| That is a disadvantage I am powerless to overcome, unless it be by forewarning and forearming those readers who zealously seek the truth. |
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| We had good collaboration, and as the gentleman mentioned earlier, we had a lot of forewarning, a lot of cancellations. |
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| But at some point in life, you must abandon books, forsake the forewarning words of others, and find out for yourself. |
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| Without notice and forewarning, he had come in at his subjects at a reflex angle. |
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| At the least, get some forewarning before crossing the street at the wrong time and getting hit by a bus, and that sort of thing. |
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| I am forewarning you that this is the most addictive game I have come across since GTA San Andreas. |
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| And that I am forewarning my daughter and her friends that this stuff lasts forever. |
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| Monitoring the machine and forewarning of machine trouble allows you to schedule downtime and ensure jobsite productivity. |
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| Others asked to do their bit in Italian or German on the spot with no forewarning. |
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| Today, there are scientific and technological means of improving production methods, and of forewarning us against misuse. |
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| This is perhaps the first time in human history that we have forewarning, that we have certain messages that such a pandemic may occur. |
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| In such cases, the balance between detection and forewarning and enforcement efforts in Canada becomes crucial. |
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| The forewarning signal normally applies for the entire remainder of the attack. |
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| A mere five years ago, the diagnosis of age-related macular degeneration was forewarning of a gradual descent into total darkness. |
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| Sure you had some forewarning, especially after Rush Limbaugh guaranteed victory. |
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| They irrupt, usually without forewarning, into the orderly progression of the sky. |
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| I often had calls from my own risk managers forewarning me that a senior trader was about to call me to complain about a declined transaction. |
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| This forewarning only serves to emphasize democratic Serbia's dedication to remain a regional source of stability and security in a time of political transformation. |
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| The CT Branch describes its program as striving to maintain the capability to provide timely forewarning of emerging threats and to provide accurate advice with respect to evolving security intelligence requirements. |
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| And I guess I was rather intrigued by your comment that, as a member of the integrated salmon harvest committee, there was no forewarning that the committee was going to be asked to conduct any kind of investigation. |
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| Planning meticulously and forewarning each curator of his intentions, he gained access to instruments, often lying undisplayed in storerooms, which he handled, measured, weighed, photographed, described and drew. |
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| In certain situations the referees can call a free throw against the team in possession also without any prior forewarning signal, e.g. when a player intentionally refrains from trying to utilize a clear scoring chance. |
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| And, of course, often disasters strike without forewarning. |
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| But there does seem to be some forewarning of a logistical crunch looming. |
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| Such an approach also places greater importance on the use of the government's agencies for intelligence gathering and analysis to provide forewarning as to violence escalation and the intentions of extremists groupings. |
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| While recent events have underscored the fact that Canada is not immune from acts of terrorism, CSIS will continue to maintain a forewarning capability to meet our country's evolving security intelligence needs. |
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| As well, community-based social services, particularly health and education, are the first to experience the initial impact of immigration, with no forewarning. |
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| I just want to give the people who are bitter and cynical about the political process a little forewarning that the legislation could very well die. |
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| While the parliamentary secretary made some comments about my lack of knowledge, I believe his lack of publicly acknowledging the move to more open competition is wrong because farmers need forewarning of what is to come. |
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| The 2004-2005 National Requirements direct the Service to continue to maintain a flexible forewarning capability and meet Canada's evolving security intelligence needs by relying on risk management. |
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| Equal speed of diagnosis was the primary reason to monitor the vital signs of patients and provide forewarning of treatment requirements to the hospital. |
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