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caution 1. Law chiefly Brit a formal warning given to a person suspected or accused of an offence that his words will be taken down and may be used in evidence 2. a notice entered on the register of title to land that prevents a proprietor from disposing of his land without a notice to the person who entered the caution How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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While cautioning against overgeneralizing the Amaranth situation when looking at the rest of the hedge fund industry, Mungovan said as the market grows, hedge fund managers and traders may be tempted to take ever-greater risks in light of their track record of big returns. Cautioning against proliferation, Carter concluded: "A world armed with nuclear weapons could be a terrible legacy of the wrong choices. For Kaplan, the Bush administration is either "reckless or clueless" Berman now recalls that even while championing the invasion he was cautioning against the president's "rhetoric, ignorance, and Hobbesian brutishness" and declaring himself "'terrified' at the dangers [Bush] was courting. |
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