"I think the Senate would be well advised to focus on the Senate's work and the House would be well advised to focus on the House's work," Goodlatte said.
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They are very well advised ... And your point being?
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Today's Republicans would be well advised to follow their example.
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He might be well advised to avoid traveling to America.
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You would have been well-advised to follow the instructions posthaste.
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The president would be well advised to stay out of it.
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He would be well advised to secure a new way of thinking.
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Observers would be well-advised to listen carefully to what she says.
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President Trump would be well advised not to take to that bait.
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I wanted to try a Superman punch, which was not well advised.
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E.S.L. learners and others are well advised to work on their pronunciation.
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Overall, market participants would be well advised to keep expectations in check.
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North Korea would be well advised to take this offer of talks seriously.
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The unpopular President Trump would be well advised to stay out of it.
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Those who lack it are well advised to find other virtues to cultivate.
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Trump would be well advised to take a separate and more aggressive approach.
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Yes, for this visit to hell, you'd be well advised to pack sunglasses.
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If you might be, you'd be well advised to talk to a lawyer.
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Both presidential candidates would be well-advised to refrain from attacks on the Fed.
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And therefore lawyers are well-advised to be very careful with hurling those accusations.
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Mr Sebestyen would have been well advised to shape his narrative around this theme.
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" The CEO seemed to be taken aback, responding: "We feel like we're well advised.
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Like the manager, the producers would be well advised to just let Ginny pitch.
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That strategy may be well-advised, given the apparent retrenchment in the worldwide wearables market.
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But business schools might be well advised not to become too reliant on this funding.
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Elected officials would be well advised to keep these examples of local ingenuity in mind.
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But members of Congress would be well advised to write their condemnation in their own words.
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And the Trump administration would be well-advised to be careful with any mission accomplished rhetoric.
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"They would be well advised not to interfere with coalition forces or our partners," he said.
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"Everyone is well advised to cooperate with the state institutions and to create transparency," she said.
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Policymakers intent on boosting the sputtering U.S. growth rate are well advised to look at regulation.
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Foreign executives and politicians would be well advised to plan for a more China-centric world.
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Classical performers and venues are well advised to be rethinking inherited strictures of the recital hall.
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Even in narrowly partisan terms, Democrats would be well advised to keep listening to their base.
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In that pursuit, he would be well advised to work towards reforming the criminal justice system.
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"I don't think we'd be well advised to issue threats from Europe," Steinmeier said in Berlin.
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Guests are well-advised to make a dinner reservation at Tullibee when they reserve their room.
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So Boston may have been well-advised to try to upgrade from Mr Thomas to Mr Irving.
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Biden would be well-advised to run with a younger, dynamic and strongly progressive female running mate.
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Maybe. Certainly Democrats will be well advised to hammer Mr. Trump's betrayal of the working class nonstop.
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Amateurs are well advised to cook the cheese in a small cast-iron pan over the coals.
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They would be well-advised, however, to spend more time in the inland parts of the state.
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Trump is leaving private-sector risks largely up to the private sector, which is probably well-advised.
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When listening to Drake, the ear of the female listener is well-advised to hear what's not there.
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"The Syrian regime would be well advised not to interfere with coalition forces or our partners," said Capt.
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But they would be well advised to relocate their lobbying resources to the center of EU politics now.
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Morgan Stanley's lesson is one Goldman's chief executive, Lloyd Blankfein, would be well advised to take to heart.
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The desserts however, were delicious, so a nightcap and fruit cobbler at the bar would be well advised.
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Whether or not Soleimani deserved his fate, was the timing — the decision to kill him now —well advised?
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The new administration would be well advised to come to grips with their new reality sooner than later.
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Washington would also be well advised to have a serious talk with Germany – unless it wants to lose Europe.
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"The wealthy and well-advised will benefit disproportionately from these errors of oversight and haste," write the tax scholars.
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"I think Zuckerberg would be well advised to appear at the Parliament out of respect for Europeans," she said.
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They, too, would be well advised to stick to what they do best and trade for what they want.
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"Any leader who knows that letters are going in is well advised to make themselves more popular," he said.
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"I think we're well advised to be cautious about how we use diagnostic language for public figures," she said.
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But in today's media environment, a show this bland is well-advised not to sign a long-term lease.
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The Trump campaign would be well-advised to believe that every word in this press release is exactly right.
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The study's authors suggested that media companies grappling with diversity problems would be well advised to start behind the camera.
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Wouldn't both America and Britain have been well advised to espouse such a political line over the past two years?
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Our research in Iowa shows that public employee unions would be well advised to return to that kind of model.
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China would not be well advised to take this leaf from American declinists and the hordes of their foreign followers.
