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Senior clerics have also weighed in, warning that tolerating such injustices could endanger Iran's theocracy.

The Ministry of Defence also weighed in, warning that it could be used to make chemical weapons.

Patrick Harvie of the Greens pitched in, warning that environmental powers, such as over fracking, might be pre-empted by Westminster action in the meantime.

Those interrogators have been emphatic in warning that torture doesn't work.

They have joined the central bankers in warning that a weak euro could be bad for inflation and public confidence.

It joins other multinationals, including Procter & Gamble and Pfizer, in warning that a strong greenback could impair future income.

Meanwhile, watchdog groups on the right and left united in warning that voters expect something far better of lawmakers and far more vigilance from Congress.

All the same, Mr. Morgan is not alone in warning that the battle to reduce Britain's debt and deficits is hitting a wall.

Complacency will no longer suffice, especially if experts are right in warning that global warming may increase the intensity of future hurricanes.

But she could join her colleague William Dudley in warning that additional strength in the dollar could have "significant consequences" for the US economy.

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