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But George van Horn of IbisWorld, a research group, warns that although such features may boost sales, they will cut into margins because they are expensive to make.

The Times warns that although devolution "is a good idea" there is a risk that it "merely scotches the snake of nationalism rather than kills it".

He warns that although technological and scientific developments are exciting, governments and businesses need to consider the unintended consequences and cumulative effect of change, including job losses.

The committee warns that "although the government has signed up to the idea of integration, little action has taken place to date.

Mark Griffiths, a professor of gambling studies at Nottingham Trent University, warns that although problem gambling in Britain is low at present (less than 1% of adults suffer from it), the rate is likely to rise as casinos open.

Mr Moynihan warns that although the drugs have so far failed, more are in the pipeline and claims that "the drug industry shows no signs of abandoning plans to meet the unmet need it has helped to manufacture".

But the governor of Bangkok, Sukhumbhand Paribatra, warned that although the situation had not become critical, "It is not safe yet".

But experts warn that although these estimates can be useful in predicting the risk for large populations, they do not work very well for individuals.

Be warned that although it's a relaxed place, it can get kind of noisy – youth hostels have moved on, but youth itself is resistant to change.

The RAC has warned that although it helped members in France find fuel last week, this kind of rescue will no longer be possible.

It warned that although the fiscal outlook for the next decade or so is bright and getting brighter, the picture over the longer run remains troubled, even dire.