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Heed the North winds mighty gale, lock the door and trim the sail. When the Wind blows from the East, expect the new and set the feast.

This was how Socrates attained perfection, payig heed to nothing but reason, in all that he encountered.

But she paid too little heed to the rank and file, and failed to campaign for him energetically enough once the decision had been made.

But a few of them did not heed the warning because they had not found any other place to rent.

And while the stone carried with it a warning that it would bring harm to its owner, Queen Victoria paid it no heed.

And He said to them , Take heed what you hear . With what measure you measure , it shall be measured to you, and it shall be added to you .

They did not heed the crashing torrents, and the roar of the elements made her laugh as she lay in his arms.

Mr Prince decided to sack Mr Thomson, once seen as a potential successor, after he failed to heed warnings about his behaviour.

These were things the ruling priestesses did not heed, expecting meat and cheese to appear at their tables as if by magic.

The cover, which had already heed roughly fitted into position, was now hammered down.

After a while, one of the exhausted frogs took heed to what the others were saying, and fell down and died.

Not giving heed to Jewish fables and commandments of men, who turn themselves away from the truth.

Perhaps he thought it unworthy of an old archer of Agincourt to pay any heed to such disturbances.

Even professional economists do not always heed the principle that preferences are a ranking, not a measurement.

And he gave heed unto them, expecting to receive something of them.

BETH. Wherewithal shall a young man cleanse his way? by taking heed [thereto] according to thy word.

Finally, when he took no heed the temptation of female teachers, in turn, looking for the girl, he has recovered a long-lost things.

If it was a warning then the visitors did not take heed of it and within 60 seconds they were punished.

For aeons we have been trying to teach you that changes can manifest through the choices you make, but few heed our words.

The wife agreed. "Then, let us heed our daughter's advice, " said the husband to his wife. "Go out and invite Love in to be our guest. "

He continued to sit there motionless, taking no heed of the passing hours, and possessed with an awful terror.

"Wilt thou go and play, child? " repeated her mother. "But do not stray far into the wood. And take heed that thou come at my first call. "

Come, and let us smite him with the tongue, and let us not give heed to any of his words.

Take heed that ye do not your alms before men, to be seen of them: otherwise ye have no reward of your Father which is in heaven.

If you are friends with a woman and sometimes wonder if there might be more there, take heed of when she wants to hang out with you.

She heard his words in her unconscious self, consciously she was as if deafened, she paid no heED to them.

He did not heed the warning signs as household savings fell, a current-account deficit persisted and a budget shortfall emerged.

he gave heed to nothing, and all that he was. . .

The judge is often regarded as the representative of the public and therefore should give heed to public opinions in law.

Although you're ready to put the pedal to the metal, heed the stoplight in your love life as well.

Equity analysts have been blamed for failing to heed warning signs but "it's also a question of transparency" , said Mr Lok .

But his neighbors, supposing him to be at his old sport, paid no heed to his cries, and the wolf devoured the sheep.

Indeed, if politicians had paid greater heed to the exchanges, they would have noticed that food prices may be about to turn.

To him they all gave heed , from the least to the greatest, saying, This man is the power of God which is called Great .

Don't be afraid before hazards. Heed the Weather condition, get fully prepared to reduce the damage to the least.

Acts 5: 35 And he said to them, Men of Israel, take heed to yourselves, with regard to these men, in what you are about to do.

There has been a lack of control and understanding. And an unwillingness to heed warnings that came from impeccable sources.

The first was to heed the proverb: "It is better to be quiet and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. "

Oh, dear queen, heed the words of a king-- Look like an angel, talk like an angel, But the devil in disguise. X. o. x. o. , gossip girl.

"We also hope Iran will heed the concerns of the international community and take constructive steps, " he said.

Paying little heed, they put on him a pair of soft red shoes, which, however, were coarsely made.

As if to heed its call, hundreds of roller-skaters formed a giant smile in Place Vendome in the city center on Sunday.

Why did not the leaders heed to this impending crisis earlier?

Finally, one of the frogs took heed to what the other frogs were saying and gave up. He fell down and died.

For that reason, pregnant women and parents of little kids would be wise to heed advisories regarding evacuation zones.

Its executive directors paid it no heed, and the borrowers on its books never asked for loans and did not receive them.

