That puts your accounts at risk of fraud or your data at risk of being used against you for identity theft.
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At risk of extinction The United Nations recently warned that Malawi's albinos are at risk of "total extinction" amid escalating attacks against them for their body parts.
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For example, in 2016 the at-risk-of-poverty rate before social transfers was near 563 percent whereas the at-risk-of-poverty rate after social transfers was under 12 percent.
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One, average Instagram users may be at risk of hacking.
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Cape Town, South Africa, is at risk of going dry.
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Another 23,000 refugees live on slopes at risk of landslide.
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JAMES WILLIAMS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Are they at risk of extinction?
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But this can put people at risk of opportunistic relatives.
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Between them around 20m people are at risk of starvation.
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Consistently low ratings can put you at risk of deactivation.
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Or put you at risk of eating flecks of aluminum.
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Are some students more at risk of assault on campus?
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They are undoubtedly at risk of losing the Brexit war.
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"The newly laid roads are especially at risk of melting."
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We are at risk of this happening again in 2020.
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Instead, it is at risk of collapse as tensions rise.
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Young people are particularly at risk of losing their jobs.
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It wasn't a great moral monument at risk of defacing.
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Around 222 per cent are at risk of brain damage.
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And working families are at risk of displacement to automation.
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Nearly half of Americans are at risk of retiring broke.
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Other clients were at risk of foreclosure for other reasons.
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Britain's PMI showed the economy was at risk of contracting.
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The drier northwestern regions, meanwhile, are at risk of drought.
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Both projects are at risk of missing the 2020 deadline.
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"I was at risk of losing my breasts," she says.
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At risk of gross oversimplification, the simple answer is: fear.
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That explosion is leaving consumers at risk of being breached.
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The WHO confirmed the bank was at risk of closing.
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These are the ones at risk of being denied coverage.
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Rosselló's proposal seeks to relocate neighborhoods at risk of flooding.
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She was told that she was at risk of miscarrying.
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None are considered at risk of losing their reelection races.
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Clinton never was at risk of losing in the Senate.
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The dam was "at risk of imminent failure," officials said.
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Windstream disputes that the company is at risk of default.
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All were at risk of having the mutated gene themselves.
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Nearly 500,000 children are at risk of starving to death.
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The economy could also currently be at risk of collapse.
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The international market is at risk of seizing up too.
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The larger western niche is still at risk of collapsing.
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Elderly people are disproportionately at risk of contracting the virus.
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The big picture: Iraq's parliament is at risk of collapsing.
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Most importantly, it puts patients at risk of substandard care.
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Millions of Americans are at risk of losing their coverage.
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Today, he represents clients who are at risk of deportation.
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Computers aren't the only things at risk of being hacked.
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Falling behind puts us at risk of two distinct threats.
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And visitation is always at risk of being scaled back.
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But there are areas at risk of such a development.
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Two nuclear plants are also at risk of severe flooding.
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In total, around 10,000 Latinx residents are at risk of displacement.
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Any future children will be at risk of being born prematurely.
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The history of dance music is at risk of being rewritten.
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Another three million are at risk of undergoing the procedure annually.
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Obesity puts people at risk of diabetes, heart disease, even cancer.
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That leaves patients at risk of receiving hefty surprise medical bills.
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Threatened species are defined as those at risk of becoming endangered.
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Her daughter said she was at risk of having a miscarriage.
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It puts the FIA at risk of a conflict of interest.
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Go deeper: The next eight retailers at risk of Sears' fate
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But anyone at risk of exposure should be tested, including infants.
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Let it go too low and you're at risk of sabotage.
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This triples the number of people at risk of arbitrary detention.
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Otherwise, he would be at risk of getting fired from Uber.
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Trump will be at risk of perjuring himself should he lie.
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Poor-performing programs were at risk of losing their federal funding.
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Just having them installed can put you at risk of attack.
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If I screwed up, I wasn't at risk of getting shot.
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Dems at risk of losing another New England seat in Conn.
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Those at risk of heart disease, especially, should avoid saturated fat.
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" Southeastern Virginia is also at risk of "life-threatening flash flooding.
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Babies born with microcephaly are at risk of incomplete brain development.
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The eurozone is at risk of falling into the same trap.
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Erosion continues, putting many more islanders at risk of being uprooted.
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That puts them at risk of fines, property confiscation and arrest.
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A year ago, "only" NAFTA was at risk of falling apart.
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Student-loan debt is even putting borrowers at risk of bankruptcy.
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"I was no longer at risk of losing everything," Lindsay said.
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Schools that don't are at risk of falling even further behind.
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The closure puts 158 employees at risk of losing their jobs.
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Now he's at risk of losing his only source of income.
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All were at risk of early death because of the disorder.
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Sano is also at risk of winding up in that category.
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Some patients are bedridden, in wheelchairs, or at risk of amputation.
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Polls showed Strange was at risk of missing the run-off.
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The United States is at risk of another "Mission Accomplished" moment.
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All three events are at risk of being canceled in June.
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It puts you at risk of being labeled a habitual offender.
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Until then, the town is at risk of another menace: mudslides.
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Nearly 1 million people are at risk of returning to poverty.
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London (CNN Business)Five big economies are at risk of recession.
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They remain at risk of deportation if immigration agents find them.
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Outstanding loans at risk of going bad totalled 5.8 trillion yuan.
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Q: Which markets do you see most at risk of contagion?
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Instead, she unknowingly put herself at risk of getting cancer again.
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Young people are targeted, stalked and at risk of physical attack.
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"There is a lot at risk of being lost," she said.
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Now they are at risk of having their families torn apart.
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That positioning puts the market at risk of sudden sell-offs.
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What kind of student loan borrowers are at risk of defaulting?
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Maersk has been at risk of having its credit rating downgraded.
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This could put both users at risk of contracting an STI.
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Honoring a detainer puts them at risk of a federal lawsuit.
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Kmart in particular is at risk of shutting down, they said.
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Instead, they were left at risk of displacement and possible homelessness.
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Otherwise, the entire school district was at risk of shutting down.
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Millions of Americans stand at risk of losing their health care.
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"The Wizarding World is at risk of exposure," the poster reads.
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He has now missed court appearances in that case, too, putting the house at risk of being turned over to creditors and its current occupants, a renter and her teenage daughter, at risk of being kicked out.
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"Our findings suggest a possible double jeopardy for minority patients: Long understood to be at risk of receiving less effective care, they also appear to be often at risk of receiving more ineffective care," the report said.
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By rolling back those protections, this bill puts taxpayers at risk of another bank bailout and puts homeowners at risk of the same traps that led to the foreclosure crisis -- all while doing little for hardworking families.
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Vale said last week that the dam was at risk of rupturing.
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Right now, Sagarmatha National Park is at risk of water resource exhaustion.
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Older people and children are most at risk of heat-related illnesses.
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Republicans are at risk of losing control of Congress in the Nov.
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One in four children is at risk of developing a mental disorder.
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The program expires March 5, putting 700,133 people at risk of deportation.
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Homeless or incarcerated women are especially at risk of lack of access.
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Overall, 17% of residents of EU countries are at risk of poverty.
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They were very warm, but she wasn't at risk of burning herself.
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With quarantines depressing consumption, whole industries are at risk of severe hits.
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The loser will be at risk of falling behind in that chase.
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Shell contends that its assets are not at risk of being stranded.
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The country is not at risk of retreating into a "nationalistic crouch".
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At risk of stating the blindingly obvious, the chamber was extremely cold.
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Right now, he's at risk of losing, and losing to a woman.
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I feel like we are all at risk of losing certain rights.
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Icahn says refiners are at risk of buckling under the increasing costs.
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That means the region is at risk of further flooding until Monday.
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People who are already vulnerable are, therefore, most at risk of infection.
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Smoking monkeys aren't the only animals at risk of developing lung cancer.
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Without it, we continue to put millions at risk of opioid addiction.
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In fact, it was R. & B. that was at risk of extinction.
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The physician was at risk of permanent revocation of his medical license.
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We are at risk of jeopardizing a better future for our children.
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They may be beaten, tortured and starved, and at risk of execution.
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In the short term, Britain does not look at risk of recession.
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One child out of three here is at risk of relative poverty.
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"We are also at risk of being engulfed in a broader conflict."
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At risk of generalizing, there is some truth to the third point.
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The United Nations has warned the food is at risk of rotting.
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The tradition of early marriage also puts girls at risk of infection.
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The opposition Labour Party is in disarray and at risk of splitting.
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Gaps in effective talent management leave our government at risk of failure.
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Climate policy is at risk of becoming the target of populist anger.
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"They put civilization and traditional families at risk of destruction," he said.
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Earth is at risk of losing all its insects in 100 years.
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People in chronic pain are at risk of depression to start with.
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The United States is not at risk of such worst-case scenarios.
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Should dialing a wrong number put you at risk of being sued?
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The potential for progress and innovation is at risk of being squandered.
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And his announcement has already put his seat at risk of flipping.
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Biobank. Need DNA samples from single dads at risk of heart disease?
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Half of society is at risk of being assaulted by this person.
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Iowa Republicans are already at risk of losing two other House seats.
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They're at risk of being caught up in a chain of infection.
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We put children most at risk of joining gangs in family counseling.
