Ah, yes, we must keep our women out of danger.
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It might also help in moving orbiting spacecraft out of danger.
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Once again, PK-LQP was under their control and out of danger.
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But the newly located STEREO-B isn't out of danger just yet.
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He is out of danger and is recovering in a private hospital.
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Padgett played down couple's role in ferrying the injured out of danger.
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It took a lunge by Torres to get Panama out of danger.
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He was injured, but it looks like he's stable and out of danger.
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One was out of danger while the other was still receiving medical care.
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Both officers are "out of danger," Charleroi police said Saturday evening on Twitter.
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And not every scientist is convinced that the world is out of danger.
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Russia gets a corner kick but the ball is deflected out of danger.
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He also urged fans to respect the rules and stay out of danger.
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The enemy fighter was out of danger, his life spared by American medical professionals.
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The four people wounded were out of danger, Interior Minister Gerard Collomb told reporters.
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To keep her siblings out of danger, she won't tell them where she lives.
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They turn away from the flames, and it looks like they're out of danger.
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She was later discharged and declared out of danger after apparently making a full recovery.
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Today's theme is all about anagramming, summed up elegantly by OUT OF DANGER at 59A.
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"It was very serious, but he is out of danger now," says a family insider.
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Vargas weaved his way into and out of danger in the second and third innings.
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"Doctors say that David is out of danger, thank God," Ortiz's father, Leo Ortiz, told ESPN.
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The two members of the flight staff were out of danger and under observation, she said.
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Vtrus wouldn't put those people out of work, but it might take them out of danger.
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But the lefty struck out Leonys Martin and induced a groundout to get out of danger.
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This ties to our caveman/cavewoman days where the brain helped keep us out of danger.
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The two victims were treated at a hospital and declared out of danger, Inspector Galvez said.
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She's an instantly engaging protagonist, one who can think and fight her way out of danger.
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But Subasic stretches and just gets a hand on it to swat it out of danger.
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That means getting children out of homeless shelters and out of danger from caregivers and caseworkers.
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She left her husband there after fighting broke out nearby, to take her children out of danger.
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While the Astros generated traffic throughout his six innings of work, Borucki routinely wiggled out of danger.
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Pilots of the transport aircraft carrying the Pouncer vehicles can also stay out of danger zones, too.
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But this is what we've got to do to keep our family safe and out of danger.
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Even if a deal is reached on government funding, federal workers will not yet be out of danger.
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People whose work led to the creation of an unusual international alliance to get them out of danger.
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Better forecasts, early warning systems for fire risks, and mandatory evacuation can also keep people out of danger.
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In 2015, after Alex turned 17, Victor decided it was time to get his son out of danger.
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With Rosario back at home, Fanny managed to convince herself that her mother was edging out of danger.
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People are wrong to assume that if an underlying condition is well managed with treatment, they're out of danger.
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Teams of researchers run countless simulations on computers, in the hopes of finding the smoothest path out of danger.
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But scientists caution that the big cats are not out of danger, facing threats ranging from poaching to climate change.
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Martinez had transferred his son away from the Search Bloc to an intel unit to keep him out of danger.
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Malhotra says the patient is now "out of danger" and is set to be discharged in a couple of days.
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It's a powerful day to fight for what you believe in—but show up prepared, and stay out of danger.
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Trying to reunite children with relatives versus trying to ensure they're kept out of danger is a tricky policy balance.
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How did you find ways to get them out of danger and still leave room for the two seasons to come?
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As the fires raged in the SWNS video, the women at last hopped out of their dresses and out of danger.
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Then it appeared Atlanta was wobbling, but a third-and-21 pickup (for 255 yards) moved the Falcons out of danger.
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Instead of just gawking at a hero's exploits, we got to watch him think and plan his way out of danger.
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" Liang is out of danger, he said, and while he is still a little weak "he is gaining energy very fast.
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Barry Weiss can now breathe a sigh of relief ... he's out of danger, but now the long road to recovery begins.
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Mr. Chronopoulos said that he was out of danger and that the injuries to the other two men were fairly minor.
