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Meanings of early warning in English

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Usage of early warning in English
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The results described here...might have provided an early warning of trouble ahead.
Bad science
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NHTSA said it plans to toughen early warning reporting rules by June.
Reuters
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Only six other countries in the world have cyclone early warning systems.
Radio NZ
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An early warning system has also been set up in some communities.
The Guardian
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Such tests serve as early warning signs in a potential default scenario.
Reuters
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Demonstrations in nearby Bahrain could be an early warning sign, they suggest.
Reuters
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It's like an early warning system to protect you from hot spots.
BBC
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It's far better to see the state as a national early warning system.
The Guardian
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It will also increase access to green energy and strengthen early warning systems.
Reuters
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It includes improvements to early warning systems and links with the insurance industry.
The Guardian
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Although early warning systems are increasingly used in EDs, compliance varies.
Pubmed
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It also teaches how early warning systems and evacuation plans work.
Wired
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Researchers hope the lights might act as an early warning system.
Radio NZ
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On the plus side, Mexico City has a pretty nice early warning system.
Wired
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People complained there was no early warning of flash floods from the government.
Reuters
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Fourthly, protocol alert rules were negotiated on triggers for early warning.
Pubmed
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Ireland
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United States of America
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