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bewahren in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I say beware the sleight of hand of this well-practised magician who has the verbal gymnastic skills of the journalist and the craftiness of the corporate wheeler and dealer.
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As much as it's a matter of caveat emptor and reading the small print for the leaseholder, potential freeholders should likewise beware.
www.spectator.co.uk
But most of all beware of the ghosts and ghouls that haunt the factory!
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We should always beware the deeds of good men and women when there is a public war against vice of any kind.
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Her school sends out girls into a merciless world where it is the world that need beware.
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The deviants, transgressors and scandalous of sport will therefore need to beware of the impact their dalliances, substance use or financial peccadillos could have.
theconversation.com
Beware of popular leaders of the moment, being careful not to follow blindly, but to think and act in the interest of the country.
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It's like that old legal term, caveat emptor, buyer beware.
www.cbc.ca
Beware of that man in power who has no sense of humor.
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Beware not to let the deck get down to 0 cards!
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