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Will Hurd could have been vulnerable, and has had to distance himself from Trump, but it looks like he's out of danger.
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But they are not out of danger, as states and Congress are working to change how they influence the price of drugs.
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Typically Sombra's Translocator is used to get out of danger in a flash but Libero used it to jump into the action.
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Two other generals were unconscious after the crash, but the other six people on board were said to be out of danger.
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And many young people who've actually gotten into trouble did have underlying conditions," he said, adding: "But you're not out of danger.
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But he has the presence of mind to kick out at the ball lying beside him and clear it out of danger.
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At 11:09 during a goalmouth scramble, defenseman Marc-Edouard Vlasic tried sweeping the puck out of danger behind goalie Martin Jones.
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"We know the problem and we know the solutions, but we are not out of danger yet," he added in a statement.
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He is now out of danger and will recover in a few days, said Munshi Mujibur Rahman, a senior consultant at the hospital.
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For all the talk of billionaires being harmed by socialist policy, the rich have financial flexibility to take their assets out of danger.
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"Please keep in mind that the Getty Fire is still an active fire and we are not out of danger," said Fire Capt.
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The story lines typically featured female leads getting into danger, getting out of danger, brandishing guns, giving chase in cars, and battling villains.
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The Hawaii National Guard has prepared to use ground convoys and even helicopters to pluck hundreds of residents out of danger if necessary.
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From the moment the bout began, Dos Anjos plowed forward with his patented hyper-aggression, while Alvarez looked to circle out of danger.
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Clinical, but wait ... 64' "It's my hamstring," she mouths after pivoting hard to knife a clearance out of bounds, and out of danger.
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His father, Leo Ortiz, told reporters that his son was out of danger and that the bullet did not hit any major organs.
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His backhander toward an open net was blocked by a sliding Devils defenseman Sami Vatanen and then pushed out of danger by Hischier.
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Flint is not out of danger, but it is on a better path today precisely because its residents took on the challenge themselves.
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Now, her character wants to keep her big brother out of danger; remember, both the Wiley parents have vanished or been sent to prison.
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Turning bystanders into what are now called "upstanders," training kids how to intervene to ease someone out of danger without putting themselves at risk.
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The attacker was shot by a third officer and subsequently died of his wounds, but the police officers were out of danger, police said.
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Once Laney, 39, was out of danger and conscious, the couple made the decision to spend the rest of the day with Oakleigh's body.
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"The two patients' vital signs that are out of danger and we hope they will become the first people cured in Goma," Muyembe said.
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Iran with a good break forward and they eventually earn a free kick near the corner flag, but Spain heads away out of danger.
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"The eurozone is most definitely not out of danger," said Simon Tilford, chief economist for the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change in London.
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"Today it is not out of danger," he told The Associated Press on the sidelines of Christmas Eve midnight Mass in a nearby church.
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The next year, the city bought a series of $20,000 robots that could handle bombs, wield shotguns, and drag fallen officers out of danger.
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Royals starter Brad Keller dipped in and out of danger, allowing three runs on nine hits and three walks over six innings for Kansas City.
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If there are any anomalies—anything out of the ordinary—they'll know how to get the team out of danger and where to move them.
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Bernal was uncomfortable with the idea of taking a boat out at night, and pleaded with Rivero to keep himself and Fernandez out of danger.
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Both mandatory and voluntary evacuations have been issued to get people out of danger in Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas, according to The Weather Channel.
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Sahreen now lies on a hospital cot, a brown, bloodstained bandage wrapped around her neck like a scarf, eyes fluttering, most likely out of danger.
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Khan said he pulled one injured child out of danger and was holding a man who'd been shot in the arm when the gunman returned.
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McCullers allowed the first three batters to reach base in the seventh inning before wiggling his way out of danger to protect his one-run lead.
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But Nick says their latest construction add-ons—including a dock buffer made of tires and a sturdy tin roof—will keep them out of danger.
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Allison, whose own home was out of danger from the floodwaters, offered up her own expertise, helping her less fortunate neighbors preserve water-damaged family pictures.
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Ortiz's father, Leo, speaking to reporters outside the clinic, said his son was out of danger and that the bullet had not hit any major organ.
