Portuguese
repreensão Spanish
aviso Cautionary advice about something imminent (especially imminent danger or other unpleasantness)
Spanish
advertencia Catalan
advertència Supplemental warning that may come with any CNC film rating.
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Without warning, Right leaped; Left was no more than a moment behind.
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Six years ago, the European Commission issued a formal warning to government.
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Europe's privacy rules, which took effect last year, were surely a warning.
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His warning came after the government failed to approve key budget measures.
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She said the new warning system would help reassure tourists and operators.
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The charity is warning people of the possible dangers of the sea.
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Leinster's performance of Franklin's Gardens should have carried a government health warning.
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Party operatives have actually been warning of it since late last year.
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The paper also reported the prime minister warning against implementing protectionist policies.
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The warning comes as the total number of cases approach 5 million.
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Sielto's cryptic words didn't rise quite to the level of a warning.
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They said it was carried out as a warning to oil companies.
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However, a flood warning remains in place along the lower River Shannon.
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It's the second major warning over foreign interference in as many days.
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A warning for the risk of heart attack would be more serious.
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The warning coincides with yet another proposal to change the controversial law.
