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When one of us considers doing something questionable, another student might chime in with a warning, invoking Ms. Knox.
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As election day next Sunday nears, Ms. Merkel is warning her supporters against complacency, invoking a "rude awakening" if the votes do not suffice, despite her personal popularity, to build a desirable coalition in Germany's complex parliamentary system.
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Further, practice that is bound to one mnemonic could prohibit the students from invoking other protocols for example, early warning scores to signal the need for an emergency team response, rather than relying upon obstetric assistance (local doctor).
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