For all of our multicultural success, we must remain vigilant of bigotry and racism.
But Hoover remained vigilant: of all the enemies that he had hunted, he considered the agents of Communism the "Masters of Deceit," as he called his 1958 best-selling book about them.
"Available intelligence reports indicate a plan by Boko Haram to use young male suicide bombers disguised as cobblers to hide explosives in their toolboxes and detonate them in soft areas such as markets, restaurants, ATM locations, political rallies, worship centers as well as other public places," he said, and advised Nigerians working in these areas to remain vigilant of suspicious activity.
Physicians must ultimately remain vigilant of unwarranted supposition when caring for the critically ill and interacting with their surrogates.
Since the participants were instructed to remain vigilant of their hand position throughout the experiment, the flashes were perceived as being in the peripheral field of their vision.
Another concern is that people with a comorbid anxiety disorder may be taking additional medications to treat their concurrent condition and clinicians therefore must remain vigilant of potential interactions and dosage scheduling associated with multiple drugs.
Having transferred the greater trochanter in one patient to date, we remain vigilant on behalf of the remainder.
In 1963, King, Roy Wilkins, Dorothy Height, and other organizers met with John F. Kennedy to urge him to remain vigilant on the cause of civil rights.
With dozens of cases still reported each week in Guinea and Sierra Leone, the village elders in Vonema all recognize the importance of remaining vigilant, regardless of hardships.
However, given global variation in infection prevalence in cattle and possible regional differences in the incidence of oocyst shedding by dogs, there remains a need worldwide to remain vigilant to the possibility of human infection.
