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There's one more reason for parents to be wary of how much time kids spend in front of a screen.

He tended to his wife with the wary compassion of a plague nurse.

Convenience store chains, wary of anti-smoking sentiment, have been reluctant to refer publicly to the windfall nature of their sales boost.

(Yes, he did. ) The reason why the lawyers were wary was that e-mail cannot be destroyed.

For instance, "people may be wary and frustrated . . . with how much talk there has been about educational reform in previous elections. "

And there can be no doubt that the ruling Communist Party remains wary of the Internet, which now has some 300 million users across China.

I am always wary of injecting my own personal biases and thoughts into a course in such a way that they come across as fact, not opinion.

Wary of widespread fraud, Mr. Kwong said he had turned down numerous offers from immigration lawyers to be a witness in asylum cases.

As a strong critic of the Iraq war he was delighted to see Bush leave office, but he was, and remains, wary of Obama.

But China Telecom was understandably wary of any company controlled by one of its main competitors.

Yet one must be wary of interpretations that attempt to reduce complex reality to a simple dynamic.

Wary of "mission creep" , it has refused to oversee the restoration of buildings bombed by the Israelis a year-and-a-half ago.

Police are wary of itinerants who cannot be traced to a recognized camp boundary or to four walls.

Analysts are also watching to see if Nomura can keep key talent who may be wary about working for a Japanese bank.

Whatever the scientific merit of those studies, consumers are more wary of such products than they used to be.

A company may try to establish an independent contractor relationship with a local sales representative, but the company should be wary.

Though some may still be wary about booking flights, the potential of new eruptions is not enough to keep Annette Mansford out of the skies.

She was one of the first to be wary of Supreme Chancellor Palpatine's policies during the Clone Wars.

In a series for the Discovery Channel, he said humans should be wary about making contact with alien life forms as they may not be friendly.

If you're under siege and holed up in a relatively safe place, be wary of anyone urging you to make a run for it.

A certain young man asked for the hand of one of them, but people were wary of him since he came out only at night.

It would be wrong to say that OFHEO and the White House became allies. It was more like a wary marriage of convenience.

"I don't know him, but if he is at Arsenal he must be good. I will be wary of him, " Valdes told Le Parisien.

Be wary of a common mistake that presenters make: setting objectives in terms of what you intend to do in your presentation.

Unlike previous years, she has no vacation plans and is wary of her travails a decade ago, she said.

As someone who grew up in communist East Germany, Ms Merkel has more reason than most to be wary of such an idea.

Large-scale companies are trying to sell wary visitors on Chinese destinations that are far away from trouble.

And yet that experience made me wary of any simple narrative that involves an American helping people overseas.

The key for Sir Alex Ferguson will be to see how his side respond to that emphatic scoreline and Fulham will be wary of a possible backlash.

A woman who values love for its own sake tends to be wary of gifts those are not too costly.

His mother, Sue, was tight by his side, eyeing the guests with wary intensity.

Maybe you are wary that if you open up to what you really want it could bring uncomfortable feelings to the surface.

I think the press was always a little wary of him, and that made him wary of the press.

Court records also say neighbors were wary of him and that he was not involved in the community.

And at the same time I was sort of wary of it because we were going to work so much with the blue screen.

To me, that's a pretty big oversight, since if most patients knew that, they might be wary using it to talk to their therapist.

For all the festive bunting, and despite the fact that rebels have pushed the front far to the southeast, the Libyan capital remains wary.

Prosecutors, wary of revealing sensitive material in court, tried to tempt him with a generous plea deal, but he held out until last week.

It has no official bearing, but super delegates will be wary of overturning a victory by Mr Obama in both elected delegates and raw votes.

The statesmen still schemed and maneuvered as if nothing grew but the power of wary and fortunate kings .

At first, the children were wary of me, staring blankly from doorways, sometimes running away.

Be especially wary of those promising fantastic rankings in a short time for a little amount of money.

Japanese companies are not so much wary of foreigners as they are closed to outsiders of any stripe.

Hassan's husband told me that he had never heard of contraception, and he sounded wary of the idea.

But Israel is vague about whether it will conduct a further inquiry, and tends to be wary of outside investigation.

Still wary of social stigma, she did not want her full name used.

As you're sorting through your things, be wary of what I call "red alert" phrases.

You should be very wary of any firm that will guarantee a number one, a top-five ranking, or any specific ranking results.

The authorities are clearly wary of a repeat of that unrest, and a large police presence remains outside the embassy.

