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With so much about to happen at home and work, it might not be wise to be away on holiday, especially near the eclipses July 7 and 21.

It is wise to work out with your health worker and doctor on the best multivitamin that could help minimize stress.

Saturn wants you to have contingency plans, so it may not be wise to give up your present apartment, even for economic reasons.

It is never wise to take a new job with a weak Saturn, for your aura of authority or earning potential would be limited in that job.

Let me warn you about this Smith fellow. He seems like a nice, friendly guy. But it's wise to keep him at arm's length.

but Paul did not think it wise to take him, because he had deserted them in Pamphylia and had not continued with them in the work.

If you are facing predators or other tanks, it would be wise to mix in a few disintegrators with your force.

Since the Fed can basically print money, investors would be wise to respect its ability to cause inflation if it desires.

Do not say, "Why were the old days better than these? " For it is not wise to ask such questions.

If people in the office dine in the canteen, it's wise to politely ask those who sit around you to dine with you.

Study of its solution, both in terms of theoretical analysis or from the practical point of view, only be wise to seek win-win situation.

Lepp says he is now trying to move on with his campaign, though it might be wise to let his son vet all outgoing tweets from here on out.

I'm sorry to hear that you had a bad mood , just because you can't afford some famous-brand clothes. I think it's not wise to do so.

He said it would be wise to support the creation of strong regional currencies and use them as the basis, possibly also using gold.

To avoid unexpected results in such a case, it is wise to initialize block variables at the beginning of the block.

It is always wise to look carefully at at least two sources of information to compensate for bias and possible shortcomings.

And his wife, the unofficial curator of that budding basketball museum, would be wise to make room for an NBA Finals MVP trophy, too.

A school may expert faculty in just a few areas of concentration, so a student is wise to check course offerings with care.

Secure in the short term, but facing a deteriorating economic outlook, he might be wise to seek a rapprochement with the "empire" .

To assert the right to retaliate against Hamas is not to say that it is just, or wise, to shell large swathes of Gaza.

Don't you think it would be wise to review how much we've spent to date?

If so, it would be wise to stop seeing the escort, since currently she's unwittingly helping you to avoid your marriage impasse.

It is not wise to make the child agitated all the time and enter into a sort of competition. Let the child grow normally.

It was not wise to act upon an impulsive instruction without making sure that the reflective Nixon had had a crack at it.

Since the potential dangers cannot be confirmed until after they occur, it might be wise to take their advice.

For that reason, it would not be wise to commit to a new job in May - wait until June to sign or to give your verbal final answer.

If that's what you need to do so be it, but it might be wise to let those who are close know that you will not be as available.

The employees about the place began to get wise to the fact that the President was very ill, but they could find out nothing more.

China now holds huge amounts of U. S. bonds and dollar- denominated assets, has been a great danger now is not wise to continue to bet.

Wise to resign now than later otherwise it's just a matter of time that oppositions topple their government and label them as dictators.

Now, for that 1% of users who have way too much time on their hands, it would be wise to be cautious.

You'd probably be wise to follow the trend by making every attempt to live on less than you earn while building up some savings.

Before beginning a hunt, it is wise to ask someone what you are looking for before you begin looking for it.

As an aside, if you were starting a partnership for business, it would still not be wise to form it during the retrograde.

On the economic front, it would be wise to have a plan B in case Keynesian fears about overstringent cuts turn out to be right.

It would be wise to discover where your partner is going before you marry them, and it would also be wise to know where you're going.

If you are building capacity for a pre-determined number of users, it might be wise to investigate vertical scalability.

It would be wise to search out the proper recipe to make these weapons, as they will not be available from any direct means.

Everyone knows that it's wise to be friendly and personable when in the company of the boss.

It would be wise to keep little amount of cologne or perfume always with you.

It would not be wise to do your holiday shopping too close to Mercury retrograde.

If you've got that mindset, it would be wise to shed it in favor of a more logical approach.

It's never wise to make verbal or written agreements or to launch new ventures during Mercury in retrograde, so sit tight.

I'm thinking it would not be wise to make investments this month, as your judgment could be clouded by emotional factors.