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" The alliance, Mr. Steinmeier said, would be well advised "not to deliver up any excuses for a new, old confrontation.
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Whether one of these paths or some hybrid is chosen, the administration would be well-advised to do four things.
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A common argument against lowering the voting age is that younger voters are incapable of making a well-advised decision.
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The former White House official said that the Miers example was one that Jackson would be well-advised to copy.
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While emerging economies should certainly hope for a smoother environment, they would be well advised not to plan for that.
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They say he is unusually knowledgeable about industry, well-advised by Western-educated staff and knows what investors want to hear.
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If the proposed changes take effect, most victims of campus sexual assault would be well-advised to avoid pursuing disciplinary action.
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Polizos would be well-advised to research an issue before coming to the defense of Greece's false, racist, and indefensible position.
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President Trump would be well advised to select a justice who believes in precedent and who would not overrule Roe v.
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At a time of crisis, economic policymakers are well advised to hope for the best but to plan for the worst.
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"We are all well advised to now say we're pressing the reset button," he said, calling accession talks a "diplomatic fiction".
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McConnell and Ryan would be well advised to support today the bipartisan protection for Mueller that is now on the table.
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Collins says the president and his aides haven't contacted her about impeachment and are well-advised to continue the radio silence.
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So it's just a technique for doing what both Buddhist philosophy says is well-advised and what, in a certain sense to me, evolutionary psychology says is well-advised, which is don't take your feelings too seriously, especially certain feelings which are manifestly misleading, which manifestly cloud your vision and keep you from seeing the world clearly.
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"The US would be well advised to bear in mind that our repeated warning is not merely an empty word," he said.
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Nonetheless, the strong association shows that forecasters would be well-advised to try to incorporate "digital enthusiasm", however measured, into their models.
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As soon as it's over, you'd be well advised to dig through the blog's archive for the music of similarly minded freaks.
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Instead of spending too much time debating this question, they would be well-advised to attend to their homework with renewed dedication.
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To avoid the worst effects of the terrible twos, the president would be well advised to heed the lessons of the past.
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"I think Republicans would be well advised to get ready" for midterms amid the possibility of a Democratic wave, says @TomColeOK04 pic.twitter.
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If Trump shares his mother's fondness for the Queen's ceremonial role in British life, he would be well advised to respect her protocol.
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This has transformed the character of government, from a semblance of well-advised policymaking to a relentless effort to fulfil presidential campaign promises.
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In his efforts to heal the divide, Mr Frey would be well advised to work closely with Mr Carter, who faces similar challenges.
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It is irrefutably in the national interest that we continue to do so – and other countries would be well advised to take note.
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One worry is that I think the most fertile source of genuinely new ideas is graduate students being well advised in a university.
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All of this would suggest that the Trump administration would be well advised to resist the temptation of beating up on the IMF.
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In a challenging market, investors will be well advised to be highly selective in their investments and focus on the quality of leadership.
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Clinton would be well advised to draw attention to these facts and not cede a fallacious, but nevertheless appealing, argument to Mr. Trump.
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If Mr. Orban is staking his future on the Bannon strategy, he'd be well advised to remember that Mr. Bannon doesn't always win.
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He would be well advised to go for it all and call for the voters to make a clear choice before the convention.
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This is why Trump would be well-advised to keep his rhetorical battles in front of the public and out of legal circles.
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Certainly, the senators who are contemplating a run for the party's presidential nomination in 2020 would be well-advised to support the filibuster here.
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Taking a broader view, when Foolography is able to bring these products to market, the camera manufacturers would be well-advised to pay attention.
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The upshot of all this: The 37 percent top rate is just a sticker-price for the wealthy and well-advised, up for negotiation.
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" It added: "In the meantime, companies in the business of streaming digital video are well advised to think carefully about customer notice and consent.
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"I think President-elect Trump would be well advised to broaden the circle of people he consults in making these appointments," Mr. Burns said.
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He said any player who competed or slept in St. Petersburg would be well advised to start reducing exposure to light long before bedtime.
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Trump would be well advised to focus on the good news of the economy, the booming jobs market and his recent successes on trade.
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The well advised corporation will collect its tax credits and deductions here at home, but will employ the law to recognize its income overseas.
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Trump's caution is well advised, but he should know that the Catalan separatist movement offers significant opportunities for U.S. foreign policy, with few risks.
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He is in the meantime going to be well advised to make nice with the man whose ambitions he tried so hard to thwart.
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"We would be well advised to stick with the nuclear umbrella that has long provided us with security," she said of the NATO shield.
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And the people operating them would be well advised to have an understanding of the legal and safety implications of what they are up to.
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G-20 leaders would be well advised to do some preemptive ghost-busting and exorcise the mounting protectionist forces that may gain ground after November.
