cautions littered the final laps, the last of those sending the race into overtime.
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ElevenPaths cautions that metadata can be changed and otherwise fabricated by programmers, making it shaky evidence.
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But, Canaday cautions, If you ask for someone's feedback, be prepared to accept what they share.
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She cautions that to be here and to be unscathed are not one and the same.
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But Huder cautions that trust between the Freedom Caucus and GOP leadership is not exactly high.
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Although he cautions that it's preliminary, Rosenfeld has unearthed some data that backs up this possibility.
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"Work like someone's spending 24 hours to take it all away from you," the billionaire cautions.
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Traditional wisdom cautions us against excesses of judgment (see the casting of first stones, et cetera).
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Financial planner Michael Anderson previously told Eric Rosenberg for Business Insider that he cautions against it.
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" As for her thoughts on cosmetic procedures, she cautions, "Do anything you want but be careful.
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For now, "there's not enough statistical power to project anything" about where they'll go, Selzer cautions.
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" In fact, a footnote in the document specifically cautions that it is "not a verbatim transcript.
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Lieske cautions that the results of the new study may not be generalizable to all Americans.
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Nevertheless, he cautions that it's part of a young asset class that comes with many unknowns.
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The solution won't be easy, cautions Rabbi Abraham Cooper, associate dean of The Simon Wiesenthal Center.
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Ms. Lockhart also cautions riders not to accept bottles of water or other drinks from drivers.
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The AAP even specifically cautions against using fancy sleep apparatuses that are marketed to prevent SIDS.
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"Relying on victims' and survivors' stories alone can amplify feelings of hopelessness," its strategy booklet cautions.
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Journalist and host of Pushback with Aaron Maté cautions Democrats on being all in for impeachment.
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" And Horvath rightly cautions that "avoiding nuance isn't going to stop the attacks on reproductive healthcare.
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He cautions, however, that longer-term forecasting, of several weeks to several months, remains more problematic.
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"Don't catch you slippin' up," cautions the man who previously reminded black Americans to stay woke.
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One might see Peters's California Winter series as a project about homelessness, but he cautions against that.
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And after the baby is born, Dr. Minkin cautions against marijuana use if the mother is breastfeeding.
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But she cautions against adopting new technologies that, while alluring, may not actually respond to critical needs.
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Despite its apparent precision, automated emotion capturing is far from perfect, cautions Mark Frank, a communications professor.
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There are some OTC treatments available for ingrown toenails, but she cautions that they don't really work.
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A city brochure about raccoons cautions homeowners against capturing the animals and advises contacting a licensed trapper.
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But Nash also cautions that a large young demographic profile does not necessarily transform into economic gains.
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But Paul Smith of Jenner & Block cautions that change on the court does not necessarily happen overnight.
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Samsung cautions that the software is in beta so unexpected errors might occur during the testing period.
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But then the footnote cautions that that meaning shouldn't "mitigate" the importance of what is being said.
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Although Pienimäki cautions there's still much work to be done to bring Sailfish to market in China.
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"If you get a call and it's from an 876 area code, that's from Jamaica," Weisman cautions.
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For adults, it's not so common, and there's a lot of snake oil out there, Clausnitzer cautions.
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Ferguson also cautions against a lack of communication, as it's critical for building a safe, trustworthy relationship.
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Judge Alsup cautions that climate science hearing might not be exciting: 'You will find this probably boring.
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Frankfurt's early lead may not hold: "The Brexit process is not complete," cautions one top European banker.
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Hirsch of the "Stock Trader's Almanac" suggests owning defensive stocks and cautions investors from doing anything drastic.
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However, Cramer cautions that insider buying isn't always a sign that the stock is about to rally.
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These estimates "are for the purposes of illustration and debate, and not intended as forecasts," Bruegel cautions.
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Thomas Scott of UC Davis cautions, however, that it may be tricky to replicate past eradication campaigns.
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While it's not always guaranteed ("Note: I said 'often,'" Grimm cautions), it's a good rule of thumb.
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Insurance rates will fall, and despite the city's cautions to the contrary, many will forgo coverage altogether.
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He cautions that he plans to adopt a much different tone than his predecessor, recently retired Sen.
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The American College of Emergency Physicians cautions against ill-fitting clothes and masks that may obstruct vision.
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"The fact that the more recent birds are cleaner doesn't mean we're in the clear," DuBay cautions.
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You had strategy and cautions, and it was probably the best Kentucky race we have ever had.
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Still, Seth Shostak, the director for the Center for SETI Research, cautions people to curb their enthusiasm.
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Mr. Pallas cautions that it is early in the life of the program to be making judgments.
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" While Wong has had success raising native butterflies at home, he cautions that it "isn't for everyone.
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That initial silence fed cautions that he was raising premature optimism, or perhaps strategizing to buy time.
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The letter cautions tech companies not to let such political pressure stop them from fighting hate speech.
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"This does not mean that we want all of our visitors to start to resist," cautions Kabisch.
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"It may be all sorts of different things going into different mixes in different places," cautions Travers.
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The agency cautions that this call may come from a private phone number, not a government phone.
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He cautions executives against assuming that being remote is at the root of any problems that occur.
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But, as always, many people offered cautions not to believe everything that you see on social media.
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The historian Nell Irvin Painter cautions that Truth has become more symbol than reality in public imagination.
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But Barrage cautions that forcing people to give up their denial too fast could be socially damaging.
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The lead author of that study, however, cautions against pitting all tree planting efforts against forest conservation.
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The CDC cautions that nicotine exposure can harm adolescents' brain development, which can continue into their 20s.
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Later, she cautions Marcus against having anything to do with a girl who has slit her wrists.
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Dayton cautions that there's also a lack of standardization in terms of recommended doses and quality control.
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Klatt cautions that we should not develop too strong of an opinion of it without more data.
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" He cautions against thinking it will happen again: "Does it mean it will always be the case?
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"The borderline between good and evil magic is as fine as spider's silk," Touch Me Not cautions.
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Mr Stacey argues that old and minor convictions and cautions should not be disclosed when no longer relevant.
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A new report from leading researchers in artificial intelligence cautions it is now being undermined by computer code.
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And like other chains, it cautions that there is potential for cross-contamination among non-gluten-containing foods.
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CCS Insight describes it as an "interesting approach" but also cautions on whether consumers will take to it.
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Thomas Scott of UC Davis cautions, however, that it may be difficult to replicate past eradication campaigns precisely.
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Asian stocks gained ground even as the virus onslaught of the past few days inspired cautions among investors.
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But Chandra cautions against thinking of Granthika as a full-fledged AI with its own independent creative capacity.
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However, while inflation data cautions against easing, a slew of downbeat economic growth figures and the Sino-U.
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Tobias Levkovich, chief U.S. equity strategist at Citi, cautions investors against paying too much for traditional safety trades.
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But, he cautions, a climber must understand that summiting the world's highest peak can come with a price.
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It would be natural to reciprocate by asking what your interlocutors studied, but Miss Manners cautions against this.
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"For the stone shall cry out of the wall," cautions one rabbi, quoting Habakkuk, a rather gloomy prophet.
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The Journal cautions that the two sides could still fail to agree on terms that both find acceptable.
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Mr Pollan, generally an enthusiast, cautions against "premature decisions about psychedelics before the researchers have finished their work".
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Still, McEwen cautions readers against jumping to the conclusion that since cortisol is involved, stress is to blame.
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The text should be read as a "simple openness to talk", cautions Lucas Guttenberg of the Delors Institute.
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These cautions, along with side-effects like sun-provoked rashes, are the main reason some psychiatrists are wary.
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Though she also cautions that huge thought would need to go into the design of any such systems.
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" However, he cautions, "the largest benefits will go to relatively affluent dual-income families using paid child care.
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Writing at Wired, Cade Metz cautions that Libratus is succeeding at the tournament, but not without human help.
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The author even cautions against it, explaining that he wrote it in four hours while he was drunk.
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Practicing in medicine disaster zones or places like this camp is not something for all professionals, she cautions.
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But Snyder cautions that may not bring the result Washington wants -- an end to North Korea's nuclear program.
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At the same time, he cautions that it's ultimately up to regulatory bodies to require more rigorous measures.
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Financing note: Discovery cautions against calculating OWN's valuation via the size of its equity check, given certain liabilities.
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Although hybristophilia is often sensationalized in the media, Dr. Aaron cautions against suppressing one's fantasies for any reason.
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Klatt cautions that we should not develop too strong of an opinion about coconut oil without more data.
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"It's different for every family," Harp — whose youngest is 5 and just out of the childproofing phase — cautions.
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But he cautions that there have been recent instances in which storms have packed a one-two punch.
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Even if you're only looking for someone to use as bait, Quan cautions for you to stay selective.
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"Apple strongly cautions against installing any software that hacks iOS," the company states in a page on jailbreaking.
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For these and several other reasons, the Parkinson's Foundation cautions patients about viewing focused ultrasound as a cure.
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Portugal, thanks to a 92nd minute yellow card given to Adrian Silva against Iran, have had two cautions.
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Democratic strategist Jim Manley counts himself as surprised and cautions that much could change in the coming months.
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But he cautions that without thoughtful planning, a cultural getaway can be canned and touristy instead of authentic.
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But he regularly cautions Iranians that the West will try to exploit it to undermine the Islamic system.
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Stringer also cautions against copying too many people on an email, which can become repetitive and ultimately inefficient.
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TÙ.ÚK'Z calls himself a child of the internet but cautions against the exploitive potential that comes with it.
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Sivaram cautions against overemphasis on the role battery technology can play in decarbonizing transportation and storing solar power.
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But he cautions that investors must have an expectation of outperformance, what's known in investment parlance as alpha.
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The company cautions that these numbers reflect use in commercial litigation matters, as opposed to use by individuals.
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Mr. Winick cautions would-be lovers appearing on reality shows that waiting to connect is the wiser course.
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And Ross Douthat cautions that only a true catastrophe will provoke enough Republican skittishness to end Trump's presidency.
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Kim cautions, though, that more sophisticated tactics could still be slipping past social media platforms' defenses every day.
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" If you're baking, Beranbaum cautions against using iodized table salt, which she says can impart an "unpleasant taste.
