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The junk dealer acted on the advice of his mining expert , went on to retap the vein of ore , and became one of the richest people in the United States . Douglas Alexander : I think we should ask for a degree of understanding from passengers who have shown extraordinary forbearance in recent days and accept that if the advice that is being received for a very limited period as we make this move to the new regime remains the onerous conditions that we imposed last week and that means that their flights are more likely to take off without delay and not be cancelled , then of course I think in the immediate hours to come they should follow the advice both of the operators and the airlines . But the advice might reflect party directives filtered down through the judicial hierarchy . The advice that this person gave was that while you may not win in the “ red , ” the party must force the campaign there . When this illness struck him , those who were with him at the time thought that he was dead and they authorized several mandates cancelling a very excessive and cruel tax , which he had just levied on the advice of my lord of Cordes , his lieutenant in Picardy , for the maintenance of a force of twenty thousand paid infantry and two thousand five hundred pioneers ( these men were called ' men of the camp ' ) .