Miranda warning [mıˈrændə ...] N LAW
- Miranda warning Am
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| I | warn |
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| you | warn |
| he/she/it | warns |
| we | warn |
| you | warn |
| they | warn |
| I | warned |
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| you | warned |
| he/she/it | warned |
| we | warned |
| you | warned |
| they | warned |
| I | have | warned |
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| you | have | warned |
| he/she/it | has | warned |
| we | have | warned |
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| they | have | warned |
| I | had | warned |
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| you | had | warned |
| he/she/it | had | warned |
| we | had | warned |
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The state weather bureau has not issued gale warning as fisher folk are safe to venture into the seas.
www.interaksyon.com But first, a trigger warning: this is not the dawning of the Age of Aquarius.
www.vanityfair.com According to the weather bureau, the public can expect rough to very rough seas over the areas included in the gale warning.
newsinfo.inquirer.net Her brother comes to beg her for leniency, but she throws him out, warning she is just getting started.
en.wikipedia.org In early tellings, there is sometimes a commentary warning against greed rather than a pithy moral.
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