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The IMF warned the turmoil in global credit markets was likely to be "protracted" , putting a brake on five record years of global growth.

A quarter of a million children could die next year due to the effects of climate change, Save the Children warned today.

and their sight was restored. Jesus warned them sternly, "See that no one knows about this. "

But a year ago he warned that its fast growth had led to what he called the watering down of the Starbucks experience.

God forgive us--but most of us grew up to be the sort of men our mothers warned us against.

Chen said he contacted Time Warner's security department and warned them about the security issue and that they weren't helpful at all.

A spokesman of the building's owner warned that this dangerous behavior should not be imitated.

The police warned the public that it would be dangerous to grapple with the wanted man, as he was armed.

Pelias was quite scared to see such a stranger because he had been warned by a prophet to be careful of a man wearing only one shoe.

Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has warned that Australia must be prepared to respond to an emerging arms race across the Asia-Pacific region.

On Sunday Chinese diplomat State Councillor Dai Bingguo warned Tokyo to make a "wise political decision" over the matter.

A prophet warned that the trouble would not be removed until the murderer of the former king Laius was driven out of the country.

His wife was being warned that if he did not know as he entered the Original caves, holes will be the fire dragon burned to death.

He was warned by Enki to apologise for his actions, but not to touch the food, in case it had been poisoned in revenge.

AT&T no doubt works like a charm in other areas, but as I'd been warned, it wasn't so hot on holding calls where I live.

Analysts said the central bank initiatives were likely to help conditions, but warned that credit markets remained jittery.

While he said happiness did return with age, he warned that older people did not actually recapture the spirit of their youth.

"That would be very unpleasant, " Medvedev warned reporters in response to a question about a START delay.

A seminary professor warned me that just taking classes in theology was no guarantee of spiritual growth.

Federal officials continued to prepare for a shutdown and warned that such an outcome could hurt the economic recovery.

Son of Prometheus, Deucalion had been warned before hand by his father of the coming flood and made himself a huge chest.

Be warned that the editors don't work right out of the box -- they must be customized for a given vocabulary.

The instant response was as though the UK could not fund its deficit, as the Bank of England warned this week.

" They answered, " We did not know, but our leader had warned us ahead of time, and when he saw it he knew.

He said political pressure is understandable, but warned legislation is the 'least well suited' of the many options for dealing with China.

However, all the children were warned not to touch him, or else the adults would throw rocks at him.

Others, who were willing to discuss the matter, warned that the status quo was producing the very situation China's leaders want to avoid.

Of course, her natural discernment had warned her against Professor Burns since the beginning of the year.

However, BP warned that there was more work to be done to confirm the size of the field.

"We cannot be a party that strips working Americans of the right to a secret-ballot election, " he warned.

But BP again warned that the total cost of the spill is likely to be much higher.

It's a gamble. The hedge funds are mostly new to Hollywood. They've been warned against trying to run a studio on the cheap.

The solicitor warned his client that he would not obtain a divorce if he and his wife were found to be in collusion.

"Now be careful, " warned Mrs. Bobbsey, as she held out the cup. "Hold on to the seats as you walk along. "

Rafa Benitez today warned Everton that Fernando Torres is ready to renew his record of scoring in Merseyside derbies on Sunday.

Warned her that he was deliberately trying to infuriate her, to make her angry enough to lose control.

The company warned that small amounts of radioactive leak could occur during the process, but that the amount would be harmless.

Economists also warned that some of the improvement was the result of restocking by companies that ran down inventories during the crisis.

"It's going to be a bust, " said Gordon G. Chang, whose book, "The Coming Collapse of China" (Random House), warned in 2001 of such a crash.

But Abraham Lincoln, who had made his way up to heaven later than the founders, warned them that a nation undivided cannot long endure.

There he was warned by Apollo not to return to his native country, because, should he do so , he would kill his father and marry his mother.

The North Korean commentary warned Sunday if it attacks, "everything will turn into ashes, not just a sea of flames. "

Who was really behind the small plane, red light flashing, that warned the kidnappers not to kill him on that day in 1973, is still obscure.

He also warned that the global nature of the downturn was a threat because exports would be hit.

Bankers warned yesterday that this trend was a creeping form of protectionism that could plunge the world into a deeper economic slump.

That said, the prospect is nothing like as "devastating" as Mr Panetta has warned.

And Rabin's speech of that winter of 1992, which warned the West of what was to come, was ignored.

Moore then warned that if Obama did not turn things around fairly rapidly, "a year from now, the next movie may be about him" .

Scientists have warned that unless effective solution are worked out, the problem of pollution will eventually get out of hand.

One warned him "not to be a hero, because heroes end up dead, " recalls his wife, Julia Torres.

When he swung out of the enclosure he was on the gallop. By this time some preservative instinct warned me to get a move on.

However, economists warned that it was still far too early to assume that the final chapter of this year's market turmoil is now over.

And he warned it would be "suicidal" to put recovery at risk by cutting spending now, as Conservatives advocate.

He warned that the moment when the tow plane released us would remind me of going over the top of a roller coaster.

Another warned that when a wife provides "physical touch in non-sexual ways, don't try to turn it into a sexual experience. "

The rider was found guilty of giving the horse drugs, and was warned off for a year.

Local officials have warned that China faces a catastrophe if it fails to stop erosion and other problems around the reservoir.

It was very sharp of him to see a shedding snake and warned the otheres.

Britain's households, the governor of the Bank of England warned, face the most sustained fall in living standards since the 1920s.

It better not! You've been warned about this sort of thing before!

And I warned him that free advice is usually worth what you pay for it.

Now in remission from the disease, she said she had decided to speak out after her own doctor warned her never to drink again.

However, the Dalai Lama warned that ". . . the real understanding of the true nature of the mind can only be gained through meditation. "

The children were warned not to get close to the fire.

And while they said they had no reported cases so far of "malicious attack, " they warned it is possible.

Bankers warned of a much more catastrophic response if it looked as though the deal would actually fail.

She warned Putnam that she was incapable of fidelity, and she apparently made good on her threat.

Of course, be warned that the air quality in Foshan is atrocious as a result of years of unregulated industrial development.

The Japanese would not be warned at the moment as it appears their recent intervention has been directionally correct.

He did not think it necessary to mention that he himself had warned the Senator not to come.

Shops were boarded up, banks warned employees to dress down and police responded to reports of a suspicious package at the Bank.

The lady warned the children to leave the dog alone.

The report branded the system a failure and warned of severe public criticism of the Government if it did not act.

He further warned them against ill-treating their husbands and cursing a lot and said that this will lead them to end up in the Hell-Fire.

Authorities warned of potential power shortages as parts of China continued to struggle with some of the coldest weather in decades.

The Attorney for the Crown had him warned that the authorities would prosecute him for "illegal" wearing of this decoration.

he warned me with a jab with his finger; he made a thrusting motion with his fist.

He said his company had been warned that its managers must not be quoted in newspapers, magazines, television or on the radio.

Psychologists have warned that how much others owned have nothing to you.

On the eve of a special EU summit on Georgia, he warned that Russia was ready to retaliate against any sanctions the EU might impose.

If he continued to run, his surgeon warned, the arthritis and pain would return.

Arsenal starlet Wojciech Szczesny has warned he could be forced to leave the club if he does not get a chance in the first team.

They warned they were less confident of those numbers than of the general population figures because sectarian data is harder to come by.

He warned me against associating with people of doubtful character. As if I ever should!

Then prosecutors warned them that if they did not stop that day, they would be sent to jail, possibly for the rest of their lives.

Any "pre-commitment" on interest rates might undermine the influence of the ECB, Mr Trichet warned in a speech in London.

A few days after the video store chain warned it may have to file for bankruptcy, smartphone maker Palm announced 'disappointing' sales.

Buddhist monk, named Fa Hai, warned Xu Xian of his wife's deceptive appearance and suggested to him a plan.

Mother hated those books. She had warned me if I got low marks once more she would get rid of them.

But the bank warned that Beijing needed to cool inflation and try to cut the risk of a bubble in property prices.

Any "pre-commitment" on interest rates might undermine the influence of the ECB, Mr Trichet warned in a speech in London.

A few days after the video store chain warned it may have to file for bankruptcy, smartphone maker Palm announced 'disappointing' sales.

Buddhist monk, named Fa Hai, warned Xu Xian of his wife's deceptive appearance and suggested to him a plan.

Mother hated those books. She had warned me if I got low marks once more she would get rid of them.

But the bank warned that Beijing needed to cool inflation and try to cut the risk of a bubble in property prices.

Right before leaving Kennedy Airport in New York, my grandma warned me of the behavior of the native mosquitoes around the visitors like me.

MSF, also known as Doctors Without Borders, had places like this in mind when it warned of Port-au-Prince's "chaotic and troubling" danger.

UK experts said the research showed nuts were an important part of a healthy diet, but warned against eating nuts covered in sugar or salt.

When he visited the office in person, officials warned your correspondent that it could easily take twice as long.