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"Microshading may even need a touch-up as much as every six weeks to begin with," cautions Jalaf.
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However, while inflation data cautions against easing, a slew of downbeat economic growth figures and the Sino-U.
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With quiet composure, the work cautions viewers against readily ascribing narrative meaning to the multiple sites of migration.
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But Kaelbling cautions that the approach likely won't create general-purpose robots, because it requires so much training.
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But Dr. Wang cautions that short-lived cold snaps don't do much to increase the ice coverage quickly.
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Cautions from new research New studies underway are beginning to enlighten debates about the effects of border barriers.
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Pichetshote cautions that it doesn't prevent reflux or heal anything, and that even carbonated mineral water is acidic.
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However, Duker Freuman cautions that if you're feeling really full, it's not always a good idea to eat more.
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The study further cautions that some species of jellyfish in Australia will release more venom if treated with vinegar.
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Marx de Salcedo cautions that some of these kinds of juices are flash pasteurized, rather than high-pressure processed.
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But sex and relationship therapist Courtney Geter, LMFT, cautions against letting sex become your only form of conflict resolution.
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A recent endorsement Rubio received secures his spot as the most dangerous candidate for the climate, cautions Rebecca Leber.
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First though, a narrow defeat on Tuesday will trigger a knee-jerk 1-2 percent sterling fall, he cautions.
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It cautions, however, that because responses were voluntary, "care should be taken when broadly interpreting results" for each command.
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Even so, she cautions young women against entering the adult film industry because of how society will treat them.
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But Raeburn cautions against losing sight of the importance of a father's contribution to his children's financial well-being.
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Gordon will use this predicted move to make his trade, but he cautions that buying options now is tricky.
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"Make sure if you bend down, nothing personal is showing that you would not like to show," she cautions.
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Harrison cautions that there's no federal oversight into donation programs, though, which makes that research all the more crucial.
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Before the moment in question, press releases babied us with cautions, reasonings, and celebrity justifications before the big kill.
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Davis' lab screens for new drug candidates but he cautions it is early days for aspirations of altering forgetting.
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He cautions against building up low-lying areas of the city until a variety of basic issues are resolved.
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Sounds great, but, as Aarian Marshall cautions, Musk has made this kind of promise before—and failed to deliver.
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Still, she cautions, loss of custody might be too harsh a penalty, suggesting instead education classes or community service.
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But Dr. Staud cautions that fibromyalgia pain isn't something that most people should run to the emergency room for.
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In total, 4,647 rapes and sexual assaults have been dealt with by either cautions or community resolutions since 2011.
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Indeed, as LeCun cautions, AI is still far from reaching human level intelligence, or General AI as it's known.
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He cautions that paying the ransom doesn't even mean you'll get a decryption key back to unlock your system.
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And while we did see some federal cautions imposed on hospital mergers in 2016, it simply was not enough.
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Filindra also cautions that this is only one factor among many for why people support or oppose gun control.
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Mr. Gray cautions people against feeling they have to get their money's worth by seeing as much as possible.
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But while the U.S. still leads every other country in space, Kwast cautions that the edge is whittling away.
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But the US Food and Drug Administration cautions against thinking of SPF as relating to time of solar exposure.
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While cautions were advised, medical decision-making was intended to remain in the hands of the trained medical professionals.
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"You will want to compare yourself to coworkers with a similar workload and time at the company," she cautions.
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Blood clotting issuesThese certainly aren't the most common causes of heavy periods, Dr. Ryntz cautions, but they do happen.
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But a psychologist cautions that employees shouldn't be expected to fully resolve their grief in that limited time frame.
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But Kaspersky cautions that a group using novel techniques to frame another country could easily be framing Russia, too.
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Remember "set and setting," cautions California-based psychotherapist Ron Alexander, a clinical trainer in the field of mindfulness meditation.
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" But he cautions against the "sanctimonious anger wielded by inequality's critics," because inequality "cannot be resolved by identifying villains.
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Malbin cautions that this data alone isn't the crystal ball predicting the Democrats can flip the House in 2018.
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However, the report cautions that "progress in this area has been modest" and calls for much greater public investment.
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In the long term, the smarter thing to do is to be overly cautions on the public health side.
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Fewer boxes to unload sounds less stressful, but Ms. Wilford cautions against giving in to the anxiety of clutter.
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Rogers cautions against placing too much emphasis on the role of Chinese contracts in assuring U.S. projects move forward.
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Lee cautions that despite Magnallium and Parisite's probing of the grid, Dragos' findings shouldn't cause panic over potential blackouts.
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But despite creating these thresholds, the CDC still cautions that no safe blood lead level has yet been identified.
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Sheehan also cautions Aldi about not cannibalizing its existing stores by building new stores too close to old ones.
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To keep otters safe, he cautions cat owners to never flush litter or let it near a storm drain.
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We're a long way from knowing any specifics, and the outlet still cautions that the plan could fall through.
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Nutritional psychiatry researcher at Deakin University, Sarah Dash, cautions that this research is still very much in its infancy.
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For its part, Blizzard cautions players to avoid being overly giddy in calling out fellow battle companions as cheaters.
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However, Duker Freuman cautions not to get too carried away, because you can gulp down air if you're chugging it.
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He then cautions against "passing judgment" based on video clips and urges people to watch longer video of the events.
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Muhlstein praises the company for enduring all these years but cautions WW against moving too far away from weight loss.
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Greg Hammer, president of Hammer Financial Group, cautions against getting out of bonds altogether based just on short-term losses.
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Orwell's lessons, cautions and predictions have in my life never been more real and more serious than they are now.
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But he cautions that not enough evidence exists to support the idea that mitonuclear conflict alone can create new species.
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Since the virus can remain active in certain body fluids for months, the WHO cautions the risk of outbreaks remain.
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But he cautions the public not to rush into surgery at the first medical center that offers a "good" deal.
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The Food and Drug Administration hasn't approved cannabis products for human or animal consumption and cautions against giving it pets.
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So you know, everyone cautions at the beginning of an outbreak, like whatever numbers you see, they're going to change.
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Such risks, combined with its bad rap as a party drug, may limit its ability to help patients, Heifets cautions.
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But he cautions against putting too much faith in this method, especially in the idea that it can prevent peeling.
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Extreme valuations in stocks should cause investors to think twice before chasing the rally at these levels, Goldman Sachs cautions.
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However, Iwan Djuniardi, the tax office's director of transformational technology, cautions the pace of adoption in Indonesia could be slower.
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He cautions that the usefulness of your AI effort is going to be related to the condition of your data.
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And though he likes midcaps overall, Ross cautions to watch for what changes the Federal Reserve may bring this year.
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But what cautions would you give the next administration about answering that question, should we separate cyber command from NSA?
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"If you sign the lease with an incorrect rent amount, you could get stuck with the higher rate," he cautions.
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"In humans, we cannot examine the brain in the same microscopic way you can do in animal studies," Hoekzema cautions.
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The report cautions that "an alert on its own is not evidence of match-fixing," but may prompt further inquiry.
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But if you're already susceptible to sores, he cautions that they can definitely be the catalyst that makes one form.
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But Young cautions that she only sees the most extreme cases, where people shut off other parts of their lives.
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Bennion cautions that running for DNC chairman comes with both its advantages and risks, especially in a polarized political environment.
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In the new issue of New York magazine, Frank Rich cautions liberals about getting too ecstatic over last week's election.
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"Under eye filler won't help patients with darkened, pigmented areas under the eyes, or eye puffiness alone," cautions Dr. Liotta.
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But he cautions that inhaling it could cause respiratory problems or inflammation in the nose that leads to sinus issues.
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The statistics do sound promising Jewitt also cautions that six is a small sample size for such a big claim.
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" However, she cautions that "the pendulum may swing, but it'll still have to be a new wave of fresh stories.
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With that said, Barbosa cautions me not to expect a flood of online marketplaces signing up to Flux just yet.
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Though Mr. Junger cautions against romanticizing tribal cultures, he sometimes does exactly that, and in ways that can be annoying.
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But Sánchez de Miguel cautions that the study looked only at blue light from outdoor LEDs, not smartphones or tablets.
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Peter Roskam (R) — a former chief deputy — cautions, however, that the vote may not occur until next week or later.
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But she cautions that all active getaways aren't created equal and offers tips on planning one that's best for you.
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But he cautions that "shooting is a perishable skill," and it's important to practice often to stay sharp and safe.
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The site cautions shoppers against blindly following Aldi's promise for low prices and advises them to do their homework first.
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But he cautions that there could be other reasons for the pneumonia cases, including "rogue chemicals" or nicotine in vapes.
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Mr. Simon cautions that this fastidiousness is no rebuttal to his declaration that he's ready to let it all go.
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Placing his trust in public rhetoric over private cautions, Saakashvili provoked a war with Russia over South Ossetia in 2008.
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The bureau cautions that the numbers are estimates, reflecting the number of crimes reported, rather than all crimes that occurred.
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To be sure, the strategist cautions it may not be as smooth a ride for investors as the first half.
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But the report cautions that it's way too early to predict success, so we should be wary any overconfident claims.
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Only five other countries – Iraq, Nigeria, Kyrgyzstan, Burundi, and Ivory Coast – have been issued such cautions in the past decade.
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But the data is preliminary, our science reporter cautions, and it's unclear whether the effects are lasting — or even meaningful.
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The new report, however, cautions that there may be limits to how much those strategies can achieve on their own.
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He often cautions farmers not to plant seeds until they have a contract with a buyer because prices vary widely.
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But, he cautions, the longer they have to wait, the more likely they will be to try to cross illegally.
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Ms. Scafidi of the Fashion Law Institute said she now cautions emerging designers not to name their companies after themselves.
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As Gillis notes, it's not as if such cautions are new, for scientists have been discussing global warming since 1897.
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But bestselling management author and CNBC contributor Suzy Welch cautions job seekers not to skip over this question while preparing.
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"In general, we definitely recommend not using these kinds of loans," cautions Kimberly Palmer, a personal finance expert with NerdWallet.
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Our analyst cautions that Mr. Trump's stimulus plan may overheat the economy and prompt a rapid series of rate increases.
