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• McDonnell trolls to find the fish that are most active and least heedful.
• "Obviously, we're always heedful of what the mayor has to say,"
• Both stars are heedful of the dangers of neglecting their child in pursuit of their careers, Zeta-Jones adds.
• Heedful of the ministry's complaints, parliament last spring extended the length of the compulsory military service to two years from 18 months.
• Israel, embroiled in the intifada, wary of Iran's nuclear ambitions, and heedful of American pleas to keep calm, has other fish to fry.
• As it turned out, the crime victim, Amanullah, after initially naming the Taliban as suspects in taking his $ 165, 000, was not finished in his heedful exoneration of them.
• City education officials say the days of being less than heedful of the ad hoc activities in their school gyms and the gender-equity questions raised by Title IX are coming to an end.
• A soft-voiced man with soulful eyes and a mouth that curls into a mischievous smile, Wiseman has the heedful detachment of a psychotherapist, gently turning a question back on itself to find the truth.
• As for Unity's leader Sergei Shoigu, he has lately been annoyed with the Kremlin officials for their attempts to set Putin against him, and so is not inclined to be too heedful of their advice.
• Players should be their own keepers _ and many are heedful of all the warnings posted on the welcome mat _ but when they skip college and stroll into the league from high school, the temptation is to stop taking notes.
• Two senior ABRI members, Gen . ( ret ) Abdul Haris Nasution and Gen . ( ret ) Leonardus Benjamin Moerdani, expressed hope that under Wiranto the Armed Forces could be more heedful of and responsive to people's aspirations.
• "This is a conspiracy against the people of Iraq and Iraqi resistance, " he said of Thursday's carnage . " We must unite and be heedful of those who want to drive a wedge among us under the cover of Islam ."
• :: : I would certainly support such myself, but I do think we need to be heedful of concerns that we are promoting a non-standard neologism phrase, which is against talk ) 19 : 53, 6 August 2008 ( UTC)
• In relation to this, Weick and Roberts adopted a cognitive approach by explaining that tacit coordination and heedful interrelationships in activity systems of routines stem from a collective mind and the shared consensus of the way tasks are completed and each individual s role indicates an innate and distinct view of routines.
• The tempering of one's self and the supplication before Allah in doing fardh ( obligatory ), nawafil ( optional ) and taraweeh ( done during Ramadhan ) prayers creates an earnestness in the subconscious which inclines one's whole attention to become more heedful of one's thoughts, intentions and deeds.
• "What sort of religion condones the killing of a Muslim by another Muslim ? " asked Sheik Abdul-Ghafour al-Samarai, a member of the influential Sunni group the Association of Muslim Scholars, during a sermon in Baghdad's Umm al-Qura mosque . " We must unite and be heedful of those who want to drive a wedge among us under the cover of Islam ."
• There is, finally, a passage of three clauses, which the Mishnah ( Ab . i . 12 ) ascribes to the men of the Great Synagogue as stated above, and which reads as follows : " Be heedful in pronouncing sentence; have many pupils; put a fence about the Torah . " This aphorism, ascribed to an entire body of men, can only be interpreted as expressing their spirit and tendency, yet it must have been formulated by some individual, probably one of their number.
• If, then, he knew not what he ought to think about the Incarnation of the Word of God, and was not willing, for the sake of obtaining the light of intelligence, to make laborious search through the whole extent of the Holy Scriptures, he should at least have received with heedful attention that general Confession common to all, whereby the whole body of the faithful profess that they  believe in God the Father Almighty, and in Jesus Christ his only Son our Lord, who was born of the Holy Ghost and the Virgin Mary .  By which three clauses the engines of almost all heretics are shattered.