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caveat

noun as in warning

Strongest match

Weak match

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The caveat is that U.S. sales are increasingly tied to what happens in the stock market.

The Guardian also put some caveats in its positive review.

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This applies to all pots, with the caveat that four groups will have two European nations, as there are 16 European qualifiers to be drawn into 12 groups.

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There is a caveat: To be eligible for the credit, it isn’t enough to purchase equipment.

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Although semiconductors, memory chips and other AI infrastructure investments have been hot this year, Liddle said the caveat was that “these are still historically cyclical investments” that have higher risk.

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