When he tried to make a little joke, the judge warned him not to give frivolous replies to the lawyer's questions.

When he tried to make a little joke, the judge warned him not to give frivolous replies to the lawyer's questions.

At the time, he warned Western diplomats not to interfere in Zimbabwe's elections, which he said would be held next year.

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has warned that low interest rates across the globe are a threat to world financial stability.

China warned other countries to stay out of escalating disputes with its neighbors over the South China Sea, even as the U.

If she does not pay, she said, hospital officials have warned that her husband will be released to her custody.

But the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control warned much of the rest of Europe was also beginning to see increases too.

If I had not warned you and given you the opportunity honestly to correct your essays, there would have been several more.

Proponents of the defensive interpretation warned that Microsoft has a track record of trying to use its IE browser to hurt rivals.

Then, federal media regulators warned Vedomosti that the article might be "an attempt to incite extremist activities. "

But a small, frightened voice in the back of my mind warned me that they might be something worse than thieves.

But a small, frightened voice in the back of my mind warned me that they might be something worse than thieves.

The bank warned that although China's remarkable resilience will benefit its Asian neighbours, its effect would be limited.

If you are one of those people who have been warned to stay out of the sun, another good natural source of vitamin D is fatty fish.

And the king of Israel sent to the place which the man of God told him and warned him of, and saved himself there, not once nor twice.

If Congress approved them now, the President warned, the fragile peace process that he is trying to keep in motion could fall apart.

Nobody should be surprised: China warned in October that this change in policy was on the cards.

He also warned of a humanitarian disaster if, in his words, "something very serious happens. " He did not elaborate.

He had all the males in his kingdom brought before him and warned that any man who did not tell the truth would be punished severely.

I shall have to take the boy aside one of these days and warned him against the company he has been keeping.

He said Al-Qaeda is still active in the northern city of Mosul and warned that there would be tough fighting in the days and months ahead.

This newspaper is no fan of Mr Putin, and has warned Western companies of the perils of dealing with him.

BHP warned on Monday that China was slowing down but it said that it had no intention of cutting back any production or capital spending.

Strauss-Kahn said he warned the officials of a number of departments of the U. S. government of an impending crisis.

Bob Ainsworth, the defence secretary, said the conflict was " winnable " but warned there would be no early end to the fighting.

But he also said his lawyers were reviewing the matter now that Monroe's protectors warned they would sue him if the sale went through.

He said the commandos first warned the activists, who had told the soldiers they were not armed.

However, it warned there would be a serious retaliation in the case of a second bombardment.

It was clearly a tough time for the bank; officials had been warned by federal regulators to secure more assets or face a forced sale.

The next time you are eating an ice lolly in the office, be warned: you could be sexually harassing your colleagues.

But he warned that policy stimulus would fade, and that private demand was not ready to take over.

But he warned that policy stimulus would fade, and that private demand was not ready to take over.

A: Last night, my son warned me that if I did not buy a toy car for him, he would no longer call me dad.

Chan said the virus is likely to remain moderate at least in the early days of the pandemic, though she warned that the virus could change.

Several ministers have warned that the current ministerial meeting would be the last chance to make progress for at least a year.

Three senior judges, led by the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Judge, warned Fraill she could be jailed for up to two years.

While admitting that this forecast was somewhat uncertain, the scientists warned against treating it as a cry wolf.

He warned that science seems to be benefiting the rich, with not enough focus on solving the problems of the poor.

Only a few people warned that this supercharged financial system might come to a bad end.

A sign on the window warned against breaking the glass and urged rescuers to call a hazardous materials team, he said.

The Pentagon warned the company, which had to act on its own.

The CBI, the employers' body, also welcomed the crackdown on illegal workers from abroad, but warned about how the money would be spent.

No matter how much he warned or begged, Aunty Misery would not allow the tree to let Death go.

Before Michael Kearney was born , the doctors warned his parents that he might have learning difficulties.

He returned home late that evening, but was warned not to leave his home again, go online, or attempt to contact anyone.

by the time Scottish social service workers were warned by her husband that the children might need some protection, it was too late.

Uncle Melrose could unintentionally hurt a child when he was in one of his rages, the doctor warned.

On the federal budget deficit, Bernanke warned Congress that over the long term the federal budget appears to be on an unsustainable path.

The townsfolk were shocked. Johnson's doctor warned he would foam at the mouth, then fall down and die in a few minutes.

A prophet warned King Laius of Thebes that because he had married his cousin Jocasta, he would be killed by his son.

'We're likely to see some legislation offered that would be adverse to Chinese interests' if more steps aren't taken, Mr. Hormats warned.