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But the company cautions that in the end, authentication is a "subjective" process, and it offers no warranty against mistakes.
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The American Psychological Association cautions that it is important to keep gun policy and mental health policy in distinct categories.
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These results do not mean that people should stop or avoid using metformin, Dr. Miller cautions, even to brake aging.
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"It's pretty expensive," he cautions, "but if you have multiple pets, you could end up saving money in the long run."
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"Try and remain calm to give the person whatever they're asking for, but resist being moved to another location," he cautions.
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But, he cautions, one often overlooked hurdle to getting a planner is actually setting a date to begin getting it done.
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Hotz cautions that the technology is "alpha quality software," which indicates the very early stages of development and may require fixes.
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Start with a low dosage, Bonn-Miller cautions, and move up gradually to find a sweet spot without risking adverse effects.
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BEA cautions getting the plane and engine back to Europe could take weeks, and only then will the real investigation start.
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The analysis cautions that large energy companies adopting a "business as usual" attitude are underestimating the advances of low carbon technologies.
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Sarath Davala, coordinator of the India Network for Basic Income, cautions that none of this means UBI will be implemented overnight.
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At this point, we still don't know for sure how much, cautions Jessica Schieder, a researcher at the Economic Policy Institute.
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FYI: YouTube cautions that the aging, first-generation Chromecast hardware might "experience a higher rate of errors" than more recent models.
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For the past two years, I've refused cautions — from editors, from family, from peers — that I might be edging into burnout.
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Had there not been a rash of cautions in the closing laps, Toyota would have likely swept the podium as well.
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Hovde also cautions that pre-2010 data was generally less robust, given that there were fewer accessible stories from those years.
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The story cautions that there is "no assurance" that Pandora will reach a deal with SiriusXM or any other prospective buyers.
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VoteCastr's Ken Strasma cautions that we are only at the midway point and there's still a lot of game to play.
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It also cautions users to be careful about forwarding messages that contain misinformation and said doing so, could have serious repercussions.
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"The skills required to run a Tor hidden service make offloading that work to a 3rd party tempting," the report cautions.
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Hires cautions: "Showing safety and efficacy in primates is an important next step before we see this technology in the clinic."
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Jessica Bennett said she is not opposed to seeking additional fillers, but cautions others to investigate who is performing the procedure.
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But, Ludwig cautions, "Neither I, nor any other scientist can tell if this will happen in the near future," she says.
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While she cautions her fans about the prices, she says the results are too good not to splurge on these products.
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But, as can be the case with young love, the source cautions that "circumstances could change" and the couple could reunite.
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Cautions about the sky falling if these warnings are used—or not used—should be taken with a grain of salt.
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She cautions, however, not to go too far in the other direction by trying to relate to people with simplified issues.
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The group cautions, however, that the amount can range from zero to more than $200, depending on your location and coverage.
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While the travel cautions may not help the island's image for tourists, it is not seen having a significant economic impact.
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Altucher, founder and publisher of Choose Yourself Financial, a subscription-based financial publication cautions that 98 percent of cryptocurrencies are scams.
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Merad cautions that anyone who wants to attempt a new fasting routine should consult a doctor and nutritionist before they start.
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Even a small wound, burn, or area of broken skin, including bug bites, can allow bacteria to enter, the CDC cautions.
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FitzPatrick also cautions against pushing away your loved ones just because the people in your support group understand your condition better.
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Our analyst cautions that Mr. Trump's promised stimulus could set off a round of rapid rate increases to stave off inflation.
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And he cautions against the belief that Britain's stories, like its culture, should ever be fixed — in print or otherwise — unchanging.
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However, Mr. Heffernan cautions, these can strain older HVAC systems by restricting the airflow as they become clogged with captured particles.
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But bear in mind, Dr. James cautions, that even careful acclimation or precooling will not make you immune to heat illness.
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It also cautions against any species' assumed superiority: When the trilobite elders first see Hai, they lock him in a cage.
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The cautions against sweetened beverages arrive amid persistent concerns about childhood obesity, which can set the stage for lifelong chronic illness.
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But Adam Meyers, vice president for intelligence at security firm Crowdstrike, cautions against reading too much into APT33's newfound focus.
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She cautions against treating these pills like vitamins and thinking there is no downside; the severest allergic reactions can be fatal.
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Orders are open to civilians, but Segura-Conn cautions that buyers are screened to ensure they can handle the new tech.
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Vandana worries that the study is relatively small and cautions that the results may not hold true in the general population.
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The report also cautions the company against pricing too aggressively in order to maintain those profits and the attendant merger potential.
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She cautions those cleaning house to lower their expectations of what items might be worth, like the wedding china, for example.
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An administration official cautions that "the Kissinger model" could be dangerous for Pompeo, especially given his dominant position within the administration.
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Hewlett cautions against generalizing results obtained in extracted teeth, as they may not represent the same environment as a person's mouth.
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"That's actually not true of a medically invasive procedure that involves putting implants on the surface of the brain," he cautions.
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In the case of wake therapy, Benedetti cautions that it isn't something people should try to administer to themselves at home.
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" Dr. Mathews cautions that the camp is not a cure for O.C.D. "You can't make a huge difference in a week.
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" It's not because Trump is an aberration, he cautions: "Trump did not create the Republican Congress; the Republican Congress created Trump.
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He cautions that Bronze Age Britons sometime kept the skulls of their ancestors, so it is possible that this was a relic.
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The threat that Mr Runciman cautions against is that AI techniques, like playbooks for escaping corporate liability, will be used with impunity.
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One title that's getting thrown around is Greenbrier, but THR cautions that could be fake or at the very least not final.
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The author describes his repeated troubles with the app malfunctioning, incurring missed profits and cautions from Uber for refusing to take passengers.
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Tina Schneider, manager of the forest legality initiative at the World Resources Institute, cautions that builders must closely monitor their supply chain.
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She works with local anti-abortion organizations, Secular Pro-Life and Pro-Life Future, but cautions she's not speaking on their behalf.
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But Piper cautions that cash flow weakness could surprise the Street this quarter, particularly in the case of Chevron, ConocoPhillips and Hess.
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The other side: On Twitter, retail reporter Mitch Nolen cautions that Amazon often makes abortive overtures to down-on-their-luck chains:
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Stanford, however, cautions patients to temper their expectations, because after surgery, many people still have obesity, just a lesser degree of it.
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But, but, but: Lazard cautions that the analysis does not include certain costs, such as transmission and grid integration for new projects.
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Schloss cautions against slow cooking ground meats unless they are heavily salted (such as in sausages) or browned all the way through.
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Smith, the IPO analyst, also cautions the company may not be meeting profit expectations, even with revenues in the hundreds of millions.
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However, Tam cautions that – also like dating apps – matches often don't click until teachers and those hiring them meet in real life.
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"You gotta know which one to turn," he cautions, leading her into a surprise, neon-lit pop-up concert starring Kid Ink.
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"If you say 'with great power comes great responsibility,' I swear I'll throw up on you," Jones cautions with her trademark sass.
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Any IRC-capable device can order a coffee from his channel, but DeCarlo cautions against it, as the connection is not secure.
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Ostwald cautions investors not to jump to conclusions, however, as it really comes down to the terms of any British/EU negotiation.
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Croft cautions that OPEC runs the sharp risk of a loss of credibility in the case of failure to deliver a deal.
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Still, Temprano cautions that even an expanded team can't do all the Herculean research required to convey the complexity of indigenous history.
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She cautions, however, that all women need to have access to safe and legal abortion, not just those carrying non-viable fetuses.
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The high percentages "surprised our whole group," Suffoletto says, though he cautions against drawing broad conclusions from a sample size so small.
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Tan cautions overcapacity in commodities sectors such as steel and aluminium means that prices, despite very low valuations, could yet fall further.
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"They are not evil," cautions Anissa Mohammed Hassan, who sits on a Swedish task force dedicated to addressing FGM in migrant communities.
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But Mobayeni cautions that you should put the same magnifying glass on job candidates you know as on the people you don't.
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But in a race slowed by 10 cautions, the driver of the #24 Chevrolet was also able to exhibit his restart skills.
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But Tim Caulfield, a bioethicist and health law scholar at the University of Alberta, cautions that it's too soon to start celebrating.
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And Ms Dziczek cautions that trade policies are just one of many considerations when companies are deciding where to locate new plants.
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When it comes to the nutrition your body needs, Kitchin cautions it's also possible to have too much of a good thing.
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But NPD's chief industry advisor Marshal Cohen cautions that big price discounts are taking a bite out of the total spending numbers.
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The approach requires more hand-built components than many machine learning algorithms, and Tenenbaum cautions that it's brittle and won't scale well.
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Legal action "ranges from cautions through to criminal charges," according to NSW police, so not everyone is being charged with a crime.
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It can be easy to equate genitalia with gender when teaching children about their body parts, but Ehrensaft cautions against doing this.
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Dalton cautions buyers against buying lab-grown diamonds, which are not mined from the ground, so are often sold for much cheaper.
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Bloom, in particular, cautions that stories like these make us feel empathy where perhaps we shouldn't, and can cloud our rational judgment.
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You won't remember what a quiet year it's been for tornadoes if one strikes your town or affects your family, Marsh cautions.
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The speech even incorporated Obama's thematic touches — high-minded promises of a better future and cautions about the dangers of party disunity.
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During stage breaks, per the new rules package, the race field will be frozen when cautions come out at all these venues.
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Turkle cautions against the unquestioning embrace of technology, calling instead for a return to face-to-face talks and more personal interaction.
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However, speaking for herself as a space analyst and not for the Defense Department, she raised other cautions about the Space Force.
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"[Nelson Management] could still put in an application literally months away from now and we still have no proper protection," cautions Rogers.
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Though Avigad is excited about the community that has taken an interest in Lean, he cautions that the technology still needs improvement.
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At points, Czapski recalls long scenes with exacting precision, but he also cautions his audience that he may be jumbling things up.
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Dr. Emily Deans, a clinical instructor in psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, cautions that a plant-only diet may carry some risks.
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But BlackPAC cautions that these standings could change as candidates release policy plans and discuss how they plan to help black communities.
