We must ensure we protect competition, protect our economy, and protect consumers.
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Their "Moving Forward Framework" emphasizes policy strategies that protect the environment, protect people and protect our communities.
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"Protect your family, protect your life and if the need ever arises protect your freedom" was gospel to me.
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Why do you guys protect yourselves with guns, protect yourselves with vests and you protect America's children with nothing but drywall?
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About $100 million a year run rate that we are covering in order to protect our business in Europe, protect our market share, protect our volume, protect the viability of our distribution channel.
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We will protect our law enforcement like they protect us.
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You do have to protect your security, protect your country.
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My santos protect me, and they can protect you, too.
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If police don't want to protect us, we'll protect ourselves.
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It's there to protect those who can't otherwise protect themselves.
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But if the police weren't going to protect her, if Tinder wasn't going to protect her, she would have to protect herself.
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Our goal is to protect life and our policy is to fight the virus and protect the vulnerable and protect the NHS.
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It could "help us learn about how to protect each other, how to protect ourselves, how to protect the congregation," he said.
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My job, the company's job, is to protect those people—protect them from harassment, protect them from overworking, all of that shit.
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We wanted to protect our homes, we wanted to protect ourselves from the Klan, we wanted to protect ourselves from an unjust government.
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"We will exercise everything we need to do to protect the American people, to protect our forces, to protect our embassy," he said.
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Dee Dee will protect Gypsy, and Gypsy will protect Dee Dee.
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PROTECT TRADE, PROTECT THOSE PEOPLE WHO MIGHT BE AFFECTED BY TRADE.
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We protect Denmark like we protect large portions of the world.
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When we fail to protect data, we fail to protect people.
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Cleanse, protect, moisturize, protect, and repeat with this three-piece set.
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You also get immunized to protect those who can't protect themselves.
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You can protect the Second Amendment and protect the community simultaneously.
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"People wear the mask to protect themselves and also protect others."
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You had to protect those people, had to protect their ideas.
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Impeachment is a weapon or a tool to protect the functioning of government and to protect liberty and to protect the structure of government.
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We have a commitment toward EU citizens, to protect the EU single market, to protect Ireland and protect the principles of the European Union.
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If the Cooperative wanted to protect them, Satan wanted to protect them.
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She has to protect her sister, and Owen has to protect himself.
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"It's a plea to protect yourself and to protect others," Lockler says.
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We can protect ourselves from terrorism and also protect our civil rights.
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It's about the things that protect us or fail to protect us.
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It's the affordability, protect people with preexisting conditions, protect people with Medicaid.
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You become a little bit more fearful because you're like: protect, protect.
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We protect LGBT groups in the Middle East, we protect African journalists who are reporting on government corruption, we protect human rights workers in China.
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Whenever the Mother tries to ask the Poet for help—to protect her, to protect her home, to protect their privacy—he does not hear her.
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You've got to protect women, you've got to protect the environment, you've got to protect LGBT rights, you've stop the needless guns on our street today.
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"In some ways, the Trump era is one of fighting against incredible odds, to protect our communities, to protect ourselves, to protect each other," she said.
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Get vaccinated, because you protect yourself and you protect the people around you.
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We have to protect the Constitution, and protect a democratic form of government.
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We have to protect our country, we have to protect the fiscal state.
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I could do anything to protect my family but I couldn't protect myself.
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If we protect LGBT behavior, what other behaviors are we going to protect?
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Republicans protect the economic interests of extraction industries, while Democrats protect the public.
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He'll do whatever he has to do to protect himself, protect his people.
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Protect your wetsuit, and it will protect you, at least from the cold.
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A: The strategy is to protect American citizens and to protect the world.
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"We didn't protect the forest, so the forest didn't protect us," he said.
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You need to protect it, just as you need to protect national identity.
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All of this is being done to protect Trump rather than protect America.
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You make those pro forma calls to protect yourself, to protect the institution.
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You try to protect the publication, and to protect the writer from herself.
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And it's your responsibility to not just protect yourself, but to protect others.
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" The President later tweeted: "To protect our Country we must protect American Steel!
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We don't have to protect Obamacare to protect people with pre-existing conditions.
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He did so not to protect President Trump, but to protect the country.
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"We're going to protect our families, we're going to protect our children, and we're going to protect the industry," said President Donald Trump on New Year Eve.
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Protect your energy like you protect the word of your favorite lesbian pop star.
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The Constitution doesn't protect vehicles, but it does protect my right to a gun.
