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In response, American embassies were warned to take precautions.

Trainers were warned to take their horses off steroids immediately because the drugs can stay in a horse's system for as long as 60 days.

On Tuesday afternoon residents in Neath and Abermain, near Cessnock in the NSW Hunter Valley, were warned to take shelter as 80 firefighters assisted by water-dropping aircraft fought two fires in the area.

Fans – who bought the remaining 40,000 tickets this week after the NFL threatened to prohibit local TV from airing the game if the team was unable to sell out – were warned to take extra precautions, such as dressing in layers and sipping warm drinks.

Drivers were warned to take care on the route near Bathgate because of a large pothole on the westbound carriageway.

Throughout much of the Gulf Coast of the United States, vessels and ships were warned to take precautions and remain in port.

The Environment Agency has also issued 146 flood warnings, where people have been warned to take immediate action, and 121 flood alerts.

Dr. MacLaren said she wished she had been warned to take doxycycline before her trip.

Businesses have been warned to take decorations down and authorities have stepped up spot checks across the capital.

I would carry on taking the painkillers, but I was warned to take no more because I've already taken far too many.

Motorists are being warned to take extra care today, when the snow that has brought chaos to Yorkshire and the East Midlands gives way to icy conditions.