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counsel against

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See: admonish, remonstrate, warn


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We would, however, counsel against very short term (six month) leases as occupiers will often remain in occupation after the end date and serious security of tenure issues can arise.
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Analyst Martin Deboo said: "Cadbury is off to a strong start in its turnaround, but we counsel against over-extrapolation of [its recent] first-half numbers.
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