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With a quiet session ahead data wise in London be cognizant of headlines pertaining to the EU debt crisis as instigators of moves.

Physicians must be cognizant of the cyclical changes in bacteria as well as new vaccines and antibiotics best suited to address AOM.

But perhaps where you should really be cognizant of your safety is at the dinner table, where your mouth can get you in a world of trouble.

Be cognizant of your blinking habits when you're nervous, especially if someone is looking at you from a close proximity.

The dialog can be incredibly fruitful. Just be cognizant of the relative number of users with whom you are actively engaged.

To be cognizant of the human value, we must try to analyze the "human" historically inside and outside.

Proofs and Refutations was intended for philosophers of mathematics to be cognizant of the historical development of ideas.

Of the disadvantages, a 32-bit program must be cognizant of the segmented architecture to take full advantage of the 32-bit address space.

Under the hatchet of fast-paced development, we must always be cognizant of Beijing's long term goals and the direction of its creativity.

You have to be cognizant of the evidence out there and learn from what has been published.

Developers can also be cognizant of where data is stored on a smartphone.

Always be cognizant of whether and how you are legally authorized to reuse and distribute content.

Always be cognizant of what people are doing around you.

However, we should not only be cognizant of the preliminary results, but also realize the problems and difficulties we are facing.

A union leader ought to be cognizant of the attitudes and opinions of the rank and file

On the one hand, they can be cognizant of their strength, avoiding shortsighted actions;