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He would be well advised to invite the all-powerful German chancellor to the "long lunch" he has scheduled in Brussels with the French president.
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"The Syrian regime would be well advised not to do things that place [anti-IS coalition forces] at risk," said Jeff Davis, a Pentagon spokesman.
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They would be well advised instead to put their energies behind the many brave Iranians who seek to build a brighter future under new leadership.
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And like that time around, if somebody were to suggest that they're going to need a bigger boat, everyone would be well advised to listen.
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"The county would be well-advised to stop making excuses, and to complete its obligations under the consent decree with diligence and dispatch," it added.
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Next time a political party wants to host a debate, it would be well advised to hire a high school debate teacher to oversee it.
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Elizabeth Warren and Joe Biden, both of whom, you write, use the song at rallies, would be well advised to cull it from their playlists!
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Democratic candidates in the 2018 midterm elections and Democratic candidates in the 2020 presidential campaign would be well-advised to wholeheartedly support Medicare for all.
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Republicans — and all Americans — would be well-advised to warn President Trump, publicly and privately, that he stands on dangerous legal, constitutional and political ground.
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Peter Thiel would be well advised to do the same, because if you don't acknowledge the rise of the rest, you might just get left behind.
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Salman would be well advised to take a more nuanced approach next time around; and Ban to stand up for the values he claims to promote.
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So the company would have been well advised to have carried out a privacy impact assessment — to ensure the changes it's making were compliant with GDPR.
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Stodgy Western banks keen to prove they can do fintech would be well advised to study DBS, a Singaporean bank with a market value of $51bn.
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The U.S. would be well advised to make a quick trade deal with China and to tone down its gratuitous and counter-productive anti-Chinese rhetoric.
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However, before we go traipsing onto the battle ground, the Trump Administration would be well advised to take a crash course in the art of sanctions.
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Trump can't win in that arena and would be well-advised to stay out of it, for his own good and that of the First Amendment.
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"The president does have a tendency to lash out, and I think in this case he would be well advised to try to temper that," Sen.
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Instead of dusting off copies of The Managerial Revolution, conservatives like Continetti and Douthat would be well advised to look outside the National Review circle for guidance.
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"He would have to be very careful, and he would be well-advised to say nothing," University of Virginia law professor George Yin said, referring to Neal.
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Instead of looking the other way, we might be well advised to open the books and examine how these officials were running their shops well before 2016.
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In the period ahead, May would be well advised to remember that the U.K.'s current account deficit makes it uncomfortably dependent on foreigners for its funding.
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Republicans today would be well advised to follow the Watergate precedent and vote to authorize an impeachment investigation of President Donald Trump by the House Judiciary Committee.
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In places such as Ohio, presidential candidates would be well advised to focus on how to produce American jobs and a better standard of living for workers.
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If hitters wanted to get to him, they were well-advised to swing early before Seaver tuned up his curve and that live snake of a fastball.
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While South Beach, Miami Beach, Brickell, and Wynwood regularly draw droves of tourists, there's another area you'd be well-advised to seek out, and that's Coconut Grove.
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If Mayor Bill de Blasio is genuinely concerned about making streets safer, he would be well advised to deploy more traffic police to rigorously enforce existing laws.
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Merkel would thus be well advised to announce an initiative in her Harvard speech aimed at reviving American engagement with the nation at the heart of Europe.
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The owner of the Golden Lion would be well-advised to smoke a big, fat joint on the next April 20, not that he would deserve it.
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"We are well-advised and know what our options are, and we have not eliminated any of those options," Broadcom Chief Executive Hock Tan told Reuters last week.
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"Anyone who wants to deal with (North Korea) would be well advised to secure a new way of thinking after having clear understanding of it," the statement said.
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As to the Huawei Mate X foldable phone, the company would be well advised to hold off from releasing it until it has its full Android privileges restored.
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At the same time as they tweak tax rates to stimulate the economy, governments would be well advised to overhaul the whole basis on which they are set.
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"Turkey understands that in principle Europe is the most reliable and predictable neighbor they have, and they are well advised to have a good relationship," he told reporters.
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In the meantime, if publishing wants to survive as an industry, they would be well advised not to keep publishing un-adapted electronic versions of wood-pulp books.
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There are plenty of risks involved with a drug whose provenance you can never be completely sure of, so users would still be well-advised to tread cautiously.
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As for Pennsylvania, Mr. Wolf would be well advised to name a new environmental boss who shares Mr. Quigley's values if not his penchant for ill-tempered emails.
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"The U.S. would be well-advised to change its current method of calculation and respond to our request as soon as possible," the official said in the statement.
