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In advance of a symposium on Friday about the attack on the Oklahoma City federal building and its current relevance, Mr. Clinton, who was in his first term at the time of the bombing, warned that attempts to incite opposition by demonizing the government can provoke responses beyond what political figures intend.

He warned that attempts to force banks to "ring-fence" their high street operations from the riskier "casino" investment banking businesses would lead to a reduction in the supply of credit to the economy – just at a time when growth is stalling.

his death in 1992, Hayek relentlessly warned that attempts to "reform".

Councils have warned that attempts to restrict the pay of their top officials could end up in the courts.

Meanwhile, in a separate move, the NUT has warned that attempts to shorten school summer holidays and change terms in England could lead to widespread strike action.

But, following what the IMF forecast will be a 4.6% contraction of the economy this year, the Fund warned that attempts to "artificially" stimulate growth should be resisted.

The former top administration official, who has detailed knowledge of such operations, warned that attempting one in Syria would be a "major undertaking".

Yet others, like Assembly Speaker Amien Rais, called federalism "a middle option, a golden way" and warned that attempting to maintain a single, unitary state would cause restive outlying regions to break away entirely.

British military commanders, meanwhile, warn that attempts to eradicate the poppy crop without providing alternative incomes will simply increase hostility to foreign troops and increase support for the Taliban.

Exploring the doodles of the rich and famous is not new, but David Greenberg, who provides the text accompanying this collection, takes a brash approach reminiscent of Twain's introductory notice to "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn": he warns that attempts to ascribe motive, moral or meaning to doodles generally overreach.

Young warns that attempts to include more voices in the political arena can suppress other voices.