I would advise you to be wary of Kevin; he's been gunning for you since you stole his girlfriend.

Keith wanted to ask June for a date but was wary of the disapproving glare of big daddy.

But he gave no sign. He became immensely wary, for he was wise with knowledge of the low cunning and foul vileness of his kind.

He looked like a wary beagle, his soft dark eyes watchful for the origin of the next blow.

Investors are especially wary of going with smaller hedge funds these days at a time of increased demand for better risk management.

American universities are apt to be particularly wary of the state of your English.

The combination of a credible rising power in China, with which we have to cooperate and also be wary of.

Still, I would be wary of Trina's stock for the short term, even as the broader solar sector appears on the cusp of a comeback.

Mr. Mikel said he was initially wary of working with an unknown Chinese wind company.

But people close to Safe said China already held a "significant amount" of Greek debt and was wary of adding to that.

If you see any website, book or other resource telling you the 'average' penis size is 7 or 8 inches and above, then be very wary of it.

She was wary at first, a fact she likes to retell: "He grew up in Hawaii! Who grows up in Hawaii? Who names their child Barack Obama? "

The reason why the lawyers were wary was that e-mail cannot be destroyed.

That line, which has no basis in international law, is one reason other countries are so wary of China's intentions.

This effectively means that "Shave and a Haircut" can match to "Mary Had a Little Lamb" , so be wary of changing this parameter.

Unable to fly or walk, Hesperornis needed to be wary of predators: sharks and plesiosaurs at sea, dinosaurs and pterosaurs on land.

He was wary of gifts that might make it look as if someone were getting a concession or special treatment from the government.

Broadcast writers must be wary of language that might be correct on the printed page, but sounds ridiculous when read aloud.

The North has always been especially wary of the PSI and until now the South had dithered on committing to it.

Mr Derman remains, to say the least, wary of the idea that efficient markets hypothesis can provide a "complete" guide to finance.

For people wary of abstract theorizing, it's nice to see people investigating morality in ways that are concrete and empirical.

She knew that it was something in Gabriel's voice that had caused Florence, suddenly, to be so wary and so tense.

Wary of further bloodshed, the coup plotters gave up the next day.

U. S. companies with global manufacturing operations generally are more wary of any crackdown on Beijing.

It is also plain, from his writing as a whole, that Belden has an affinity for men of action and is wary of intellectuals.

No ship sails from their docks without a wary eye south toward the dark waters of the undead.

Volume on the major indexes continued to decline as investor are wary to move capital into riskier assets.

Chinese banks are reporting a profitable 2008, but investors need to be wary of the surface glitter.

it's determined that no one can accuse it of failing to prepare for such eventualities , but it's also wary of instilling a sense of panic.

But for now the company is wary of relocating due to political instability and lack of skilled workers in Vietnam and Indonesia.

His life's work had been honed into a stage performance some 10 minutes long, and he was wary of the new medium.

I would be very wary of this push for increased cyber warfare spending.

But. The last few days have me a little wary.

In the past, Asians put a premium on protecting their sovereignty and were wary of any multilateral approaches that could dilute it.

Things change when you get married in general. . . I'm a little bit more wary of having my relationship turning into a soap opera.

But it's as well to be wary of the way some of their claims are greenwash.

For the moment, the right response is to defer judgment and keep a watchful, hopeful but wary eye on their progress.

But Ford would be a very wary seller, fearing that Geely might run off with too much valuable intellectual property.

He lied to me about my friend, and I have been very wary of him ever since.

But that depends on a high degree of cooperation by lenders who have been increasingly wary of new lending as the crisis has deepened.

Work there was suspended this year as the Kenyan government had been wary of encouraging an exodus from Somalia.

Investors globally are expected to be wary of the plan. Brazil has already said it will not buy European bonds as part of the rescue.

But he is almost as wary of prescribing detailed reforms as he is of discussing Gordon Brown and British domestic politics.

Now, the island's pro-independence figures can only urge Taiwanese to be wary of China's apparent goodwill gesture.

On its way through the dense jungle, the patrol had to be constantly wary of enemy soldiers concealed in the underbrush.

Be wary of your desire to pursue an idealized woman, maybe even an ex (idealized again, after an absence).

Top management must be wary of managers whose bottom line results are better than their human resource management.

I open my eyes and stare into the darkness of our bedroom, wary of falling back to sleep.

Be very wary of going beyond the authentication mechanisms provided by the Java EE specification.

Finally Mom came in to see if Iwas asleep. I must have looked small and wary in my little bed, a nocturnal animal in pajamas.

