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forewarn about
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forewarn someone about something and forewarn someone of something
to warn someone about someone or something. They forewarned us of your strange behavior. Didn't we forewarn you about Max's problem?
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Identify legitimate but clear signals that will forewarn of change taking place.
How to anticipate wrenching change: CEOs can avoid being blindsided ... by Fuld, Leonard M. / Chief Executive (U.S.)
He said: "A personal message on a card is posted out to surrounding neighbours before I start work to forewarn of possible mess and disturbance.
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Though theses 4-inch-wide patches brighten the underwater landscape, they also forewarn of the spread of coralline lethal orange disease (CLOD), says Diane S.
Killer CLOD strikes Indo-Pacific reefs by Pennisi, Elizabeth / Science News
 
 
 
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