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When a fallen tree caused a California commuter train to derail into a creek on Monday night, passengers had to fight their way out of danger.
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After more than two years of IS control, hundreds have escaped the area this week but even in Shahrezad they are not out of danger yet.
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They helped patrol 27 acres of vegetation with their teeth, leaving little behind for a potential fire to chew on, taking a bite out of danger.
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"Doctors say he is out of danger, but he is heavily sedated and will be in intensive care for the next 22007 hours," Leo Lopez told ESPN.
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Cue the classic Trek cosplay plot, in which the ship's crew must roleplay their way out of danger, assuming the roles of their own mirror-universe doppelgangers.
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Specifically, in the case of the "damn emails," as Bernie Sanders called them, the Clinton magic — wiggling out of danger and constriction to great amazement — remains intact.
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They can't continue relying on Payet or Greizmann to do something brilliant to pull them out of danger – and this Iceland have an unnerving air of indomitability.
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Chris Froome could also thank his Team Sky colleagues for keeping him out of danger — and helping overcome a mechanical problem — in the race's first hilly stage.
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In a video of the incident, Pitt is seen comforting the girl, rubbing her head and talking to her as they worked to lift her out of danger.
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Also potentially at risk: Hulu's dystopian thriller The Handmaids Tale, which is only 10 episodes and debuts Wednesday, but we hear it's not out of danger quite yet.
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On past reporting trips, safety directives centered on keeping me out of danger, but on this one the overarching concern was keeping me from putting others in danger.
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Sometimes her role was simply to be one in a line of rescuers who handed Jewish children to someone else, who would then lead them out of danger.
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Strasburg got out of danger in the sixth when a single by Gyorko (two hits) bounced off the third base bag and bounced over Rendon, the third baseman.
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Picking himself up, he was the last to arrive at the pick-up, grabbing onto colleagues as it sped up the side of the ravine and out of danger.
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The episode ends with Anderson overjoyed that he's not only out of danger of missing his quota, but he pulled himself out of the rough spot all by himself.
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Third, the drones can glide for some distance, so they could begin their flights in friendly skies and keep the planes that serve as launching stations out of danger.
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In the shocking footage, people can also be heard screaming and yelling, with some — who luckily were on the opposite escalator — reaching out to pull people out of danger.
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He suffered head injuries and was taken to hospital unconscious but was reported to be out of danger, said Castro, who is also head of the state's police force.
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" Forensic psychiatrist Carole Lieberman explained, "Fawning is a response where the victim tries to get out of danger by taking on a persona that tries to please the perpetrator.
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The cast has remained more or less the same (Susan Sarandon, introduced last season, returns) and the story lines swerve Ray into and out of danger at the usual pace.
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So they jumped out of their truck and went to try to pull the stuck vehicle's passengers, a couple in their 60s, out of danger, according to CNN affiliate WBZ.
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Touraine said the five patients who had fallen ill after the trial were out of danger and no longer in hospital, but she criticized the way Biotrial had managed the crisis.
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Anderson, who could meet Nadal in the quarterfinals in a rematch of last year's final, bailed himself out of danger with effective serving throughout his win in 3:63 over Shapovalov.
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It is nearly impossible for a person to determine but a computer can make the calculations from a series of inputs — and identify the best way to maneuver out of danger.
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Since Britain's stunning June 23 referendum vote to leave the European Union, all eyes have been on Germany to indicate a way out of danger for the 27 members who will remain.
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It's not just that she can fight her way out of danger—it's that she's a vision of what could be possible if women weren't in danger as often as they are.
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But that doesn't mean Planned Parenthood is out of danger: As Vox's Anna North reported recently, the Trump administration is doing what it can to help states block funding for the group.
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Swaraj said she had spoken to the victim's father, who told her his son had suffered a bullet injury to the arm and was "out of danger" and recovering in a private hospital.
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This isn't the last time that Yurika, the central character in "The Kingdom," will be threatened with a gun, nor will it be the last time she bluffs her way out of danger.
