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take heed
idiom
(alsopay heed)
to pay attention to something and be careful about it:
It is advisable to take heed of the following misconceptions.
Those who control our built environment would do well to take heed.
They seem to pay no heed to which side of the road they tear down.
Employers should pay heed: recent research shows that job losses cause other valued staff to walk out.
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