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Dispossessed at home and unwanted abroad, refugees are at risk of radicalisation.
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"All of them would be highly at risk of extinction," says Hoines.
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This would leave children at risk of being both unsupervised and unprotected.
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That puts her more at risk of returning to Guatemala than before.
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Binkley, for one, doesn't think Kate Spade is at risk of overexposure.
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But that can leave minorities at risk of discrimination or even violence.
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For a start, they are not at risk of insider trading charges.
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That puts hundreds of thousands of women at risk of losing benefits.
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And not recognizing it could put vulnerable tenants at risk of eviction.
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It is responsible for resolutions for financial institutions at risk of bankruptcy.
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Europe too is now at risk of "uncontrolled" coronavirus outbreaks, Shepherdson aid.
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Now the bank is at risk of court sanctions and federal scrutiny.
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Cohen, though, worried that he was at risk of losing his livelihood.
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If that does not occur, this market is at risk of disappointment.
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All older Americans, regardless of income, are at risk of financial abuse.
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Are the world's largest cities at risk of running out of water?
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Other countries at risk of imported cases have also implemented extraordinary measures.
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Without one, we are at risk of losing our current leadership position.
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About 1903 million people were at risk of severe thunderstorms or tornadoes.
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Some companies at risk of cutting dividends also have weak debt ratings.
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In such a precarious position, Venezuela is at risk of complete default.
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It can also be dangerous for people at risk of eating disorders.
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Governments, companies and individuals could be at risk of a potential cyberattack.
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Meanwhile, power may also be at risk of shortages and mass blackouts.
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They realized that the company was at risk of truly going away.
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All these children are at risk of anything from trafficking to exploitation.
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And now, after more than 30 years, it's at risk of collapse.
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CONAP's rangers entered the cleared lands at risk of kidnapping or worse.
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Nearly all of the many primate species are at risk of extinction.
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Some as young as 8 were considered at risk of not graduating.
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She came to this country legally and we have to be very careful about incentivizing behavior that puts children at risk of being trafficked, at risk of entering this country with coyotes or making an incredibly dangerous journey alone.
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Our campaigns have become so dependent on the wealthy that we are at risk of forgetting that there is any other way to do politics — and our candidates are at risk of forgetting whom they are running to represent.
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Moscow was at risk of seeing one of its few remaining allies implode.
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Almost 700 more have been deemed at risk of following the same path.
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Now, many of those negatives, prints, and archives are at risk of disappearing.
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And more than 8 million people are at risk of starving to death.
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Young people at risk of HIV are as diverse as the world itself.
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Many Americans are already at risk of retiring broke, or close to it.
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States with high taxes are at risk of losing people, business and money.
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Severely malnourished children are at risk of death unless they receive therapeutic feeding.
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The widespread battles also put children at risk of being turned into soldiers.
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Neither vessel, as of now, is believed to be at risk of sinking.
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Despite taking precautions, health workers are at risk of catching the virus themselves.
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Electronic cigarettes could put smokers at risk of heart disease, a study shows.
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Their views don't put them at risk of losing their employment or housing.
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Hodeida's port is critical for feeding millions of Yemenis at risk of famine.
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Systems are used to flag children who may be at risk of abuse.
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In a cruel twist, you're at risk of overspending in good times, too.
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And with fewer than 800 individuals remaining, they're at risk of going extinct.
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Mid-sized state banks are the most at risk of breaching capital triggers.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is at risk of being forced out of power.
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Those who cannot remember the past may be at risk of repeating it.
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GOP down ballot candidates are at risk of drowning in a wave election.
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And trains and hires ex-offenders or young people at risk of offending.
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Mantap suffers from "tired mountain syndrome": it is at risk of caving in.
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I don't think that every Note7 is at risk of exploding at all.
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Just make sure you're not at risk of slipping — that's how accidents happen.
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The one at risk of being crippled by an embargo is now ZTE.
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Such a misclassification also could put Mylan at risk of steep fines. Sen.
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That puts the Lima group at risk of losing its two biggest members.
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So why not implement predictive analytics for people at risk of being homeless?
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Other states with nuclear plants at risk of being closed should do likewise.
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But it is also at risk of tumbling into a vicious economic circle.
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Operators are at risk of being raided, having assets frozen and inventory confiscated.
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Britain had been at risk of a sudden, chaotic Brexit at 6 p.m.
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Nonetheless, Britain is at risk of failing to meet another EU energy target.
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Canaria is at risk of becoming a desert due to draught and deforestation,
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One-fifth of kids in New Orleans is at risk of going hungry.
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These programs leave teens at risk of unintended pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections.
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Here are the five incumbents most at risk of losing a primary: Rep.
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Big data is now used to spot students at risk of dropping out.
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The WFP said thousands of people lived in zones at risk of flooding.
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A new report estimates that another 375,000 are at risk of becoming homeless.
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While the president's latest tweet is noteworthy, it's at risk of being overanalyzed.
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More generally, pregnant women can avoid traveling to areas at risk of Zika.
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Out of 124 types of wild coffee, 75 are at risk of extinction.
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The United Nations reports that 22019 million people are at risk of starvation.
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Every household that loses its rental voucher is at risk of becoming homeless.
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The neighboring clubs from England's Northeast are both at risk of being relegated.
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And in many places, Democrats are at risk of nominating badly flawed candidates.
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That puts them at risk of deportation, eviction and losing health care coverage.
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With shark populations at risk of drowning, conservation efforts began in the 1990s.
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Do you think it's at risk of becoming uncool because it's so cool?
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Certain groups besides older people are also at risk of a B25 deficiency.
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" TODAY'S QUOTE "There are hundreds, thousands rather, of bridges at risk of collapse.
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In Mississippi, Mr. Sanders was at risk of falling below 15 percent statewide.
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That way, the country's healthcare system is less at risk of being overwhelmed.
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Even today, Puerto Ricans remain at risk of bacterial contamination in their water.
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If not, which categories of undocumented immigrants should be at risk of deportation?
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More than 100,000 Rohingya are in areas at risk of flooding and landslide.
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She is always at risk of losing it, especially as she grows older.
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Foals born by cesarean section can be particularly at risk of needing CPR.
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Elizabeth Warren is at risk of losing her home state to Bernie Sanders.
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And roughly 400,000 more are currently at risk of being denied critical care.
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Bond yields plummeted, suggesting that the United States was at risk of recession.
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But people of all ages are at risk of severe illness and death.
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Both customers AND partners are at risk of catching and spreading the virus.
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Four years ago, scientists discovered that the glacier was at risk of collapse.
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Eight of them were found to be at risk of breaking EU rules.
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At risk of sounding like an evangelical mommy blogger…… Let them be little!!!!
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About 80,000 families in New York are at risk of homelessness each year.
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High levels of poverty, however, are putting slum communities at risk of disasters.
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Intermittent fasting could put people at risk of developing nutrient deficiencies, for example.
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The document does not explicitly identify who is deemed at risk of discrimination.
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A 270-foot crane at the site was also at risk of falling.
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Sweden's Lundin Petroleum was also at risk of divestment, the company has said.
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The strategists screened the Russell 213 for companies at risk of cutting payouts.
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Once again, Democrats are at risk of bringing a knife to a gunfight.
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Chinese authorities warned on Monday that the tanker was at risk of exploding.
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Once disruptors of the broking business, they are themselves at risk of disruption.
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DACA recipients with valid permits would not have been at risk of arrest.
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But then, more horrifyingly, a stunt injury left her at risk of paralysis.
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Caught in the middle, Iraq is at risk of becoming a failing state.
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Pershing recruited 223, all at risk of submarine attack, some under aerial bombardment.
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Additionally, members of the LGBTQ community are disproportionately at risk of becoming homeless.
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Breastfeeding may also not be advised for those at risk of preterm labor.
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Manila said in September that 20 more mines were at risk of suspension.
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He's a watcher more than a doer, at risk of seeing too much.
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They're the demographic group most at risk of being victimized by violent crime.
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Schools that failed to do so were at risk of losing public funding.
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JB: Are women in any trimester of pregnancy at risk of birth defects?
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U.N. officials continue to warn that South Sudan is at risk of genocide.
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Locals believe that the location of THAAD puts them at risk of attack.
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About 12 million people in Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia are at risk of hunger due to recurring droughts, the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) says, with Somalia at risk of slipping into famine for the second time in six years.
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Many of the health gains achieved by countries in the region are at risk of stalling as fighting has damaged basic infrastructure while millions are at risk of disease outbreaks caused by water shortages and poor sanitation, the experts said.
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"Given the history of fraud and insolvency with AHPs, using federal funds to establish AHPs would put consumers and providers at risk of unpaid bills and taxpayers at risk of defaulted loans," the American Heart Association said in a statement.
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She (my mother) came to this country legally and we have to be very careful about incentivizing behavior that puts children at risk of being trafficked, at risk of entering this country with coyotes or making an incredibly dangerous journey alone.
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"Children who overuse online media are at risk of problematic internet use, and heavy users of video games are at risk of internet gaming disorder" (translation: addiction), the American Academy of Pediatrics wrote in its latest policy statement on media use.
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Both Becoming a Man and Cure Violence target those at risk of gun violence.
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In other words: He couldn't breathe and was at risk of a severe infection.
