Carfilzomib is not actually contraindicated in cardiopathic patients but anecdotic reports suggest a warning in elderly patients.
Yet, the survey of faculty -- which the organizations say is the only bit of data on the use of trigger warnings in academe -- suggests a trigger warning policy for professors would actually be an anomaly.
That phrase — deranged friends and relations — in the context of British comedy immediately suggests a code orange warning from the Department of Homeland Cliché.
This suggests a potential early warning system using these models with a lead time within this delay period (21).
Philip Verleger, an oil specialist at the Institute of International Economics in Washington, is more cautious: The Saudi tilt, he suggests, is a warning that the West would be well advised to curb carbon in ways less likely to provoke confrontation.
The story of their interlinked fates, she suggests, is a warning.
I'd suggest: A formal warning, then if repeated the player is: (i) barred from bowling again in the session, if a bowler; (ii) barred from fielding close to (i.e. made to field in the deep) if a close catcher.
Sixth, the government further argues that Moran's effort to place the unauthorized copy into a video cassette package displaying a label on its spine and an FBI warning label suggests a sinister motivation.
And because they tend to be held by riskier borrowers with fewer credit options, they offer a window into the deteriorating finances of some of the most distressed Americans, perhaps suggesting an early warning of deeper problems ahead for general credit cards.
Among the alternatives the court suggested were a warning that he would be cited for contempt if the practices continued, an actual citation for contempt, filing of a complaint with the grievance committee of the state bar, and taking action to prevent him from practicing again in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Florida.
