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> I have been tasked with corporate style guile for Television
> Owner's Manuals.
> In most user manuals, cautions and warnings symbol provide
> important information that advises users that failure to take
> or avoid a specified action could result in loss of data. I
> am wondering which one is usally used for more critical
> message. Is the warning message used for more critical message?
>
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