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"Going forward, everyone is well advised to be cautious and you see that reflected in our expectations for the fourth quarter," Chief Executive Mark Schneider said on Thursday.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency and the national and international disaster response apparatus would be well advised to become passingly aware of the local context of their work.
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The new administration and new Congress would be well-advised to combine the two efforts into one comprehensive package to reduce inequality and promote social mobility across generations.
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But astonishment has been quite common in response to events over the past couple of years, so investors would be well-advised to rule out nothing, however outlandish.
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And yet they would be well advised to agree on three points: opposition to nationalism, to further deregulation of the economy and to the gutting of social services.
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But policymakers would be well-advised to consider some preliminary lessons: First, while much progress has been made, much more remains to be done to harden energy infrastructure.
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"These rioters would be well advised that it would be childish to underestimate the capacity of the police to halt violence," the paper said in an online article.
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Democrats lining up to challenge incumbent Republican President Donald Trump would be well advised to heed the lesson meted out on Thursday to Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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"The wealthy and well-advised are going to have a field day with all the loopholes created by this bill," N.Y.U.'s Lily Batchelder said yesterday on Twitter.
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With the risk-to-reward ratio having shifted so much in favor of the former, Short and Welford would have been well advised to shutter Southeastern Two that summer.
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They make it harder for Democrats to achieve the urgent mission of regaining control of the House, and would be well-advised to keep their concerns behind the scenes.
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"Airbus would be well advised not to fall back into past mistakes and to contribute to the clearing of the allegations with more seriousness and less emotion," he added.
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DONALD TRUMP Mr. Trump might be well advised to stop spending time in states he is not going to win and courting voters who are unlikely to support him.
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Firms would be well advised to maintain detailed documentation on those opportunities declined as a critical part of their suite of evidence on a positive compliant culture in action.
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Most day-to-day users would be well advised to stay away from the Developer channel, since it receives updates as they're built and is quite likely to contain bugs.
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This is so important that Trump would be well-advised to drastically cut whatever the waiting period presidents-elect traditionally use to announce these appointments and make them almost immediately.
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They might be well-advised to consider whether the targets of the resulting policies are any guiltier than those accused of consorting with Satan just a few hundred years ago.
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With nightclubs and restaurants apparently becoming focal points for terror attacks, the sad reality is that those in the service industry would be well advised to prepare for the worst.
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Investors, when thinking of investing in Asian real estate, would be well advised not to shoot for the stars and rather take a close look at opportunities in mezzanine debt.
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Yet the fact that she, too, was duped — and that the buyers would have been well advised to make their own inquiries — doesn't mean she bears no moral burden here.
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"The Syrian regime would be well advised not to interfere with coalition forces or our partners," he said, adding that the United States had the right to defend its troops.
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The objections to Mr. Whitaker's appointment highlight why it may be bad policy to permit such an appointment — and why Congress may be well advised to so modify the law.
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"If you're well advised by great lawyers, which they are, as much as you always don't want a fire to happen, you really don't want one right now," Ellias says.
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He would be well-advised to change the subject to more favourable turf, such as America's strong economic performance or the confirmation of scores of conservative federal judges on his watch.
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As CBO's coverage estimates are making media headlines, lawmakers – and taxpayers – are well advised to consider the uncertainty of the estimates, which CBO itself acknowledges on page 3 of its report.
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"Anyone who wants to deal with the DPRK would be well advised to secure a new way of thinking after having clear understanding of it," the spokesman said, according to KCNA.
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Congress has not acted over that long time despite the States' good faith efforts, and thus South Dakota is well advised to appeal to the Supreme Court at Justice Kennedy's invitation.
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In responding to the coronavirus epidemic's threat to the U.S. and global economies, policymakers would be well advised not to underestimate the global economic damage likely to flow from that epidemic.
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Governments in countries where underweight children are still common would be well-advised to help families obtain—and learn to like—food that will not simply replace one nutritional problem with another.
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That could raise the specter of stagflation in the U.K. May might also be well advised to recall that Thatcher's intransigence on the poll tax issue proved to be her political undoing.
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Speaker Ryan and Majority Leader McConnell would be well advised to keep this in mind as they plot out the few months remaining before the midterm election cycle gets into full swing.
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With all of the uproar about political meddling during the 2016 election season, if our policymakers find the practice so abhorrent, perhaps they would be well advised to abstain from it themselves.
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Fortunately, TARC teams are well advised by mentors from the National Association of Rocketry and TARC's industry partners, companies that recognize and embrace the importance of developing the next generation of talent.
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With Puerto Rico at an inflection point as it considers the possibility of a completely new power sector model amid its rebuilding efforts, it would be well advised to learn from Hawaii's experience.
