Knowing this, Mr Ghanem, who has two wives, one Shabak and one Sunni, wisely ran away to Irbil with 300 other families when Isis took over his town in August.
When the shooting started in Dallas, those carrying guns wisely ran like everyone else did (so much for "good guys" with guns stopping "bad guys" with guns), but the police were not sure if they were "good guys with guns" or "bad guys with guns".
But it was unnerving to hear him adhere to his bizarre claim that the major broadcast networks who wisely declined to run "Stolen Honor" when Mr. Sherwood offered it to them were no different than "Holocaust deniers".
The offside Lavezzi wisely diverted his run away from Ibrahimovic's weighted pass, allowing his compatriot to hold off the covering Dani Alves and clip his shot over Valdes.
Baker parted company with Stubhub in 2004 after a disagreement about how the company was being run, but wisely remained a shareholder.
But the Romney campaign seems wary — and wisely so — of running for president on a plan that cut taxes for wealthy investors but doesn't offer anything similarly dramatic to the middle class.
As mentioned above use your ammo wisely because it is very easy to run out of bullets.
It can be tough to run away from Peppers, anyway, given that Marinelli wisely moves him around.
Marvel also very wisely includes the first issue of Jonathan Hickman's highly-regarded "Fantastic Four" run at the end of the book.
This time he hammers a drive away through the covers, and the fielders, wisely, don't bother running.
4.02pm: They're 14 minutes into the women's 10,000m, and GB's Jo Pavey is in about 16th place and "running very wisely" according to Brendon Foster.