It is wise to make this expectation known to everyone involved well in advance and to remind them at the beginning of the meeting.

It's also wise to think in terms of simple habits, not incredibly complicated ones. Simple habits are easier to install and maintain.

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

It would not be wise to be away on a trip - it will only complicate matters if you have to direct others' actions from afar.

Your opponent will probably get wise to your strategy and start trying to attack the Corruptors.

The Bible says we're wise to look ahead. By doing that, we'll be prepared to spot the pitfalls when they come into our lives.

The question is whether it would be wise to act now, with the U. S. and some European nations still hovering near recession.

However, for many, it would be wise to look for ways to earn more, even on a temporary or sporadic basis to build a little nest egg.

But assuming such a test is developed, we would be wise to think ahead as to how such a test would be used.

In such cases, it's wise to carry a small notebook or smart phone around with you so you can record your ideas on the go.

Select "Owls" have sold for $5, 000 at auctions, so you'd be wise to take advantage of this offer at a fraction of that price!

It is a hard choice, perhaps, for one of his temperament, but the Duke would be wise to fade out.

A private military contractor based in Virginia decides that it would be commercially wise to declare war on the federal government.

Stop being such a sucker for a smooth sales pitch! The key? Getting wise to sneaky sales tactics.

If Santana really wants this holiday program to compete with "The Nutcracker, " she would be wise to spruce up the stage set.

When deploying to a cloud environment, it is wise to assume that you could lose a virtual instance at any point.

It would be wise to be planning now for what to do if it sinks.

Although it is understandable that as a human being you may regret your own acts, it is not wise to be endlessly weighed down by them.

It is wise to strengthen the national defense because a strong army entails a number of benefits for a nation.

You would be wise to have a CV (resume) and bio ready to send out.

The direction things will go can't quite be predicted yet, so it would not be wise to make any strong commitments.

Once you identify the cause, it would be wise to start working on it to resolve it immediately.

First impressions are a funny thing and it's always wise to take a moment to consider this when something new turns up on your doorstep.

If purchased early in the summer season (before June) it is wise to leave the rose in it's pot to give the roots time to establish.

But before we light candles and sing "Kumbaya, " it may be wise to adjust our expectation to a realistic depiction of attainable goals.

Such leaders find themselves between a rock and a hard place and would be wise to liberalize preemptively.

will be more than 20 minutes late for an appointment or for a social occasion, it is wise to telephone to say that he or she will be late.

Before a metaphor (image) is developed for an icon it is wise to see how it is done in other products.

Ultimately, it is wise to define the validity of any data sent outside of a service.

However it would be wise to add modules that demonstrate relevant skills; creative writing, for instance, would be of value for journalism.

In the early 2008 bubbling property market, authorities conveyed to potential house buyers that they would be wise to hold off.

So when it comes to thinking about a post-Kim North Korea, the US may be wise to let events unfold naturally.

You'd be wise to start collecting information to make a decision about what you'd like to do, but don't act on those choices just yet.

Before sinking into despair for the fate of the human race, however, the reader would be wise to consider Mankiw's.

Mr Obama was surely wise to leave provocative economic thoughts to the NEC.

You would be wise to carry around a notebook so you can write down the thoughts as they suddenly appear in your head. . .

It would also be wise to check the engine control module (ECM) software version and have it up-dated if necessary.

I was tempted to say something but decided it would be wise to hold my tongue.

Health authorities still are wise to monitor seafood, seaweed and other ocean products, he said.

If it were possible to send supplies to Sumter, he asked, would it be wise to do so?

Stevenson would have loved to find any excuse to get me fired , but i was wise to him and wasn't going to be caught napping .

It might also be wise to duplicate the layer before smudging as you don't want to use all your undo's.

You may be tempted to fire up FrontPage right away, but it's wise to make a few decisions before you do.

If you're that grand, then wouldn't it be wise to go into a new company at a lower position and then work yourself up?

If you're not clear how your work either makes the company money or cuts costs -- or both -- you'd be wise to figure that out soon.

