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To suppress warnings in PHP 8, you can use the `@` symbol before the code that is generating the warning. However, it is generally not recommended to suppress warnings as they can help identify potential issues in your code. It is better to address the root cause of the warning instead of suppressing it.

Here is an example of how you can suppress a warning in PHP 8:

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@some_function_that_generates_warning();

Please note that using the `@` symbol to suppress warnings can make it harder to debug your code in the future, so it should be used sparingly and only when absolutely necessary.

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