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As the Russian Federation joins member states from around the globe at the annual Commission on Narcotic Drugs meeting taking place in Vienna this month, its authorities might well take heed to urgently endorse these proven harm-reduction strategies, and to show their citizens and the world that they are embarking on safe, wise and sound public health policies.
So at 30 I'll have my first bah-bee, be married, have a really nice three-storey family house in Clapham with a little picket fence and be writing songs for pop tarts.' There's an old saying you might like to take heed of - if you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans.
And if more American companies take heed, we might change that famous sign to read, "If you lived here, you'd be in a much better home by now".
A driver can also change gears using steering wheel-mounted paddles, but Formula 1 hopefuls, take heed – the CLA might upshift unbidden well short of the tachometer's 6,500rpm red line.
If your internet certification process warns you to be careful of a site that might be falsely taking your confidential details, take heed.
If only a small percentage of US citizens take heed of his Stockholm speech, there might be some hope for the world in the 21st century.
Carmakers should take heed.
Economists should take heed.