With that in mind, it is wise to proceed with caution when discussing analogies between the Holocaust and anything else.

In a bear market, it is always wise to cover if complete demoralization suddenly develops.

So men believed that it would be wise to keep their 'official' jobs for the sake of the family's future.

It is always wise to pipe the output to a file for problem determination, if applicable.

"A few" thought it would be wise to begin selling assets soon, the minutes said.

It would not be wise to sign papers or estimates this month, so table things until June.

It's not wise to say something inappropriate during the meeting.

Any honest proponent of legalisation would be wise to assume that drug-taking as a whole would rise.

Nothing near this ideal will come out of Copenhagen; it is wise to set our hopes on something imperfect but possible.

Today starts the Middle East's weekend from Friday to Saturday, so we would be wise to stand back and watch.

For these various reasons, despite our dependence on them, we would be wise to exercise a degree of caution in adopting forecasts.

It is wise to write them down on paper because it is less easy to dismiss them that way.

If cyberarms-control is to America's advantage, it would be wise to shape such accords while it still has the upper hand in cyberspace.

They would be wise to follow the lead of those banks that focused on the regional banking model.

It is never wise to come between a man and his wife.

Developed countries would be wise to look ahead at their structural growth challenges, too.

Because this is such a personal holiday, it is wise to plan your celebration around the individual.

The new US president would be wise to engage while Mr Kim is still at the helm.

She might be wise to make use of her political honeymoon.

It is always wise to blog about something we consistently have access for updates on the latest happenings.

Those learning English as a second language would be wise to make use of the above suggestions.

It would be wise to check for a caver to find out if any equipment is included in ticket.

But now companies might be wise to consider field-testing their wares in New York City.

It would surely be wise to boost the levels of wine's beneficial ingredients and add a few more for good measure.

It is wise to set food and money By in CASE of a future emergency.

Finally, for the best performance for end-users, locate the heavily accessed servers in close proximity (network wise) to the users.

And, as China is opening up to the world day by day, I thought it was wise to expand my horizons.

You can stay here. You'll be safe here. You're a fugitive, so it probably isn't wise to check into a hotel.

At this time it would be wise to avoid making decisions concerning important matters.

It is wise to place cloth bags over the pollinated branches a month or two prior to harvest.

Not every tutoring agency believes that it's wise to give charges so much attention.

To avoid potential health risks it would be wise to regularly clean your car inside and out.

But if you're one of these people, you'd be wise to abandon those ideas.

Consumers, meanwhile, would be wise to check the sodium content per serving on food labels and select lower-sodium brands.

The path of life leads upward for the wise to keep him from going down to the grave.

In certain situations, it may be wise to retain the risk rather than to seek another form of protection, such as insurance.

As the largest carnivorous marsupial in the world, competitors would be wise to stay clear.

You would be wise to consider attending lectures that will broaden your awareness concerning your professional direction.

Because misdiagnosed as an incurable disease and died of killing a patient is not wise to do so?

He's one of the smartest lawyers in town. You'd be wise to hire him if you're in trouble - he seldom loses a case.

So much so that one wonders why lawyers and doctors haven't got wise to this in trying to get their sentences reduced, too.

If you depend on it, it's wise to run a small test during installation or initialization to make sure it works correctly.

You would be wise to do research on the item or service you want, but to actually make your decision in June.

If you prefer to go a gym, it is wise to choose one near your home or office so that it does not require too much effort to get there.

Photo Tip: It's always wise to have a good chamois lens cleaner with you.

Despite her very attentive and helpful service attitude, I decided it would be wise to find an alternative.

It's wise to take a map and a mobile phone. They'll be useful especially if you get lost.

Pharmaceutical companies would also be wise to hunt for drugs that act on the same biological pathway as rapamycin.

The IMF must be especially wise to craft socially acceptable and economically realistic programmes.

I will never work for you. And you would be wise to remember the difference.

You know, it's not wise to offence any side.

However, they'd be wise to prepare for using a more sophisticated risk management model in the future, when it may be mandatory.

During most of this month, you may find important checks run late or are missing. You'd be wise to stay on top of all accounts receivables .