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But Mackey cautions that opioids should not be a first-line treatment due to the grave risks, and alternatives should be tried first.
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It also cautions against indulging your basest instincts, so, actually, maybe you should give up on that Old Masters forgery scheme after all.
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While the benefits of screening outweigh the potential harms, the USPSTF cautions that a positive test may lead to additional screening and procedures.
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However, Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist of U.S. equity strategy at CFRA, cautions investors looking to buy the lows in beaten-down names.
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"Absolutely this doesn't eliminate the fact that there's a number of contraceptive methods that require a physician and insurance coverage," Dr. Dardik cautions.
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Rickman's Blue Caterpillar cautions Alice (Mia Wasikowska) that she has been away from Wonderland too long and that the Hatter needs her help.
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The FBI cautions against comparing cities against each other, since the basic figures rarely take into account the complex local factors at play.
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Venture investor Mark Suster of Upfront Ventures cautions founders to think very carefully about whether an even split is good for their startups.
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However, abusers use that beginning to find out what's important to you so they can subsequently use it to control you, Stanizai cautions.
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Observers should be wary of proclaiming piracy's return, cautions Timothy Walker of the Institute for Security Studies—since it never really went away.
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While venture activity is perking up for agtech, Leclerc cautions that most startups are still a long way from returning capital to investors.
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With this kind of health anomaly, which is actually normal biology in disguise, at work, he cautions all parties involved against moving forward.
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But he cautions consumers against putting all their points on one card, especially if those points are not transferable across airlines and hotels.
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" But he cautions that the papers use a single climate model, so "it is difficult to draw other general conclusions from these studies.
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A media observer who knows both Fox and News Corp well cautions against any temptation to see the family as a diminished force.
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Greater Manchester Police—the fourth-largest police force in the UK—issued 29 cautions for rape in the period between 2011 and 2016.
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John Pfaff, a law professor at CUNY, cautions that one recall could have broader ramifications across the state and contribute to mass incarceration.
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Holly Holm says she's not shooting down a possible rematch with Cris Cyborg Justino -- but cautions she's gotta get through Megan Anderson first.
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Sprecher cautions to do this only if you have the time, and she warns you shouldn't count this time into your sleep total.
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"Remember that this cock will never soften up or change size—you'll have to get your arousal cues from other signals," Sassy cautions.
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Our Op-Ed columnist, the Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman, cautions against reading too much into the Dow's record highs this week.
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The study's sample also includes mostly heterosexual couples and few low-income women, so she cautions against generalizing its insights to every mom.
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" On its website, the AAO has a consumer alert that cautions against do-it-yourself procedures and "other objects ordered on the internet.
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Still, the American Cancer Society cautions that "there is no threshold below which this kind of radiation is thought to be totally safe."
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" Dr. Bromfield cautions that parents should not falsely reassure kids by saying things like "you'll be fine" or "everyone's going to be fine.
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The warning also cautions that people may experience anxiety when undergoing genetic testing, and recommends that they discuss any concerns with their doctor.
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The government cautions that the Day Zero threat will surpass anything a major city has faced since World War II or the Sept.
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Ms. Price suggests trying to be unreachable for short periods of time, but she cautions you might feel twitchy and anxious at first.
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Camille runs into Amma's clique at the convenience store and cautions them against running around when there's a killer preying on little girls.
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Lewis cautions against passively scrolling social media feeds, and instead to direct message people, Facetime friends, and talk on the phone more often.
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Still, he cautions that proper operation of ventilation systems is key, along with screening everyone who boards the ship for signs of infection.
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Although this screening tool provides important info from the CDC to users, Apple cautions that it does not replace instructions from healthcare providers.
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The company that conducted the study cautions that it shouldn't be interpreted as a list of the best places to live or work.
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Pence demurred on publicly releasing the underlying evidence central to the Mueller report, but expressed confidence that Barr would take the appropriate cautions.
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" Ms. Garlick cautions those flirting with such a lifestyle change, "Chasing any ideal, whether it's minimalism or anything else, isn't the way forward.
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Alex Ernst, a 278-year-old Iowa caucusgoer, calls himself a frequent Twitter user, although he cautions against the dangers of the site.
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Jonathan Koomey, a researcher and consultant who tracks data center energy use, cautions against drawing too many conclusions from cutting-edge AI demos.
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But when he has spoken to clients about their own family cemeteries, he cautions that they require thinking out 100 years or more.
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Countering violence, she understood, demands sustained intellectual engagement: We are all watchpersons, guided by the lessons and cautions of centuries of unnecessary devastation.
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This report is a forerunner of a more comprehensive study but does lend credibility to the cautions necessary in very long RF exposures.
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The National Institute on Aging cautions against taking medications in the dark, taking drugs prescribed for someone else or mixing medications with alcohol.
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However, Lim points to the details of the studies and cautions against assuming that oxybenzone is the culprit just because there is a link.
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"However, exposure to alcohol above moderate levels through breast milk could be damaging to an infant's development, growth and sleep patterns," the CDC cautions.
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Between YouTube copycats to alleged masters doling out workshops, he cautions that the technique demands rigorous study beyond hipster attention spans and weekend workshops.
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Although this news could make some owners concerned about how their own behavior might be hurting their pets, Roth cautions owners not to worry.
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"There's certain girls here who seem like a safe choice, but at the end of that it's not going to be safe," Demi cautions.
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Here are a few: But there also are a few reasons for caution: Despite these cautions and drawbacks, the arrival of HaLow is exciting.
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Fritsche cautions against using a whisk, which he says can turn the texture stringy, so pull out a spatula or wooden spoon for stirring.
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Reality check: Colin McKerracher, head of advanced transport at BNEF, cautions that while fleet obsolescence could happen, it does not mean conventional vehicles vanish.
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"You don't want to put any powder over it — if you do, you're screwed and you have to start all over again," cautions Dedivanovic.
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But Kang Zhao, who co-authored the paper along with his colleague Michael Lash, cautions that these sorts of statistical approaches have their flaws.
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High-yield bond investors may be cheering oil's recent bounce back above $40, but one expert cautions that their relief might be short-lived.
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AndroidPolice cautions that Quartz could reference a touch screen device, or it could be a software component that interacts with a touch screen device.
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Stacey Gilbert, market strategist at Susquehanna, says the move makes sense but cautions investors to do the research on this kind of options strategy.
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Khan cautions that any change in royalty rates would have to be substantial if it's going to alter the industry's investment in the Gulf.
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Grassley rips Strzok-Page redactions amid mystery text: Obama 'White House is running this' Gowdy cautions Dems on bipartisan Russia meeting DIMMING SUMMIT HOPES?
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Yahoo cautions users to be on the lookout for any unsolicited emails, and to avoid clicking links or downloading the attachments they may contain.
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"It was an accident, that happens," adds Celestine, who cautions other guardians and family members to double and triple check the right parental controls.
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When a big unacknowledged risk comes to light, market signals can become very loud, very quickly, cautions a short-seller eyeing climate-vulnerable firms.
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But, Masselink cautions, winters are inherently fickle, and average wave heights vacillate each year, "jumping up and down like a yo-yo," he said.
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In addition to the community resolution orders, cautions are increasingly being used by police forces as a response to serious sexual assault and rape.
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Christopher Cramer of the School of Oriental and African Studies in London cautions that there is no straightforward causal link between unemployment and violence.
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ANZ's Qu said he expects energy-related industries to fare well this year, but cautions that markets may be too relaxed about liquidity conditions.
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But RBC Wealth, which has around 777 billion Canadian dollars ($566.53 billion) under management, cautions that there won't be a huge rally in stocks.
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While the public tends to distrust data that comes from organizers, Chenoweth cautions that organizers are often more transparent about their data collection methods.
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The post, written as an open letter to Congress and the American people, cautions against the passage of the proposed Better Care Reconciliation Act.
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" But, he cautions that, "Any military action should be framed exclusively in terms of chemical weapons deterrence and not in terms of regime change.
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I wish once we had taken a couple of those green flags after the cautions, we could have got going and ran some laps.
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But he cautions that it only works if agencies are funded in a way that makes vulnerabilities replicable enough to abide by the rules.
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With regards to China's impending slowdown, the fixed income chief cautions that investors shouldn't be primarily worried about the effect on the country itself.
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But Jane Kleeb, the chair of the Nebraska Democratic Party, cautions that candidates from her party are not going to win elections by default.
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" Guinevere's hookup cautions her that her copy of "Desperate Characters" is bad "staging": "You don't want to think of yourself as a desperate character.
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While orders for the truck are already piling up, Davitt cautions that the semi's battery could actually be another Achilles' heel for the automaker.
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"Email is not a secure method of transmitting financial information like your credit card, checking account, or Social Security number," the agency's website cautions.
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His new album is jam-packed with feel-good songs, but don't call them "puff," Dickerson cautions: The love and happiness are all real.
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" Equally alarming, the U.S. State Department's most recent human rights report cautions that: "There were reports of LGBT persons being questioned in Dubai airport.
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The organization cautions that a small portion of sweet corn, papaya and summer squash sold in the US is produced from genetically modified seeds.
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If a representative's data was ransomed, it's not clear whether the ransom would be paid — the FBI cautions against giving in to ransomware demands.
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But if you're wondering what it takes to join the ranks of, say, Ashley Graham and Candice Huffine, Thorpe cautions, it's not about semantics.
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Anthony Anderson's character, Dre, plans an ad campaign to hype Youngsta, but Tracee Ellis Ross's character, Bow, cautions the campaign plays into negative stereotypes.
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She says Monday morning's arraignment is "definitely a big first step for the victims" but cautions that the road to justice could be long.
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The study also cautions that it's possible that life on other planets could develop in a completely different way than it did on Earth.
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Three cautions in the final 14 laps doomed the chances of Allgaier, whose No. 7 Chevrolet was set up for long green-flag runs.
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Gregory of Witness cautions that such calls show how hype about the threat that deepfakes pose to national politics could have serious unintended consequences.
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Campbell cautions that particularly on the Super Bowl, early money can be a bad sign since it doesn't always come from the smartest players.
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The bulletin cited by Mr. Trump also cautions against relying on a year-to-year change in police reports alone to extrapolate a trend.