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Once a blood culture proved he had typhoid, he got antibiotics right away; he was not released from treatment until three typhoid-free blood and stool samples proved he was out of danger.
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Four people were shot dead and four others were wounded, but Ventura said they were out of danger in a hospital in Campinas, an industrial city 100 kilometers (62 miles) northwest of Sao Paulo.
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The "Fogo Cruzado," or Cross Fire, application created by Amnesty International and local researcher aims to let Rio's citizens know where gunfire is taking place, in the hopes of keeping them out of danger.
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The "wrong place, wrong time" story necessarily robs the characters of their agency — they're only in danger because of bad luck — until they choose to do whatever it takes to get out of danger.
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You can buy one for $299, plus between $19 and $35 per month (depending on data usage), but most CarVi customers are fleet operators looking to keep their drivers and vehicles out of danger.
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Norwich attempted to head it out of danger, but it came right back to Lallana, who charged at it and just pounded it into the ground and into the far corner of the net.
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Carrasco tightroped out of danger after intentionally walking Moustakas to load the bases with one out in the Royals' sixth, striking out Duda and coaxing an inning-ending lineout to left from Cheslor Cuthbert.
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The storm is so vast, stretching more than 300 miles, and so powerful, with winds reaching 130 miles an hour, that virtually no place in southern Florida could be considered completely out of danger.
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He boxed at range instead of the inside, and by keeping the fight at a distance for 93% of the 12-round and 36-minute duration, he ensured he kept himself out of danger.
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Better forecasts, early warning systems for fire risks, and mandatory evacuation can also keep people out of danger (but not damming rivers to keep water from flowing into the Pacific Ocean, as President Trump suggested).
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Experts said that getting people away from the coast might not put them entirely out of danger, because the inland areas of the two states where many will take refuge face risks of their own.
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Glemarec said Bangladesh had in recent years managed to reduce the number of people affected by cyclones by involving women's associations in mapping risk, working out how to alert people and get them out of danger.
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"I feel confident in saying that it did (help) in Southaven," said Walmart spokesman Randy Hargrove in a phone interview, adding that employees guided other associates and customers to the right exits and out of danger.
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But the Nuggets scored the next eight points — 3-pointers from Chandler and Jamal Murray and two free throws by Mudiay — to put Denver back up by 11 and out of danger until the final minute.
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Peppering Walters with the entirety of his extraordinary punching repertoire while masterfully weaving in and out of danger to show off his impressive defensive skills, Lomachenko wasn't troubled in the slightest by the usually-imposing Walters.
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Rask made a save on Brett Pesce but the puck trickled through and was lying near the goal line when Chara got to it ahead of Carolina's Elias Lindholm and cleared the puck out of danger.
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The large reduction in nuclear arsenals that has taken place in recent decades is not sufficient to assure human survival, and we should not be celebrating our success until the world is out of danger of nuclear holocaust.
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Yet in Sunday's 7-2 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates at PNC Park, Harvey turned in what might have been his best start of the season and showed flashes of his old ability to wade out of danger.
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In another piece, "The Space Between" (2017), home is literally carried out of danger, as a group strains against ropes to haul forward a city mounted on a cart dense with calligraphy, heads bowed forward with the effort.
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Rooney clipped at a decent pace from midfield, about 10 yards behind Lukaku to start, but then turned on the afterburners to meet the ball at the line with a deft header to clear the ball out of danger.
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This is the suit that follows Gordon throughout the games, always out of reach, and who plucks him out of danger at the end of Half-Life and Half-Life 2, putting him on ice until he's useful again.
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" Longtime friend and fellow Dominican baseball legend Pedro Martinez posted an old photo of him embracing the much larger Ortiz and said, "I'm at peace knowing you out of danger; you a strong man Compai, can't wait to hear your voice.
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Some rivers and streams were receding after days of rain caused widespread flooding in the central United States, but the region wasn't yet out of danger: forecasters said the Missouri and Mississippi rivers would crest Saturday in and around St. Louis.
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And even though Tennessee didn't end up with any "bare counties" with no health insurance options next year, she says the state isn't anywhere near out of danger, since only 17 counties out of 95 will have more than one insurer.
