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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.

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

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

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.

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.

"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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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!

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

You should be wary of any company promising high returns with low risk.

But Seoul would be wary of Japan reasserting influence on the peninsula, write Stares and Wit.

I still would be wary of long maturities, and stick to intermediate- and shorter-term bonds and CDs.

Also be wary of paint and dust in homes built before 1978 and of water coming from old pipes.

The bad feeling generated by the very public battle has led many observers to assume that Microsoft will be wary of making another full bid.

The investment in insurance or bonds can shield people from insurance but investors should be wary of price volatility.

The golfer that doesn't find the twelfth fairway needs to be wary of Flynn's cross bunkers ninety yards shy of twelfth green.

Investors in Asia also need to be wary of political shocks that could suddenly overturn the region's risk profile.

However, be wary of using knockAge to do anything requiring authentication on your system.

We should be wary of a resurgence of unreasonable expectations in state protection, intervention and global control.

Voters, however, have reason to be wary of spending and empty promises.

Among a table of The Top Five Things to Be Wary Of, Chinese were rated at No 5.

Be wary of the man who urges an action in which he himself incurs no risk.

Be wary of anyone who shies away from answering these questions in a transparent way, Mr. Sonnenfeldt says.

Prospective students should instead be wary of other things, says Al Lee of PayScale, an employment data research firm.

Regulators sent the trust companies a notice early November warning them to be wary of risks in the real estate sector.

They must be wary of counting too heavily on everlasting good times overseas.

Finally, when designing pattern matching statements, be wary of relying on a default case clause.

Be wary of online discussion groups and forums as they easily turn into debate sessions.

Bosses may also be wary of relying on the judgments of non-experts.

WHEN it comes to modern China, be wary of mindless extrapolation and generalisations from history.

Be wary of cross contamination; food labels may also list the cross-contamination potential.

Always know your biases, and be wary of the power of attraction.

If so, the Fed should be wary of reading too much into any constellation of asset prices.

He is known to be wary of opening up the treaties.

It's always best to be wary of those eager to come to our rescue. Because even the smallest of favors carries a price tag.

Be wary of players who might attempt to fake you out by going right next to some semi important structures.

However, one should always be wary of such seemingly strict rules in photography.

Policy-makers should be wary of side-effects that could come along with each decision they have made.

Be wary of minimalism as an aesthetic decision without cause.

But if the smart money is leaving the sector, other investors should be wary of piling in.

To hide the truth: These are the lies that you need to be wary of.

For all China's new found confidence, Beijing might still be wary of fully embracing Western style private equity.

They ought to be wary of inscrutable companies, giving the firms an incentive to change their ways.

Regulators should be wary of risk migrating to the shadow banking system.

Also, be wary of portion size when drinking alcohol.

Be wary of it unless you control the market.

Yet Americans (and Europeans) should be wary of embracing Mr Wilders.

Butpeople may be wary of giving strangers their online banking and creditcard passwords.

Also be wary of an adviser who charges more than 1% or 2% of assets.

Children were taught to be wary of strangers.

The airline is rich but, having been burned by minority stakes in the past, it should be wary of writing too big a cheque.

Rose warns that her husband should be wary of matching her boutique style.

But by the time readers reach these last few chapters, they will be wary of taking any story at face value anyway.

We should be wary of the fact that GM food contains genes from different organisms.

One should be wary of such generalisations.

Trustbusters need to be wary of such claims.

So unless you really dig sea cucumber or shark's fin, be wary of the "specials. "

Investors should still be wary of certain countries, however, he points out.

Be wary of late binding to a name that includes some user data.

Abstract images can sometimes work well, but be wary of using them if their meaning is vital.

Be wary of the manager wearing glasses, he's tall and has short shaved hair.

Analysts say Mr. Aquino will be wary of doing anything that could trip up his economic mission.

Be wary of placing too many items into an icon design, or overly illustrating an icon.

Be wary of those who have overly strong convictions.

Moreover, the Chinese authorities will be wary of imposing large adjustment costs on corporations too quickly and causing large job losses.

So Mr Draghi will probably be wary of swiftly stepping in to cap Italy's interest rates.

But Lawrence Davies, of the Equal Justice law firm, believes we should be wary of amending current equality laws.

Companies outside China will be wary of holding renminbi unless they have somewhere to invest them.

China will be wary of big acquisitions of foreign banks and insurers in 2011. But sooner or later the temptation will return.

Typically for XML documents, you must be wary of the syntax.

Patient and tolerant, may be wary of strangers.

Web site developers should be wary of anyone spoofing the GET and POST requests sent to them.

Therefore, we should be wary of ignoring the moral bottom line of this kind help.

However, some countries may be wary of depending on foreign powers for their energy and might want to make and reprocess their own fuel.

The second caveat is that, as mentioned here before, it makes sense to be wary of investing in Wall Street firms.

So, be wary of the promise of JSP technology as compared to the reality of what it delivers.

Merchants, he asserted, must be wary of profiting too greedily from the trade of food abroad while the English were suffering.

Be wary of the millions of personal home pages on the Net.

This is something that applicants to technical institutions in particular should be wary of.

But it's always best to be wary of those eager to come to our rescue.

As always, be wary of sales pitches and don't buy more laptop than you need.

Yet there are good reasons to be wary of all the optimism.

But you need to be wary of reckless action.

Should business leaders be wary of speaking out?

Be wary of investing in something you don't understand.

It's a lot of hard work, says industry consultant Jane Creed, and you should be wary of anyone who tells you differently.

As a result they tend to be wary of debt and seldom panic.

Be wary of advice prompted by selfishness.

Be wary of angels who want half the business or a majority stake.

But one thing I am sure of: It is best to be wary of data from the TIPS market.

Be wary of other sites making similar come-ons.

We must be wary of gender stereotypes.

Be wary of tourist traps when you travel to Florida.

China will be wary of big acquisitions of foreign banks and insurers in 2011.

Mr Nivola's essay, published in April last year, warned Democratic policymakers to be wary of following too radical an agenda.

Be wary of "specials. "

We should, by now, have learned to be wary of them.

You should be wary of flatters.

Many of them will be wary of returning to their old homes soon.

I am your friend, and as your friend, I am asking you: be wary of Palpatine.

Hope everybody to speak English in public and never to be wary of others "misunderstanding" to you.

Be wary of song sharks when you go to Nashville.

Be wary of strong drink. It can make you shoot at tax collectors, and miss.

be wary of giving offence

Be wary of external hires