And under some circumstances, the heavy government investment in education would make a philanthropic investment more advisable, not less.
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All of those are more advisable than bluster and ambiguous public red lines that would be hard to enforce.
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Even if there are some short-term bumps in the road it would be much more advisable to stay the course and begin that process of normalization.
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That's why this boozing, brawling comedy with its undertone of dread is one of the rare Christmas plays that may be more advisable at any other time of year.
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While covering the Battle of the Nations in Serbia this May, Alessandro D'Angelo opted for a medieval-style tunic and hat—though chainmail and a helmet might have been more advisable.
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It might be more advisable to hit the gym if you want to give your heart a good work out, as opposed to having to answer politicians who ask why your company is enabling foreign entities to influence domestic elections.
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"The more advisable course would be presumably for the White House counsel's office and maybe the Office of Legal Counsel at DOJ to weigh in more for institutional reasons rather than having individual staff members, however senior, seek guidance on their own accord," he said.
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But it is in autumn when the land is dressed in ocher, yellow and red that with blue skies and wooly acquires an incomparable beauty. It is for this reason and because at this time the work of picking grapes and making wine the traditional way are given by small and medium vintners making becomes more advisable to visit this area.
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No mention of U-boats was made by either man. Both apparently assumed aircraft and surface raiders presented the greater threat in British waters, thus following the then Admiralty line that U-boats were no longer a threat.Hendrie 2006, p. 64. When Admiral Sir Dudley Pound enquired about aerial assets in trade and commerce defence, Chief of the Air Staff Cyril Newall, 1st Baron Newall, replied that there was not enough "jam" [resources] to go around and stated it was more advisable to risk losses on trade routes than weaken the RAF's ability to protect Britain from air attack and bomb its enemies.
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However, they often leave Linus with a side-effect, required to complete a puzzle. To travel between adventure sections, Linus goes through arcade sections, where he has to reach the other side of the level, avoiding free falls, enemies and collecting Cosmic candy at the same time (after collecting 10, an extra life is added). Linus dies upon contact with enemies, so instead of speed-running (which can be done, since the levels are small), it may be more advisable to learn his foes' movement patterns and wait for a safe opening. This is particularly true in NES Linus Spacehead's Cosmic Crusade, where Linus cannot change direction in mid-jump.
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Confusion increased when the legalization of the forward pass made it more advisable for teams to defend with fewer on the line of scrimmage and more behind. Although the offense could no longer play "guard back", for instance, the defense had no such limitations. A common defensive formation was the 6-2-3 or 6-2-2-1, shown below arrayed against an offense's straight T: S HB HB C FB ____E_ T__ _G ____G_ T _ E____ E T G C G T E QB HB FB HB The so-called center and fullback are playing left and right versions of the same position. The positions were later renamed "linebacker".
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If the chalazion is located directly under the eyelid's outer tissue, however, an excision from above may be more advisable so as not to inflict any unnecessary damage on the lid itself. Eyelid epidermis usually mends well, without leaving any visible scar.Gerstenkorn/Hagelkorn Depending on the chalazion's texture, the excision procedure varies: while fluid matter can easily be removed under minimal invasion, by merely puncturing the chalazion and exerting pressure upon the surrounding tissue, hardened matter usually necessitates a larger incision, through which it can be scraped out. Any residual matter should be metabolized in the course of the subsequent healing process, generally aided by regular appliance of dry heat.
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Effects in marketing, was first observed by Georgian marketeer: Giorgi Pirtskhalava, who stated that consumers might prefer short named brands over long ones and might as well invent their lesser form versions of brands. He noticed that short names are often used by couples in love to express their affection and close emotional bond, so it would be more profitable for companies to promote and advertise their short name versions of brands, including acronyms and abbreviations, for example: promoting GE might be more advisable then General Electric or Chevy for Chevrolet. EA (Electronic Arts) is another classic example of this effect, others include GM (General Motors), BMW (Bayerische Motoren Werke AG), IBM (International Business Machines Corporation) abbreviations.
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When Roger L'Estrange compiled his Fables of Aesop and Other Eminent Mythologists (1692), those of Abstemius and other authors in the Dorpius collection were translated under their own names and kept apart from those ascribed to Aesop in the main body of the book in a rare acknowledgement of his authorship. L'Estrange's version is slightly more condensed even than his: "A Bear was so enrag'd once at the Stinging of a Bee, that he ran like mad into the Bee-Garden, and over- turn'd all the Hives in revenge. This Outrage brought them out in whole Troops upon him; and he came afterwards to bethink himself, how much more advisable it had been to pass over one Injury, than by an unprofitable Passion to provoke a Thousand."Fable 290, p.
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