The government should heed recent findings that the new flu is not any more severe than seasonal flu, he said.

The teacher warned him, "Then surely, this little one will be the death of you! " But the follower did not heed his master's warning.

He warned that terrorists might also seek to employ similar methods as he urged the public to take greater heed of the threat.

So wine merchants take heed. Ads seem to work on guys. Now all they have to do is find their way to the liquor store.

Their views may not represent those of the general public, but party leaders sometimes feel obliged to heed them.

It would be wise for Beijing to take heed of this rising angst in the American and global body politic.

My soul, take heed that thou be in all things honest and true, as in the sight of the heart-searching God.

However, Chinese investors have apparently paid no heed to any of this.

Ministers also pay more heed to the man expected to be the next prime minister, her 40-year-old son Rahul, than to the current one.

learn to pay no heed, disgusting things choose to ignore, hate the choice of shield, no man will not let me happy.

I strongly exhort you to heed the Crazy arts Summer Camp, and I'm sure you will obtain more than you anticipated.

Investors, or at least the ones venturing into the lightly traded markets this month, have taken heed.

Psalms 119: 9 Wherewithal shall a young man cleanse his way? by taking heed thereto according to thy word.

Today, it would be irresponsible if we did not heed our own advice.

So let me fall , If I must fall . I won't heed your warnings. I won't hear .

Mr. Peterson's early setbacks persuaded him to set higher ethical standards and heed his gut instincts.

She went on with her preparation for supper and paid no heED to his query.

And he charged them, saying, Take heed, beware of the leaven of the Pharisees, and [of] the leaven of Herod.

For its first eight years in India, M& S, the mainstay of the British high street, paid little heed to this.

CM: We try to be somewhat subtlest first but if the receiver does not heed the "call" , then we can get a little more pressing!

Most of the women that we spoke to don't even pay any heed to the traditional religious practises of the goddess. They see it as a business.

Because there is no receipt of your phone number, so please take heed of the message displayed on the web EMS arrival date.

Prospective students take heed: The six-figure school-reported numbers are not a guarantee of a sweet paycheck come graduation day.

In conversation, when about to utter some word, give heed to that gentle voice, mind the check and refrain from speech.

Assemblymen have to heed their constituents, many of whom fear Mr Lee's economic agenda favours the wealthy at the expense of the poor.

Australia is struggling to cope with the consequences of a devastating drought. As the world warms up, other countries should pay heed.

But if ye bite and devour one another , take heed that ye be not consumed one of another .

Even the weather paid heed. After several days of smog and occasional drizzle, the sky over Beijing turned a clear blue.

The likelihood of heavy movement at this point is great so please heed this warning.

Every time someone saw him take a look at Willow, when a one, and leaves, and not to heed them!

That was a very astute observation. I shall heed it.

But only recently do more consumers appear to be paying heed to those concerns, as part of the growing interest in whole and natural foods.

Ben Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, would be well advised to heed his own advice from 2002.

Her voice came to him now from out of a deep, far-away silence and he paid her no heed.

He did not heed my words though I had warned him several times.

The king (who declined to be interviewed) seemed to take heed, for in March he promised substantial reforms.

Schools and parents seeking to optimize their students' academic performance should take heed, McCarthy noted in an email to Reuters Health.

Thus saith the Lord: Take heed to your souls and carry no burdens on the Sabbath day: and bring them not in by the gates of Jerusalem.

The recent new moon will be sending you a powerful message for your career - pay heed to all issues regarding your profession.

It was not immediately clear whether the numerous armed factions would heed the call to join the regular rebel army.

So as you work on the CSR in your office tomorrow afternoon and you hear the voices of hundreds of scientists, please take heed.

Everywhere, the public is putting a premium on freedom, and is forcing out regimes that fail to heed the call of their citizens.

I see you heed my words, and you work with tobacco as I taught you to work with this sacred plant.

If the United States is to salvage its battered image in the Arab and Muslim world it must heed the new trend in the region.

He did not heed my gibes , and chattered on .

Look for a promise to believe, a warning you should heed, or something God wants you to do.

Pay heed to the word 'experimental' before attempting.

Take heed then to your spirit, and let no one deal treacherously against the wife of your youth.

Therefore take heed to your spirit, That you do not deal treacherously.

