Greece constitutes a cautionary example.

A Cautionary History of US Monetary Tightening

And I would add a cautionary note here, however.

Altaweel's story became a cautionary tale for some, and a source of hope and resilience for others.

And he goes on to say, The landmark Stanford study provides a cautionary tale for all military operations.

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Americans are accustomed to thinking that their country s bitter experience in Vietnam taught certain lessons that became cautionary principles.

A passing knowledge of historical trends might have made for a more cautionary stance see O Rourke and Williamson, 1999.

It maxes out in the 1930s, '40s and '50s, and then it starts slowing down, and here's a cautionary note.

Legal notice

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Notice this.

Short notice.

The notice!

What notice?

Notice what?

You didn't take much notice. You did not take much notice.

Notice to produce

NOTICE OF TERMINATION

Furthermore, notice this

Didn't notice them.

Take no notice.

The dramatic notice.

No, no notice.

The governor's notice!

Did you notice?

Notice the grouping.

Notice anything different?

Where's the notice?

The notice came.

I didn't notice.

I didn't notice.

They won't notice.

I didn't notice.

So, take notice, take a moment to take notice at that time.

Reactions from African bloggers range from cautionary tales from past experiences to lessons that ought to be learned for their own regions.

It's a disconnect notice and in the drawer, you'll find an eviction notice.

B. Notice to participants

Now, notice what happens.

Notice, they're opposites now.

Did you notice something?

You didn't notice it?

Now, notice, something interesting