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Any elected official, of any party, would be well-advised not to buck that voter headwind.
www.thestar.com A well-advised client will always have options available to them and what this might do will be to accelerate one or two of those options.
www.telegraph.co.uk If you're incredibly lucky (and smart and hardworking and well-advised and, yes, lucky), you might get as much as $2 to $3 million.
venturebeat.com And if you have read the previous volumes, you would be well-advised to spend the time necessary for a re-read.
news.nationalpost.com It's a documentary that promises to be fascinating - but you'd be well-advised not to watch it over dinner.
www.northernstar.com.au