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warning

[wawr-ning] / ˈwɔr nɪŋ /




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I received a credit warning about a three-month overdue payment on a credit card held by my wife, with me listed as an authorized user.

From MarketWatch

Many of the detected substances are included under Proposition 65, suggesting that hair extensions may warrant clearer warnings and closer regulatory scrutiny.

From Science Daily

Its rise in sales comes as the company, alongside rivals like Nestle, remains embroiled in a series of infant formula recalls that have triggered 60 countries to issue warnings or pull labels off the shelf.

From The Wall Street Journal

Given saturated ground in many parts of the UK and flood warnings, mainly in England, the risk of flooding will remain a concern well in to March.

From BBC

Europe, however, has seen two major storms in a week and a large amount of heavy snow combined with strong winds, leading to high avalanche warning levels across an unusually large part of the Alps.

From BBC