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caveat [kav-vee-at] Noun 1. Law a formal notice requesting the court not to take a certain action without warning the person lodging the caveat 2. a caution [Latin: let him beware] caveat a legal notice to beware; a notice placed on file until the caveator can be heard. — caveator, n. — caveatee, n. See also: LawA designator used with a classification to further limit the dissemination of restricted information. ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
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31) The BCI's responsibility is caveated because it is carried out "under [an] inter-agency agreement . Although the demand for SOG to achieve near-term results continued, the authority to conduct operations against North Vietnam was slow in coming and, when granted, was greatly restrained and caveated, to the point of making the mission impossible to fulfill. This seems worth considering, in light of the fact that well after the release of Letter Ruling 9415012, caveated Sec. |
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