Even the pro-Brexit activists who warned one another on polling day to mark their crosses with a pen so that MI5 would not be able to erase their votes, were in a way expressing a perverse pride in the domination of Britain's spookocracy.
We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause you". But in a development that will deepen the embarrassment of Amazon and Bibliofind, a British internet news website claimed yesterday to have evidence that the company had been warned on at least one occasion that its defences may have been violated.
The employee was warned "on more than one occasion to cease [the] behavior but [the employee] continued to conduct unauthorized searches".
Benitez said Flynn, whom she has feuded with publicly for years, has aggressively sought her ouster and had even warned her on one occasion that she would lose her job.
"If I have to talk to you again," Mrs. Pitts warns one on the third day of school.
Davutoğlu warned on Tuesday that "no one can expect Turkey to adhere to its commitments" if the new visa rules are not implemented by June.
Half of those lives could be saved, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (Nice) said, if patients and their doctors used the guidance, which has taken three years to develop, on symptoms that could warn of one of 37 cancers.
A few hours after telling Radio Derby that he would take action against errant MPs, Cameron was warned on his mobile phone that one grandee had made an extraordinary claim that could imperil his entire modernisation of the party.
"If we wait for threats to fully materialize, we will have waited too long," Mr. Bush warned on a brilliant June morning, in one of his first uses of the formulation he repeated until United States forces rolled toward Baghdad.
Technology "is wreaking havoc on our children," warned one former Facebook employee.