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Colleges cannot protect their students from ideas, but they can protect them from violence.
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In other words, they would rather protect the President's position than protect your health.
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They did so to protect you and your siblings, but also to protect themselves.
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When lawmakers don't protect their constituents, companies have a responsibility to protect their customers.
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We had to protect our country, had to protect the life of our people.
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"We have been trying to protect neighbors, trying to protect houses, livestock," he said.
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Black marks, such as those in "Protect, Protect ochre" (2007), are where meaning hides.
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Some protect Trump on the merits, others protect Trump as a form of anti-anti-Trumpism, and others protect Trump as a way of protecting their future careers.
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"We understand the vulnerabilities, we understand the threats, and devise systems and solutions that afford us an opportunity to protect our networks, protect our products and protect our customers."
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She will do it to protect herself, but most of all, to protect her president.
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" Mazloum continued, "You will not protect us and you won't let anyone else protect us.
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We're going to have to act to protect ourselves and to protect our own people.
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What they were trying to do was protect our political system and protect the campaign.
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Trademarks are designed to protect a company's brand, and copyright is meant to protect works.
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To protect his image, he has to play; to protect his image, he can't play.
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Filing early doesn't entirely protect you from identity fraud, but it does protect your refund.
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"We're not there to protect the walls, we're there to protect the people," said Lt .
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"We can protect the Second Amendment and protect our citizens in public places," Blackburn said.
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We protect nations all over the world, but Democrats are unwilling to protect our nation.
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The flu shot can protect you — and it helps protect people who can't get one.
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The water gets fluoride to protect teeth and phosphoric acid to protect the distribution pipes.
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"You took an oath to protect and serve, not to protect and kill," she said.
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It doesn't protect any other body part, and it doesn't protect against a radioactive blast.
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It's a lot easier to protect an industry than to protect employment in the industry.
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If we can protect our money in banks, Sean, we have said this before, if we can protect our airliners, for God sakes we have to protect their school children.
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"Throughout this process we have moved quickly and decisively to protect the business, to protect its employees and to protect the unique and important voice Fox News broadcasts," he said.
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That's part of my job as attorney general, to take action to protect public safety, to protect public health and to protect consumers and workers and students and the like.
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"We're going to protect our families, we're going to protect our children and we're going to protect the industry," President Donald Trump told reporters at Mar-a-Lago in December.
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Monovalent vaccines protect against a single flu virus strain, whereas trivalent formulations protect again three strains.
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I want to protect her — when you have a baby, you really want to protect them.
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In an ideal scenario, the guards would protect my naked body like they protect the painting.
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He voted to cut your taxes, reduce your regulations, protect your Medicare, protect your preexisting conditions.
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That is, to protect Asian and European nations that today are well able to protect themselves.
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"Have a plan to protect yourself and a plan to protect your loved ones," Reeves said.
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This policy is to protect the confidentiality of trades in order to protect our clients' money.
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We need to protect the sovereignty of this country and we need to protect public safety.
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"All the rules are just to protect themselves—no rule is to protect us," she said.
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"We should protect her, we should protect her son," said an emotional Casey, raising his voice.
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"Nancy Pelosi is only looking to protect her Speakership and not protect our borders," she said.
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And just like the courts may have failed to protect Dassey, they failed to protect me.
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"A nation that does not protect prosperity at home, cannot protect its interests abroad," he added.
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It's not about panicking and quarantining to protect one's self, but to protect others around you.
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People must stay at home to protect themselves, to protect the NHS and to save lives.
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The United States intervened in Syria to protect its "national security" interests, not to protect civilians.
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And we will always protect your Medicare and we will always protect your Social Security. Always.
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"We will always protect your Medicare, and we will always protect your Social Security," Trump pledged.
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And he would do it, he said, not to protect himself, but to protect the presidency.
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Conservation programs in the bill protect our American way of life, so we must protect them.
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The feeling about wanting to protect children, my desire to want to protect children increased exponentially.
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By helping protect its supply chain from extreme weather, Nestlé aims to protect its bottom line.
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"A nation that does not protect prosperity at home cannot protect its interests abroad," Trump said.
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Basically, what are you trying to protect, and who are you trying to protect it from?
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Instead, parties share the same politics across branches; congressional Republicans today see their fates as intertwined with Trump's, and so they protect him, because to protect him is to protect themselves.
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Regulators may insist that their aim is not to protect smokers from themselves, but our regulations do vastly more to protect smokers (by inducing them to quit) than to protect bystanders.
