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This is really just a cautionary tale.

He offers his own "hectic" life as a cautionary tale.

Japan offers a cautionary tale on the risks of infrastructure-based stimulus.

A cautionary note: The body posesses exquisite systems which accurately regulate body sodium.

When we began work on our Age of Unicorns cover forFortune, one internal conversation was about cautionary tales.

The industry's cautionary example is the animated film "Thru the Moebius Strip," about a young boy who travels to a distant galaxy to rescue his father.

In his artist's statement on the Super Columbine website, Ledonne says he created the game as a kind of cautionary tale.

That is now routinely cited as a cautionary tale against premature fiscal tightening since it was followed by a steep recession.

Often seen as a cautionary tale about the breakdown of civilization, the book details "the end of innocence, the darkness of mans heart" and the horrific possibilities that lie within us all.

As a pre-cautionary measure, we verify that rootvg is now mirrored, include the new disk in the boot list and create a new boot image for the mirrored volume group.

It is a cautionary tale.

I enjoyed your post and have tweeted because I think it's an important cautionary tale.

D. and data scientist, the book is a hyper-informed cautionary tale about the wonders of Big Data.

No doubt the developments are scary, but the crisis may serve more as a cautionary tale than the big game-changer over nuclear power.

The study did sound a cautionary note, saying that findings should be interpreted with care because the survey was 'self-selecting', because participants in a good mood were more likely to respond.

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Her experiences provide a cautionary tale(= a warning)for us all.

They should also inform their customers direct of the need for pre - cautionary measures e. g. on monthly statements, and display alert messages prominently on their transactional websites.

In her conclusion, the author sounds a cautionary note.

There is also the cautionary tale that straw is the worst material from which to build a house, particularly if you are a pig with a hungry Wolf around.

The first cautionary lesson from these unseemly goings-on is that America's corporate-governance mess is still, alas, unresolved.