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Family incomes have dwindled as a result, putting children further at risk of starvation.
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Under the rule, poor-performing programs are at risk of losing their federal funding.
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A new report says 60% of all primates are at risk of dying out.
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One slip up and he could put the world at risk of nuclear holocaust.
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Antihydrogen is tricky to work with, since it's at risk of annihilating with matter.
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If people drink the water later, then they're at risk of getting the worm.
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Click here to see all of the areas at risk of dangerous storm surge.
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And therefore are at risk of being co-opted by overreaching state surveillance apparatus.
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For starters, why not implement predictive analytics for people at risk of becoming homeless?
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MUMBAI (Reuters Breakingviews) - India is at risk of getting stuck in anti-corruption crossfire.
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This could put many homes in the Baton Rouge area at risk of flooding.
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That malpractice put thousands of patients in these hospitals at risk of getting infections.
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She refused to put them at risk of deactivation by anyone, even her wife.
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Now Californians have been put at risk of identity theft for years to come.
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To this day, doctors recommend iron supplements to those at risk of a deficiency.
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With much of Europe at risk of slipping into recession, that sounds pretty good.
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"Cities are often located near water and therefore at risk of flooding," he says.
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Every passing day without autonomous cars puts more lives at risk of human drivers.
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The United Nations says 42,000 people in the area are at risk of starvation.
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Golfers can be at risk of skin cancer from their exposure to the sun.
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The people who live there are at risk of lead contamination at every turn.
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So this puts women at risk of infection and their babies at deeper risk.
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Across the country, about 50 million people were at risk of severe weather Monday.
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But mobile home owners aren't the only ones at risk of lacking property documents.
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Flood risks until Monday The region is at risk of further flooding until Monday.
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The work puts children at risk of skin disease, respiratory infections, injury and death.
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If someone fears they are at risk of revenge porn, they can contact eSafety.
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Loans at risk of becoming non-performing decreased to 4.6 percent from 4.8 percent.
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Animal life will be devastated, with some 1 million species at risk of extinction.
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Businesses that underpay employees are at risk of losing them to competitors, he says.
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Many neighborhoods may be at risk of being cut off for a time. pic.twitter.
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For a woman of color, it means being more at risk of being abused.
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Pregnant women who are infected by listeria are at risk of miscarriage or stillbirth.
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Finally, Americans are living longer and are increasingly at risk of outliving their savings.
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Firms that underpay employees are at risk of losing them to competitors, he says.
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Though he was OneWest's chairman, Mnuchin was never at risk of indictment or conviction.
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It was not at risk of immediate default when it agreed to the deal.
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Without this rule, these waters would otherwise be at risk of pollution and destruction.
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The EMW Women's Surgical Center was reportedly at risk of closing when Kentucky Gov.
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It's not just developing nations that are at risk of opportunistic climate-fueled authoritarianism.
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The storm also damaged a dam that put downstream residents at risk of catastrophe.
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Pregnant women can also be at risk of exposing their child to inorganic arsenic.
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Mnuchin said neither party wants to put the U.S. government at risk of defaulting.
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But near the site of the fire, people are literally at risk of suffocating.
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Any woman who thinks of escaping or escaped will be at risk of persecution.
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Edson founded the company when a close family member was at risk of diabetes.
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Basic medical supplies, like syringes and catheters, would be at risk of running out.
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We have Israel over there who is at risk of this war with Iran.
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Candidates onthe job huntare just as much at risk of being ghosted by recruiters.
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Also at risk of dehydration are people with kidney disease or certain heart conditions.
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The people at risk of losing food aid are 18 to 49 years old.
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All told, more than 85033 million workers are at risk of cuts, they said.
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It also brings in measures to protect people feared at risk of being enslaved.
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But even those riding high on success are at risk of mental health troubles.
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As a result, one in five plant species worldwide is at risk of extinction.
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Bush has been at risk of becoming a figure of pity during this campaign.
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An algorithm is also at risk of reflecting structural inequality, as with zip codes.
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The country's domestic politics are now at risk of blowing up India's global ambitions.
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"American Airlines' credit spreads suggest that it is at risk of default," said Zox.
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Twenty-one states are considered "at risk" of banning abortion outright if Roe v.
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Five nursing homes closed in Nebraska last year, with more at risk of closing.
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The expansion was renewed last week; it is no longer at risk of expiring.
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In 2018, you're either Amazon or you're at risk of being disrupted by Amazon.
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It's evident that owls' nontraditional schedules put them at risk of significant health problems.
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Both sides see the United States' core character as at risk of being destroyed.
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There are concerns that numbers are declining, putting it at risk of dying out.
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At risk of betraying my mainstream-media bias, I, too, was among the outraged.
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Quarantines involve isolating people who are at risk of infection or who are infected.
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The health department is at risk of being taken over by the provincial treasury.
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By one estimate, hundreds of other rural hospitals are at risk of doing so.
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"American Airlines' credit spreads suggest that it is at risk of default," said Zox.
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Avenatti's lawyers had argued that he was at risk of contracting coronavirus in jail.
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Italy's new populist government is already considered at risk of leaving the union altogether.
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And, sometimes members are at risk of tipping the scale in the other direction.
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Some 2,400 homes and other buildings are at risk of being flooded, Reeves said.
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We were at risk of just repeating the same mistake over and over again.
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This is what I fear we are at risk of losing in America today.
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He was a distant third in Idaho at risk of getting no delegates there.
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And the homes at risk of flooding extend far beyond the federally defined floodplains.
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Unfortunately, with rising global temperatures, we are at risk of more Harvey-like catastrophes.
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The state's sole abortion clinic, currently at risk of closing, is in St. Louis.
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That's in part because the United States isn't at risk of an immediate default.
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When those assets' prices collapsed, the banks were suddenly at risk of collapsing too.
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If that happens, Demissie said, Booker would be at risk of missing the mark.
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Businesses are nervous, and sentiment is at risk of breaking if anything goes wrong.
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If you're worried you're at risk of becoming the next Roomba "pooptastrophe", read on.
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Seven million Yemenis — nearly a third of the population — are at risk of starving.
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"If they return to use, they will be at risk of overdose," she said.
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The kids in these situations are at risk of trafficking and abuse and neglect.
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It's not just WhatsApp, almost everything connected to the internet is at risk of cyberattacks.
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It is estimated that some 500 British girls are at risk of FGM every summer.
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Unipol Banca's capital base is small and at risk of sudden shocks in asset performance.
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Psychiatrists on this panel would be at risk of violating the Goldwater Rule, STAT noted.
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This will allow users to quickly change passwords whenever they're at risk of being compromised.
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YouthSpark provides support to juvenile victims of sex trafficking and those at risk of exploitation.
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Companies satisfied with their growth strategy are at risk of losing customers to their competitors.
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You and your administration are at risk of getting tangled in the web you're weaving.
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Mid-sized banks are the most at risk of breaching capital triggers, the agency said.
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An index of auto stocks, also at risk of additional U.S. tariffs, fell 13 percent.
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But many buildings are getting old and perhaps more at risk of a potential fire.
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This could cause massive famine, leaving a billion or more people at risk of starvation.
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Specifically, BrainCheck is developing features and functionality to assess older users at risk of dementia.
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The euro is at risk of falling to $22 in the coming weeks, analysts said.
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Now imagine that the project to build peace and stability is at risk of collapse.
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To do so, borrowers have to prove that they're at risk of eviction or foreclosure.
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If I did not, the rest of the island would be at risk of contagion.
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Mrs May is at risk of putting her party before her country—with grave consequences.
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Previously, counselors only asked the question when they felt someone was at risk of suicide.
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Even children were at risk of prosecution if they insulted the president, the Commission said.
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They were patients with plaque-clogged arteries, who were at risk of suffering a stroke.
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No matter what answers people gave, they were told they were at risk of depression.
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President Donald Trump and China's Xi Jinping's supper appointment is at risk of yielding nothing.
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"Don't forget that the UK is at risk of being implicated in this," Johnson said.
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Prompt action is needed to steer new development away from areas at risk of inundation.
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The protectees did not receive the packages nor were they at risk of receiving them.
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Headlines Bank of England's Saunders says bank at risk of raising rates too slowly on.ft.
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The notion that the US is at risk of acting alone is a decade old.
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That, in the long run, reduces genetic diversity, putting a species at risk of extinction.
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And natural areas continue to be at risk of border walls being built across them.
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If someone fears they are at risk of revenge porn, they can contact e-Safety.
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Even these can exist in companies that are, at risk of overusing the word, bullshit.
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For some, secretive algorithms decide whether they are at risk of committing a future crime.
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"We're at risk of another grand coalition," read the headline in mass-selling Bild newspaper.
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The protectees did not receive the packages, nor were they at risk of receiving them.
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Still, aluminium is at risk of a correction lower, JP Morgan said in a note.
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They aren't services we can shut down yet they are at risk of shutting down.
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All of this puts the Department of Transportation at risk of instability, confusion and politicization.
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Under Trump's administration, how can legal immigrants ensure they aren't at risk of being deported?
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The researchers said this would put buildings, roads and other infrastructure at risk of collapsing.
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Of that group, only 108 species are classified by IUCN as at risk of extinction.
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There are concerns that unfavorable weather conditions will put cities at risk of missing targets.