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How we'll fight the gravest threats humanity faces will depend on how governments and citizens understand and interpret the findings and cautions of science.
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In a disturbed and perturbing time, one that calls out for some — any — form of revolt, the show hunkers down, cautions wait-and-see.
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" Heschel cautions against "an outward compliance with ritual laws, strict observance mingled with dishonesty, the pedantic performance of rituals as a form of opportunism.
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If you prefer to use lard, Burn cautions to wipe off any excess on the surface so it doesn't go rancid in your cabinet.
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" And she cautions future grandparents to consider: "If you have the privilege of being at a birth, what should you do or not do?
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But O'Leary cautions that homes may not always gain as much value as you expect — at least not anymore and at least not quickly.
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In fact, the FDA cautions that these drugs pose dangers for elderly patients with dementia, even doubling the risk of death, the report shows.
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And Martin cautions his digital rivals, such as Amazon, which has been spending more on content, that their investment won't necessarily lead to success.
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Now, El Moussa's advice for first-time home buyers is inspired by his mistake — he cautions against buying a place that's beyond your budget.
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" Lina Benebdallah, assistant professor of politics and international affairs at Wake Forest University, North Carolina, however, cautions that the China-Africa relationship is "asymmetric.
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But the agency cautions recent estimates reflect changes implemented to the survey and analysts point out that household income hasn't moved much since 1999.
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In the United States, conservatives may be pleased that one objective stresses personal responsibility and cautions against reliance on either welfare or medical insurance.
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"Accordingly, the allegations should be considered just allegations and should not be considered proved or substantiated in a court of law," the report cautions.
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Feinberg cautions that the genetic tests in the twin studies are not designed to yield definitive conclusions about the impact spaceflight has on our genetics.
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But CFP Alex Koury cautions that sometimes a repayment plan that's intended to be affordable can result in the minimum payment not covering the interest.
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It cautions against accelerating too abruptly and advises you on speeds at which you should take small bumps (don't go too fast or too slow).
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The company cautions that, as with all new technology, Lookout's results will not always be "100 percent perfect," but it's soliciting feedback from early users.
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The Obama administration cautions that if U.S. citizens can take the Saudis to court, then a foreign country could in turn sue the United States.
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Though in both cases Mozilla also cautions it's still possible that further blocking tactics might emerge — depending on how Facebook supports/constrains access going forward.
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But Mr Rousseau cautions that several other centres exist and some of those who get to France do not go to any of them anyway.
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In some cases, according to those people, clients have received more general cautions that the liquidity they'll provide in those markets may also be muted.
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Now, with the microscope on his competition — Amazon, Google and Facebook — he cautions against what he suggests is a denunciation of bigness for bigness' sake.
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Capri Holdings will only grow as big as the successes it can produce in future, cautions Luca Solca of Exane BNP Paribas, an investment bank.
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However, Sun cautions that you cannot expect to live longer if you eat popcorn that's covered in butter and salt, with a side of soda.
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"Whether either of the reported therapies will lead to cornea or lens transparency that can be maintained in the long term remains uncertain," Daniels cautions.
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Justice Department practice cautions against indicting a sitting president, so the Russia affair poses little legal risk to Mr Trump while he is in office.
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What's more, calling off Day Zero could rob the warning of its strength the next time an official cautions that reservoirs are going dangerously dry.
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Not only that, but food that's not well chewed can trigger an esophageal spasm and the food can get stuck in your throat, she cautions.
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He cautions against artificial deadlines because they mean people have a very limited window to detect, diagnose, and decide how to proceed with their pregnancy.
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The Obama administration has approved premium requirements in negotiations with other Republican-led states, but the administration cautions that the premiums cannot be too high.
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But Julie Pace of The Associated Press cautions those numbers might not paint a full or fair picture -- because Iowa allows same-day voter registration.
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Mr Middleton cautions, however, that some demands will be tricky to meet by the deadline the student group proposes, adding that he will explain why.
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Predictions of an oil rally to $403 a barrel has markets excited, but IHS's top oil analyst cautions that the commodity hasn't done rebalancing yet.
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Maley cautions about headline risk for the stock — particularly because of growing calls for regulation of social media and as the next presidential election approaches.
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"You should always be careful though, because even if it is very low current and electricity you include yourself into the electronic schematics," Kasich cautions.
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Dr Boyle cautions that this kind of literature is often stereotyped as featuring an abundance of "strong female characters," but the reality is more complex.
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The FDA actually cautions that the term GMO could lead to more consumer confusion: "The "O" in the acronym "GMO" refers to the word "organism.
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History also cautions that some fights are worth taking a risk for and the political party that takes said risks can be rewarded by voters.
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Chong says such studies are "intriguing" and "promising," but cautions that most have been carried out on a small scale, and more research is needed.
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Steen cautions students like Bilicic who are aiming to work in intel roles that the competition is steep and the application process is often long.
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Obama cautions on trade: President Obama on Monday said removing the United States from global trade agreements would be a difficult task rife with consequences.
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The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) issued nine citations, several of which echo previous cautions by federal agencies at two other Exxon plants.
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His propensity for living on the third rail of social media was at odds with ESPN's internal policy that cautions its workers to be prudent.
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Such side effects may become apparent the next day or take days or weeks to develop, he cautions, especially with higher levels of alcohol intake.
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Since Kevin was shot in the face (though the bullets evaded major organs), the detective cautions Tench that he doesn't want to be looked at.
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Jack Drescher, who was a member of the A.P.A.'s work group on sexual and gender identity disorders, cautions that there is one crucial difference.
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It acknowledges that the greatest risks are with those who drink heavily, but it cautions that even modest drinking may increase the risk of cancer.
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Under FDA's new guidelines, Mina's hospital is creating its own in-house test, but he cautions it will take time for it to become operational.
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But he cautions that the side effects could have been because of an interaction with other medications the children were taking to control the seizures.
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Dr. Louanne Hudgins, a geneticist at Stanford, cautions parents to consider the long-term privacy of their child's health information collected through home genetic kits.
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Lawton cautions against caving into pressure created by certain work or social groups, and reassessing relationships that could be detrimental to your money and wellbeing.
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Although Kinnel cautions that his study isn't conclusive, some powerful factors are at play: Investors did better in lower-cost funds on a relative basis.
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Hinkle cautions the HbA1c test is not recommended to diagnose gestational diabetes, and the NIH's findings must be corroborated and followed up with more research.
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McNeill also cautions that financing a piece of equipment that you&aposve fully deducted for your taxes can lead to a mismatch of cash flows.
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Some caution when using saunas or hot baths The doctor cautions that soaking in hot baths or saunas is not for everyone at all times.
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Despite a retesting of those levels, Worth cautions that when stocks "hit the head" like this, it's often an indicator of more bearish activity ahead.
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The saying, sometimes attributed to the novelist Nathaniel Hawthorne, cautions us to not pursue happiness aggressively; we've got to just let it come to us.
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The video is reportedly edited from a Pakistani child safety awareness film and cautions viewers that there are people coming to their city to kidnap children.
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Richard Mylles, political analyst at Absolute Strategy, told CNBC on Friday that he cautions against expecting too much extra information from Theresa May's speech on Tuesday.
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But Wood cautions that when refurbishing a home, you want to make sure not to throw out the items that make it feel like, well, home.
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Bar-Chama also cautions that exposure to heavy metals or excessive heat, like hot tubs or saunas, are modifiable factors that could affect a man's fertility.
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Wayne Dicky, president of the American Jail Association and administrator for the Brazos County Detention Center in Texas, cautions against a one-size-fits-all approach.
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Mayo also cautions people on blood-thinning drugs, chemotherapy, HIV/AIDS medications, and medicine to prevent organ rejection after a transplant that problematic interactions can occur.
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During a quick visit, Bonin cautions them against trying to sell a $600 leather bag in the pop up shop and encourages them to scale down.
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But that only helps if their advice reaches core leaders, who also hear from "hardliners in North Korea [whom] we do not know," cautions Mr DeTrani.
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Before you replace the contents of your much-toiled over plant corner with a bunch of fakes, though, Tavella cautions that there is one potential drawback.
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Pollak cautions, however, that if a boss is abusive, toxic, or discriminatory, that it's best to go to HR or reach out to an older mentor.
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The FDA cautions that formaldehyde in hair smoothing products has been associated with a number of reactions, such as rash, eye problems, headaches, dizziness, and vomiting.
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But not all Mexican assets are fairly priced, cautions T. Rowe Price's Verena Wachnitz, who manages $1.2 billion and oversees the firm's Latin America equity fund.
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Optimistic fans could see Martin's new chapter as an indication that The Winds of Winter is written, but the author cautions against that line of thinking.
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Although Weintraub names Dinardo as a "person of interest" in the disappearances, he cautions that Dinardo is not accused of any crimes related to the investigation.
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Norman Levine, managing director at investment firm Portfolio Management Corp, cautions that Canadian listings are typically "priced to perfection," meaning selling shareholders get the best price.
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The senior author of the Circulation study, Dr. Qi Sun, an assistant professor of nutrition at Harvard, cautions that eating whole grains is not a panacea.
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But Bloomberg cautions that it's still a project in its early stages that could be scrapped altogether if the results don't live up to Apple's expectations.
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Fishman cautions that while it might be tempting to avoid reporting your rental income to the Internal Revenue Service, you're breaking the law if you don't.
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That is why Matt DeLorenzo, managing editor for news at Kelley Blue Book, cautions against buying off-brand fuels, which might contain water and other contaminants.
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"Don't Argue," he teasingly cautions the reader at one point, having offered a (perfectly defensible if also profoundly mistaken) ranking of the seven "Star Wars" movies.
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But he cautions that the impact of a shrinking immigrant labor pool will be uneven, due to the huge variation in immigration patterns among the states.
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Melissa Whitehouse, the acting budget director, cautions that the city must plan for higher-than-expected retirement contributions for 30,800 employees and other long-term costs.
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The cautions have had scant effect: Use of the drugs has risen among older people, even though they are particularly vulnerable to the drugs' ill effects.
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The survey, however, cautions that they aren't a uniformly Democratic voting bloc, unlike African American voters, for example, who tend to vote pretty overwhelmingly for Democrats.
