Word: heeding
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...after coming from behind to win in two of their first three bouts, the women started to heed the advice of knowledgeable onlookers. "Keep It Simple, Stupid," the onlookers yelled, and the team kissed SMU goodbye...
...some concrete proposals to make to Begin, but would not say what they were. Once or twice during the conversation, Sadat talked just a wee bit tough. "If they choose to start anything," he said, "I am ready for it." Another time, he warned: "If they don't heed the real facts in the area, they must meet the consequences." He pointedly mentioned that the second Sinai disengagement agreement expires next October...
...first in fantasy, then in reality, the sort of life suggested by one's handle. In effect, a CB rig offers a form of power to the powerless of our society, a way for them to make themselves heard in a world that does not pay them much heed. This is what has become of the Middle Americans who exercised such a powerful, if brief, hold on journalistic and political imaginations back in the Nixon era. They are no longer fomenting a counterrevolution; they are out there on the highways talking crazy to one another...
...really matter what I believe? I wouldn't have arrested him if I didn't believe he was a danger. I have the pamphlet for which he was arrested, and these are the words in it: "Organize yourselves into groups to deal with those who do not heed this plea. Beat them, burn their books, burn their cars and shops. Show no mercy to informers and collaborators. They must all be killed. Long live the revolution! Power to the people!" I'm not pinning this [directly] on Biko, but this pamphlet is heavy meat. I cannot allow...
Roger Daltrey knows he is a fantastic vocalist--musically and expressively--and this is all he claims to be. Heed not the cynics who call One of the Boys cliched. It is a solid album--not exceptional--but a solid, purposeful vehicle by which Daltrey's voice extends, reaches its way into your senses; not as a familiar call from the Who, but as a distinctly different musical talent...