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• In 1927 the inadvisability of matching the larger more elaborate trend became apparent and the 9 hp Fulham with fabric body was introduced at ?85.
• "Our results suggest the inadvisability of introducing private for-profit dialysis centers into the Canadian health care system, " the researchers said.
• Zhang has little to add to the legends of powerful criminals and the inadvisability of crossing them, but he does frame his shots beautifully, as dramatic pictures of intricate composition.
• Safety concerns have been associated with running high-speed railcars on old track network, with the inadvisability of reversing the vehicle, and with operating a propeller close to passengers.
• In 1904, while he was in the United States as a member of the Honorary Commission to the St . Louis Exposition he published in an American journal the independence aspiration of the Filipinos, realizing the inadvisability of the statehood plan.
• Now, I'm sorry if this is TV-Turnoff Week and you'd planned a prime-time mushroom-hunting foray with the family, but if you don't catch Coach McGuirk on Monday night, especially his comments on the inadvisability of getting tattooed, then it's your loss.
• Meanwhile, James I seemed to have lost faith in this method of discouraging heresy [ his actions owed more to a thaw in his private attitude to Roman Catholics than to any feelings about the impropriety or inadvisability of burning heretics ] and seeing that heresy still survived,  publicly preferred that heretics hereafter, though condemned, should silently and privately waste themselves away in the prison rather than to grace them, and amuse others, with the solemnity of a public execution.
• Mental hygiene pictures were a staple of the U . S . educational system throughout the quarter century following World War II . Students of all ages were forced to watch these earnest but bizarre short films, which apprised them of such things as the folly of playing on steep precipices overlooking the ocean, the need to minimize one's square-dancing during the early days of the menstrual cycle, the inadvisability of shooting heroin before an important track meet and the necessity of placing the fork to the left of the plate.