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Apple is said to be testing the feature internally, and the report cautions that it may or may not launch with this year's expected iOS 14.
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He cautions his party about the threefold increase in the Democratic turnout in New York between the 2014 state primary and the one earlier this month.
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But Mr. Stiegler cautions that BMP4 is likely not the only factor behind the mechanism, and that additional research is needed to determine the root cause.
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And he cautions that calling public charge part of an "invisible" policy wall underplays how dramatically the landscape is changing -- especially for immigrants and their families.
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" The return policy page on Tesla' website now cautions buyers: "Once you have returned your vehicle, the return process is final and may not be cancelled.
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"Attackers are getting smarter, attacks are occurring faster, and incidents are becoming more complex," cautions Justin Fier, director of cyberintelligence and analytics at cyberdefense firm Darktrace.
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One source cautions that Kelly staying back could be more about being productive because staffers often find it easier to work when the President is away.
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In the quirky, unpredictable ways of Texas politics, however, the Republican governor, Greg Abbott, cautions it is "way premature" to say there will be no vote.
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"E-mail is not a secure method of transmitting financial information like your credit card, checking account, or Social Security number," the agency's web site cautions.
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He cautions against bond proxies like utilities, telecom and real estate investment trusts as he believes they are going to "get hammered" in the current environment.
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But Shannon Minter, legal director of the National Center for Lesbian Rights, cautions that the community should be careful to be gracious winners in Trump's America.
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Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global, cautions that AMD's high valuations serve as a warning on its shares and on the tech industry as a whole.
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"There definitely is a threshold limit as to the accuracy, the further in advance you go," she cautions, but says it compares favorably to other methods.
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Rule No. 1: Avoid smoothing silicones, often found in styling products, which "attach to the hair in a way that can cause extreme buildup," cautions Twine.
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I ignored the usual cautions about overfilling the tins, piling in as much batter as each cup would hold — and then a little more in the center.
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But Lightbody cautions that no one can say at this point how the post-Harvey national debate on the program will affect what reforms are eventually made.
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That said, she cautions that it's only one of many tools for crop modification out there — and successfully breeding new varieties could still take years of testing.
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While Zimdars is glad her list has gotten so much attention, she also cautions that completely writng off some of the sites as "fake" is not accurate.
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" It's something she cautions the readers of her letter about, warning them of how easy it is "to be lulled by the siren call of mainstream media.
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Although he cautions against taking the analogy too far, Levandowski sees a hint of how a superhuman intelligence might treat humanity in our current relationships with animals.
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It's a similar line of thinking that now cautions "liberals" about not resisting Trump too fiercely, for fear that it might turn off fence-sitting Trump supporters.
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Janet Stanzak, a certified financial planner and principal of Financial Empowerment in Bloomington, Minnesota, cautions that overspending to project the image of a glamorous life can backfire.
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For those looking to buy Allergan, Ross cautions that investors should still make sure to have a clear stopping point in case the stock does dip further.
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While Stacey Gilbert, head of derivative strategy at Susquehanna Financial, agrees that equities triumph over bonds, she cautions that investors should focus on specific sectors and stocks.
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But this story claims they do have at least some information suggesting there was shady communication and coordination afoot (though the story cautions this information isn't "conclusive").
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Still, Intille cautions that leaderboards may not always be the best motivational factor, as those who start out consistently at the bottom may find it discouraging instead.
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Moulin cautions that sometimes people use the phrase déjà vécu to describe patients that have memory delusions, the confabulation that everything is repeating—like his first patient.
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Knowing what she knows now, the Queen cautions Margaret one last time, causing Margaret to bristle at what she feels is the Queen's vendetta against her happiness.
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Apple cautions that some areas affected by the floods might have temporarily suspended courier pickup and delivery, leading to longer wait times for those who need repairs.
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He said that although "many think changes and reforms can take place in a short period of time," he cautions that that "real, effective change" takes time.
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Glaser cautions shoppers to keep an eye out regarding return policies while shopping, particularly over the holidays — and to include a gift receipt with any gift given.
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In a sense, he thinks a sugar-addicted person is somewhat equivalent to a mentally unbalanced person, but he cautions that he is neither doctor nor researcher.
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Cinnamon Bidwell, a neurobiologist at the University of Colorado Boulder's Institute of Cognitive Science, cautions not to get swept up in the testimonials promoted by cannabis manufacturers.
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Brent Leary, who owns the CRM consultancy CRM Essentials, sees a lot of potential with the new blockchain tools, even though he cautions it's still very early.
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But campaign platforms are soon forgotten and do not bring lasting change, cautions Howard Dean, the former governor of Vermont who staged his own insurgency in 2004.
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Did she not have to set aside cautions, sorrows, hopes, fears, loyalties, to permit herself the role of the plump and ready siren in the steam-room?
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But the report cautions that more may have been reported that investigators could not confirm because of inconsistent procedures and lack of unified guidance on the issue.
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Below, he shares tips for snagging better accommodations for no extra cost but cautions that travelers should make sure that they actually want the upgrade they're getting.
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But even this plan cautions that if you use more than 22 GB of data, AT&T might slow your entire connection when the network is busy.
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The problem is a failed culture where the procedures, stopgaps and the cautions necessary to protect any given asset escalate proportionately with the sensitivity of that asset.
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But he cautions that you should try to stay in a position for at least "a year or two" to see if you can improve your situation.
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Mathews said he is comfortable holding risk assets at present, but he cautions investors against "plowing into the market" with new capital until trade issues are resolved.
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She cautions that the current research is limited to teens, and is not an indicator of a strong correlation in metabolic deficiencies and suicidal depression in adults.
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" It cautions administrators: "If you feel you must give in to pressure" to alter estimates, "do not hesitate to request a memo telling you to do so.
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But Stanford pain specialist Sean Mackey cautions that opioids should not be a first-line treatment due to the grave risks, and alternatives should be tried first.
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The expectation is that this year is likely to be closer to the average for most of the West — but average doesn't mean no fires, Higuera cautions.
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But he cautions that the risk of another Somalia is real, and he estimates that there may be two million Yemenis in one fighting force or another.
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People with disabilities were then and are now taken as cautions or warnings of bad things past or future, canaries in the coal mine of human existence.
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Largely voluntary, these multipoint pledges cover a range of responsible travel vows, from not littering on trails to parking legally, minding safety cautions and respecting local communities.
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American Addiction Centers cautions people against abruptly quitting their drugs or doing so without emotional or medical support because doing so can lead to complications, like relapsing.
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Uber cautions against comparing the rate of incidents on rides with national data because its riders tend to be more urban and more affluent than other Americans.
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While Tesla fine print cautions drivers to use Autopilot while remaining attentive to traffic and their surroundings, ready to take over at any minute, many do not.
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"Eventually, there will be another oil spill like that," cautions Claire Paris-Limouzy, an author of the report and a biological oceanographer at the University of Miami.
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"Your man can lock you away for being mad, you know," cautions Renfield, a Dracula devotee written here as an Englishwoman who has indeed been locked away.
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" But don't take too much, as the same release cautions taking more than the recommended amount causes "mimicry and forest escape, with acute manifestations of tree-hugging.
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But Wurman cautions that what's easy for humans — like identifying and taking handmade jewelry in a clear bag off a shelf — has proven incredibly tough for machines.
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However, Tepper cautions that as great as these fundamental tail winds may be, they may already be priced in and the stock's rally could hit a standstill.
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But ISMP said it is worried that this warning -- which cautions that there is an "increased mortality in elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis" -- is not clear.
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John Gray, editor at II, cautions that the big spread between bulls and bears, who are at just 16.5 percent, is an indicator of potential danger ahead.
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He says there are voices in Venezuela calling for American military assistance, but he cautions those aren't the only voices the administration needs to be listening to.
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She cautions against lumping together sobriety and wellness when it comes to finding help; people with addiction need counselors, not coaches, and misunderstanding the difference is harmful.
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Even if you pride yourself on avoiding misinformation and think you're having open, accepting conversations online, Bessi cautions that we're all subject to confirmation bias on some level.
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In her preface to the 1995 edition of Life Is With People, ethnographer and cultural critic Barbara Kirschenblatt-Gimblett cautions us about the book's assumptions and its pitfalls.
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Thomas Scammell, a narcolepsy expert at Harvard Medical School and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, is encouraged by the findings, though he cautions reading too much into them.
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Since it increases immune system activity, people with autoimmune disorders like fibromyalgia, MS, or rheumatoid arthritis—whose immune systems are already in overdrive—shouldn't use kambo, Giordano cautions.
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"What works in Canada may not work elsewhere," cautions Michael Ignatieff, an unsuccessful Liberal candidate to be prime minister who now runs the Central European University in Budapest.
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In a blog post, Hulu cautions that what customers will see beginning today is nothing close to the final live-TV-in-the-browser product it's working towards.
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Baumann cautions, however, that technologies like VR and AR are changing so rapidly that it is hard to know how museums will eventually take advantage of their capabilities.
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But he cautions that this data set (1982-2016) covers too short a time period to say that the uptick in heat waves is due to climate change.
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However, she cautions that this card means that I should not be afraid to take risks for fear of losing what I've built or the money I've saved.
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"The more adults have legal rights, the more complicated the primary parent's and the child's lives are," cautions Joanna Grossman, a family-law professor at Southern Methodist University.
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Drivers can also initiate chat, but the Uber driver app cautions directly in the messaging window that drivers should only do so when stopped and not actually driving.
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"Swarm-like activity in this region has occurred in the past, so this week's activity, in and of itself, is not necessarily cause for alarm," cautions the USGS.
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Policymakers in other countries are prone to sudden "somersaults", cautions Abdul Samad Rabiu, whose BUA Group sells everything from cement to sugar but has stuck to native Nigeria.
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This year, the first forum since Donald Trump became U.S. president, such cautions were not issued, according to four people familiar with preparations for U.S. companies to attend.
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The share of offences in England and Wales committed by those with more than 15 previous convictions or cautions increased from 13% in 2007 to 113% in 2017.
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Even though probiotics have been marketed for years, the FDA has been vocal about the fact that it has not monitored dietary supplements, and cautions consumers against them.