Greek bondholders might be wise to check which type of contract they hold.

It's also probably wise to log the start and stop time of your script.

It is always wise to look forward, but it is difficult to look far ahead.

It is always wise to apply the aphorism "Know Thyself" when it comes to practice.

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

It would be wise to handle this delicate problem with calmness and patience.

It is always wise to review and validate a domain model with subject matter experts.

If the student is invited to a dinner at a home , it is wise to arrive between the hour stated and 10 minutes later.

Shareholders would be wise to support such donations, if management proposes them.

It's not always wise to go by appearances.

In fact, his research shows that any Internet retailer looking for customers would be wise to use some pre-Web methods.

Now this clearly demonstrates why it is not wise to be frozen in on a fixed timetable.

Perhaps Warren Buffett, once tipped for the job, would have done better, though Mr Obama was probably wise to pass him over.

Thinking ahead, we might be wise to build the new factory now before prices rise again.

Early January brings an eclipse in Capricorn and until it has spoken, you would be wise to wait.

The president is wise to note the second term pitfalls of his predecessors, says University of California historian Matthew Dallek.

Afghanistan, it seems wise to assume, is at a critical point.

Would the savage have been wise to exchange his wigwam for a palace on these terms?

The fact is China just keeps doing better and better and we would be wise to acknowledge how they are opening up and just watch !

He is becoming too wise to hearken always to instincts and desires; he is still too weak to always prevail against them.

Although this diet is not physically harmful, and can be helpful in some instances, it's generally not wise to adopt this regimen.

All of these issues suggest that it's wise to analyze exactly what the value proposition is before using EJB.

My loves, you know we are mortals. Is it wise to break one's heart for the one who takes her heart away? For time is short.

It is wise to get out bowls, spoons and even pour the cereal into the bowls the night before.

THE Mona Lisa's lure is so strong that Louvre Museum officials find it wise to keep her safely stowed behind bulletproof glass.

As the scale of the forest decreases year by year, we are convinced that it is wise to place great emphasis on the forest.

Therefore, enterprise developers are wise to ensure that applications are easily accessible by other applications.

It is always wise to look ahead, but difficult to look further than you can see.

When a form has multiple actions such as "Continue" and "Go Back" it may be wise to reduce the visual weight of the secondary action.

Mercury retrograde is due to create havoc during most of December, so you'd be wise to shop for holiday gifts before you reach December.

No I have never had a student do this, but they get the message, it is not wise to ask to go to the bathroom in my class.

We should use the present, he said, to be something in the future: to be wise, to be strong, to be compassionate.

It is wise to spend some time looking through any image you use to make sure there are no extra accounts and that the packages are updated.

But regardless, he writes, short people may be wise to 'take coronary risk factor control more seriously.

It is not wise to be blind by the material benefit in front of you.

It was very wise to leave when you did.

Those who followed other gods, or none at all, were wise to keep their opinions to themselves.

It may be wise to suggest that vendors demonstrate how they would create small, medium, and large forms with their technology.

As a matter of policy, you would have thought it wise to constrain your own power within institutions.

The players will be stopped at a gate and will see some drama explaining that the arcs have gotten wise to their Orc Chief Guard disguises.

In this age of AIDS, it's wise to abstain from unprotected sex.

It's very wise to keep a soldering iron, a roll of solder and desoldering equipment handy at all times.

it would be wise to go over your test paper again.

If we truly care about knowing what would constitute happiness to a person it is wise to open our awareness to the things they treasure.

You'd be wise to avoid him. And dodges like this flat.

It is never wise to let a piece of electronic equipment know that you are in a hurry.

Mickleborough said her uncle and aunt were passionate about sailing but were wise to its perils.

And when dealing with your Chinese counterparts, it is wise to take into account their age.

People would be wise to abandon rash inclinations and instead try in earnest.

It is not wise to make a decision in a hurry before understanding the facts.

You would be wise to have a lawyer check that nothing specific to your venture requires a change.

It might not be wise to hasten to a simple conclusion.

Look sharp - it's always wise to dress as through you already have received your promotion. Then again, Capricorns already know this!

