Even when cautionary language survived, it was often drowned out in the echo chamber of talk shows and the shorthand of newspaper headlines.

Under the bill, those statements could not be used in litigation if they included cautionary language identifying all important factors that could change the outcome.

"In other words, cautionary language, if sufficient, renders the alleged omissions or misrepresentations immaterial as a matter of law."

The cautionary language of Eysenck's interpretation of the evidence made little difference.

"There was no cautionary language associated with it."

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

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

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

All they have to do is to put in what one financial adviser called adequate cautionary language -a disclaimer-and all is cured.

It also found that the White House had at least indirectly influenced the wording of some statements by removing cautionary language.