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In a separate but related episode, the administration has been pilloried for failing to heed exactly such a warning from NSC officials about Johnny Chung, a Beijing-connected "hustler" who got six Chinese friends into the taping of a radio address by the president.
None of the day's coverage of the Willey letters pays the slightest heed to the well-known phenomenon of even physically abused women having trouble expressing their animosity towards their abusers or physically separating from them.
Ten years later, when Mrs. Thatcher returned from the Rome meeting of European Community leaders, opponents accused her of stubbornly refusing to heed political trends and a change in British public opinion.
A U.N. secretary-general is a CEO, someone who needs to be independent enough to take the initiative but tractable enough to heed his board members (that is, the member states).
Another Time article says Soul Food 's success might rouse Hollywood to pay heed to black America's box-office potential.