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It also said payouts to executives were in any case at risk of being excessive.
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VICE Impact: Why is water and power at risk of being privatized in Puerto Rico?
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The euro is at risk of falling to $9.29863 in the coming weeks, analysts said.
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Rand Paul will put McConnell at risk of losing the support of moderates like Sen.
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Also, Soumaya Keynes asks: how many workers are at risk of being replaced by machines?
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In India Microsoft is helping schools predict which students are at risk of dropping out.
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KPMG is at risk of losing some its major financial clients with Barclays Africa BGAJ.
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In the facing of growing disasters, the disadvantaged are at risk of further losing out.
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They argue that honoring detainers puts cities at risk of liability while violating individual rights.
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Women are at risk of falling behind when it comes to personal finance and investing.
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More than 20 other sizeable companies are at risk of being taken to bankruptcy court.
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According to the "experts," the Republican Party was at risk of extinction because of infighting.
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But the federal government is also at risk of taking steps in the wrong direction.
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Small- and medium-sized retailers are most at risk of being targeted, per the FBI.
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Hundreds of thousands of children are at risk of starvation in Kasai because of fighting.
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But Abbott, an otherwise respectable healthcare behemoth, is at risk of making a serious mistake.
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That leaves creators protected by fair use at risk of losing money for no reason.
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More than 300,000 young people in the US are considered "at risk" of sexual exploitation.
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There is thus concern that some New Orleans subdialects could be at risk of disappearing.
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Clearly when children are safely in the United States they're not at risk of smugglers.
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That means they could be at risk of deportation if their enlistment contracts are canceled.
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The workers will be available for businesses at risk of failing without the extra workforce.ADVERTISEMENT
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The rest are either too dilapidated or were built in areas at risk of landslides.
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Yet the cat-and-mouse game continues, with users at risk of bearing the consequences.
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Relational conflicts — especially unresolved ones — are particularly likely to put you at risk of burnout.
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Many of the counties at risk of having no ObamaCare insurers next year were rural.
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But we're at risk of simply juggling our dependence from one unsustainable fuel to another.
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But these fledgling companies aren't the only ones at risk of losing relevancy with shoppers.
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S&P rates an obligation 'CCC' if it is at risk of not being repaid.
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By late May of his senior year, the student was at risk of not graduating.
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He was at risk of falling through a major hole in the social safety net.
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"Taking them away from the mother puts them at risk of being sick," she says.
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But most people aren't at risk of such an extreme level of state-sponsored surveillance.
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So, I guess when you're at risk of becoming a dinosaur, you have two options.
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Also, it's important to remember that most women are not at risk of losing coverage.
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Amy Klobuchar, who are at risk of not qualifying for the next debate in November.
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About 22 million Yemenis need humanitarian aid, and 8.4 million are at risk of starvation.
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The couple is still at risk of deportation; their next immigration hearing is in August.
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Age, however, doesn't tell the whole story about who is at risk of severe disease.
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I do, but I also know that means I'm always at risk of isolating myself.
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Trump's Republican Party is at risk of losing control of the House in the Nov.
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An additional 76,000 people at Kyangwali, alone, were soon at risk of contracting the disease.
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The market is at risk of shrinking this year for the first time in decades.
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But in addition to that, he argues, the economy will be at risk of overheating.
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Then, after she got pregnant, her doctor warned that she was at risk of miscarriage.
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That means it could be at risk of being struck down under the Byrd Rule.
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It said that nine countries were at risk of infection, citing the deterioration in security.
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Anything short of an outright ban puts an entire generation at risk of nicotine addiction.
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They will not be eligible to serve and will instead be at risk of deportation.
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Yet despite the careful cultivation, Huawei's position in Europe is now at risk of unraveling.
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But he said it was at risk of repeating some of the Obama administration's mistakes.
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You've mentioned who is the most at risk of legal action if their partner dies.
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We are at risk of missing the most important lesson taught by the Mueller investigation.
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And how much of Italy's aging, often neglected infrastructure is also at risk of failure?
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However, market activity is at risk of decreasing as the number of coronavirus cases increases.
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Many of the homes at risk of contamination are located in older, less affluent neighborhoods.
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People with underlying health conditions are disproportionately at risk of severe complications from the coronavirus.
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Due to ongoing transmission, half the world's population is still at risk of contracting malaria.
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There's still hope for candidates at risk of being elbowed off next month's debate stage.
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It cited the deterioration in security and said nine countries were at risk of infection.
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Yet this same shelter has been at risk of closing because of lack of funding.
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Now, they are telling us, we are at risk of fundamentally losing our moral purpose.
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Details: African American workers are at risk of exceptional job losses for three key reasons.
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Scott Walker to tweet that the party is "at risk of a #BlueWave" in November.
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It was on an internal list of 10 dams at risk of bursting, they learned.
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The United Nations says government and opposition sieges have put civilians at risk of starvation.
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Yet huge populations are at risk of a miscalculation resulting from the war of words.
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Dogs and children were for several minutes at risk of being trampled, and then were.
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His party was losing support, and his country seemed at risk of splitting in two.
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Even so, Sanchez said it could be at risk of coming back down to earth.
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Which companies will be flourishing and which may be at risk of losing Fertitta's business?
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By our estimate, that puts about 50 million customers at risk of leaving their banks.
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Now, they are telling us, we are at risk of fundamentally losing our moral purpose.
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The city is at risk of losing 4.5 percent of its jobs due to tariffs.
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Everyone is at risk of becoming ill or injured and needing expensive care to recover.
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But underinvestment in technology and healthcare means society is at risk of vastly under-delivering.
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American companies are also at risk of losing market share for their operations inside China.
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But Bianco has said he believes the stock market is at risk of a shakeout.
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"All countries in the region remain at risk of the disease introduction," she told CNN.
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Until then, children like Peon may be increasingly at risk of hard-to-treat infections.
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Roger Stone's lies haven't just put him at risk of being sent to federal prison.
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The combination of akathisia, anxiety and depression puts patients at risk of suicide, she believes.
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People who lost their incomes are now at risk of getting evicted from their homes.
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This will significantly reduce poverty, help families at risk of becoming homeless, and reduce evictions.
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With a 28-4 record, the Gaels are hardly at risk of being snubbed outright.
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Even those who survive five or more years are still at risk of another episode.
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We're at risk of building a company that none of us wants to work at.
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The Iran nuclear deal made the world safer and less at risk of nuclear proliferation.
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Without it, he has argued, the bureau is at risk of "going dark" in its investigations.
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In fact, the show was on the dreaded "death block" and at risk of being canceled.
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This put the banks at risk of violating U.S. sanctions and incurring penalties, court documents said.
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It was at risk of becoming a sub-scale player lacking the full range of destinations.
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At risk of sounding hyperbolic, we seriously don't know what we'd do without some USB outlets.
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Mandating parental involvement can place vulnerable adolescents at risk of retaliation by unsupportive parents or guardians.
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In June, Ikea launched a major recall of millions of dressers at risk of tipping over.
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As the armyworm crisis deepens, the search for a solution is at risk of becoming desperate.
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They are the most at risk of closing over the next several years, the report said.
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And people who are at risk of having them have them sooner if they're marijuana users.
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The video platform in February came under fire for putting kids at risk of child predators.
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This puts your business at risk of setbacks, as companies like Relay Rides, now Turo, discovered.
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For Weaver, any coin much smaller than that is at risk of a 51 percent attack.
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Melting glaciers put it at risk of water shortages, while drought and desertification imperil its agriculture.
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Some people might also be at risk of premature heart disease as a result of REDS.
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Rather, the prodigies may be people who were at risk of having this condition, yet don't.
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These individuals are at risk of cardiovascular diseases such as heart disease, stroke and heart attack.
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Did selling acid ever put you at risk of getting caught up in any gangland stuff?
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I cry nearly every day because I feel at risk of getting "stuck" in a moment.
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Lenovo also claims devices manufactured after November 2017 aren't at risk of having the loose screw.
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In those groups, the IUCN reckons around a quarter of species are at risk of extinction.
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Once someone quits, they remain at risk of developing some cancers, obstructive pulmonary disease and stroke.
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With those sales on hold, the company is at risk of a downgrade, say some analysts.
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If the gaps are not filled, the system for settling disputes is at risk of collapse.
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In rare circumstances, troponin can indicate that the runner is at risk of a heart attack.
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Low lying and poorly-drained areas are at risk of flooding, according to the weather service.
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But even then, it's not the whole of the black population at risk of these homicides.
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Some 22015,22015 retired miners and dependents are now at risk of losing what they have left.
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What they found: People who were at-risk of developing diabetes tended to have different microbes.
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CoupCast finds that both new and very old autocratic regimes are at risk of being overthrown.
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But that doesn't mean 96% of all football players are at risk of having the disease.
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"It would put young people of color like myself at risk of deportation," she told me.
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Just over 2 percent of domestic transactions were at risk of fraud, according to the report.
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In a worst-case scenario, heatstroke places a person -- child or adult -- at risk of death.
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Twitter is at risk of becoming the next Reddit-like swamp of racism, sexism and homophobia.
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"Delaying vaccines only leaves our nation's citizens at risk of disease, particularly children," the letter reads.
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It could put you at risk of losing your boss' trust in your problem-solving abilities.
