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4, 2012) (providing an especially prescient, and important, series of insights—some six years ago regarding the issues we still face today regarding equity-market structure); Commissioner Kara M. Stein, Remarks Before Trader Forum 2014 Equity Trading Summit (Feb. 6, 2014) ("the exchange-based SRO model warrants significant reconsideration").

Human genetic modification, whether heritable or not, through the use of mitochondrial transfer and the creation of "three-parent" IVF embryos warrants "significant caution and the imposition of restrictions rather than a blanket prohibition" of the technique to prevent transmission of mitochondrial diseases, the NAS says.

But Facebook's relationships with banks in the current form aren't likely to produce a steep change in ad targeting power that warrants significant heightening of its earning expectations.

Rusty Payne, a spokesman for the DEA of the United States, acknowledged that American weed is moving south by both land and sea—"Every which way, is what we've seen"—but not in a way that warrants significant attention.

When Taylor debated me in 1995 at the University of Wisconsin, he was blunt, "If climate warrants significant solutions, they will be global, majoritarian, and governmental -- all the things the right hates".

Rusty Payne, a spokesman for the Drug Enforcement Administration DEAA) of the United States, acknowledged that American weed is moving south by both land and sea – "Every which way, is what we've seen" – but not in a way that warrants significant attention.

The kind of nearly monochromatic politics that typifies Ferguson isn't necessary to warrant significant concern.

While women are starting more businesses, the majority of those businesses are small in scope and don't rise to the level that would warrant significant investment.

The Bard High School Early College model has been around long enough and has given a first-rate education to enough students to warrant significant expansion and close study to determine just how far this promising innovation might be able to fly.

"The fact is that we acted responsibly, recognizing we lost $7 billion in federal stimulus money, that the economy did not grow significantly enough to warrant significant increases in expenditures," Mr. Silver said.

However, with e-commerce in the country tipped to rocket to $1 trillion by 2019 from $307 billion last year, the pie is clearly large enough to warrant significant investment from players on the fringes, too.