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Meanings of ignore warnings in English

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Usage of ignore warnings in English
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However, Cameron will ignore warnings that he is stoking division in the union.
The Guardian
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Did the Liberal Party ignore warnings from the intelligence community about preselecting her?
News.com.au
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Do not ignore warnings from your metabolic monitor program.
The Neutronium Alchemist
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Labour critics are asking fellow MPs to ignore warnings that a defeat could spell the end for the government.
The Guardian
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Raising an athlete's pain threshold may improve performance, but it may also cause them to ignore warnings of overexertion and injury.
Wired
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Despite a government drive to burn or bury dead birds, many farmers and backyard poultry breeders continue to ignore warnings, officials said.
Reuters
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Despite a government drive to burn or buy the dead birds, many farmers and backyard poultry breeders continue to ignore warnings, officials said.
Reuters
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But as the images of hellish inferno rising from Australia show us, we are past being able to ignore warnings that seem, at first, alarmist.
The Irish Times
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On two occasions the civilians ignored warnings to stop approaching NATO positions.
Reuters
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Eircom also agreed to disconnect subscribers who ignored warnings to cease infringements.
The Irish Times
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The country has a sad history of ignoring warnings of all sorts.
Reuters
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Her name was Persephone, and she ignored warnings, as you likely did.
Shadow fall
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Mr Davis said Mr Lotu-Iiga ignored warnings about the matter and should resign.
Radio NZ
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Questions have been raised about whether the FSA ignored warnings of Libor rigging.
Reuters
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He criticised Theresa May for ignoring warnings about the impact of police cuts.
The Guardian
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He says the driver ignored warnings to slow down or stop.
The Irish Times
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