So be it, I must descend into darkness and reclaim that accursed power once more. . . Heed my words.

So it silently began to heed to your needs and never let itself grow.

The Chief of State did not heed the warnings, and found herself kidnapped by Ashgad.

We should heed the unstoppable nature of life, because it has much to do with the complexity of vivisystems.

So far, Chinese government policy makers have shown little sign of paying heed to Mr. Deng's advice on Pyongyang.

Take heed of these messages, even if you don't believe in guides or angels, please consider this and decide swiftly.

Eventually, their curiosity satisfied, they heed their mother, and leave the gemsbok to its fate.

And he answered and said, Must I not take heed to speak that which the LORD hath put in my mouth?

This would be true of preaching also-not all would heed their call and some would fall back into the sea of nations.

His whole body was racked and wrenched with an insupportable anguish! But his disobedient hands gave no heed to the command.

In Alexandria on Friday, demonstrators implored state security to heed their religious identity in a battle of Muslims vs. Christians.

Don't be dissuaded by a critic, but do heed a sensible warning. You may have to get rid of one thing to make room for another.

On this logic, investors may as well heed Mr Odey and "enjoy the bubble" .

The new study, published in the American Heart Journal, found that younger women may be less likely than men to heed this advice.

We are not allowed to give the date, but we are allowed to press man to heed our warnings.

Therefore we ought to give heed more abundantly to the things which have been heard lest perhaps we drift away.

Rather, taking heed from Columbus, we need a different understanding of the problem which permits us to cope better with it.

A failure to make this protocol the global standard means the world will have failed to heed the lessons of history at our collective peril.

Very clear and plain the dream was, but do you think I'm such an ass as to take heed of dreams?

But they gave no heed to their words: for they saw that they were come with a great army.

Some fashion experts say that designers should take heed of the sober mood and focus on conservative styles and basics.

One, to heed evacuation passageway and safety within the building export position.

And some pestilent men of Israel, men of a wicked life, assembled themselves against him to accuse him: and the king gave no heed to them.

Give heed to me, O Jehovah, and hearken to the voice of them that contend with me.

If your flight crew tells you to be seated because of turbulence, I highly recommend you heed their warning.

But, like Cinderella at the ball, you must heed one warning or everything will turn into pumpkins and mice.

But so far it has shown little willingness to heed such calls.

Now you who have stepped onto the path of the will must heed that you yourselves are more fearsome than Satan.

Let both sides unite to heED, in all corners of the earth, the command of isaiah, to undo the heavy burdens and let the oppressed go free.

Those ambitious journalists, businesspeople and aid workers, as well as prospective spies, should take heed.

take heed and do it: for there is no iniquity with the LORD our God, nor respect of persons, nor taking of gifts.

It will be testament to the power of Kelleher's eye for uncomfortable messages should the president not only heed the advice, but act on it.

The first Asian American to heed a topnotch American university, Dr. Tien became a focus of media attention across the land.

Heed their counsel, accept their invitation, give it your best shot, and I'm betting you'll never go back.

and the wealth of gold was scattered through the rift of the clouds while we busily went on our way and paid no heed.

And he answered and said, Must I not take heed to speak that which Jehovah putteth in my mouth?

From the squalid streets of Gaza city to the blood-soaked fields of southern Afghanistan, it is a call the world needs him to heed.

His words were aimed at rich-country central banks, but policymakers in emerging economies are the ones who should most take heed.

On the positive side, this trend creates grassroots demands that politicians would be wise to heed.

Take heed thou forsake not the Levite all the time that thou livest in the land.

Pack up a few important things, get your family and heed their advice.

It was a warning, he supposed, which he should heed more often.

Take heed to yourselves: If thy brother trespass against thee, rebuke him; and if he repent, forgive him.

Thou art the Brother amongst my brothers, but I heed them not, I divide not my earnings with them, thus sharing my all with thee.

Take ye this wisdom and heed it. List to my Voice and obey. Follow the pathway to brightness, and thou shall be ONE with the way.

Acts 8: 6 And the crowds gave heed with one accord to the things said by Philip as they heard and saw the signs which he did.

eg. Our teacher said that we might have a test, but I didn't heed her. That's why I was unprepared.

Wishing on a star that you might one day follow in her footsteps? Heed her advice and make sure your foundations are strong first.

