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Some economists, notably Robert Shiller, did identify the bubble and warn of painful consequences if it were to burst.

Luckily, if the doormat or stove failed to warn of coming disaster, a successful lawsuit might compensate you for your troubles.

Post prominent signs in such an area that warn of potential fire hazards and the need for elimination of any ignition sources.

Temporary signs are also used to warn of temporary road conditions or for short term traffic control by the police .

An electrical, electronic, or mechanical device that serves to warn of danger by means of a sound or signal.

The full report, due to be published by December, is expected to warn of an environmental catastrophe.

Researchers warn of a link between this condition and an increased risk of cancer of the esophagus from drinking alcohol.

Today is World Diabetes Day, part of a campaign to urge governments to do more to fight the disease. Organizers warn of a diabetes. . .

Warren Buffett, America's investor-in-chief, pops up to warn of potential political instability.

As the recession shrinks health care coverage for more households, experts warn of a double-whammy on all consumers.

But with its ability to warn of imminent heart attacks or maybe even detect early-stage cancers, onboard monitoring will save lives.

Scientists have explained the phenomenon as a survival mechanism, a part of the brain's wiring adapted to warn of dangers or threats.

There is a range of opinion among economists, though, and some warn of continued sluggishness, especially in the beginning of the year.

That is true, he said, whether the goal is restoring fertility to African soil or building a system to warn of tsunamis.

Critics warn of a Chinese property and consumer bubble that, when it pops, could herald the financial crisis, part two.

As we have explained, we are not allowed to warn of specific pending earthquakes or tidal waves, by the rule of non-interference.

' He went on to warn of a potential situation where 'a fighter pilot can't trust his radar.

University officials were criticized for not acting more quickly to warn of the danger of a gunman.

There's certainly a reason that the U. S. government called allies to warn of forthcoming WikiLeaks launches and pre-empt the damage.

When detecting said received RF signal emitted by a target in range, an alarm signal is provided to warn of the proximity of the target.

When they warn of the dangers of fiscal irresponsibility, he snorts that George Bush presided over a doubling in the national debt.

But collectively, they should be able to warn of dangers ahead.

Eliminate the enemies heading for the radio station before they warn of your arrival.

Meteorologists warn of risks of sewerage discharge and disturbance of traffic on the side.

The American Conservative has temporarily dropped its love of protectionism to warn of dollar inflation.

These stations may report weather intervals of an hour or even less to warn of approaching weather dangers.

They warn of a brave new world of "embryo farms " and "cloning mills" for the cultivation of human spare parts.

Amid Beijing's apparent enthusiasm for Glorious Mission, some observers warn of conflating real warfare with mere simulations.

A cigarette company owes a duty of care to potential customers when advertising its product to warn of the dangers of smoking.

The credit-rating agencies were widely attacked for failing to warn of the risks posed by mortgage-backed securities.

These displays may advise against speeding, indicate upcoming road construction, warn of traffic jams, or alert drivers to rain.

But the biggest factor in Dr Fox's favour is the growing perception that he was prescient to warn of the impact of defence cuts.

These tests warn of impending disease, but do not cure.

But privately some Chinese officials warn of new domestic economic hazards risks from the surge in bank lending.

Although drug information leaflets warn of side effects, there has been little analysis of the relative risks and benefits.

Left: Advance direction signs may also give advance indications of prohibitions or warn of dangers ahead.

Some government officials warn of over-capacity but Mr Yin thinks they underestimate the strength of Chinese consumers.

But environmental concerns may still sink the effort: Critics warn of industrialized coastlines and harm to sea life.

"Enemy of the forest. " Near Homyel, signs warn of the danger of forest fires on contaminated land.

The World Health Organization, the United Nations health agency, uses a system of six phases to warn of possible influenza pandemics.

Dust Indicator with Five step indication, informs of air cleaner clogging in five steps to warn of filter condition.

Traffic signs will warn of the change back to the other carriageway .

Mr Arias is surely right to warn of worse bloodshed unless a deal is reached.

Sensors in your car tuned to radio signals from orbiting satellites can locate your car precisely at any moment and warn of traffic jams.

Doctors warn of the physical dangers to children whose own bodies are still growing.

Warn of: the police are warning of possible delays.

On public transport, signs warn of punishment for anyone who physically assaults staff.

Observers warn of the "rascality" of Nigerian officials.

Absence of fluorescence would warn of the presence of explosives.

IT IS too late to warn of a civilian slaughter in north-eastern Sri Lanka.

The radio being broken on the Victory, there had been no way to warn of their arrival.

The resulting zone of low-ozone air could drift as far south as New York, according to experts who warn of increased skin-cancer risk.

Some may warn of America's demise, but I'm not among them.

There are few greens in Turkey to warn of the environmental consequences of pursuing growth at any cost.

A detachment of one or more troops, ships, or aircraft held in readiness or advanced to warn of an enemy's approach.

As for No. 9 And No. 10 signals , they are normally meant to warn of direct or near direct hit of a typhoon .

Some may warn of America's demise, but I'm not among them. And let me reassure you: based on my time in China, neither are the Chinese.

Even so, many are starting to warn of an end to ever-higher gold prices.

Therefore, it becomes extremely important to early warn of hydrogen leaking which can protect human life and property security.

Others warn of bad consequences if the Chinese stop buying United States bonds.

Then, of course, there are those ads that warn of bad breath, perspiration stains, or body odor.

Pessimists incessantly warn of collapse, but present indications are that we may very well enjoy an ever expanding economy.

The lights to the right warn of speed brake failures.

The network, which will hold meetings yearly, can also help create an alert system to warn of oil spills and other disasters.

Officials warn of more big cases to come.

If we now environmentalists warn of a deaf ear will be in the future, by repay.

To indicate or warn of in advance; portend.

Officials warn of China flu peak in next two months.

Thin Thighs Warn of Heart Disease?

And they agreed to form a supervisory group to warn of problems in the world financial system.

Birds sometimes chatter to each other to warn of danger.

I want to warn of self ceaselessly , I want ceaseless effort. Be compared to others even pay more. .

In cable after cable, Americans warn of attempts by an Iranian front company in Malaysia to purchase nuclear components;

But critics warn of a crunch time for the country's banks and a massive consumer bubble

He did however warn of complacency, as "in terms of human lives affected, the numbers are still large, in fact very large. " 12

Republicans warn of voter fraud while Democrats decry voter intimidation,

Chinese economists warn of risks of continued yuan appreciation

Scientists Warn of "Untreatable" Strain of Gonorrhea

US, Australia, Britain Warn of Possible Terrorism at ASEAN Summit

Counsellors warn of dangers ahead if starry-eyed couples don't discuss their visions of the future

Computer Researchers Warn of Powerful New Internet Attacks That Can Overwhelm Web Sites

Experts warn of growing water scarcity in Shanghai

Health Report - Groups Warn of Health Needs in Burma

Clear signs that warn of failure, disaster or defeat

Economists warn of real estate bubble

China's solar companies warn of trade war with EU

They will warn of dire consequences if the quota (13, 500 tonnes in 2010) is reduced by even a kilo: the industry will be left in ruins;