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warning

[wawr-ning] / ˈwɔr nɪŋ /




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Her comments to the media were replete with warnings about the dangers of surging core inflation, and the RBA said the price growth could top its 2% to 3% target band long-term.

From The Wall Street Journal

Concerns over artificial intelligence have also kept traders on their toes amid questions over the vast sums invested in the sector and warnings of a bubble that could pop at any time.

From Barron's

Yet much of the country ignored the warning signs.

From The Wall Street Journal

Given the repeated warnings states have received about this issue, one might ask why CMS hasn’t insisted on enforcing the new restrictions retroactive to the enactment of the Big Beautiful Bill in July.

From The Wall Street Journal

The inquest has heard that the area is a designated flood plain, but did not have signage warning walkers that the water level might be high at the time Xielo entered the water.

From BBC