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" In Malawi, the UN reported in 2016 that Malawi's albinos were at risk of "total extinction.
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For a black man, it means being more at risk of being murdered by the police.
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"They love to inflate the numbers by talking about children 'at risk' of exploitation," he says.
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But for now, less affluent households are increasingly at risk of serious financial problems, Currier said.
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With homes destroyed, electricity knocked out, and roads washed away, thousands are at risk of exposure.
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A too-strong front brake could put riders at risk of flipping frontwards off the bike.
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Conflicts in all four countries have threatened to put 20 million people at risk of starvation.
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But it's at risk of repeating many of the same mistakes that it made last time.
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"Social prescribing" is directing people most at risk of loneliness from social services to neighborhood activities.
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It was a moment of union for a country that again seems at risk of fracturing.
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She apparently escaped an enclosure on Monday but was not at risk of fleeing the zoo.
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That means new companies are at risk of continuous disruption before their investors can cash out.
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The misplaced pills could put anyone taking Mibelas 24 Fe at risk of an unexpected pregnancy.
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And if it does, he has placed Kavanaugh at risk of being removed from the SCOTUS.
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At this rate, some 7 million (2 percent of the population) are at risk of denial.
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Cellphone reception is spotty, and anyone seen talking on a cellphone is at risk of arrest.
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Further complicating matters, children with iron deficiency anemia are also at risk of developing learning difficulties.
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In Washington state, for instance, two counties were at risk of having no insurers in 2018.
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The Palestinian Education Ministry announced it was evacuating schools in areas at risk of being attacked.
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Families could live next to unsafe pipelines at risk of leaking or exploding at any moment.
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It put older millennials at risk of becoming a "lost generation" in terms of wealth accumulation.
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"It's a real disease, and people who are spelunkers are at risk of that," he said.
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Put too many balls in the air, however, and you are at risk of getting caught.
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Increased rainfall has placed the plain it sits on at risk of flooding and soil erosion.
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He claimed he was at risk of assassination and criticised Hizbollah and Iranian influence in Lebanon.
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And of those giants, Google appears to be the one most at risk of real action.
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Not when the tech platforms have got so big they're at risk of monopolizing mainstream attention.
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But in places where it is rare, pregnant women are at risk of first-time exposure.
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Trump's enforcement priorities make clear that any immigrant without legal status is at risk of deportation.
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"Being at risk of psychosis and having anxious feelings are completely different things," he tells me.
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If that condition looks at risk, of course the news media will bring attention to it.
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The crisis threatened their access to health care, jobs and put them at risk of deportation.
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All the while, most Americans continued about their daily lives, placing themselves at risk of infection.
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The Trump administration's decision would put them at risk of deportation when their work permits expired.
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We are at risk of making most of our life experiences a series of trolley rides.
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Sinead O'Connor has gone missing, and police have reason to believe she's at risk of suicide.
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We'll make things worse and we'll be at risk of sliding into a new Cold War.
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Reports from Uighur exiles described how the lockdown placed Uighurs in Xinjiang at risk of starvation.
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Reports from Uighur exiles described how the lockdown placed Uighurs in Xinjiang at risk of starvation.
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A Bluetooth flaw was also found to be putting both devices at risk of remote hacking.
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Any person participating in an offer to receive a gift is at risk of being prosecuted.
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After the screening process, claimants deemed to be at risk of persecution are referred to UNHCR.
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You mentioned that one of the populations that is at risk of being undercounted is immigrants.
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A quarter of the American nuclear fleet is at risk of closing under current market conditions.
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In this case, that could include older, ailing prisoners more at-risk of contracting COVID-19.
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In areas at risk of drought, they could use more precise irrigation techniques to conserve water.
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She is in the over-80 group that is most at risk of dying from infection.
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Today's Democrats are at risk of being dragged back into the old politics of tax cuts.
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It either needs to bring in subscribers or keep those at risk of canceling from leaving.
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The message was clear: American companies are at risk of being muscled out of the market.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo insists that US healthcare system is at risk of being overrun.
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When it comes to space, Musk said that the U.S. is at risk of falling behind.
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The group estimates that up to 37% of business travel is at risk of being lost.
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About 40 million people were at risk of severe thunderstorms or tornadoes, from Texas to Tennessee.
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Running on the ground might have put them at risk of getting killed by a predator.
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According to a recent study, one in five highly engaged employees is at risk of burnout.
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But that assumption is now at risk of falling apart for one main reason: Donald Trump.
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However, some pregnant women are at risk of low iodine levels, which potentially endanger their babies.
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To be sure, Demissie said that Booker is not at risk of running out of money.
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America holds the ignominious status of having one in four black males at risk of incarceration.
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There's already serious discussion about whether the new virus is at risk of becoming a pandemic.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tomorrow night: The evening should still only be at risk of a sprinkle.
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Older women who owned dogs in need of walking were especially at risk of associated injury.
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Seas are warming and rising faster, putting more cities at risk of tidal flooding or worse.
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If you're not at risk of physical harm, then what is the worst that could happen?
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But thousands of birds are still migrating, putting some at risk of landing in the pit.
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The UN says half of Yemen's population -- about 14 million people -- are at risk of famine.
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The orders were lifted after authorities determined dam VI was no longer at risk of bursting.
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Jobs most at risk of being replaced by automation are often lower-income, the researchers said.
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The Senate is at risk of losing its role as the deliberator of American foreign policy.
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Some US clinics use artificial-intelligence-powered cameras to flag diabetes patients at risk of blindness.
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Children, teens, and people at risk of heart rhythm problems should not try the keto diet.
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"Without appropriate treatment and care, many children with SAM are at risk of dying," said Peron.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China's campaign to cut bad debt is at risk of losing resolve.
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Today, 30 million people are at risk of famine in South Sudan, Nigeria, Yemen and Somalia.
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Without the passage of a spending bill, several government agencies are at risk of a shutdown.
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He has said the country is not at risk of having to return any EU funds.
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"We know that children with obesity are at risk of developing depression and we know that children with depression are at risk of developing obesity," said Dr. Stephen Pont, a researcher at the University of Texas Dell Medical School in Austin who wasn't involved in the study.
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Repealing Obamacare in GOP-led states that have expanded Medicaid could, in turn, put elected Republican officials at risk of keeping their offices from voters upset at losing their coverage, and at risk of losing support from hospitals and other business interests that have backed Medicaid expansion.
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One of our analyses showed that even when a bridge developed a crack in one of the girders that split the girder in two, the bridge was not at risk of total failure because other bridge components carried the load and were not at risk of breaking.
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Nationally, the Medicaid expansion offered a bit of stability for some rural hospitals at risk of closure.
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The researchers for that study estimated 47 percent of total US employment is at risk of automation.
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In May, a major UN report found that 1 million species are now at risk of extinction.
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The USGS estimates over 7 million people live in areas at risk of human-induced earthquake damage.
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The stage at the venue was more or less completely destroyed and is at risk of collapsing.
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Regulations would only become effective if one of those vulnerable areas was at risk of being polluted.
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It is now at risk of falling into junk-bond status if it doesn't reduce its debt.
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If you have an excess of power in a situation, you're at risk of becoming an asshole.
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Radiologists and pathologists, whose skills are primarily visual, are at risk of being elbowed aside by machines.
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McGowan said that for patients at risk of fractures, the benefits of medication far outweigh the risks.
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Each wrap was cut into sad little halves, putting us all at risk of lunchtime-Induced depression.
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When their sexual tastes become known, they are at risk of job discrimination and child custody challenges.
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The county department said it is searching for others who may be at risk of being infected.
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Joseph Yew and King Tang visited China in January 2020, putting them at risk of contracting coronavirus.
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There'll be no respite on Wednesday, with southern Iowa to northeast Texas at risk of severe storms.
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If your bath is too hot, you're at risk of parching your skin in the long run.
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Arafa knew that she was at risk of being sold to a brothel, along with her daughters.
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Plus, 22 countries are on Negative Outlook, meaning they are at risk of cuts in the future.
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The very old, migrants, the sick or disabled, and singletons are most at risk of feeling lonely.
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Getting tested or pursuing a treatment plan is personal to each individual at risk of the disease.
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Over 10 percent of hard currency Turkish debt would be at risk of forced selling, it added.
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What to Do: The exposed data puts customers at risk of identity theft, spam, and phishing attacks.
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The goal at the weekly meetings is to identify children at risk of being recruited into crime.
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Later on, Onduo wants to help those who are at risk of diabetes not to develop it.
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"These felines are at risk of being seized and euthanized," says a message on the fundraising page.
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But it's at risk of being outpaced by next-gen products that are already dated for release.
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Certainly, if they are at risk of hurting themselves or drowning, we'll throw them a life preserver.
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It has put him at risk of losing more female supporters -- with Wisconsin posing the first test.
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These badges were awarded to brands, organizations, and public figures that Instagram deemed at risk of impersonation.
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It said the dam was at risk of collapse because of air strikes and increased water levels.
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Most states are using voting machines that are over a decade old and at risk of malfunctioning.
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They are also at risk of losing revenues with the U.S. crackdown on China telecom company Huawei.
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This small act of rebellion is enough to leave the painter at risk of torture, even death.
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She apparently escaped an enclosure but was not at risk of leaving the confines of the zoo.
