unvigilant

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• It’s possible landlords will attempt to use this reasoning to proceed with an eviction before the end of the year, so tenants should stay vigilant in terms of following the rules of their lease.

• I always have to be aware and vigilant, but this is the career that I signed up for.

• Scientists cannot understand wolverine migratory patterns if they don’t see when they move and where they’re going, she says, but since the animals are so elusive, scientists won’t get that information without these super vigilant tracking efforts.

• If they’ve entered your life in a time where you can shower love on them all day and things suddenly change, you’ll want to be extra vigilant in watching for symptoms of stress.

• “You have to just watch and be somewhat vigilant,” Golub said.

• Nervous fans can keep a vigilant eye on it via a webcam hosted on the town website that offers 24-hour goat viewing.

• Bershin, who worked with the Ukrainian police before rebels took control of Donetsk, says officers have to be extra vigilant.

• This species of penguin was showered with positive coverage throughout the 20th century by a supposedly vigilant press.

• They washed their hands methodically under the vigilant eye of Fatu.

• Beyond that, it has made the activists themselves more vigilant.

• Vigilant eyes and sharp judgments have long swept over Europe in search of them.

• That extremely vigilant body, the London Fire Brigade, had their nearest engines out in two minutes.

• Nellie was always jealous of the welfare of the working class, and was ever vigilant as to its interests.

• Vigilant priests were always ready to extinguish systems which could not be made to tally with their interests.