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Again, a well-advised sponsor/borrower will want the prohibitions above to continue even if there is an event of default.

Recorded a few months before Coltrane died, in 1967, "Interstellar Space" was not a very well-advised introduction to jazz.

But before launching reflexively into an off-site meeting, you, like Julia Martinez, would be well-advised to take a step back and think hard about (1) what you are trying to accomplish and (2) whether an off-site is the best way to accomplish it.

America would also be well-advised to take steps to minimise the perception among many in the world that it is an aggressor state.

If you wear a shirt or a patch of a metal band, you'd be well-advised to make sure it's a band you like, and know very well.

The second scientific anti-realist argument a person would be well-advised not to use in support of constructive empiricism is the Pessimistic Induction Argument.

And when Keith Ablow -- longtime pundit, medical doctor, best-selling author, Newt Gingrich advocate -- raises an eyebrow, you're well-advised to check out what he's looking at.

Experts say the pair would be well-advised to adopt a supine posture in a forum that often becomes theatrical.

I do not endorse these views, but they offer a warning Republicans would be well-advised to heed.

And its warning seemed well-advised when a more rigorous, follow-up study by the University of Pennsylvania contradicted key Sentencing Commission's findings.

StudioCanal's decision to scale back distribution for The Wind Rises looks well-advised, although an expansion now looks likely.