Thesaurus / advise
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I am working on getting the group that you advised we needed.
THE COVID-19 CHARMER: HOW A SELF-DESCRIBED FELON CONVINCED ELECTED OFFICIALS TO TRY TO HELP HIM PROFIT FROM THE PANDEMICBY VIANNA DAVILA, JEREMY SCHWARTZ AND LEXI CHURCHILLSEPTEMBER 25, 2020PROPUBLICAFaced with this possibility, parents of infants are advised to socially isolate.
PREGNANCY DURING A PANDEMIC: THE STRESS OF COVID-19 ON PREGNANT WOMEN AND NEW MOTHERS IS SHOWINGLGBTQ-EDITORSEPTEMBER 23, 2020NO STRAIGHT NEWSClaus Aranha, who studies evolutionary computation at the University of Tsukuba in Japan, advised three entrants to the competition.
AI PLANNERS IN MINECRAFT COULD HELP MACHINES DESIGN BETTER CITIESWILL HEAVENSEPTEMBER 22, 2020MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEWThe attorney, Kathleen Duffield, who advised HHS on issues of fraud, waste and abuse, declined to comment.
HE WANTED TO FIX RURAL AMERICA’S BROKEN NURSING HOMES. NOW, TAXPAYERS MAY BE ON THE HOOK FOR $76 MILLION.BY MAX BLAU FOR GEORGIA HEALTH NEWSSEPTEMBER 22, 2020PROPUBLICAThis document is thus of no value whatsoever and we advise you not to rely on it for any purpose.
FOREIGN MASKS, FEAR AND A FAKE CERTIFICATION: STAFF AT CSL PLASMA SAY CONDITIONS AT DONATION CENTERS AREN’T SAFEBY J. DAVID MCSWANESEPTEMBER 21, 2020PROPUBLICAEach time Fortune emailed customer support, the response advised logging into the website to contact support that way.
INSIDE THE WEIRD NEW WORLD OF SOCIAL ‘FOREX’ TRADING—WHERE YOU SIGN UP FRIENDS, AND SOME REPORT RISKY RED FLAGS FOR INVESTORSBROOKE HENDERSONSEPTEMBER 20, 2020FORTUNEThose people are advised to limit or avoid prolonged or vigorous outdoor activity.
WHAT WE KNOW AND DON’T KNOW ABOUT WILDFIRE SMOKE’S HEALTH RISKSMARIA TEMMINGSEPTEMBER 18, 2020SCIENCE NEWSShe phoned her doctor, who advised her to quarantine and get tested.
POORLY PROTECTED POSTAL WORKERS ARE CATCHING COVID-19 BY THE THOUSANDS. IT’S ONE MORE THREAT TO VOTING BY MAIL.BY MARYAM JAMEEL AND RYAN MCCARTHYSEPTEMBER 18, 2020PROPUBLICANielsen responded that such figures were classified and couldn’t provide more information — just like Wolf and Taylor had advised her to do.
WHAT TO MAKE OF THE DHS WHISTLEBLOWER’S SHOCKING COMPLAINTALEX WARDSEPTEMBER 11, 2020VOXKimberly Prather is a scientist at UCSD who is part of the team of experts advising San Diego Unified.
THE COUNTY IS RETHINKING A MAJOR CORONAVIRUS TRIGGERWILL HUNTSBERRYSEPTEMBER 9, 2020VOICE OF SAN DIEGOWORDS RELATED TO ADVISE
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