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But Edwards cautions observers not to diminish her victory by pigeon holing it into a race issue – she prides herself on the fact that her campaign was inclusive.
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"A little bit of a psychedelic may cause you to be so distracted by what's going on in your head, meaning you can't stay sexually aroused," he cautions.
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In these moments, Klonsky cautions, rule number one is to do whatever works to get the person to survive—tacos and pizza just happened to be that expedient.
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Following 2018's Pride month, when social media feeds bloomed with graphics commemorating Marsha's contributions to the queer liberation movement, the film cautions against the idolization of Marsha.
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However, the report cautions that "the absolute numbers of convictions remain very low," adding that globally "There appears to be hardly any risk for traffickers to face justice."
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Expectations for repealing major parts of ObamaCare soared after the House passed its bill earlier this month, but McConnell cautions the votes in the Senate aren't there yet.
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Don't take Oblivia if you suffer from Persistent Overactive Twitter Utilization Syndrome, or POTUS," it cautions, the reference a commonly used acronym for "President of the United States.
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Even most yellow cards, or "cautions" (a notionally stern warning that the player is getting out of line) amount to little more than a slap on the wrist.
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She cautions that there's still a lot to learn about what's going on in the brain when a blind person uses their brains' visual areas for something else.
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However, Dr. Ralph Carmel, a retired hematologist now affiliated with New York University who studied the effects of B12 for decades, cautions against taking megadoses of the vitamin.
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Also advocating more rigorous research is Jay Baruch, director of the clinical arts and humanities program at Brown University's medical school, who cautions against overselling the courses' benefits.
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The pre-election warning — only the latest after verbal cautions by President Obama, his defense secretary and the director of national intelligence — was reported by The Washington Post.
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But for now, the Brennan Center's report is the best source — and it presents a more mixed picture that warrants some alarm but also cautions against sweeping conclusions.
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Just as Ms. Paltrow's Goop was fined $145,000 for claims about jade eggs, Mr. Woo cautions that even Silicon Valley's guru can let his eccentricities go beyond science.
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In fact, the CDC's guidance on coronavirus does mention "limited re-use of facemasks," but cautions "it is unknown what the potential for contact transmission is" for coronavirus.
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As much as those Tesla thefts draw attention, given the cars' novelty and high price tags, the insecurity of keyless entry systems isn't limited to Tesla, Wouters cautions.
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Moser cautions that the face shield design is by no means the same as the much-coveted N-95 mask, and these face shields aren't technically medical devices.
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But Kevin Klowden, an economist at the Milken Institute in Santa Monica who has been studying the visual-effects industry for years, cautions that it might not last.
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Seawright said he cautions candidates from getting too aggressive, noting that the ultimate goal is to unite the party and beat Trump at the ballot box next November.
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But first, he cautions, ask if the professional has experience with FBAR rules and what you need to disclose to the IRS to keep you out of trouble.
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The FDA cautions against all Performance Dog raw pet food produced after July 22, saying it "represents a serious threat to human and animal health," the statement said.
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Mbaku believes that Abiy seeks harmony rather than confrontation with his regional neighbors, but cautions that the Ethiopians know they are now bargaining from a position of strength.
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But McKee cautions those who feel the immediate desire to quit immediately, because you will likely need to find a way to be happy at your current job.
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Heavy drinkers face much higher risks of mouth and throat cancer, cancer of the voice box, liver cancer and, to a lesser extent, colorectal cancers, the group cautions.
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"If states are in charge of authorizing them, it could open up to a bunch of fly-by-night operators," cautions Penn State education policy professor Kevin Kinser.
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Still Life is "essentially a religious works in the guise of a still life," and cautions the viewer not to place too high a stock in wealth and vanity.
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And he cautions that "the market has moved rather quickly, and arguably pulled forward future returns," suggesting recent gains could be offset by less stellar results in the future.
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Vandery also cautions that just because we know about how a compound effects sleep in general, that doesn't mean we know how to best use it for sleep disorders.
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The incident escalates, and Jeffords seeks to file an official complaint against Officer Maldack, but Captain Ray Holt (Andre Braugher) cautions him against causing a furor among the department.
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But Greicius cautions that memory training has not been proved to prevent or slow the effects of old age or dementia, despite the claims of the brain game industry.
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This all sounds very impressive, but Samsung also cautions that we'll see a first step at the S8 launch, so expect it to perform with relative modesty at launch.
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It does not stop Stone from discussing the case when he is away from the courthouse, though it cautions that doing so may not be in his best interest.
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Dr. Sheila Nazarian, a board-certified plastic surgeon with a practice in Beverly Hills, "highly cautions" people against changing their face for what she says is just a fad.
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Although he cautions that any renegotiation would take time, Mr Weekes says that the evolution of global supply chains warrants an update to the agreement's rules-of-origin regulations.
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Coach Brad Stevens repeatedly cautions against the Celtics feeling like they have arrived, and the squad got another reminder with poor finishes to both the third and fourth quarters.
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However, as far we've come in being more open about mental health, Dr. Bradford cautions that many Black women might not have the mental health resources that Williams does.
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The general assumption in the industry is that it will take 49 qubits to achieve quantum supremacy, but Google also cautions that a quantum computer isn't just about qubits.
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"This debate is not just academic; an understanding of the mechanisms by which pyroclastic flows propagate is essential to accurately forecast related hazards at active volcanoes," the study cautions.
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"Our culture views sex as primarily penetration-focused, or focused directly on the clit, and that's not necessarily the entirety of what has pleasurable sensations for genitals," she cautions.
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But Gideon St Helen, a tobacco researcher at the University of California, San Francisco, cautions against over-interpreting that data without knowing more about how the company produced it.
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The company cautions that while there are occasional deals in these time periods, it's much more likely that travelers will pay more for a limited selection of available seats.
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The department cautions people who meet others online to be careful not to share personal information, financial information, or cash with someone in the early stages of a relationship.
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Dr. Dianne Atkins, Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Iowa in Iowa City, cautions that the data from the study is preliminary and is based only on estimates.
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But in a short note circulated to reporters this morning, the prominent consultancy Wood Mackenzie cautions that the deal remains speculative and final investment decisions would be years away.
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Residents did not heed cautions from the driver or highway police, who advised them to stay far from the wrecked vehicle, authorities told state agency Associated Press of Pakistan.
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But Payne cautions that with diagnosed conditions it should always be considered a supplement—never a stand-alone treatment, despite what you heard from the good people of Yahoo!
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While Amer cautions that sugary cereal is in no way like an illegal narcotic, both share a similar chemical property — they're capable of producing happy hormones in the brain.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency, the UN's nuclear watchdog, cautions that updated components for nuclear plants, such as pressure sensors and flow meters, are increasingly coming with embedded software.
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Gary Samore, Mr Obama's arms-control adviser until 2013 and now research director at Harvard's Belfer Centre, cautions how little outsiders really know for sure about North Korea's capabilities.
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From Coinage: Here's When It's Worth to Buy Organic However, the EWG stands behind their list and cautions consumers to pay attention to any substantial trace of synthetic pesticide.
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The 98-page paper cautions that the cost of attacks may be lowered by the use of AI to complete tasks that would otherwise require human labour and expertise.
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However, when it comes to the advice Serhant would offer to anyone starting a career amid adverse conditions, the real estate agent cautions against following his lead too closely.
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The Johannesburg city website cautions residents against applying chemicals to infected trees, as doing so could contaminate ground water, destroy animal habitats and kill off pollinating insects like bees.
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The Johannesburg city website cautions residents against applying chemicals to infected trees, as doing so could contaminate ground water, destroy animal habitats and kill off pollinating insects like bees.
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"The management cautions that although the U.S. housing activity has been improving, market conditions remain somewhat uncertain and some input costs remain volatile," the company said in a statement.
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Although he cautions this is only a preliminary study with a small sample group, Vanman notes this is the first study to demonstrate the physiological effects of Facebook use.
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The 98-page paper cautions that the cost of attacks may be lowered by the use of AI to complete tasks that would otherwise require human labor and expertise.
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Tracking the top prices paid for US homes The company's CEO, Jonathan Miller, cautions that tracking the most expensive homes sold in the country is not an exact science.
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But a leading researcher in the field of microplastics cautions that these tiny particles might be the least of our worries when it comes to our exposure to plastics.
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MIT team member James Glass cautions that this is hardly a perfect system and that we should probably not be expecting it to appear in app stores anytime soon.
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With that in mind, Schmidt cautions anyone against forsaking proven modern medical treatments in favor of using an ant cure, for lack of knowledge on their efficacy or mechanisms.
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Karla Kirkpatrick-Adams, Jason's real estate agent in Denver, said that there are some circumstances when sight-unseen offers work, but she cautions buyers that it's not without risk.
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The Food and Drug Administration cautions that CBCT scans should be used only to provide clinical information that cannot be provided by other exams that deliver less radiation exposure.
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" However, she cautions that the reality is that the local community "shouldn't have to rely on the uncertainties of a political process that has really targeted and scapegoated [them].
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Joanne Barto, suburb of Pittsburgh, PA A psychologist cautions to take it slow As a psychologist, I assist people with "tidying" their relationships, careers, and emotions, among other things.
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Dr. Nancy Irwin, a clinical psychologist and trauma specialist at the Seasons rehab center in Malibu, California, cautions that the majority of sober influencers aren't trained in resolving trauma.
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Otsmane-Elhaou cautions that adding too many panels can slow down the reading pace of a page, but when done right it's a perfect way to add more action.
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Eszopiclone (Lunesta), zaleplon (Sonata) and zolpidem (Ambien, Ambien CR, Edluar, Intermezzo and Zolpimist) will require the new boxed warnings, which are the most prominent of FDA cautions, the agency said.
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Virginia Tech constitutional law professor Brandy Faulkner, PhD, cautions that a lot of the effects of the ERA are hypothetical because the wording gives the courts a lot of leeway.
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As the result of a lack of late-race cautions, a green-flag cycle of pit stops kicked off with a handful of drivers short-pitting just past lap 315.
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" On its website, Tesla cautions that drivers will need to constantly monitor the vehicle's operations while using Autopilot, undercutting somewhat the promise inherent in a feature called "full self-driving.