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Their Bandcamp and Soundcloud pages have become essential listening for anyone invested in the ways music from across the world can interact, you'd be well advised to go check out all of it.
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"We cannot, each of us, study all aspects of the past, and intellectual historians may be well advised to leave many inventions, such as stirrup or grist mill, to other specialists," she wrote.
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"Leaders would be well-advised to be very clear about if they want their employees to at least take some time each day to disconnect and reconnect with their real lives," said Becker.
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The electorate can get a sense of candidates' priorities and values by listening carefully to their platforms, but voters would be well advised to keep other factors in mind when pulling the lever.
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This most recent example of Cohen's invocation of his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination (which is, by the way, a well-advised and predictable response to his civil case), bears that out.
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But as appraisal litigation spread, companies in M&A deals were reassured by the weight Chancery judges seemed to be willing to give to deal prices achieved in well-run, well-advised sales.
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"It was made clear that Pakistan would be well advised to ensure that no harm comes to the Indian defense personnel in its custody," India's Foreign Ministry said, after summoning a Pakistani diplomat.
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"We are well advised not to intervene with the bank on a daily basis," Merkel told an event at Germany's foreign ministry when asked about the wisdom of the ECB's accommodative monetary policy.
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"We are well advised and know what our options are, and we have not eliminated any of those options," said Tan, who has pulled off a string of deals over the past decade.
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And that is why countries like Germany, which tolerate more rigid restrictions on public discourse, would be well-advised to fight the spread of hate speech and fake news with pedagogy rather than censorship.
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Politicians who want the votes of this group would be well-advised to pay attention to their concerns — and to put all their efforts into passing bills that can relieve the scourge of addiction.
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"I feel that the voices in American society who desperately want to see climate solutions would be well advised to actually back off 'climate solutions' and talk about other solutions with conservatives," he said.
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" Watching the crosstalk among the candidates last night, it also became clear that Dems would be well advised to ask a related question: "Who is the best candidate to beat Trump in televised debates?
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" "We'd be well advised not to be perfectionists in the upcoming coalition negotiations but rather to be open and to build trust that a government will be formed that acts sensibly, even during unforeseeable crises.
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The next president would be well advised to consider Ryan's proposals and accept that he or she will need to work with him either to improve the current law or to structure a new one.
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"The Governing Council was seen as well advised to remain patient and maintain a 'steady hand' to provide stability and predictability in an environment still characterised by a high level of uncertainty," the ECB said.
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Clinton — who is not known for her ability to light up a room — would be well advised to figure out a way to have Democrats, to borrow a phrase, fired up and ready to go.
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As unattractive as the policy options are (essentially, raising taxes or finding spending that we are willing to cut), we would all be well advised to take on the challenge before it is too late.
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Legislators would be well advised to heed the message that these young people bring to bear, which is consistent with the views of most Americans, who do not support Trump's anti-immigrant, family separation agenda.
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"The White House would be well advised to consult with the Senate and senators before they take any decisive action that might be embarrassing to Mr. Cuccinelli or to the White House itself," said Sen.
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Teams with powerful running backs are often well-advised to march down the field incrementally, keeping the ball out of their opponents' hands for as long as possible as they secure one first down after another.
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Pregnant women seeking to go to term would be well advised that such centers are also unlikely to provide them with comprehensive information about options for prenatal care and birth, including midwives, doulas and birthing centers.
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Should you play online games in the future, you would be well advised to understand that a code of conduct is not merely another screen to click through, but an obligation imposed on you the player.
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Corporate executives would be well advised to huddle with their advertising coordinators to determine the appropriate strategy for placing ads, responding to criticism from pressure groups, and ultimately, which sociopolitical values their companies want to follow.
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But Wheeler, and whoever succeeds him at EPA, would be well advised to undo the damage Pruitt did to the RFS and make sure the president can say that he kept his promise to rural voters.
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Bernie Sanders would be well-advised to pivot his message to highlight some more specific, more concrete ideas on prescription drug affordability — something that even Americans broadly satisfied with the health care status quo worry about.
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Glogower and his colleagues cite opportunities to use rate differentials and ill-considered transitions to engage in transactions that serve to basically pump money out of the Treasury and into the pockets of well-advised taxpayers.
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But if we ever get to that point where people are actually manipulating vote counts, I would say (states and localities would) be well advised to take all the help they can get, because I certainly will.
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However, Martin would be well-advised to use whatever leverage can be derived from the precedent of the prosecution of General David Petraeus to move for a far less severe punishment than that which he currently faces.
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If Pompeo wants to strengthen the friendships that bind Central Europe and the United States together instead of driving the region further toward Russia, he would be well advised to leave his old talking points at home.
