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Often referred to as the hidden addiction, all individuals working with adolescents are well advised to understand and address this issue.

That the row centres around business isn't much of a surprise: New Order, of course, are frequently cited as a band who really weren't terribly wise with money, and who were not well advised about what to do with it.

(Men, as Wolf notes with some prescience, would be well advised to listen up: powerful industries have a vested interest in them feeling old and ugly too).

Given the parlous state of the Blues, off and self-evidently on the field, Rowett, who is building a reputation as a promising young manager with the Brewers, might be well advised to steer well clear.

The history of nutritional hyperbole is riddled with folly we would be well advised to learn from -- and avoid repeating.

Before the Americans sign their outsourcing contract with Tokyo, they would be well advised to listen carefully to Mr. Abe's Shangri-La speech.

Although that will be a matter primarily for the Member States and their administrative structures to deal with, the Commission would be well advised to lead back to the path of virtue those offenders in certain Member States – and there will certainly be some – who neglect to do so.

Voters would be well advised to proceed with caution.

If the FPC were to provide the Treasury with advice, the Treasury would be well advised to follow it.

He would be well advised to break with Treasury tradition and avoid the temptation to produce a new policy out of a hat.

Washington hostesses who hope to snag the Obamas for dinner would be well advised to talk with Anita Ellis if they want to serve President-elect Barack Obama what he likes to eat.