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They are at risk of manipulation and debt in chasing superficial results for deep-seated emotional challenges.
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That arrangement could put Trump at risk of violating an obscure constitutional clause, some legal experts say.
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Between half-a-dozen and 30 Labour MPs are at risk of deselection, suggests one shadow minister.
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Inside Syria, 2.1 million children are out of school, and 500,000 are at risk of dropping out.
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Culture really does matter, and America stands at risk of losing its pro-business, pro-entrepreneurship leanings.
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It said the cabinet had "directed resettlement of persons at risk of (further) landslides to begin immediately".
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Those with high IQs but from poor backgrounds were especially at risk of not fulfilling their potential.
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The sheer volume of people at risk of displacement and becoming climate refugees is the main threat.
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These sectors will therefore be hard hit by measures that put migrant workers at risk of abuse.
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Especially if you've had a large baby, you're much more at risk of having another large one.
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The eldest of five siblings in a fatherless household, she is now particularly at risk of exploitation.
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Trader Brian Kelly said he believes that Wal-Mart is the "most at risk" of retail companies.
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S&P said last month that Noble remained at risk of defaulting within the next six months.
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It listed Belgium, France, Italy and Portugal as being at risk of breaking European Union budget rules.
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That basic information will help them determine whether you are actually at risk of the new coronavirus.
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But he has struggled, and the 2019 murder tally is at risk of topping last year's total.
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Uber riders have always had ratings, but they were never really at risk of deactivation — until now.
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Indigenous women and children are particularly at risk of being trafficked into the sex trade, Cunningham said.
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Channer said Verisk Maplecroft's index aims to help businesses identify countries most at risk of slave labor.
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Those exploits pertained to computers running Windows, putting millions of Windows users at risk of ransomware broadsides.
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If not, patients are at risk of septic shock, which can lead to organ failure and death.
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Andreas Scheuerle, economist at DekaBank, said some German business executives were at risk of getting carried away.
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So if you're at risk of an RSI, the extra few bucks could be worth your while.
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And about 173 million Americans remain at risk of severe weather Monday, from Georgia through New England.
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Italy, Austria, Lithuania and Spain are also judged as "at risk of non-compliance" with EU rules.
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Bets on renewed franc weakness, however, are at risk of the currency's reputation as a safe haven.
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So the City of New York wouldn't be at risk of having to pay Digital Ally anything.
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Older people are most at risk of an outbreak of shingles, a painful, often debilitating blistering rash.
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Some fear that they symbolised a country rent asunder—and a democracy at risk of tearing apart.
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Now pensioners are at risk of significant cuts, which estimates have suggested could range up to 20%.
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On the cons side, the machines are at risk of performing poorly and must also be monitored.
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All of us are at risk of experiencing these unpredictable events during the course of modern life.
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Fortunately, Stovall says, Hawaii residents probably aren't at risk of being hit by a wall of water.
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Amtrak itself has said the tunnels are at risk of failure and action needs to be taken.
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If lawmakers do not act, hundreds of thousands of immigrants would be at risk of being deported.
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If Trump collapses, the need for Ted Cruz evaporates, so Cruz is at risk of collapsing, too.
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The former commissioners called for a "preventative strategy" to assist "fragile" countries at risk of fostering terrorism.
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Tasmanian devils are at risk of becoming extinct thanks to the seriously terrible Devil Facial Tumour Disease.
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More than 40 percent of Bulgarians remains at risk of poverty and social exclusion, Eurostat data showed.
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But that only addresses those who are currently addicted to or at risk of addiction to opioids.
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We are probably at risk of having similar situations in the future as our scientific resources allow.
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Otherwise, we will continue to be at risk of losing the economic benefits of American innovation leadership.
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There are multiple warning signs that you or your partner are more at risk of getting divorced.
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Thus, intervening with young people at risk of gun violence can reduce their participation in violent behavior.
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They are trying to divine whether the city is still at risk of infiltration or another assault.
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These workers, such as restaurant takeaway couriers for Deliveroo, are most at risk of "one-sided flexibility".
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Queer women are also at risk of developing body insecurities from not seeing themselves authentically represented onscreen.
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Under that scenario, nearly 9 million kids would be at risk of losing coverage, the report found.
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These botnets are putting large chunks of the internet seriously at risk of attack, censorship, or extortion.
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They must recognize that those at risk of suicide have agency and can make their own decisions.
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This would leave thousands of children at risk of permanent brain damage, learning disabilities and violent tendencies.
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This blindness to overwork extends to those most at risk of dying on the job, like Chae.
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In those states, 1.9 million children would be at risk of losing coverage in the coming weeks.
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This effectively puts millions of children at risk of being victims of human trafficking and child labor.
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If drivers don't get a business license, they will be at risk of fines and other penalties.
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But now I was starting to get warnings that I was at risk of a civil war.
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If you were recording stuff, you were putting yourself and your friends at risk of being discovered.
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Deutsch said the people who will suffer the most are those already at risk of food insecurity.
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And previous research has shown that teen girls tend to be more at risk of depression overall.
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However, fast-food workers are increasingly at risk of becoming victims of fatal violence in the workplace.
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And there will be ripple effects, dealing another blow to a US economy at risk of recession.
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But right now, local and federal justice systems aren't at risk of doing too much too soon.
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For banks, this is especially welcome because relatively few borrowers appear to be at risk of default.
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It also would have required troubled schools at risk of generating claims to put up financial collateral.
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Millions of people in the Carolinas are at risk of their homes flooding because of Hurricane Florence.
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They are protesting Chipotle's bad management practices that put workers and the public at risk of illness.
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Those living on the streets are more at risk of contracting infectious diseases, such as COVID-19.
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The company's roughly 3,500 retail employees were at risk of losing their jobs or not getting paid.
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Politics are all around us, but we're barred from participating at risk of deviating from the curriculum.
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This exclusion has consequences: women at risk of HIV are essentially rendered invisible and their experiences erased.
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People with Harm OCD aren't more at risk of acting on their impulses than any other person.
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Three of our correspondents explored the city, taking care not to put residents at risk of detention.
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However, tightening measures are expected to be gradually extended to smaller cities seen at risk of overheating.
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Roughly one million Americans live with H.I.V. today; one million more are at risk of contracting it.
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"All journalists are at risk of being arrested or killed while doing their work," he told Reuters.
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Jonnaert said that put European carmakers at risk of not meeting the bloc's 2020 emissions reduction targets.
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Half of Americans are at risk of being unable to maintain their standard of living in retirement.
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Smart home devices can make life more convenient, but may put you at risk of being hacked.
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Those living on the streets are more at risk of contracting infectious diseases, such as the coronavirus.
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Belousov said prices for pharmaceuticals and home appliances are at risk of increasing, Russian news agencies reported.
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Those living on the streets are more at risk of contracting infectious diseases such as COVID-19.
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The study showed that even healthy people who contract COVID-19 are at risk of heart injury.
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I remembered what a community leader had told me about the men at risk of lonely deaths.
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As I've argued regularly, much of the tech industry is at risk of getting swallowed by giants.
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Those cities are very much at risk of losing their service in the crisis, according to Black.
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More than 146,000 cases have been reported, and millions more people are at risk of contracting it.
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In 2011, researchers found that variants of this gene put people at risk of inflammatory bowel disease.
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Make sure to tell the medical staff that you are at risk of infection with the coronavirus.
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Older patients, who may have diminished liver and kidney function, are especially at risk of NSAID complications.
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Several dams were found to be at risk of breaching, putting thousands of people at potential risk.
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Pacific Island countries at risk of being swallowed by rising seas accused the US of 'abandoning' them
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The Pacific island is at risk of becoming the first country to disappear under rising sea levels.
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I was left wondering: Which societies are at risk of collapsing due to climate change, and when?
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U.S. military installations in South Korea, Japan, and Guam could also be put at risk of attack.
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Widodo, at risk of appearing anti-Islam, distanced himself from Purnama, who was eventually jailed for blasphemy.
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Hillary Clinton uses an unprotected server, putting her messages at risk of being intercepted by the Russians.
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About one in four Bank of America customers are at risk of leaving the bank, cg42 found.
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After 20073 years, Spain's opportunity to overcome historical grudges is at risk of becoming a symbolic gesture.
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We are at risk of losing the only strategic arms control treaty remaining, New START, after 2021.
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Migrant children have been separated from their families, and are now at risk of being held indefinitely.
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Two-thirds of the continent&aposs bird species are at risk of extinction due to climate change.
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One million species of plants and animals are at risk of extinction over the next few decades.
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Now these workers are at risk of losing their jobs and being removed from the United States.
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He is at risk of underperforming in Nevada on Saturday and the South Carolina primary on Feb.
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The buyer's track record shows that is achievable, but at risk of taking the brand down-market.
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The current food insecurity crisis has quietly been growing unchecked as millions are at risk of dying.
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"This provision puts Medicaid enrollees at risk of losing mental health and addiction treatment coverage," Ingoglia said.
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Melting glaciers are already putting millions of people at risk of floods, droughts and shrinking water supplies.
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It would also put authority figures tied to the crackdown on public dissent at risk of sanctions.
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It could put you at risk of nutritional deficiencies as well, since you're eating less food overall.
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This is the best outcome if it works; but it's at risk of failing when it's needed.