Ranieri is looking forward to the tournament but he is wary of the opposition and he was full of praise for Arsenal in particular.

In Zhengzhou cotton trend is still when Brin channel along, holding many investors still need to be wary of the form.

That was why he looked at the young man with a speculative frowning look, not condemning him, only wary and on the alert.

Even large, sophisticated institutional investors are said to be wary of a foreign beast they have little comprehension of.

Egyptians are justly proud of what they accomplished and wary of outsiders, especially the United States, which long backed the old regime.

To be sure, investors are right to be wary of highly leveraged entities or businesses in weak competitive positions.

Some investors were wary of the fact Mr Bolton has refused to commit to more than two years at the helm.

With an electorate wary of rapid change and a system designed to frustrate it, Japan has rejected the reform it needs.

One should always be wary of men who can lie repeatedly without their face ever changing color.

Science journalists should aim to be "informed critics" of science, supporting its values but wary of backing everything said in its name.

Some of the pureQuery development team is initially wary of the fact that most code is generated using annotated method style.

over-alertness: patients all the time like a sentry soldiers on guard every minute of the environment movement are wary.

Jill Sommers, a Republican commissioner who voted against the rule, said she was wary of affording special treatment to swaps customers.

"But what happens after that period? , " said Bailey. "Many people are wary about finding another job in a year in this economy. "

Instead, she talks with the practised clarity of her columns, the pedantry of someone wary of misinterpretation.

Beijing itself is choosing to maintain a wary silence, allowing local officials and ACFTU chapters handle events one factory at a time.

By 2005, Romania had become widely known as a haven for online fraud, and buyers became wary of sending money there.

One of the first things people are wary of with medical therapy is the side effects of the medications.

By the time the National Security Council gathered again March 29, the president had grown wary of the bombing-raid option.

You will have to be wary of your own distraction to avoid the wrenches.

The Valencia coach knows Espanyol are likely to sit back and defend for long periods however, and is wary of Ernesto Valverde's side.

If an already wary Eichmann began spotting the same faces in his neighborhood, the operation would be fatally compromised.

You want to be wary of any disk that approaches 100 percent utilization or a large amount of queue requests waiting for disk.

Both Labour and the Tories are likely to support the move, though they are wary of saying so in the run-up to the election.

Even countries that are suspicious of it (America included) treat it with wary respect, if not outright fawning.

Some are beginning to wonder if China's wary policymakers are too cautious.

The Chinese lender is not seeking control, and while Barclays should be wary of the reputational risks, those are a matter for its board.

Be wary of sin, because when you open a door even just a crack, wild creatures come rushing in.

Which? has also advised consumers to be wary of the same type of salad from different shops, with fat and calorie contents varying widely.

Trustbusters should be wary of compelling firms to hand over their business secrets in the name of competition.

All Republican congressmen will be wary of showing signs of moderation for fear of prompting primary challenges at the next election.

Some investors are wary of miners because various companies have failed to generate huge profits due to lackluster management.

Be wary of user names that might have more than one canonical format .

They should be wary: banks may need to swerve to avoid a capital crisis; but slamming on the brakes entails dangers of its own.

Although countries farther afield have offered to help the rebels, Libya's seven immediate neighbours have remained wary.

Organizers are wary because fighting has broken out in recent days when desperate people mobbed aid trucks.

This could lock out some smaller companies, and some developers might be wary about completely trusting Google with all of their data.

farmers maintained a certain proud and wary reserve that might be seen as diffidence, in the presence of citizens they could buy ahd sell.

The US group, which could exit from bankruptcy this week, is wary of a new competitor in one of its most important growth markets.

Tom did not hear the faint sound of the creature's wary advance.

There is no mention of this in the texts. I fear this must be opened internally. We must enter through the grate and be wary of snares.

Outsiders, including the American government who once advised the court, look increasingly wary.

There was a time when China was wary of throwing its weight around on the world stage.

The press, which had often been wary of Mr Zuma, seems enamoured by the way he has encouraged debate.

The campaign has become a flashpoint for liberal elites wary of any return to Maoist ideology.

Indeed, so wary did we become that the twang of the Tambura, from a distance, scared us away and utterly failed to bag us.

Meanwhile I was at leave to wander the bush and the hedgerows, keeping a wary eye out for my elusive beauty.

Be wary of how prideful you become, lest you find too much in common with such a fiend.

With only months to go before France's next presidential election, mainstream politicians should be wary how they calibrate their response.

Key to that is seeing improvement in the interbank lending market in Europe, where banks have grown wary of lending to one another.

