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The warning was published in Circulation: Journal of the American Heart Association, as an update to a 2004 scientific statement on air pollution.

East said it was a coincidence that the profit warning was published when the results of the Greek referendum dominated the news.

I was 19 years old when their warning was published and though I understood, in a teenager-y, "Rainforest Rap" sort of way, that humans were messing with the planet, the document freaked me out.

Officials said the intelligence warning was published Oct. 20 in the National Intelligence Digest, a summary of intelligence information that is prepared by the Central Intelligence Agency and distributed every day to about 200 senior Government officials, including Marine Corps officers and United States military commanders in Europe who have specific command over the Marine units in Lebanon.

This warning was published soon after a number of celebrities started to publicise initial coin offerings on their social media accounts.

Rona Jaffe worked on the magazine, and its undergraduate contributors included Edward Gorey, Harold Brodkey, and Adrienne Rich, whose poem "Storm Warnings" was published there.

Once McNamara's warnings were published, many declared that McNamara should have quit in '65, '66 or '67.

Warnings were published about the yellowing of titanium white in oil paints [1, 39 41] possibly creating some reluctance for the use by artists.

Terrorism experts played down the significance of the warning, which was published by two London-based Arabic newspapers, Asharq Al Awsat and Al Hayat, suggesting that the threat was a hoax.

Rachel Carson's more widely heeded warning, "Silent Spring," was published in 1962.

On Saturday, a defiant edition was published warning of the "darkest days" in the history of the press.