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Ultimately, all of the employees working in these stores would be at risk of losing their jobs.
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Pangolins are believed to be the most trafficked animal in the world and at risk of extinction.
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The two companies that were said to be at risk of default appear to be making amends.
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If herd immunity is weakened, those susceptible to contracting the virus can be at risk of infection.
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Yet we are at risk of being subject to the same tariffs as Chinese companies under scrutiny.
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It puts the nation and veterans at risk of moral injury, the shattering of a moral compass.
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Sapin, a close ally of President Francois Hollande, did not appear at risk of losing his job.
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If any base, demographic or audience is left unchallenged, they are at risk of becoming a cult.
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She spent years mediating the Iran nuclear deal, one that Trump has left at risk of collapse.
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At least two million renters throughout the country are at risk of losing their homes each year.
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Creditors and wildfire claimants would then be at risk of not getting all that they are owed.
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With free apps like DeepNude entering the market, we're all at risk of being the next victim.
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But if it gets worse, patients as young as 20 or 30 are at risk of stroke.
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"The pregnant women covered by CHIP would be at risk of losing coverage altogether," the state said.
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Therefore, young people are more likely to be employed in occupations that are at risk of automation.
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The report finds that the soil alone would put one in 380 people at risk of cancer.
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She said that her office has developed an algorithm that could identify when a taxpayer is at risk of having an economic hardship and recommended that the IRS could use the indicator to trigger a pop-up screen when a taxpayer at risk of economic hardship calls the agency.
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"If the ECB is not concerned about bond spreads, then one can conclude that fiscal easing will be at risk of causing more fragmentation and would be at risk of putting Italy's bond yields in an unsustainable level for their debt," said Peter Chatwell, head of rates at Mizuho.
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The center said the species which lacked sufficient data were also presumed to be at risk of extinction.
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And after infants, people from the ages of 16 to 24 are most at risk of contracting it.
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This puts them at risk of developing AIDS and increases the risk of transmitting the virus to others.
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Clients, including major state firms, were at risk of losing some of their 250 million marka in deposits.
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That leaves him and Tesla at risk of lawsuits from both shareholders and the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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This deception put the banks at risk of violating U.S. sanctions and incurring severe penalties, court documents said.
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Environmental campaign groups say that Ivory Coast is at risk of losing all its forest cover by 2034.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Martin Sorrell is at risk of losing his multi-million pound exit package from WPP (WPP.
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At risk of sounding like a glutton, one hot dog is simply not enough to fill me up.
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Lock-up periods can buoy companies at risk of a stock selloff in the months following their IPO.
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Britain notched up marked inequalities in quality of life, with disabled Britons especially at risk of rights violations.
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Before these endless images of horror put us at risk of becoming a desensitized society, we must act.
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Up to 216 million people worldwide are at risk of losing their homes due to rising sea levels.
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Images showed homes like this one at risk of falling into the rising waters of the Cimarron River.
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Moving a heavy shovel full of snow repeatedly without proper form can put you at risk of injury.
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Two of the recent cases in New York are pregnant women, who are now at risk of miscarriage.
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The UN says that some 20m people are also at risk of famine in Nigeria, Somalia and Yemen.
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Many more nuclear plants are at risk of closing in the Western hemisphere without any replacement in sight.
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In the map above, the blue shading shows areas at risk of flash flooding over the coming day.
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China has launched an app that lets people check whether they've been at risk of catching the coronavirus.
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Those countries, and others identified as being "at risk" of being noncompliant, were given 50 days to improve.
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They tend to be uncrowded, and so less at risk of a sudden surfeit of sellers over buyers.
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This puts the whole project, and all its benefits, at risk of being struck down by the courts.
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Medical personnel who assist with the procedure are also at risk of going to jail for five years.
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It hosts early-morning, after-school and Saturday tutoring sessions for students at risk of failing state tests.
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In December, the United Nations warned that the simmering ethnic violence was at risk of exploding into genocide.
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Millions of people, far from the burning forests and chaparral, are at risk of breathing and heart difficulties.
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The algorithm doesn't account for whether there's one person or multiple people at risk of missing their connection.
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If growth meet expectations, it should help dispel any lingering fears the economy was at risk of stalling.
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Ms Richardson Jackson offers a compelling performance, but her character feels always at risk of devolving into stereotype.
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Would you take any precautions to avoid selling to people who were at risk of a bad trip?
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You might not be at risk of a shutdown, but job loss or illness can happen so quickly.
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"I think he's at risk of disappearing," Eyal told me back when the initial video was taken down.
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The censure had put Argentina at risk of official sanctions that could have barred it from accessing financing.
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Pregnant women who get measles are at risk of premature delivery and having a low-birth-weight baby.
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As everyone else moves ahead, I can't help but feel like I'm at risk of being left behind.
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Manchester warned that Canada's ineffective AML regime put the country at risk of confrontation with the United States.
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"The lawsuit shows that pharmacy benefits managers are now also at risk of being dis-intermediated," he wrote.
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The causes are endless: Our government is at risk of becoming "systemically corrupt" under President-elect Donald Trump.
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So even as manufacturers push forward, many industry officials fear they could be at risk of wasting billions.
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However, these people could still be at risk of more severe symptoms, were they to be infected again.
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That potentially puts companies at risk of violating sanctions that forbid "direct or indirect" dealings with blacklisted groups.
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Outgoing Vice President Joe Biden told a Davos crowd the progressive world order is at risk of collapse.
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The conflict has put 10 million people at risk of famine in the world's most urgent humanitarian crisis.
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Some genes might put their bearers at risk of obesity in the modern world of fatty, sugary snacks.
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Young adults 15 to 24 continued to be the most at risk of catching both chlamydia and gonorrhea.
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However, it could leave Russian and Chinese companies invested in Cuba at risk of U.S. litigation, they said.
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Amnesty International said nearly 23,2000 Afghans are at risk of torture, kidnapping, and death in their home country.
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While several top resorts are growing exceptionally well, many other locations are shrinking and at risk of disappearing.
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But the dude is going to be at risk of being typecast after he's done with Captain America.
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Three teams are currently at risk of exceeding their salary caps in 2016, according to Over the Cap.
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If Trump fails to deliver, U.S equity markets will be at risk of correcting from the current highs.
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That means you're at risk of contracting those STIs even if he never fully ejaculates in your mouth.
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"An individual's personal, private reproductive health decisions should not put them at risk of workplace discrimination," they wrote.
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Of particular concern are the 450,000 children at risk of severe acute malnutrition, according to the UN agency.
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They have entrusted themselves to gangs of smugglers and put themselves at risk of abuse and child labour.
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All this leaves Mr Temer vulnerable to discontent and puts Brazil at risk of further turmoil and decline.
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Meanwhile, cybersecurity firm Check Point Software Technologies told CNBC in 2016 that players were at risk of cyberattacks.
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The same goes for young people at risk of becoming disconnected from the worlds of work and school.
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It is not a stretch to say that parts of the region are at risk of a takeover.
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They say 14 million people are at risk of starving to death in Yemen unless the violence ends.
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Much of their time was spent highlighting grievances among communities that were at risk of potentially flaring up.
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As the World Health Organization reported, 1.1 billion teenagers and young adults are at risk of hearing loss.
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The government has spent little money on programmes to employ gangsters or youngsters at risk of becoming one.
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Up to half the nation's 28 million people could be at risk of needing food assistance to survive.
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Dalio also took a stab at pension and health-care liabilities that are at risk of going unmet.
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But with more than 150,000 acres of newly scorched earth, the region is now at risk of mudslides.
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Senators who support her nomination are putting millions of people at risk of increased hardship and financial insecurity.
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Certain members said it's at risk of breaching its self-imposed purchase limits and potentially facing legal challenges.
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Financial institutions are particularly at risk of theft as North Korea bleeds funds to support its nuclear program.
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Nonprofit organizations' reliance on foundation and government grants puts them at risk of unexpected (and inevitable) revenue disruptions.
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His country is at risk of falling back into civil war for the third time in two decades.
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The rejig follows a recent reshuffle at the bank when several bankers were put at risk of redundancy.
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That means more than 15 percent of the entire city is at risk of transferring to public ownership.
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Twenty-five states are at risk of "major or moderate" flooding in coming weeks, federal scientists said Thursday.
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However, they're refusing to go, claiming they're at risk of attack from locals who don't want them there.
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Such a working group should focus on implementing three pillars for protecting patients most at risk of PAD.
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He was also at risk of losing environmental-justice groups, which are generally critical of cap-and-trade.
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But that deal is itself at risk of collapse because of opposition from the Belgian region of Wallonia.
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Because of the muddled laws in several states, some voters are still at risk of breaking the rules.
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We are always at risk of a new disease breaking out, or a previously controlled one surging back.
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He was at risk of suffering an embarrassing public loss when external events suddenly unfolded to his advantage.
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But only regular feeders and restaurants that leave their rubbish bins open were at risk of being sanctioned.
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But he is at risk of meeting a disrupter; someone who catches the wave and washes him away.
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At the same time, O'Rourke was at risk of missing the Democratic primary debates in November and December.
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We need to get these kids recognized as a vulnerable population at risk of dropping out of school.
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Shorter winters, less snowmelt and drier summers are putting Yellowstone National Park at risk of more severe wildfires.