The comrades of Amitabha Centre must be exceptionally wary of this, never unknowingly fall into this trap.

While I no longer doubt that China's performance will be better than expected in 2009, there is good reason to be wary of extrapolation.

Foreign investors remain wary, though an American firm, Freeport-McMoRan, has put $2 billion into a mining project.

The best policy now is no longer containment but "wary engagement" .

Also be wary of previous owners of your minerals or the mineral shops or mines that harvested and distributed them.

Taiwan has long viewed its technology sector as a national champion and was wary of Chinese involvement.

GM is wary that too close of an involvement by the government could alter the company's business plan and stock prices.

Many Orthodox are wary of any changes that could cause more splits within their ranks.

Police nationwide are warning the public to be wary of "end of the world" scams.

The RBI is, of course, wary of choking off India's rapid recovery from the slowdown in growth during the global economic crisis.

They badly need to persuade wary investors and their own unsettled voters that, this time, it is for real.

Forums with a special interest - like Startrek or dog training - are fairly harmless but be wary of friendships made on general chat sites.

Security experts advise Twitter and Facebook users to be extremely wary of clicking links, even if they appear to come from friends.

Fabregas is also looking forward to the final, and is wary about the attacking potential and mobility of his former club.

Clinton tried to reassure those who remain wary of a dialogue with Russia, saying U. S. policy is clear.

Have we forgotten their warning to be especially wary of the demagogues who promise us something for nothing?

Officers on both sides have good reasons to be wary of these calls to duty.

Since the failure of Arthur Andersen, governments and regulators are wary of provoking another collapse.

I would advise you to be wary of Kevin; he's been gunningfor you since you stole his girlfriend.

So far most of the stores are operated by the owners, who are wary of franchising before they have established the chain's reputation.

Businesspeople remain wary of discussing politics in public, and stress how important it is to stay on the right side of the law.

However, there are many reasons to be wary of such a solution, not least because it fools no one.

He straightened his battered body, and (though still wary) grudgingly consented to put his weapon away.

Major systemic imbalances and corrections are highly likely, and everyone should be wary of new economic paradigms to the contrary.

We must be wary of our own strength and trust God immensely. Let us never show discouragement and never doubt victory!

Employers, wary of sexual-harassment problems, often frown on Valentine's Day parties or gift-giving at the office.

"Do not be wary of secularism. I hope there will bea secular state in Egypt, " Erdogan told private television channel Dreamon Monday.

Many countries would love the purchase the aircraft; however, the U. S. is wary of sending the advanced aircraft abroad.

However, internet security experts urge web users to be wary as malicious hackers could use cards to spread viruses and spyware.

While China had been especially wary about the effort to set up a monitoring process, it welcomed the G20 accord.

When you think about measures, be wary of target numbers.

Investors are wary of lending to banks for even a few months, because of the risk that they may go bust or run out of cash.

Similarly, the Vietnam War did teach a generation of U. S. leaders to be wary of getting dragged into counterinsurgency wars.

The ECB sees a bumpy road ahead for the euro zone and is wary about global prospects , especially if the US rebound disappoints .

He linked the continuing riots in Greece to the global economic crisis and said Beijing was wary of a similar situation erupting in China.

In late June, the Fed held rates steady at near zero, and offered wary assessment of the U. S. economy.

It would be the day's third, part of the endless cycle these marines maintain in order to project a vigilant presence among wary locals.

When the officer returned later in the week the once wary chief was all smiles and actionable intelligence.

He was taken advantage of so often, people would pretend to help him but would deceive him. He became wary of people.

You've been called cold, calculating, and brutal. Your reputation for ruthless efficiency makes people wary of you.

Beijing is also wary of the uncertainties accompanying the transition to an inexperienced party but is likely to welcome the LDP's decline.

Villagers can also be wary of people asking their opinions about projects, but then implementing things contrary to what they had suggested.

The political problem is that US voters, ever wary of big government, have wrongly decided that the first stimulus was an expensive failure.

The rest of the sector fell on profit-taking, however, as investors turned wary before a government land auction due after the close.

China's leaders, wary of the people's worship of money, hint that religion and democracy (especially rule of law) may be needed.

I know Daniel loves Alison, but she's very wary of me.

Therefore we believe that it is totally unnecessary to be wary of China-Africa energy cooperation.

So, be wary of any remarks or gestures that make you uncomfortable.

But surely the fact that these things are still undecided would make us wary of choosing one answer or another?

