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Whatever the doubts about Ms Yingluck, if Thais vote for her their choice must be heeded.

The quiet words of the wise are more to be heeded than the shouts of a ruler of fools.

Vermilion - finned and with eyes of bossy gold, the tunnies went by in shoals, But he heeded them not.

"When once we realize that we have been" disrespecting "God all the time, we are covered with shame and humiliation because we have not heeded Him."

If priests had their way, it would be shortly after the wedding ceremony-but recent studies show such advice is rarely heeded.

Rule on whether it is oral gum disease is lit solid, is true, all the way through heat and relieve inflammation of the gums to treat, if not heeded, then the treatment may not only fail, but worse.

When the wild goose south flies to shout loudly, from heeded to a god tent to there also scatter the voice of warning, obviously that nail the superior also discovered a bearer of breathing.

Tom heeded the judge's warning.

Advice when most needed is least heeded.

His Word is final revelation and must be heeded and acknowledged through our daily lives.

Most of the residents of the barrier island town heeded calls to evacuate before the storm.

It is therefore suggested that besides grammatical forms, constructional meanings should also be heeded in teaching English causative verbs.

Yet calls for Italy's best interests to be heeded are likely to be drowned out by the noise of politicians manoeuvring for position when parliament returns in September.

Reports from the disaster zone also suggest a growing anger among the inhabitants of Zhouqu that the warnings were not heeded and that a better disaster action plan had not been put in place.

She never heeded anyone's warning.

The light has been given you but you have not heeded it.

But she basically ignores my to obstruct and have already heeded to from to the direction of Lord debt but go to.

There was a lot of talking from dignitaries, which was a bit boring, but I understood that Buddhism preaches words of wisdom should be heeded and absorbed in the good spirit in which they're given.

It would be tempting to think that the lessons of DDT have been heeded.

More counsel that the Irish could usefully have heeded earlier.

You had your rudder broken many a time, my boat, and your sails torn to tatters. Often had you drifted towards the sea, dragging anchor, and heeded not.