He said another parent was held briefly by police at the weekend and warned not to talk to foreign reporters.

"It should not come as a surprise that we continue to see more stresses, suicides and mental disorders, " Chan warned.

The young heir was warned that he would soon have nothing left if he continued to be lavish with money.

The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) warned the Muslim never to abuse, scorn, belittle, or deny his wife any of her rights.

But if you think the analysts would have warned you away from them at the start of the year, think again.

Fillon warned that European governments will not be able to cover social costs or reduce public debt without a change of course.

But mom warned me not to mention all her maltreatment on me to Grandma. Or else she would never let me see Grandma.

Officials had warned a few hours earlier that an explosion could hit, and said the impact was limited.

Fund managers warned of job losses and said the industry would be crippled.

He might have warned that nation building is no picnic, either.

Just as he had often warned them on the island that he would do, when they thought he was joking.

It says it was warned by China's central bank that Alipay would not be allowed to operate if it was, in effect, partly foreign-owned.

All members of the company had been warned that to interpolate lines or "business" meant a fine or worse.

His mother always warned him he'd turn into a couch potato if he watched too much TV.

When they tried to organize, they said they were warned to stop complaining or they would be kicked out of the program.

Virginia's governor called the blackout in his state its second-largest ever and warned that electricity might not be restored for a week.

James: I warned you about this guy. I said the deal was too good to be true.

If true, that is inexcusable given that it had been warned it was a target by Anonymous, the activist hacking collective.

The Bank of England has warned that the economy faces a slow recovery as banks remain fragile and lending is still weak.

There was Kenneth Lay, whose moniker should have warned any innocents that climbing into bed with him was going to be a mistake.

I had been warned by his communications manager that he might be late for our meeting because he had to do a "thing" beforehand.

Han Feizi, a Legalist thinker born about a century after Mencius, warned that "the children of a kindly mother often turn out bad. "

But it said that that the difficulties it warned about in its last report had occurred and now it was more optimistic.

My friends warned me not to leave my car unlocked as there had been a lot of stealing from cars.

Our building inspector has warned me that the ceiling might collapse if I put more books in the attic.

Asked about the outcome, she warned: "We all may not be able to support it or none of us may be able to support it. "

As the FT warned, the cost of the pause in interest rate rises, however justifiable, might be higher rates later.

Some areas should be kept secure as a failsafe because mustard gas can be very persistent in the environment, he warned.

But it warned that 2009 would be "a very difficult year" due to the global economic downturn and its negative impact on the travel sector.

In 2005, the U. S. publicly exposed a Macau bank with ties to Pyongyang, and warned that dealing with the bank risked skirting U. S. law.

The company has acknowledged mechanical defects in accelerator pedals, and warned that out-of-place floor mats could cause pedals to jam.

If I had told you that I warned him not to tie his horse near mine, he would have denied it.

A year after Lehman Brothers collapsed, a think-tank has warned the lessons of the crisis have not been learned.

One leading environmentalist warned me that my reputation would be irreparably harmed if I went through with it.

The administration warned from the beginning that it would be several quarters before the plan had any major positive effects.

Yet the group warned that "all Afghan people should bear in mind to keep away from gatherings, convoys and centers of the enemy. "

The energy minister complained that supplies were cut without notice, but then admitted that Russia warned him in mid-December.

He warned against hesitations, doubts and suspicions and said it would be senseless and dangerous to take wait-and-see attitudes.

A woman warned the two that they were to be arrested.

Just yesterday the International Energy Agency warned that the world oil market would be "extremely tight" over the next five years.

Be warned that toilets and rooms are tiny so as long as you are not a stickler for space, then you will like this place.

Though he now and then "tomahawked" innocent victims , it was good for native authors to be warned that literature was an exacting trade .

The teacher warned the boy that if he heard any more of his cock and bull story, he would be severely punished.

A few minutes later, a train from the west arrived at Harpers Ferry. The wounded guard warned the train men of the danger at the bridge.

The National Union of Students warned that "many well-qualified applicants look set to have the door slammed in their faces again" .

Al-Qaida confirmed bin Laden's death in an Internet statement Friday and warned that it would seek revenge by attacking the United States.

The measure was taken as the bank warned inflation was higher than expected, threatening prospects for economic growth.

When companies start growing again they suddenly need more working capital: they risk falling into the trap of overtrading, the bank warned.

The Bank for International Settlements has long warned of the dangers of unrestrained credit growth and asset price inflation.

De Boer today also warned politicians heading to the next round of international climate talks not to be too ambitious.