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The driver cautions that he can only take one or two people as Parmley, breathing heavily, runs around the side and hops into the back and slams the door shut.
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But, NASA cautions that they'll need to continue to check the data and calibrate it to make sure everything is really working on the SDO just like it was before.
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While Crockford is enthusiastic about the victory over police spying in Boston, she also cautions that activists need to be aware that police are still heavily monitoring social media platforms.
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While she cautions against expecting survivors to make these documents available to the public, Burdges says they help give people a visceral understanding of rape and the criminal justice system.
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However, the study's lead author Chandni Hindocha, cautions that this research is very much in the translational stage—in other words, we need more study before we can draw conclusions.
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" A caveat on Zo's Kik info page cautions the bot it is provided "for entertainment purposes", and further emphasizes: "You should not rely on her statements as advice or endorsement.
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Months later, a sign in the lobby cautions that in light of the shooting of an Imam in New York City, Dar Al-Hijrah's security is monitoring all suspicious activity.
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However, Croft cautions that it would be difficult for any leader to impose order across the fractious country, and a battle in Tripoli could be a prelude to prolonged fighting.
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Although Vandamme cautions that she isn't familiar with all the specifics of Schmidt's case, she says she'd likely have zeroed in on this weakness if she'd been asked to testify.
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But he repeatedly cautions that he also has a mandate from EU leaders to help prepare for failure and regularly tells businesses to be sure to plan for the worst.
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Luckily, cannabis arrests are falling rapidly in the UK, with police officers opting for "cautions" instead, and some police bosses telling their staff to outright not bother with cannabis possession.
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" Perry says China would agree to a set of negotiating goals that included those three objectives, but he cautions, "we have to be realistic about what our real options are.
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The US Department of Agriculture (USDA), on the other hand, only cautions people about the dangers of added sugars, recommending that people limit those to 10% of their daily calories.
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"We feel it necessary to make cautions to the public on the credibility of such statements made by Lime," Okai said in a statement sent to CNN Business on Friday.
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Teens and young adults who are taking antidepressants are at increased risk of suicidal behavior and thoughts when taking the medication, cautions a boxed warning; they should be monitored closely.
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The American Society for Reproductive Medicine recognizes uterus transplantation as a "successful medical treatment of absolute uterus factor infertility" yet cautions that the procedure is still "highly experimental" in nature.
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However, he cautions that he sees the so-called Apple iPhone "supercycle" running for only two more quarters before the company will have to innovate, particularly in its services division.
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It was the first road course win of Hamlin's Cup career, and he survived a race that had eight cautions for 24 laps and two red flags for 30 minutes.
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The places that will decide the 2018 midterm elections Cutraro, of the nonpartisan She Should Run, cautions Democrats from celebrating this record blue female wave or Republicans from ignoring it.
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Think pharmaceuticals, not insurance: Thakur cautions that most people's first assumption about hackers targeting health care firms is wrong — they do not appear to be targeting accounts and personal information.
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"Like any other relationship, some age-gap relationships can be healthy and some can be unhealthy, and there are plenty of shades of gray," cautions professional sex therapist Vanessa Marin.
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He will likely be replaced by Emmet Flood, who worked for President Bill Clinton during his impeachment battle, though the Times report cautions that Flood's hiring hasn't yet been finalized.
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The CDC cautions that antibiotics alone have not made everyone's vaping illnesses better, suggesting the root of these lung illnesses may be more complex than any single ingredient or additive.
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Amazon says that you can delete your records, although it cautions that "deleting voice recordings may degrade your Alexa experience" because Alexa learns by getting to know your voice inputs.
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In a note to clients, Taylor says the overhang on these companies won't last, but he cautions that the recovery in delayed procedures is going to be a gradual one.
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Though love and lust are often complementary, Dr. Cacioppo cautions that one is not a prerequisite for the other and that these two complex feelings change very differently over time.
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These services tend to be a cheaper than traditional therapy — Talkspace's cheapest plan is $260 a month — but Torous cautions that they don't substitute for meeting regularly with a therapist.
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For starters, he cautions that real estate speculators eager to flip lots and properties will descend on the HQ2 winner, making it difficult for lower-income families to stay put.
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But Williams says that with appropriate cautions, including sunscreen use and the avoidance of midday sunlight, young people should be able to reduce those risks while potentially bolstering their vision.
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Robert Rankin, president of the Calorie Control Council, an organization representing the low- and reduced-calorie food and beverage industry, cautions against drawing conclusions from this and other observational studies.
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The administration has ignored cautions from some analysts that loudly supporting the protesters could undermine their cause by giving the regime an excuse to claim the demonstrations are foreign-controlled.
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Samsung cautions, however, that the "actual pace of 5G expansion … remains to be seen," which probably isn't the last time we'll hear that in a tech company's forecasts this year.
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They debated capitalism and socialism, a host of liberal ideas and cautions about their cost, struck at one another's pasts and questioned the legitimacy of their promises for the future.
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"If you're looking for a traditional employee handbook filled with policies and rules, you won't find one," it cautions, before proceeding to list a bunch of traditional policies and rules.
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Wendy cautions her husband about playing in Axe's arena, the stock market, but the game is really being played in Chuck's arena, the law, and few others know it yet.
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Even though Roach believes Chinese officials are taking more aggressive action to fight the coronavirus than during the SARS outbreak, he cautions that there could still be problems for months.
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Although expressing some cautions, Dormehl shares my optimism that we will be able to deploy artificial intelligence in the role of brain extenders to keep ahead of this economic curve.
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I help her update her OS and figure out her cable bill, she cautions me about sketchy hackers stealing my identity and warns me not to open strange email attachments.
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Lately however, there are concerns building about valuations in some pockets in the start-up space, cautions John Ruffolo, head of OMERS Ventures, the VC arm of the OMERS pension fund.
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Conservative powerhouse Grover Norquist, whose Americans for Tax Reform group hosted over 2900 vaping advocates last month in Washington, D.C., cautions this is an electorate Trump should not ignore for 2200.
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Lynn O'Shaughnessy, the author of "The College Solution: A Guide for Everyone Looking for the Right School at the Right Price," cautions that saving money can come with some unknown costs.
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He cautions me not to underestimate the importance of Cleo's conversational style in helping the app compete purely from a user experience perspective, particularly amongst the digital natives it is targeting.
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At least two, Clue and DOT, have the ability to ignore an outlier cycle, but DOT cautions users with recent miscarriages to wait until their cycle resumes to use the app.
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The findings, described in a new study published Tuesday in the journal Nature Communications, are a hint of what's to come — but they're not a prediction of the future, Cvijanovic cautions.
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The first Mexican-born driver to win a NASCAR national series race, Suarez overcame a pit road speeding penalty assessed on Lap 113 of 125 under the first of three cautions.
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But he cautions against using data to target people in a creepy way, such as when an ad seems to follow someone around the internet after they've viewed a product online.
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If net neutrality supporters can pressure their elected officials enough, there's still hope for more victories like we saw in the Senate — but only if voters do their part, Falcon cautions.
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But he cautions people to remember that sometimes there is good reason for that—and to him, there is a stark difference between a pen-pal program and a dating service.
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While he sees value in Fazzina's idea of writing inmates as a "random act of kindness," he cautions people to be wary of the risks of getting into a prison relationship.
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But Director of State Health Reform at the Kaiser Family Foundation Jennifer Tolbert cautions that it may be too early in the game to know what these numbers mean for sure.
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Employing a small can of compressed air is a popular choice, but Apple actually cautions against this approach, suggesting a "soft, slightly damp, light-free cloth" like a lens cloth instead.
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It's not that gummy vitamins aren't safe, says N.Y.C.-based dermatologist Michele Green, MD, but she cautions users to be aware of each brand's serving size — and to follow it closely.
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These results are promising, says Gendelman of the University of Nebraska Medical Center, though he cautions that it's important not to overhype new developments because diseases like Alzheimer's are so complex.
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Chronic stress can also increase the risk of heart attack, diabetes and other health problems (though more research is needed to determine whether this actually plays out long term, Chopik cautions).
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" She cautions that this case should not be exploited to fuel Islamophobia in the US. "FGM is often erroneously connected to Muslim communities, when in fact it is a cultural practice.
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"It's not time yet to pop the cork on this," he cautions, citing previous negotiations with North Korea that the country has then broken, but "maybe this time it'll work." pic.twitter.
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The way Harvick saw it, a pair of cautions in the last 10 laps deprived him of the chance to win in a car that was set up for long runs.
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After the first morning's extended safety briefing (the expected warnings against sunburn, dehydration and back injuries, and also the odder cautions against feral pigs and hantavirus), we begin by constructing scaffolding.
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As both cities look toward their moment in the spotlight, John Grabowski, a historian at Case Western Reserve University here, cautions against too much nostalgia; cities, after all, are living things.
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Some traders were cautions before a speech by U.S. President Donald Trump to the Economic Club of New York later in the day, which could provide more clues about Sino-U.
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A repeated motif throughout is a Hasidic story, in which a rabbi cautions a would-be heretic student that he can never truly enjoy the forbidden pleasures in which he partakes.
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Schwartz, the author of "NATO's Nuclear Dilemmas," cautions that the record of Fermi's life is thin: no personal journals, few letters, little more than the testimony of colleagues, family and friends.
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" But for retirees who need the predictability of quality bonds, he cautions that moving into riskier types of bonds to earn a higher yield is "painting yourself into an untenable situation.
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"We're a long way from any Republicans being ready to vote for impeachment, even if they don't like the guy or think he's a good president," cautions GOP pollster Glen Bolger.
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"The United States cautions against any party, within or outside Lebanon, using Lebanon as a venue for proxy conflicts or in any manner contributing to instability in that country," Tillerson said.
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Reynolds, who published a study in The Lancet on the effect of whole grains this year, cautions that many of the products sold to consumers today as "whole grain" often aren't.
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Wlodarczak said there's "dramatically more competition emerging" and cautions investors that "the players that actually control the dominant data pipe into the households in the U.S." are jumping into the game.
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Hanna's father "has a good heart," she recalls her mother's assurance, but he is easily riled and cautions her against causing "trouble," by going to school or simply by being seen.
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