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As a presidential candidate in 2012, he introduced a 85033 percent flat income tax to replace the byzantine federal taxation scheme that contains loopholes and booby traps for all but the most sophisticated and well-advised taxpayers.
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So as the U.S. Senate grapples with health care reform legislation and the lingering legacy of ObamaCare, senators would be well-advised to pay attention to the bold health care initiatives that Ohio's General Assembly just passed.
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I think the president would probably be well advised to pick a woman, and that will take a lot of issues, I think off the table and probably, good -- be good for him politically if he does that.
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The Trump administration is well advised to gauge the political blowback as it contemplates an assault — disguised as a review — on the Antiquities Act, as well as two decades of amplifying diverse and inclusive stories in this country.
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If one wants to determine where the next global financial crisis will start, one might be well advised to follow the debt, since normally, the primary source of financial and economic crises is over-indebtedness in the economy.
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If then confirmed, Ratcliffe would be well advised to continue the future oriented reforms that Coats has led as director and leave the daily operations in the able hands of principal deputy director of national intelligence Susan Gordon.
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Anybody expecting that the monetary policy can be fine-tuned to deliver price stability — roughly a stable inflation rate in the range of zero to 2 percent — and a growing economy would be well-advised to think again.
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In order to avoid that outcome, Washington would be well advised to coordinate any future stimulus with similar measures in export-driven economies, which are running huge structural trade surpluses with the U.S. and the rest of the world.
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MARSEILLE, France (Reuters) - Chris Froome's rivals would be well advised to work on their time trialing abilities if they want to win the Tour de France while the Briton is still dominating, according to three-time champion Greg LeMond.
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Charles would be well advised to spend the rest of his internship digesting Walter Bagehot's great book, "The English Constitution", which lays out, in pellucid prose, not only what a modern monarch should do but also what he shouldn't.
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If no such list exists, however, then people like Giuliani would be well advised to consider the nature of the injustice BLM is protesting, and understand that what's at stake here is the very sociological fabric of this country.
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While a country with fiscal space like Germany might be well advised to engage in fiscal expansion, those European countries without such fiscal space, like Italy and Portugal, would be ill-advised to risk further compromising their public finances.
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A recent study suggests that people who have inherited a mutation in the P53 tumour-suppressor gene might be well advised to have whole-body MRI scans to screen for cancers, since their unsafeguarded cells are at particular risk.
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Rather than getting bogged down in the minutiae, Democratic voters — and candidates — would be well-advised to focus their strengths on the big boss fight that's still to come: defeating President Donald Trump in the general election come November.
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"The White House would be well advised to consult with the Senate and senators before they take any decisive action that might be embarrassing to Mr. Cuccinelli or to the White House itself," Senator John Cornyn of Texas told Politico.
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A decade later, Jackson is said to be back in the hunt, the Knicks are still a mess and their new management team would be well-advised to make a similar character evaluation — choosing the best qualified personality for losing.
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On a future mission to Mars, ground control would thus be well advised to have transcripts of conversations showing details of who talks to whom, how quickly people respond to each other and what the sentiment of each conversation is.
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While overall capital requirements may not rise after years of capital building, the ECB could suggest to particular banks to set aside more - and they would be well-advised to heed this guidance, Nouy told the European Parliament's economy committee.
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Barack Obama and his successors would be well advised to move to the top of their reading lists this account of the birth, amid the darkest conceivable shadows, of an unprecedented body of rights-based law, whose application has scarcely begun.
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To ensure it remains in ideal condition, you will want to get a cover, though, and you'd be well advised to drill a few drainage holes into the bottom of the bowl so water doesn't collect and sit in the piece.
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The Democrats' hit list includes Russian election interference (though they would be well-advised to steer clear of Mueller's ongoing criminal probe), Trump's tax returns and personal finances, payments of hush money and the appointment of Whitaker as acting attorney general.
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Powell may be well advised to follow the path of his predecessor, William McChesney Martin, who stood firm against a president demanding monetary policy easing, and ultimately Chair Martin presided over the longest economic expansion in US history up to that time.
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As B2C advertisers allocate more spend to digital and mobile, (CPG advertisers alone are estimated to spend nearly $6 billion on digital advertising this year), B2C brands could be well-advised to follow in Walmart's footsteps and aggregate their advertising capabilities in-house.
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Trump would be well advised to learn some lessons from his Paris weekend, as well as from his predecessors, and recognize that America is better off with a president who helps lead a global community, not one who isolates himself from it.
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"These new vendors would be well-advised not to rest on their laurels though, as this dynamic smartphone landscape has shown to even cult brands like Xiaomi that customer loyalty is difficult to consistently maintain," IDC's Melissa Chau said in a statement.
