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Earlier this season, a Downton episode carried a warning for viewers about potentially disturbing scenes.
Lt Gen Graeme Lamb, former head of UK special forces, said the playbook carried a warning for current military strategy.
Another discomfited backbencher, Edward Leigh, struck a note that carried a warning for Mr. Cameron, who spoke openly of his support for gay marriage almost as soon as he became the Conservative leader in 2005.
For all of the potential excitement of a Mets-Yankees series, there is a game like the one at Shea, where 43,610 fans, including many innocent, impressionable youngsters, were subjected to a horror show that in movie theaters would have been rated R, if not NC-17, and on television would have carried a warning for viewers to watch at their discretion.
With roots in fantasy, romanticism, and medieval stories, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari is also intensely modern, and, like the best science fiction, carries a warning for the future.
The reconstruction is faithfully and meticulously undertaken, but is certainly not bed-time reading, any more than "Hell in the Pacific", whose stomach-turning narrative should carry a warning for the faint of heart.
Reflecting what other members described as a widespread feeling – one that carries a warning for Labour MPs critical of him – she said: "I am a little disappointed at the minute that MPs are not trying to work with Corbyn".
The real battle-line in the culture wars is not between pro-Americans and anti-Americans; it is between two groups of patriots who have very different ideas about what makes America America (with the regional battle-lines, incidentally, bearing some similarity to those in the civil war).This carries a warning for two very different sorts of people.
"One common argument is that parents are able to make better choices for their children," Walters says, "but that doesn't always happen". New America's Carey says the statewide studies carry a warning for DeVos not merely because they undermine the case for choice-driven academic improvement.
Several handbooks carry a warning for hyperosmolar products.