You both should be wary of the tendency to intellectualize your emotions rather than deal with them at the gut level.

Be wary of using the TV or other electronic devices as part of your bedtime ritual.

Keeping a wary eye on all this is Drake University Political Science Professor Arthur Sanders, who sees promise in the technology.

These difficulties include an oppressive tax system and a labour code that makes firms wary of hiring.

They will face other challenges as the U. S. reasserts its influence among Asian nations wary of China's military power.

The naive, wary Chinese I met that day could be the parents of the group gathered for the seafood feast in Beijing.

That's what leaders of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission sought to reassure wary lawmakers Thursday at a senate hearing.

We must always be wary of those who with sounding brass and a tinkling cymbal preach the "ism" of appeasement.

Ditto for a government that remains wary of immigration and empowering women to offset a rapidly aging workforce.

Clearly, this interpretation should make organizations wary about using GPL-licensed code as part of their development process.

Bill Clinton and his crowd believed in free trade and free markets. They were friendly to business and wary of unions.

The Lakers remain wary, however, hoping they feel a less anxiety-provoking emotion a few hours after tonight's tip-off.

He was suddenly wary. "That depends on what you want. "

Israel is strengthening security on its home front in a sign of war jitters . Israel is casting a wary eye toward Iran .

Democrats are so wary of sounding profligate that they seldom mention their chief strategy for reducing unemployment while campaigning.

Still, one ought to be wary in presenting as essay of this sort.

Be wary when declaring an interest in another job. Your current employers may not take too kindly to you casting glances elsewhere.

Be wary of indecision and doubt, for they harden into deeply entrenched sense of dread.

Customers should be wary of opening unexpected e-mails with attachments, and should think twice before visiting suspicious websites.

But senior officials remain wary, given the possibility of a stronger-than-expected recovery.

I think the political problems caused to Rudd will mean that other countries will be very wary about following this.

Besides worrying about operational problems, investors in merged companies may soon have to keep a wary eye on Washington regulators.

That has prompted them to lean heavily for financing on the European Central Bank, which has grown wary of its growing exposure to Ireland.

As they turn the calendar to September, investors have good reason to be wary.

But others in the BRIC group seem wary of putting in substantial amounts of money, and China is unlikely to act by itself.

But it also leaves many foreign companies wary of bring some of their best ideas into the mainland.

A sharp old war-horse called Miss Chadwick, keeps a wary eye on me. So I'm careful not to blot my copybook .

Although the country has had relatively few air disasters in recent years, planes are often old and rickety, leaving travelers wary.

We meet in San Francisco, where she lives with her partner, and her manner is calm and kind, but wary.

Investors are likely to remain wary because Greece will have to raise more money in the capital markets.

Fuel prices are now falling, but experts predict consumers will continue to be wary of big gas-guzzlers.

And some customers may be wary of dealing with suppliers with a vested interest in pushing their parents' products.

Wary of political allies, Mr Rajapakse has appointed his three brothers to run important ministries.

Be wary if a pal ask for monetary help or else you might get into trouble and end up in court.

They are wary of its dependence on oil prices, which is driving up the stock market again, and concerned about bad debt and poor governance.

Thus, he is wary of any venture that deploys behind the firewall.

Senior Chinese bankers suggested that they would be wary of expanding credit too quickly.

Subsequent studies have found no proof that the vaccine is connected to autism, though some parents are still wary of the shot.

Small banks are just as wary of the TARP stigma as larger rivals.

Google's expansion into new markets has left even some of its closest allies decidedly wary.

Still, Beijing may have good reason to be wary of creating another tradable assets class.

EXAMPLE: His company's elderly accountant was the wary executive's only confidant.

"Colombia is wary of Chinese motives, " says a March 2009 message from the U. S. embassy in Beijing, released last month by WikiLeaks.

Going into the process, Gentile reminds consumers to be wary of the dealer cost.

Cat lovers fear the roaming felines will be euthanized, while bird lovers are wary of a rare species being wiped out.

In this scenario, high debt levels leave lenders wary, drying up the credit needed to fuel the economy.

Beijing has been wary of grain prices rising too fast and of the excessive use of basic agricultural commodities for non-food purposes.

Workers are facing stressful conditions amid a stubbornly high unemployment rate and demands from wary employers to do more with less.

Wary stargazers who spotted a brilliant cloud of light on Saturday night can all chorus together: "Thank you, NASA. "

Foreign nations should always be wary of a country which has persistent safety problems.

You got to be wary.

The other reason to be wary about margin forecasts is the cost side of the equation.