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• The sign warns away swimmers from the area because of a shipwreck in the area.
• The homes of flu victims were " placarded " to warn away visitors.
• Max is soon furious with the unsavory Trent, whom Caroline warns away from Max.
• Dean is unabashedly cruising area looking for victims, but Charlie is able to warn away the intended target.
• In stormy weather, a tower's lights, intended to warn away airplanes, may mimic the celestial beacons.
• In Ivory Coast, standoffs at one national park led the U . S . Embassy to warn away American tourists.
• Because burrow systems can approach within of each other, burrowing animals warn away rivals using sex-specific seismic signals.
• Inside this Chinese wall in the Chihuahua Desert, a thorny field of 80-foot-high basalt spikes would warn away the curious.
• When cornered or defending their nest male or female geese will try to warn away predators by loudly hissing at them and ruffling their feathers.
• Many other species of nudibranchs are brilliantly colored in order to warn away would-be predators, that is, they have aposematic coloring.
• The story revolves around the cult members'attempt to determine who in their midst is kindling fires on the shore to warn away passing ships.
• These include camouflage, mimicry, toxicity, and color patterns warn away potential predators; many beetles and other insects mimic these chemically protected species.
• It turns out that children are at a dog's teeth level and dogs tend to warn away other dogs by nipping them on the muzzle.
• An open pump, after all, beckons a passing driver; a car left vacant at the pump while the driver pays a cashier warns away potential customers.
• The stainless steel pinnacles will hold beacons to warn away aircraft . They were designed to allow window washing equipment to clean the external facade and cladding above the 88th floor.
• He said the game's " numerous shortcomings will likely warn away all but the most diehard G1 fans ", who are nonetheless " in for a treat ".
• Within the perimeter of the rifle range are two remaining concrete sentry posts, possibly of mid 20th-century origin, where lookouts would warn away walkers when shooting was taking place.
• Investors noted that the low starting price signals the government's hopes to tip the auction in favor of a Kremlin-friendly bidder, and to warn away foreign companies that might have considered taking part.
• Some of the photographers wave wildly at the post-sunrise intruders; others offer exasperating sighs that, in the still of the morning, echo across the sand and warn away the tardy like a coastal foghorn.
• According to the Navy's Central Command Public Affairs, the Navy vessel followed its force protocol by first attempting to warn away the approaching craft with a series of non-lethal procedures using voice, radio, and lights.