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Environmental groups warned that the proposal puts the United States at risk of another major offshore oil spill.
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Deaf infants are at risk of missing this crucial turning point in development, even after receiving cochlear implants.
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It's an axiom of evolutionary biology that low levels of genetic variation put species at risk of extinction.
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These trends are widening the gap between stable, successful millennials and those at risk of slipping into poverty.
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Love's parents and doctor have expressed concern that Love would be at risk of killing himself, if extradited.
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"We're at risk of falling further behind our G7 competitors," Rain Newton-Smith, the CBI's chief economist, said.
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An estimated 1 in 20153 Americans are at risk of developing the aggressive skin cancer in their lifetime.
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There are 1100 Rift titles already available, but they were at risk of becoming unplayable as hardware advances.
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It was also very important to me to record their histories, which are at risk of being lost.
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In addition to hobbling service regularly, people on subway tracks are at risk of death and horrific injury.
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Workers stand at risk of being displaced by technology even as American businesses can't find people to hire.
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It tells the story of Pepperland, at risk of being taken over by the music-hating Blue Meanies.
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Another 1.5 million people, more than 10 percent of the population, are at risk of hunger in Zimbabwe.
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But remember, he's also being investigated on suspicion of involvement with Petrobras, and thus at risk of impeachment.
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While housing aid is taxpayers' money, denying ex-offenders at risk of recidivism may be a false economy.
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Their food — which is an integral part of their heritage — is now also at risk of being lost.
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An earlier version of this review misstated the number of species thought to be at risk of extinction.
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You can be at risk of dying, because you don't have health coverage because you can't afford it.
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When herd immunity fails, usually children, the elderly and the immuno-compromised are most at risk of infection.
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The conductor, Ghada Harb, 43, said it was their way of preserving a culture at risk of ruin.
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In the absence of those resources, the homeless are at risk of getting sick and spreading the virus.
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It will have merchandise to further awareness of the need to protect young immigrants at risk of deportation.
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In such a case, we are all at risk of someone else finding and using the same vulnerability.
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These are the groups most at risk of serious complications or even death, if they contract COVID-85033.
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Meanwhile, The Verge reported earlier this month that the company was at risk of running out of money.
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S. Army Europe public health officials have notified all other U.S. personnel who were at risk of exposure.
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Immigrants who play by the rules and contribute to their communities could soon be at risk of deportation.
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Trump does not believe he is at risk of contracting the virus and was reportedly tested on Sunday.
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" He added: "They may have potentially placed a significant number of inbound travelers at risk of being exposed.
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Both are at risk of falling into a bear market, which is defined as a drop of 20%.
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When Lekima hits, areas along the coast of China will be at risk of heavy rains and flooding.
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The funds at risk of cancellation, which had been frozen by OMB several weeks ago, are partially available.
|
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When Britain announced its new ministry, officials insisted that everyone, young or old, was at risk of loneliness.
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All of those are at risk of habitat loss due to the fires, threatening the jaguar's food supply.
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The Hong Kong economy contracted by 1.2% in 2019, and is at risk of shrinking again this year.
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Expansion of prescription drug monitoring programs will also allow us to identify patients at risk of opioid addiction.
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Ted Cruz could be at risk of losing and were not "likable" enough, The New York Times reported.
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Unless Congress acts by early March, hundreds of thousands of immigrants will be at risk of being deported.
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That works out to $36,500 in potential fines per customer every year — putting insurers at risk of insolvency.
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Older people are at risk of being swindled not only by strangers, but also by people they know.
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The center in East Jakarta looks after about 40 children, but thousands more remain at risk of exploitation.
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Behind the scenes, there's growing concern among his supporters that Barr is at risk of losing the department.
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One in 833 men are at risk of getting breast cancer in their lifetime, according to the group.
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Today, more than a third of all U.S. fish and wildlife species are at risk of becoming endangered.
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This puts borrowers at risk of losing their homes if they cannot afford the higher long-term payments.
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And another agreement between North American partners (the so-called NAFTA deal) is at risk of being scrapped.
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The two airmen said they were at risk of being discharged despite recommendations from their superiors and physicians.
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Earlier this year, the Guardian reported that the company is "at risk of falling short" on those plans.
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Across three states, the official word was clear: Evacuate the areas at risk of more fires this weekend.
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"These jobs were at risk of both, and I think that is precisely what is happening," Hicks said.
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Credit card debt puts entrepreneurs at risk of damaging their personal credit and losing money to late fees.
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It's not that banks in the world's second-largest economy are at risk of being replaced or disrupted.
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As blood vessels are not targeted, the drug is an option for people at risk of heart conditions.
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The quintile of workers in jobs most at risk of automation made an average of $38,000 a year.
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It meant that, even with antibiotics, the child was at risk of permanent brain damage, deafness or death.
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Of the 20 million who are at risk of famine are 1.4 million children, who are most vulnerable.
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One exception is people who have very high triglycerides and are at risk of cardiovascular disease, Copperman said.
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Even larger animals are at risk, with more than 25% of local livestock breeds at risk of extinction,.
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But, with a few modifications, it might be just the thing for older people at risk of falling.
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He said Lebanon was at risk of Gulf Arab sanctions because of the Shi'ite group Hezbollah's regional meddling.
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That means more people living in coastal areas will be at risk of flooding from sea level-rise.
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So, for instance, living close to freeways or factories would put one at risk of higher pollution exposure.
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That's when the former Twitter executive found out he is at risk of developing certain types of cancer.
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In fact, Democratic political genius in the Trump era has become an endangered species at risk of extinction.
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Moreover, keto isn&apost great long-term if you have, or are at risk of, heart rhythm problems.
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Save the Children warned that children in makeshift shelters in Serbia are at risk of freezing to death.
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Apple may be at risk of losing the creativity that buoyed its brand if it doesn't act soon.
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As of late July, Apple was at risk of falling out of the , according to data from Canalys.
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Last week, polling stations had to be relocated from nursing homes suddenly at risk of a deadly outbreak.
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The story quoted a union leader, Debbie Mullikin, saying that some furloughed workers were at risk of homelessness.
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Inmates who needed electrical power for sleep apnea machines were at risk of a stroke, Mr. Nadler noted.
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With another 673 hospitals at risk of closure, we should be increasing — not decreasing — support for rural hospitals.
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"Benzos can be used safely as long as the person isn't at risk of becoming dependent," Abraham said.
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Reviving non-delegation doctrine would put many of these regulations at risk of being voided by the courts.
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The family fear that if they handed over the laptop, sensitive information would be at risk of leaking.
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If you think a friend of family member may be at risk of suicide, you should reach out.
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This puts them at risk of developing AIDS or increases the risk of transmitting the virus to others.
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Part of the whitepaper's intention might be to insinuate Facebook further into the lives of those at risk of becoming the target of problems it helped to create (emphasis theirs):Governments may want to consider what assistance is appropriate to provide to candidates and parties at risk of targeted data theft.
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Expecting a woman to be "cool" with smaller criminal offenses could put this woman at the risk of not only the punishment tied to the crime, but also put her at risk of deportation and ultimately at risk of ever re-entering the country legally at a later time. 983.
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On Monday, Chelsea Handler took to Twitter claiming the United States is at risk of turning into Nazi Germany .
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"This material would be at risk of destruction and threat from reducing the size of the protected lands."[PeerJ]
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More than 200,000 people are living in areas considered at risk of landslides and flooding, according to the ISCG.
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But any time she, say, drives a car, she'll be at risk of getting pulled over and subsequently deported.
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To date, famine has put 100,000 people at risk of death, and 7.5 million more need immediate humanitarian assistance.
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" According to the documents, Conway's "various medical conditions put him at risk of being a subject of medical emergencies.
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"You are at risk of being isolated due to possible lava inundation," the Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency warned.
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These are the cars most at risk of becoming more expensive or being pulled from the U.S. market altogether.
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Instead, the Cradle Act would raid the Social Security Trust Fund, which is already at risk of being depleted.
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Gland managing director Ravi Penmetsa told Reuters some approvals the original deal had received were at risk of expiring.
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But the vast majority of people were never at risk of having their private chats revealed by this attack.
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While most people were never at risk of having their private chats revealed, there's still plenty to worry about.
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Don't underestimate the impact: Chronically weary older adults are at risk of losing their independence and becoming socially isolated.
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For starters, overweight pets are at risk of joint and back problems, inflammation, and dangerous heart and lung dysfunction.
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Flying foxes, increasingly at risk of extinction, face threats in the form of hunting, habitat loss, and mass culling.
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Obtaining marijuana, she said, could jeopardize her husband's job and put her at risk of losing custody of Hestevan.
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Failure to enforce the laws in the past has put our nation at risk of crime, violence, and terrorism.
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Your sexual organs aren't at risk of getting cavities, so don't let a tube of Crest anywhere near them.
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Rules that further alienate Muslim communities in turn make ISIS's claims more convincing to those at risk of radicalization.
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Worse, her coalition with the Social Democrats (SPD), who were also walloped in Hesse, is at risk of collapse.
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But executives said the arrangement will preserve about 430 U.S. auto worker jobs that were at risk of disappearing.
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Students with less access to digital tools are at risk of falling behind their peers who are more connected.
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