Because acetaminophen is in so many products, consumers need to be vigilant about reading labels, and they need to keep track of how much of the drug they are ingesting daily.
Early on in this biography, Mr. Holden wisely observes that "we must remain ever vigilant against too readily reading the poet's own sentiments into those of his characters".
Consumers need to be vigilant before downloading apps (read and confirm permissions are in place), be wary of text messages from unknown sources and only join known and trusted Wi-Fi networks.
The Tories, ever-vigilant for moral decline, have just started making some noise about prisoners reading books written by other convicts.
Green's books seem calibrated for an era in which parents — vigilant and eager not to seem out of touch — often read the books that their children are reading.
One sleeps with abandon, unafraid of missing her stop, fruit ripening in the basket beside her; the other reads, upright and vigilant with her prim bouquet.
There's no longer a full-time employee scouring papers for snappers, but a few vigilant souls, who no doubt read marker in hand, armed with the glorious purpose of exposing human error, or perhaps just hankering for a ten dollar check, still send in clippings and folded newspapers and even links (you can actually now submit them on online, here).
Some of these had weekly charges, so unlike with Apple's terms and conditions, I'd actually have to read these and stay vigilant.
It read: "Warden N. Merion, the Faithful, the Vigilant" as follows: "Castle Merion, Cell No. 20.
