And Mr. Dimon alluded to concerns about the business in a memo to employees this week.
He alluded to concerns about the introduction of rules requiring a ringfence to be erected between high street operations and investment banking units, but was not specific when asked about the bank's preparations for the rules.
Signed by such prominent donors as Haim Saban and Steve Rattner, the letter alluded to concerns they had about Mrs. Pelosi's recent remarks on the ways that the superdelegates might weigh in, as Mr. Obama leads in the pledged delegates from the caucuses and primaries that have occurred across the country.
While Mr Clegg praised the islands as vibrant, innovative and well-known he alluded to concerns held by his party colleagues over how the islands operated separately from the UK.
He was alluding to concerns that arose in 2001 when The Los Angeles Times reported that intrusions into the network that controlled the electrical grid were traced to someone in Guangdong Province, China.
The Times riposted that "there is something essentially funny in the implications of a hotel conducted exclusively for women". A subsequent letter-writer, alluding to concern about prostitution, observed that some regular hotels barred women arriving after 6 p.m. unless they came with a trunk.
Besides, the respondents did neither mention (potential) distributional issues regarding personalized preventive measures nor did they allude to concerns of data protection, right to know/not to know or potential (genetic) discrimination regarding personalized therapeutic measures.
Snowden alluded to "very concerning statements made by our new president-elect", but expressed optimism that the US will survive it.
In his remarks, General Ozkok alluded to those concerns, and sent a terse warning to the Kurds of northern Iraq.
Mr. Gates has alluded to his concern that intelligence agencies might miss signals that Iran was taking the final steps toward producing a weapon.
Judge Lohier alluded to this concern, and added some levity to the proceedings, when he posed a hypothetical to Mr. Conley, the lawyer for S.E.C.
