The state electricity firm has been giving warnings of blackouts as it struggles to meet big increases in demand.

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Their helmets also relay surround-sound audio alerts, giving directional warnings of incoming missiles.

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But David has gone some way in that, as requested in this Sarah's Law, names that local people could be involved in looking at confidential information, giving proper warnings about them.

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If we are to look for someone to blame we must first establish definitively what the causes are, otherwise we should be blaming the car and coach manufacturers and goodness knows whoelse for not giving health warnings with their products.

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Being able to lap flat out, and being forced to because of the fight with the Red Bulls, McLaren were giving fuel consumption warnings to their drivers as early as the 30th lap - just over half distance.

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But, like the political class, excoriated as it was by last year's parliamentary-expenses scandal, the footballing elite has been chastened by a string of newspaper stings, mostly involving erotic peccadillos, which have lead to noisy warnings of the risks inherent in giving young males more money than they know what to do with (or rather, which they know exactly what to do with).

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