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South Korean officials caution against interpreting Mr. Kim's reported comments as a signal the North is ready to come back to the talks.

And when one of you falls down he falls for those behind him, a caution against the stumbling stone.

But until now he has generally been a voice of caution against legislation to try to force Beijing to act.

Some trade skeptics caution against making too much of the link between the economic crisis and protectionism.

We don't know all the answers yet, and I would caution against jumping to conclusions until we have all the facts.

Second, Pigou and Keynes (as well as the other signatories) caution against both private sector and public sector austerity.

Non-governmental organisations caution against liberalisation lest Africans be taken advantage of by unscrupulous westerners.

Still, analysts caution against making too much out of one- or two-day movements in the yuan.

This buildup led Eisenhower to caution against the misplacement of power and influence of the military.

People close to the Obama's transition team caution against exaggerated expectations related to the stimulus plan.

It wished, therefore, to caution against any reliance on extra-budgetary resources for cooperation activities within WIPO.

Some analysts, however, caution against reading too much into the banks' strong profits.

The French government and several key European finance officials counseled caution against jumping to conclusions about the case.

She does, however, caution against downshifting to a rural location until you have thought through the ramifications (see panel).

Still, economists caution against interpreting these figures to mean that defaulting boosts growth.

But specialists in international money flows caution against relying too heavily on these statistics.

The results so far are encouraging but also preliminary, and researchers caution against reading too much into these small-scale studies.

Strategists caution against natural-gas and alternative-energy plays, however.

But this special report will caution against relying on linear extrapolation from recent growth rates.

Some analysts caution against investing in frontier markets altogether.

The findings support caution against the overuse of CT scans and other medical technologies that use radiation.

Despite the findings, the researchers caution against bingeing on dark bonbons .

Many caution against overly simplistic conclusions.

But medical experts caution against the belief that it is a surefire cure.

But the more circumspect caution against overestimating China's strategic and political role in the Middle East.

When using hot water, take extra caution against the possibility of burns.

But all stress diplomacy and sanctions to dissuade it from bomb-building, and caution against a rush to war.

We do caution against making any general conclusions about the utility (or lack thereof) of inheritance.

Experts caution against being too hasty in changing jobs because in today's times it can leave a bad impression that you are money-hungry.

But he also urged caution against assuming the findings would apply to humans.

Nevertheless, some experts caution against jumping to conclusions based on Vasey's results.

Dr. Hensrud and other experts caution against loading up on supplements to add vitamins and minerals to the diet.

I would caution against getting too involved.

Van Loon defied his doctor's caution against overwork in order to chair a division of the National War Fund.

The study was very careful to caution against eating too much chocolate, however.

Estate planners and doctors caution against making life-and-death decisions based on money.

Take caution against falling objects, such as signs and broken windows.

[2] Lindsey went on to caution against undue optimism about the continuation of this trend toward greater prosperity: