If the Republican party wishes to remain relevant and redeem its own image, it would do well to give the cold shoulder to Sanford and embrace Kirk.
As Facebook becomes increasingly active in determining which news its users see, it would do well to acknowledge the use of humans — including their potential for errors and bias.
If the FA wants to reassert its long-relinquished position as football's moral compass, it would do well to unapologetically reclaim its role as the game's regulator.
The Scotsman was also positive: "It is far grittier, bleaker (and, occasionally, funnier) than I had expected, and – the acid test – I suspect it would do well even if its author's name weren't JK Rowling".
We liked the balance of the No. 1 Altano, its easy drinkability and the fact that it would do well on the table.
It would do well to apologise for its inadequate and blustering denials of the depth of Britain's literacy crisis as well, and start coming up with some plans that would decisively address this baleful problem".
It would do well to open up its commenting and messaging systems to other social networks as well, to give people an easy on-ramp onto the service.
Analysts said the PS Vita was impressive for its technical specifications and functionality, but questioned whether it would do well in the market.
The furnishings world has always had fashion envy, but it would do well to remind itself that fashion has its victims.
Indeed, as the United States broadens its effort to win the hearts and minds of Muslims, it would do well to look into the heads of the journalists who shape opinions in those societies.
It would do well to examine closely any allegations of gaming ratings agency models.
