1. Be wary of strangers who offer you a ride.

2. People did not teach their children to be wary of strangers.

3. We must teach children to be wary of strangers.

4. All authors need to be wary of inadvertent copying of other people's ideas.

5. Tourists need to be wary of street hustlers near the station.

6. Green consumers should be wary of manufacturers' claims that their products are environmentally friendly.

7. It's the bounty hunters you've got to be wary of.

8. Professionals have to be wary of applying their own standards.

9. This story emphasizes how important it is to be wary of strangers.

10. It was broken, and we should be wary of returning to such a rigid system.

11. The social worker utilizing Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy should be wary of its indiscriminate use.

12. Congress would be wary of venturing into the health care thicket again for a long, long time.

13. W01111n, like birds, have learned to be wary of men; they pass the wariness on, genetically.

14. One also needs to be wary of the inequalities that market mechanisms bring in their wake.

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15. The Chancellor should be wary of the argument that the deficit does not matter because it is in the private sector.

16. Be wary of the unmistakable hiss of rattlesnakes that dwell in the nearby brush.

17. They tend to be wary of public funding, but accept limits on contributions and expenditure.

18. As with all small units you have to be wary of war machines and magic.

19. Be wary of advisers who recommend that you sell all your current investments in order to buy new ones.

20. If you have a performance horse, be wary of prohibited substances.

21. The Chinese should be wary of such hubris.

22. Therefore, investors must be wary of at this time callback risk index.

23. However, some countries may be wary of depending on foreign powers for their energy and might want to make and reprocess their own fuel.

24. Web site developers should be wary of anyone spoofing the GET and POST requests sent to them.

25. Be wary of song sharks when you go to Nashville.

26. He would be the one Rostov had warned him to be wary of.

27. But in the meantime the history of Yiddish warns us to be wary of dogmatic statements about its life and death.

28. History suggests the curse of kingship is the need to be wary of your own counsellors.

29. Tuition for private-for-profit trade schools that usually specialize in one field, such as hair-styling or auto mechanics, varies widely(), and Unger warns students to be wary of unethical operators.

30. Do not Believe the honesty of the honest , Be wary of the unkindness of the kind.

1. Be wary of strangers who offer you a ride.

2. People did not teach their children to be wary of strangers.

31. NB need to be wary of trying to offer too many services to customers.

32. In some cases they are too idealistic, seeking relationships that are hardly possible. They should be wary of impractical forms of cultism or strange religious beliefs.

33. You should also be wary of low-fat and fat-free foods (with the exception of dairy products), because food companies often compensate for the lack of fat by adding more sugar.

34. Finally, when designing pattern matching statements, be wary of relying on a default case clause.

35. With tomorrow being New Years Eve in Asia, and with Japan out for the next four days, be wary of very thin market conditions until the New Year.

36. Be wary of places such as Gibraltar, Malta or Cyprus.

37. The key for Sir Alex Ferguson will be to see how his side respond to that emphatic scoreline and Fulham will be wary of a possible backlash.

38. But the Anthropic Principle should warn us to be wary of such arguments.

39. Debos says opposition parties will likely be wary of any overtures by the government.

40. So enjoy that flirting in your relationship, but be wary of proclaiming yourself a natural-born flirt, with every right to continue flirting your way through life, once in a partnership.

41. We evolved to be wary of saber-toothed tigers and blizzards, but not of climate change — and maybe that's also why we in the news media tend to cover weather but not climate.