I have to say, though, that we do need to be on the watch for " viral marketing " vandals on into the future .-- FOo 06 : 15, 15 August 2005 ( UTC)
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The ministry's enforcement division, he said, was on the watch for any possible price hike by traders with the co-operation of agencies such as the Federal Agriculture Marketing Authority and Rela, and kampung penghulu.
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On the watch for anti-gay discrimination, the Ontario Human Rights Commission in March fined a Toronto printer $ 3, 350 for refusing to print business cards and stationery for the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives.
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Yesterday, Singapore's health and environment ministries announced there was " no unusual occurrence " of the viral infection in the country, but that medical practitioners would be warned to be on the watch for outbreaks of the illness.
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He said there were no indications that the disease had been found in any kind of poultry or other animals in Thailand, and that both the Public Health and Agriculture Ministries were constantly on the watch for such things.
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Saul Hernandez said police in the region were on the watch for terrorists, but he said there was no evidence to be sure that groups such as al-Qaida had tried to contact the Central American gangs known as maras.
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The U . S . State Department warned Americans living abroad to be on the watch for retaliation attacks in the wake of the sentencing of Ramzi Yousef, the mastermind of the World Trade Center bombing, the Associated Press reported.
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With the distressed Eurasian community he showed generous sympathy, and, always on the watch for the well-being of the masses he pushed on sanitary and medical measures, being largely instrumental in the widespread distribution of quinine as a remedy against fever.
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Due to its lack of space, he also characterized a tactic to be dependent on time, needing to be constantly on the watch for opportunities that must be quickly seized or needing to manipulate events in order to turn them into opportunities.
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Be on the watch for constant puns and nonce words, historical allusions, etc . The snippet you posted refers unambiguously to Northern Ireland, to the Battle of the Diamond and the lodge of the Orange Order, which was founded in County Armagh.
