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The dispute has drawn a warning from Governor Glendening.

An admission by police and prosecutors that the late MP Sir Cyril Smith repeatedly physically and sexually abused children at a Rochdale care home and should have been put on trial has drawn a warning from a solicitor representing his victims that such failures could still occur today.

Some changes could be instituted before the imposition of a consent decree, officials said, including the creation of an early warning system that would track police officers who had drawn a high number of civilian complaints.

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The behaviour of the London market has drawn warnings of a "superbubble" after posting a 17.7% rise in average prices to £458,000 in the year to February.

The New Jersey plan has already drawn a warning shot from federal regulators.

The threat has drawn dire warnings from the government and mainland-Chinese press.

And Mr. Ocalan's death sentence has drawn sharp warnings from European human rights courts and organizations that he must not be executed.

The broad range of the crackdown has drawn condemnations and warnings of government overreach in the wake of the coup attempt.

North Wales Police have issued a warning asking the public to take extra care in the sea as the recent heatwave has drawn many more people to the beach.

The run-ups had drawn repeated warnings from the Federal Reserve in recent months that they would not last.