Job seekers take heed, the best cities to find work may be in Texas.
Heed and Christine, best friends as girls, are now bitter enemies, venomously plotting against each other.
If the producer does not heed it, the best that can happen is the show is cancelled.
If we don't want to rely entirely on God, "Who makes peace in the heavens," to make peace on earth as well, but are ready to accept the responsibility of doing our part in that effort, then we had best heed Eilberg's warning that the work is hard and will not come as a matter of course.
NFL owners like Jerry Jones may be close cousins to circus owner P.T. Barnum and adhere to his maxim that "There's no such thing as bad publicity," but players best heed the advice of their media training coaches and proceed cautiously into murky media waters.
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He knew only that it was best to heed such warnings.
But perhaps it's best to heed the advice of Dylan himself: "All the truth in the world adds up to one big lie".
Until then, it is perhaps best to heed the advice of Anya Clowers, a registered nurse and proprietor of JetWithKids.com, a blog about flying drama-free with children.
But most of the women attending the gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, among the 725 guests, dressed elegantly, more so than in recent years, and they did their best to heed Anna Wintour's e-mail messages to be on time.