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"The phenomenon of people not being well advised and thinking they're going to get into the art market and buy a hot artist to make money historically doesn't end very well," Citi private bank's art advisory and finance head Suzanne Gyorgy said.
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In an essay in the book edited by Kall, Eric Morris, associate professor of communication and director of forensics at Missouri State University, suggests that Trump would be well advised to follow Clinton's example and speak about anything -- except the investigation against him.
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Given rising political turmoil in the UK combined with a hard and fast-approaching brexit deadline, startups are well advised to prepare for the worst — which means leaving the EU with no contingencies in place beyond those you've put in place yourself.
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The defendants indicted last week and any others who might be a target of the investigation would be well advised to stay in Germany for the foreseeable future because they could be sent to the United States if found in another country.
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The special counsel team and Senate Intelligence Committee would be well advised to question him about what he knows and whether he has been coordinating actions with anyone under investigation for potential obstruction of justice or any other potential crimes now under investigation.
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By taxing wage income and business income differently, the bill also opens up a bevy of opportunities for the well advised to game the system, which will cost the government revenue and sow distrust of the tax system, even of government itself.
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"We should ask whether the state, with its monopoly of the right to uphold security and order, was well advised to choose Hamburg," Hans-Peter Uhl, a senior member of Bavaria's CSU conservatives, sister party of Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU) told Handelsblatt business daily.
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"The decision to unilaterally disclose the consortium's six-week-old non-binding cash bid, almost identical in value to the rejected EchoStar bid, feels like a well-advised 'stalking horse' that could well now result in a revised bid (from either suitor)," Jefferies said.
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"The decision to unilaterally disclose the consortium's six-week-old non-binding cash bid, almost identical in value to the rejected EchoStar bid, feels like a well-advised 'stalking horse' that could well now result in a revised bid (from either suitor)," Jefferies said.
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If NASA or one of the commercial companies involved in returning to the moon is not diligently working to provide the capability to take the people of Earth virtually to the moon, someone would be well advised to do so with all due speed.
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For which reason, the Abe government would be well advised to use the space that the market is now affording Japan to beef-up the third arrow of its economic strategy to place the Japanese economy on a higher long-term economic growth path.
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" The primary authors of the report — Ari Glogower, David Kamin, Rebecca Kysar, and Darien Shanske — describe the legislation as "a substantial blow to the basic integrity of the income tax" that will "advantage the well-advised in ways that are both deliberate and inadvertent.
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Now that the pattern has been identified across the country, city governments that rely heavily on fines would be well-advised to consider more transparent sources of revenue, and ones that do not place an additional burden on a subset of residents who are already disadvantaged.
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Based on those numbers, the FAA would be well advised to ignore the bogeyman of drone-to-aircraft strikes, and instead focus on the legitimate dangers involved with drones: hitting babies, cutting pop stars, or causing idiots with shotguns to go hunting in a residential area.
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Sard, of Sard Verbinnen & Co, said that while companies are well advised not to get into a Twitter war with Trump, his firm is advising clients to "learn from his playbook" and be prepared to communicate directly with shareholders, employees, and customers through blogs and social media.
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Before rushing to push Pentagon spending even higher, however, Congress, which has shirked its vital oversight role, would be well advised to make sure that critical reforms are undertaken by a stubbornly change-resistant bureaucracy, so Americans can be certain their tax dollars are being spent effectively.
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Donald Trump (or his next secretary of state) would be well advised to read this timely and comprehensively informative book, since no foreign topic will engage the 45th president more acutely than the currently fast-fraying relationship between the United States and the People's Republic of China.
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Now signs are emerging from the Trump camp that harsher trade policies that could jeopardize the honeymoon are likely in the offing, and investors would be well advised to give those prospects more weight when gauging how much further an already pricey market has to run.
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Given the stock market's vagaries and the risk that the stock market might be in a bubble, it needs little explanation as to why the president would be well advised to walk back his tying the judgment of his administration's economic performance to the stock market.
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"I would say that if they don't want our help, and even if they do want our help, they'd be well advised to hire some very, very, very good hired cyber guns, if you will, to help protect, because this is the way of the future," Kelly said.
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Housing issues didn't come up at all in the first debate, but the 2020 cycle is the first one in decades that's featured candidates with housing platforms— and if the candidates continue to be interested in addressing school segregation, they'd be well advised to come back around to it.
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Late work from Davis, Holiday lifts Pelicans past Suns NEW ORLEANS — During their recent 0-3 road trip, the New Orleans Pelicans played so atrociously on offense in the fourth quarter that coach Alvin Gentry would have been well-advised to check the status of his long-term annuities.
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If there were any reason to believe it was likely that Mr Bumgarner could sustain that level of performance, Mr Bochy would be well-advised to find a position for him to play on the days he doesn't pitch, in order to get his bat into the line-up.