This confirmation compels us to heed the message of God (the scriptures) and to read it with an open mind and heart to verify its truth.

Continuous integration is a pragmatic approach that helps you heed the old adage, "Integrate early, and integrate often. "

Yet the U. S. had to heed others' concerns about the economy, one committee member says.

The enemy will heed our warnings or they will perish.

Chinese have flooded microblogging sites with furious complaints about breakneck development without heed to safety.

The son is so captivate with the woman that he does not heed his parents' warning.

Behold, a fellow spirit. Nature blooms in your care. Heed my will and I will welcome you with a reward.

Heed the North wind's mighty gale, lock the door and trim the sail.

I pray do never turn away thy light, give heed to me, and spring thy traps upon mine enemies, when I cry out to thee!

Some treatment strategies pay insufficient heed to the benefits manic-depressive illness can bestow on some individuals.

He said that he pays no heed to bombings and death.

Congressional Democrats should heed the FDR model as well.

Bank bosses have been castigated for fee-seeking gluttony, reckless lending and failure to heed the risks to their institutions.

Gastroenterologists , however, should heed these new recommendations and incorporate them into practice immediately.

The Duke did not heed that advice.

Better yet, with Secretary of State Colin Powell in Israel, Mr. Sharon should belatedly heed President Bush's call for immediate withdrawal.

I understand: Jane and I are still good friends; I should take heed of what she has to say.

Another Russian gas conflict was averted, but a short oil war broke out instead. Europe should take heed.

Take heed of the downs and savour the rewards of your achievements.

This is not a world likely to heed the admonitions of a serious environmentalist.

We never paid any heed to the ancient prophecies. Like fools we clung to the old hatreds , and fought that we had for generations.

Only you can keep me from returning to my heathen ways, you're like a conscience, when I take heed ofu.

That may explain why, until this week, the European Union seemed to pay the latest tiff so little heed.

Competitive markets force business leaders to heed their customers' demands all the time.

If you're hearing this, heed my warning. Do not believe. . .

To cast in the name of mine, heed my command, and unveil your blades for victory!

Fiscally responsible governments may not need rules for contributions; irresponsible ones may not heed them.

Persons concerned in the State taxation department told the reporter, they've already taken heed of the facts.

But the Decepticons are paying me no heed. They have their sights locked on to a far more formidable target.

I can face the real you to pay no heed, I can't fool myself -- I still deeply love you with.

Every now and then he finds himself thinking about his personal problems, and forgetting to heed the machines.

Harvesting comes to one and all when the Autumn Equinox does fall. Heed the flower, bush, and tree by the Lady blessed you'll be.

We come together to celebrate children and childhood and to take heed of our achievements and challenges.

But these banks would do better to heed their own advice to investors: past performance is not indicative of future results.

Whoever is wise, let him heed these things and consider the great love of the Lord .

Nowadays, with the wide application of computers, many adults feel the pressing heed to acquire computer literacy.

But there are no penalties if ICANN fails to heed its new overseers short of a termination of the accord.

And Jesus answered and said unto them, Take heed that no man deceive you.

collision had failed to activate or that train operators had failed to heed the alarms.

Always heed these precautions, as they are essential when using any electrical or mechanical equipment.

Take heed of what I say, or you will fail in the final examination.

Nor to give heed to myths and unending genealogies , which produce questionings rather than God's economy, which is in faith .

More demand led to more power plants, built with little heed to pollution or performance.

No more words now, be prepared as good as you have received our instructions and given heed to our many calls.

Newly coming to Singapore, I always remind myself "heed" However, from my experience these days, it is not so exaggeratively as rumors.

The system will work only if governments heed outside warnings.

We have taken heed of public criticisms of our governance and responded quickly to the aspirations of people.

Take heed to yourself and to your teaching; continue in these things; for in doing this you will save both yourself and those who hear you.

One hopes that eurozone leaders got the message too, and that they will heed the example at their summit next week.

Global executives and investors "must pay heed" to this vibrant continent, McKinsey has said, and pay heed they have.

In recent years many officials are readily on the take. Who would give much heed to the interests of the country?

Pay heed and strive for Freedom by experiencing ignorance in its true perspective.

If ANY of you guys are reading this, heed my advice.