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As flood victims poured in, McIngvale sent out a team with delivery trucks to pick up those who still hadn't made it out of danger, broadcasting his personal cellphone number on Facebook and asking anyone in trouble to give him a call.
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At around 8,000ft the Auto-GCAS—which continuously compares an aircraft's predicted trajectory with onboard data about the terrain— recognized the dire situation the student pilot was in and engaged the aircraft into a manoeuvre that pulled the pilot out of danger.
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Although he seems to be out of danger for the time being (and will make a decent recovery from what eventually gets diagnosed as a nasty combination of kidney failure and bronchopneumonia), he freely acknowledges that he just came very near to death.
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Normal boxers shouldn't be doing what Pacquiao, 40, is doing, with such good movement and the combination of intuition and hand-eye coordination to land absurd punch combinations, zipping in and out of danger after landing his fast shots, often without you knowing.
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"If I could save one life or help one family get out of danger, I would do it a hundred times over and get that hate a hundred times over because that's the pinnacle of our job ... to keep people safe," she said.
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Displacement can also be a measure of success in some cases, he added, citing early warning systems that allow people to get out of danger before an extreme weather event hits, avoiding the major loss of life that has occurred in the past.
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Image 2 of 2 MEXICO CITY – A private jet crashed off the end of the runway of the international airport in Honduras&apos capital Tuesday, but the crew and passengers were rescued and reportedly out of danger, the government&aposs emergency management agency said.
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There's a built-in assumption here that everyone involved is safe, healthy, and out of danger, and that the spread of Covid-19 is less a major destabilizing force in their lives than it is a minor inconvenience that serves to push two lovebirds together.
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"There is nothing to eat and wear, our men are staying in the trenches for 14 months, and they are homesick and have not got a single day off to take rest or be out of danger," said Anar Gul, a local police commander in Khas Uruzgan.
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Anote Tong, the former president of Kiribati, one of the small island nations in the Pacific, has advocated for what he calls "migration with dignity" -- the opportunity for people from climate-affected areas to relocate if that makes their lives safer or gets them out of danger.
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"He pulled up his wife, carried the child, and as they were running, they were tossed around by a massive roar of air, became caught in the mud and rocks and then fought their way out of danger," China Central Television news reported, citing Mr. Qiao.
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On a national scale, some experts say, this delusional belief is stalling the massive government-led mobilization we need to relocate communities out of danger zones, protect people's homes and life savings from being destroyed, and prevent people from drowning in storm surges or burning to death in wildfires.
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And as those of us who are Christians pray that we may be worthy of the sacrifice of our Savior, let us take a moment to lift up in prayer the Guatemalan parents who risked everything to take their little girl out of danger, but lost her in the process.
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Naked low kicking from directly in front of the opponent is an invitation for a response and while Gaethje's awareness and timing is enough to keep him just out of danger a lot of the time, the first telling blow of the fight came as he was caught on one leg.
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The team is flush with cash, with about 200 million euros, or about $228 million, in reserves, and has access to another 90 million euros that — if deployed to lure talent from soccer's global marketplace — would probably go a long way toward firing it up the league standings and out of danger.
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The fact that her love was a chimpanzee does nothing to diminish the solemnity or the grief she feels as she approaches the catafalque where the ape is laid out and sings her first big number, "No More Wars": No more wars to fight White flags fly tonight You are out of danger now Battlefield is still.
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Likely sensing this was a precarious position for the pussy cat — a position that could quickly become fatal — the driver of the car with the dash cam jumps out of his vehicle, tries to get the attention of the driver in front of him and then ultimately decides to stick his hand under the car as it starts moving so he can pluck the kitten out of danger just in time.
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Saeed's father then summoned Nadia into his room and spoke to her without Saeed and said that he was entrusting her with his son's life, and she, whom he called daughter, must, like a daughter, not fail him, whom she called father, and she must see Saeed through to safety, and he hoped she would one day marry his son and be called mother by his grandchildren, but this was up to them to decide, and all he asked was that she remain by Saeed's side until Saeed was out of danger, and he asked her to promise this to him.
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