1.   And they point out that most insurance contracts include cautionary language warning consumers of the risks involved in many of the investments.

2.   The administration was careful in wording its statement Monday not to declare the Israeli rocket attacks specifically as excessive, relying rather on cautionary diplomatic language.

3.   The new federal law releases companies from accountability as long as they use cautionary language, he said.

4.   This cautionary language, while potentially worrisome, does not diminish the value of the decision.

5.   To rest before the cautionary language was read, he said, would leave jurors wondering what ever became of the detective.