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give cause for

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It says one of them carried documents that "may give cause for concern.
At the bottom, Southampton's off-field problems give cause for concern and Blackpool will keenly feel the loss of Gorkss and Wes Hoolahan.
However, there are certain elements of the Commission's proposals, particularly those relating to Articles 2(6) and 12 of the recast Regulation, that give cause for concern as they appear to significantly narrow the Regulation's scope and focus in key areas.
 
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