Advises
Stop
Stop verb - To bring (as an action or operation) to an immediate end.
Both words in one sentence
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Journal 1 warns that doing so will cause gravitational anomalies and advises against it, but Stan disregards this, having come too far to stop now.
- One advises his colleague to hide near the wheel well of the car, since bodywork won't stop their attackers' bullets, while the engine probably would.
Source: Shown Their Work / Comic Books -
Discussed and averted in The Zombie Survival Guide, which advises that fire is a poor weapon to use on zombies: they aren't afraid of it and can't feel pain, it won't stop them until they're literally cooked, and in the meantime you're being attacked by a flaming zombie instead of a regular one.
Source: Burn the Undead
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