To start with, WIPO should heed the calls to assist its members to implement paragraph 4 of the Doha Declaration on TRIPS and Public Health.

This should be applied to bridge the knowledge of the Buddha, interested readers see the log, please take heed.

Often advance warning is available before events take place, so heed warnings regardless of where they come from.

Then God remembered Rachel, and God gave heed to her and opened her womb.

If we refused aid, Israel would have no incentive to heed our views in the postwar diplomacy.

But, for the region to remain on a path of sustained expansion, policy-makers need to heed the risks of asset bubbles.

For if God spared not the natural branches, take heed lest he also spare not thee.

Read and heed all warnings, including those that appear in the gun's instruction manual and on the ammunition boxes.

There comes a time when all of us, no matter who we are, heed the call to the battlefield.

In a great river great fish are found; but take heed lest you be drowned.

These verbs are compared as they mean to give proper heed to or show proper reverence for something, such as a rule, custom, or holiday.

I chose to heed President Kennedy's call and joined the U. S. Navy.

Take heed, regard not iniquity: for this hast thou chosen rather than affliction.

So although prisoners, like anyone else, are well advised to choose a balanced diet, they may not pay much heed.

The judges shall heed the opinions of the public prosecutor, the parties, the defenders and the agents ad litem.

When the centurion heard that, he went and told the chief captain, saying, Take heed what thou doest: for this man is a Roman.

For the first time he had to pay heed to his appearance.

Finally, relax, keep quiet and give heed to your own primal instincts.

It is ultimately our choice (since we are given free will) to heed and follow this manual or not.

Berenice, for almost the first time in her life, took solemn heed of this thought.

So students should take heed when faced with a morning exam.

Minnesota 's governor's telling residents of Moorhead to heed the advice of emergency responders.

We can fail to heed the warning signs along the road that tell us to slow down. Then we skid off the road on a hairpin turn.

A wicked doer giveth heed to false lips; and a liar giveth ear to a naughty tongue.

The working personnel of this government must respectfully heed the voice of the people.

University education inmanagementwithan emphasis on accounting, involvingtheuse of computers, Able tocompare. heed financial statements.

Foreign banks should heed this Chinese proverb before hastily exiting its country of origin.

The region's governments must heed the IMF's warning of possible contagious balance-of-payments crises.

The last warning sign of impending disaster that leaders need to heed is discovering they are moving away from their first love and dream.

I pay no heed to respond, and eyes everywhere, all of a sudden, I fixed in one place.

And Jehovah spake to Manasseh, and to his people; but they gave no heed.

And, he should heed their advice, positive advice as regards the way forward for the administration.

e. g. People of Springfield, heed this warning: Twisted tail! A thousand eyes! Trapped forever!

A big victory would mean the Democrats would have to pay less heed to their small allies, making policy formation easier.

But take heed lest perhaps this your liberty become a stumbling block to the weak.

By refusing to heed the popular call in 1908 he denied himself the opportunity to render his greatest service to the Republican party.

Should nature heed what we say of contentment no river would seek the sea, and no winter would turn to Spring.

But this time, the IMF research department took heed.

Take heed: If thou must halt the gears, then thou MUST slow their speed before thou use the Halting Mechanism.

And say to Archippus, Take heed to the ministry which thou hast received in the Lord, that thou fulfil it.

Take heed now; for the LORD hath chosen thee to build an house for the sanctuary: be strong, and do it.

It does not heed the self-accusing shrieks of sinners mad with guilt.

Power Of The Horde Storm, earth and fire, heed my call.

Storm warnings are clearly displayed on motorways, but many drivers still take no heed of them.

Will Mumbai officials heed the will of the residents of Dharavi, many of whom are proud of their community?

Fill our own hearts with generosity, to heed the invitations you offer us and our families.

When these things happen, I pray that you will remember these words and take heed.

This sounds pretty banal but you'd be surprised how often people fail to heed this standard advice.

Either party being willing to seek or heed the advice of the other.

Let us heed the instruction of our own lives.

Export-led China is paying a steep price for failing to heed the premier's all-too-prescient warning.

In setting the exchange rate, it would pay heed to a basket of currencies, it said, as well as "market supply and demand" .

He warned citizens on the west coast of America to heed warnings to evacuate coastal areas.

If he refuses to heed them, a worse fate may befall him.