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Meanings of warning of in English

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Usage of warning of in English
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Party operatives have actually been warning of it since late last year.
News.com.au
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The results described here...might have provided an early warning of trouble ahead.
Bad science
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Firstly, I have been warning of this risk for over 20 years.
The Guardian
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Analysts have been warning of an energy crisis in Latin America's No.
Reuters
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Kudrin was upset because he wasn't given advance warning of the decision.
Reuters
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Analysts are warning of excess Brazilian auto production capacity within five years.
Reuters
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It was the warning of the Great Spirit-theDeath-Shadowof the Miamis.
When Wilderness Was King / A Tale of the Illinois Country
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The country is warning of food shortages and the threat of disease.
Radio NZ
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There are roadblocks everywhere and signs warning of possible radiation hot spots.
Reuters
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That meant they'd have a pretty good warning of someone approaching them.
Sacrifice
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Vanuatu's weather office was still warning of destructive storm force winds today.
Radio NZ
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The thickets were very dense and suddenly the warning of Tododaho came.
The Rulers of the Lakes: A Story of George and Champlain
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Then he said:-Itis the first warning of the rattlesnake, I suppose.
Dulcibel: A Tale of Old Salem
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If nothing else, we should get plenty of warning of any attack.
Hex and the city
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The birds also give villagers advance warning of seasonal and unusual weather.
Reuters
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To the family the event came as a warning of early calamity.
The Mysteries of All Nations / Rise and Progress of Superstition...
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