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a word to the wise

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a word to the wise
a good piece of advice; a word of wisdom. (See also .) If I can give you a word to the wise, I would suggest going to the courthouse about an hour before your trial. Here is a word to the wise. Keep your eyes open and your mouth shut.
See also: wise, word

A word to the wise (is sufficient).
something that you say when you are going to give someone some advice A word to the wise - if you're going to drive, don't go on a Friday night until after the rush hour traffic.
See also: wise, word


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Cresswell is yet to collect a booking in 13 first-team appearances and admits a word to the wise from manager Ronnie Moore a year ago is now paying dividends.
Ensuring that Portfolio Management Coincides with Process Management A word to the wise for organizations intent on adopting a product portfolio management system that does not also support your innovation process: it won''t work
But before you call us to complain, alert the SSPCA, or worse still, reach for a spray can, a word to the wise.
 
 
 
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