As people grow wise to email scams, criminal gangs will find new ways to commit online fraud, sell fake goods or steal corporate secrets.

Beijing bookstores would be wise to stock up on Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.

She thought it might be wise to try her luck here .

It's wise to check whether the flight times have changed before you leave for the airport.

It''s a very popular play, and it would be wise to book seats well in advance.

We would be wise to reclaim the ancient, lost practice of resting one day each week.

If you have not kept a pet parrot before, it would be wise to purchase a handbook on the subject.

It may however, be wise to practice the massage routine without oil until you become proficient.

So the kids might be wise to this trick now.

It's always wise to not burn bridges, because you don't know when you will need your past employers for a reference.

"I wouldn't say I didn't have concerns about it but I would say it wouldn't be wise to interfere with it, " Blair said.

It's wise to treat your throat ailment through establishing regular daily habits rather than relying on medicines.

It's not wise to make friends in such a way.

In the current rage, Lerrick says, elected officials would be wise to start thinking like investors.

It is wise to be wary when those caught napping by earlier catastrophes sound the all-clear.

Tyrion Lannister had no use for any god, but on this ship it was wise to show a certain respect for red R'hllor.

It is always wise to seek a second opinion.

and thus a second timeescaped. it is wise to turn circumstances to good account.

It's wise to keep personal conversations, jokes and physical contact to a minimum.

It might therefore be wise to bet on even worse gridlock as both parties dig in their heels for next year's general election.

It would also be wise to offer a similar deal to Portugal.

Years later, as a marketing ploy, Dr Metcalfe thought it wise to pinpoint the birth of Ethernet.

Whatever you may look like, it's wise to marry a man your own age. As your beauty fades, so will his eyesight.

Few things waste your time more than working on the wrong project. So it's wise to check first if something is worth doing.

The case for trade liberalisation is simple: it is not wise to throw rocks into your own harbours.

When finding the best coffee makers, it is wise to look at the quality of the products first.

If you plan to operate your own business, it's wise to take courses in business management and accounting.

It's wise to eat heavy meal during the day when our body is in motion to consume the heavy in-take.

They were also team players, by intense selection, and nothing if not wise to the game.

It is wise to stagger the introduction of each supplement by 2-3 days, introducing only one at a time and adding gradually.

Life is so short that it is not wise to take roundabout ways, nor can we spend much time in waiting.

However, it is wise to carry a bottle of water while you are playing, so that your lips do not become dry.

You'll have to do more fighting later, so it's wise to build a second barracks.

It's wise to keep asking for feedback along the way to assure that your words convey exactly what you mean.

You may know it is not wise to sign contracts when Mercury is retrograde, but it is also not wise to give a verbal answer either.

It is a very popular play, and it would be wise to reserve seats in advance.

It is wise to have several DNS servers to rely on in case one should fail during an address lookup.

You were wise to keep away from him.

It's not wise to insist on the price for both sides, Could we come to a compromise?

During a test, it's wise to move on when you get stuck on a difficult problem and come back to it later.

To improve security, it's often wise to use more than one method of protection (also called "defense in depth" ).

George Mason University government expert James Pfiffner says Mr. Obama is wise to put his new team in place as soon as possible.

No one is certain if it is wise to emigrate to Europe. It will only become clear in the future.

It has been wise to have built the Three Gorges dam and other water conservation projects whatever they cost.

Analysts say Fast Retailing is wise to target global growth, given its huge exposure at home.

On the other hand, you might be wise to begin with research if you intend to tackle an issue you do not fully understand.

One is wise to ensure that the parties involved have a common understanding of the terms being used, however said terms are defined.

When you think that way, you'll find that it's not wise to keep your bad habit!

It's wise to take a map and a mobile phone .

It isn't always wise to take it for granted that foreigners understand no Chinese.

Of course, it never is wise to read too much into any one-month decline.

Uncle Ho was very wise to put democracy before prosperity.

His potential successors would also be wise to keep this in mind.

It's not wise to put that money under one-party control.

Officials in Beijing would be wise to take the hint.