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31. A Caveat: Are metabolically healthy obese individuals REALLY healthy?

32. Is there a caveat in all this bustle?

33. You're buying a used car? Caveat Emptor.

34. As I have written before, that's quite a caveat.

35. No such caveat applies to Mittal or Arcelor.

36. Caveat: operating system fingerprints are occasionally wrong.

37. SeasonaBle fresh fruits . Please select carefully Caveat emptor.

38. Of course brooms have their caveat too.

39. The defendant entered a caveat.

40. With the caveat about group participation described below.

41. But even this consolation comes with a caveat.

42. However , a caveat must be introduced here.

43. Due diligence will be more onerous, and the whole affair is likely to take much longer, because the purchaser will assume caveat emptor applies.

44. A final caveat or two: Don't ever fall so in love with any fundamental measure that you forget about price; the goal is to buy a great ROIC at a good price.

45. "Guidelines" to emphasize once again that the stock market "caveat emptor " principle.

46. There is one caveat: You don't want to just repeatedly call this function until you hit the rate limit.

47. And then, as my caveat says, there are those instances of overvaluation that are hard to recognize in the same way that overvaluation in the mortgage-backed asset market was tough to see.

48. Ergo: gullible viewers should keep a 24-carat caveat emptor in mind every time they pick up the remote.

49. With or without neuro-scientific breakthroughs[sentencedict.com], some things - such as caveat emptor - never change.

50. Caveat emptor -- and be sure to unit-test thoroughly during development or prototyping.

51. Finally, there's an important caveat you need to remember: once a database has been created or converted to use automatic storage, it cannot be converted to a nonautomatic storage database.

52. All friends may know, in MingYan famous shops or large business super, everyone could see several characters, alcohol and tobacco belong to special goods from ark caveat emptor.

53. Caveat emptor (or venditor) had found a new meaning—as the paper assignats issued by revolutionary France would soon prove.

54. In production code, this probably shouldn't be taken for granted, but for a simple example like this, it's going to be OK 99.99 percent of the time. Caveat emptor.

55. Caveat lector, of course, so much of this is bound to be wrong.

56. (Total savings: $19.35.) One caveat: whole-wheat pasta often has a shorter expiration date, she warns.sentencedict.com

57. With the caveat that almost every figure in this survey is suspect, it can at least be said that the world travel and tourism industry is huge.

58. Basically, no - with one caveat I'll get to later.

59. He added the usual "it's too late now, bucko" caveat, of course, saying: "I certainly don't think people should overreact to this information."

60. I would offer a caveat for those who want to join me in the dual calling.