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counsel against

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See: admonish, remonstrate, warn


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I would strongly counsel against the voting system for the Scottish Parliament being taken up anywhere else.
As such, he will counsel against too much of the fancy stuff, but after a promising run of performances, even in Saturday's defeat to Peterborough, Turner remains optimistic about his side's chances.
With alcohol education we always speak to the fact that we want to avoid the risk altogether, so we counsel against drinking in any way until you're of age.
 
 
 
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