On top of that, because of Zimbabwe's petrol shortages, we had been warned the car inspection could be a real challenge.

Mr Jin also warned that there was no guarantee China would come to the rescue of Europe's ailing banks.

Experts warned the significant spike in couples splitting up could be the beginning of a wave of divorces.

Mandelson was more blunt as he warned of the impact of the recession.

President Pierce said the actions of the Free State Party seemed revolutionary. He warned against violence.

But some officials warned that heavy snow affected by all the passengers stranded at the airport to catch flights still need a few days.

St. Germain : You've been warned. I would like to speak with you further, but I must track him down quickly.

You can still override the tool and insist on an unbounded parameter, but at least you ve been warned of the risk.

'No-one's going to go from the Great Plains state of Kansas to Kazakhstan for one-tenth of the cash, ' he warned.

We were warned by a would-be escort, with a bright red whistle around his neck, that the place was very dangerous.

When she was dead, the brothers warned me to keep silent. They offered me money, but I refused it and was taken back to my home.

However, be warned that the introverted nature of both personalities can cause problems with communication.

However, the bank warned there were risks to recovery, including over-enthusiastic regulation of the financial sector.

I warned him, but he took little notice of it.

President Bush also warned about the consequences of a hasty withdrawal in his speech marking the anniversary of the start of the war.

Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan warned of "irrational exuberance, " but that did not deflate the dot-com stock market bubble.

French Foreign minister Kouchner warned that we all over the world should make good preparation for the war to Iran.

Burma's elections are shaping up to be the detestable sham the dictatorship's sternest critics have warned.

North Korea, which has consistently denied its involvement in the sinking, has warned of a war in response to any punishment attempts.

It said the response of consumers was "unpredictable" and warned that the increases could reduce sales volumes.

An earlier report from the official Xinhua news agency said the public had been warned not to buy answers.

He warned India would not allow Chinese scientists "to climb all over India's glaciers" but wanted a collaborative research programme.

But he warned it would not be robust enough to quickly lower unemployment.

In spite of the fact that the police had warned them of the danger in the ancient cave, these young men still made an attempt to explore it.

But Serbia's leaders have been warned that this will rile countries that have recognised Kosovo, including 22 of the 27 EU member states.

He didn't know what had caused Krista's inflammation, but he warned that uveitis is often a harbinger of other autoimmune disorders.

He said there were many different studies looking at HRT and cancer and warned against drawing too firm a conclusion.

God warned him that sin was waiting at the door of his life, looking for an opportunity to enter.

Analysts warned that the increase in retail prices could now boost Chinese demand, rather than curtail it, at least in the short term.

Yesterday, Tehran test-fired nine missiles and warned that it would provide massive retaliation to any military strike.

A sign warned us not to turn on our mobile phones and that anyone who broke that rule could have their phones confiscated!

President Obama has warned that spiralling healthcare cost could break, bankrupt the United States if the system is not reformed.

Earlier this month, the People's Bank of China said the economy was doing "better than expected" but warned of continued external risks.

He warned against the possibility of North Korean produced fissile material winding up in the hands of terrorists.

Jesus warned them not to tell anyone about him.

He warned that this trendy lifestyle can damage students physiological and psychological development.

But a spokesman for the local council warned: "It's forbidden to live inside the toilets, as they are supposed to be for public use. "

Before the test, Ms. Li's aunt warned her that this was her last chance for a college degree.

He said Fatah supports the peace process, but he warned that if diplomacy fails, the Palestinians could return to armed resistance.

Naoto Kan, Japan's prime minister, warned on Thursday that Tokyo stood ready to intervene again.

The lawsuits charged that fast food companies have not warned people that this kind of food could be harmful.

Intel, the world's largest chipmaker, warned yesterday on its fourth-quarter sales for a second time due to a further erosion of demand.

Russia's foreign minister warned of a "colossal danger" , and said those behind the attack carried a huge responsibility.

Scientists have warned that the effects of global warming over the next several decades will have serious health implications on people.

Back in January, in my State of the Union Address, I warned of the danger posed by a Supreme Court ruling called Citizens United.

Sarkozy warned on Monday that the E. U. would act in unison against Russian if its troops do not pull out of Georgia.

He is warned off the investigation by his boss, as the school is a generous benefactor to the Police benevolent fund.

Mr Ramos-Horta, though warned of the attack, went home from his morning walk, and was shot and badly wounded.

Hours later they were given bread and cheese that had been placed on a dirty floor and warned they would be punished if they refused to eat.

Angela's uncle warned her of the many sophists working in government and told her to watch herself.