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These recent warnings from international leaders echo those of FBI Director James Comey, who warned last month about the prospect of a "future 9/11" caused by the increased flow of foreign fighters into the Middle East.

It has also prompted the recent warnings from the generals.

The statement echoed recent warnings from computer makers that are Microsoft's leading customers.

Investors, in part, are reacting to recent warnings from a handful of analysts and commentators who say that the bank may need to raise more capital.

Just when you thought it was safe to close your eyes, there has been recent warnings from psychiatrists on the adverse effects of mindfulness meditation.

Despite recent warnings from federal regulators about the California situation, the Clinton-Gore administration has promoted California-style deregulation as a model for the nation.

Just possibly, a recent warning from Osama bin Laden that the Horn of Africa is a "jihadist front", along with Iraq and Afghanistan.

But policy makers have been more focused on fiscal concerns — pushed by a recent warning from Moody's about the country's credit rating — as opposed to finding ways to accelerate the recovery.

CPAG also cited a recent warning from the International Monetary Fund that struggling countries which cut social security payouts and housing subsidies risk doing further damage to their economies.

Tesco dipped 1.5p to 329.6p following weekend reports it had taken a look at Mothercare, up 6% at 289p, six months ago and could rekindle its interest following the recent warning from the childrenswear retailer.

His comments, in an interview with The Independent, echoed a recent warning from David Cameron over the levels of segregation across the country, when he told the Tory conference there were parts of Britain where people never encountered anyone from another culture.