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All of these Republicans are certifiable as "conservatives," and the current elected Republicans in the White House and Congress would be well advised to end their "no new taxes" mantra and face the realities of our climate issues by adopting market forces as one workable remedy to carbon emissions.
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Republican leaders would be well advised, in the interest of their party and our country, to join Democrats and prevent Trump from firing and replacing Sessions through a recess appointment, which would enable Trump to fire Mueller and trigger the firestorm of national outrage and constitutional crisis that would inevitably result.
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Republican members of the House and Senate would be well-advised to follow the patriotic example of McCain and Sasse, who are fierce defenders of America, than Cruz and Grassley, who were fierce defenders of their own political interests when given the opportunity in committee to defend America against Russia.
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Warren, Sanders or Harris would be well-advised to choose a running mate who would back progressive values but significantly appeal to moderate, swing vote and blue collar voters in key states and congressional districts — especially those that backed Trump in 85033 but elected 31 new Democratic House members in 2018.
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We're not just talking about the fact that the run-up to Tuesday's vote feels about as tense as Luke Skywalker's Death Star trench run — or that, with polls bouncing all over the place, you'd be equally well advised to turn off your guidance computer and trust in the Force.
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"Given the way Moore was reportedly chosen -- by Trump seeing a Moore op-ed that he agreed with -- Trump advisers might be well-advised to hold the vacancy like a card up their sleeve," wrote Ian Katz, a financial policy analysts for Capital Alpha Partners wrote in a note to clients.
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Epstein through the years has been well advised by influential criminal lawyers like Alan Dershowitz, Roy Black and Gerald Lefcourt, but his smartest move was bringing in attorneys from Kirkland & Ellis, including Jay Lefkowitz and former Clinton special prosecutor Ken Starr, to negotiate some of the sensitive final terms of the Epstein deal.
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Nevertheless, there is no 'drastic surge', merely a recovery of normal crossing volumes adjusted for strong labor demand in the U.S. Source: US Customs and Border Patrol, Princeton Policy forecast As for drug trafficking, the administration would be well-advised to take credit for collapsing marijuana smuggling, which is the real story.
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Although there is no legal requirement to consult with Congress, intelligence agencies, the public, or NGOs, the president-elect's economic team would be well advised to bring seasoned foreign policy analysts into the tent to take a pulse of the sensitivities on these issues, particularly with Russia, and to avoid political blowback.
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Democrats would be well advised to speak to the American people where they are at and talk about abortion in the broader terms of morality, touting and building on their record of advancing policies to reduce its incidence (and even protecting the life of the unborn), while continuing to support Roe v. Wade.
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" Patten went even further in comments to Pacific Standard: "Consumers should know that if they are looking to purchase Goop products to deal with medical issues they may be having, that they would be well-advised to consult with a medical health-care provider before they spend their good, hard-earned money on these products.
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Trump would be well-advised to not repeat this tale when he is questioned by Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE and his special counsel team under oath.
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If she is the pick, to prevail in November she would be well-advised to consider with the clear-eyed political clarity of Kenny O'Donnell and JFK why Sanders runs so strong in general election match-ups, why her trust numbers and the enthusiasm she generates are dangerously low and how she can change this.
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Given its scarce resources, the TIU would be well-advised to focus its efforts on anomalies that could only stem from the more dangerous form of corruption—like the matches in the Buzzfeed report on which the betting odds of a player winning in straight sets were shorter than those on whether he would win at all.
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"As these negotiations are highly technical, it is hard to see how any result – even if presented as a victory for David Cameron – can be so compelling to the British people that they would lose their EU-scepticism…The rest of the European Union, therefore, is well advised to think of the unthinkable and prepare for a "Brexit.
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But given that Marvel parent Disney has ambitious plans for its own streaming service that will make use of the Marvel brands -- along with "Star Wars" and the studio's animated properties -- it would be well advised to consider the limitations of these shows, as well as the strengths, before braving another "Daredevil"-like plunge into the streaming waters.
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On the other hand, the fact that John Bolton has said it, as well as Trump put it out on Twitter, says to me that Iran would be well advised to think that there is something serious here, that they do have something in mind, probably not the end of creation, but something in mind, something that would hurt Tehran.
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Senate Agriculture Chairman Pat RobertsCharles (Pat) Patrick RobertsKobach says he's more prepared for 'propaganda' in Senate campaign Pompeo: Senate run 'off the table' Grassley gambles on drug price bill despite GOP doubts MORE (R-Kan.), who sensibly likes to remind people that he needs 60 votes to pass a farm bill, would be well-advised to omit these sorts of provisions from his mark.
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