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"We tend to tell three kinds of lies at work: lies that protect my own accomplishment, lies that protect someone I'm close to, and lies that protect my company," Dr. Leavitt says.
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Adults that make those decisions to protect children are not making those decisions to actually protect children.
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However, none of the characters protect their skin, although they do protect their feet with waterproof boots.
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Technologists are thinking, how do I protect cyber-security, how do I secure, how do I protect?
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People tend to prefer judges who protect society from killers to those who protect it from jaywalkers.
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I promised my son I'd protect him from all things, but I couldn't protect him from death.
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"To protect our Country we must protect American Steel!" he wrote in a separate tweet on Monday.
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"If we're going to protect ourselves, we're going to protect heavily," Dove said, describing the company's philosophy.
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Getting vaccinated, he says, fits this duty to protect others in the community who cannot protect themselves.
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"You want to protect civil liberties and privacy and you want to protect critical infrastructure," Alexander said.
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"(This) will both protect our economy and protect the environment at the same time," Trudeau told reporters.
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Agents deployed tear gas "to protect themselves and to protect the border," Scott told CNN on Monday.
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But voters deserve lawmakers who would rather protect them from disasters than protect them from the truth.
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We protect our banks, our sports stadiums and our government buildings better than we protect our schools.
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So how can you protect me when you're electing someone that you're trying to protect me from?
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"We take every precaution possible to protect classified information and certainly to protect national security," Sanders said.
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In other words, they voted to protect criminal aliens instead of voting to protect the American citizens.
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"Protect the Christians from the Muslims and protect us Conservatives from the Liberals," @GSloanMDK tweeted in January.
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If we're willing to protect copyrights, shouldn't we do as much to protect children sold for sex?
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Political work is only about acquiring and using power to protect the people you want to protect.
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"They are really not to protect the wearer, they're designed to protect the people all around you."
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"Chris sacrificed his life to protect his fellow soldiers and to protect all Americans," Mr. Trump said.
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"We have to protect Black Lives Matter like we didn't protect the Black Panther Party," he said.
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There's no group that we can protect and there's no particular way that we can protect ourselves.
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Mr. Trump's strategy to protect his daughter's business seems to mirror his strategy to protect American jobs.
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The "resolution" system is unfairly rigged to protect the careers of politicians, not to protect vulnerable staffers.
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And we&aposre going to invest whatever it takes to protect our store and protect our reputation.
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Obama has a legacy to protect, but it's not one he can protect by taking victory laps.
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"We want to protect biodiversity out in the ocean, but we also want to protect livelihoods," he said.
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So, if you're wearing DEET (ph), it will protect you for your sure, but it won't protect him.
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We live downstream of Standing Rock — if we don't protect it and protect the land, we're harming ourselves.
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"The authorities are working hard to protect you and to protect our public spaces," the baritone narration went.
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Otherwise, if Dan Sullivan can protect cruise ship operators, why can't New Jersey Republicans protect heavy salt users?
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Be protect -- my goal would be to protect the FBI and serve the President of the United States.
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He said the case was under judicial secrecy "to protect the investigation and to protect truth and justice".
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The NCAA says it was founded for two reasons: protect athlete health, and protect athletes from commercial exploitation.
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"Now this was for another purpose, to protect him, to protect his family," Giuliani said on ABC News.
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Failure to protect the public The third failure was law enforcement's inability to protect the public, Heaphy said.
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It's not good enough for guidelines to just protect those at average risk – they need to protect everyone.
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Fisher's legal assault now presented Oesterlund's helpers with a painful choice: Protect one client, or protect the system.
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Mainly because many smaller member states are thinking 'well, if they don't protect, will they every protect us?
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"We will protect the president as we would protect any individual taxpayer under their rights," Mr. Mnuchin said.
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In addition to taking steps to protect incarcerated people's health, prisons could do more to protect their wellbeing.
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But the area they protect is limited so additional missile defense elements are needed to protect our homeland.
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"No matter who the rocket company is, the FAA wants to protect people and protect property," Campbell said.
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Paris has laws to protect street life; stores are closed on Sundays, and intricate regulations protect small shopkeepers.
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We believe that California has the power to protect the internet and to protect our residents and businesses.
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But more importantly, to enhance competition and protect consumers, regulatory agencies should guard and protect competition more vigilantly.
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"People do wild things to protect their land and protect their ideas and home and family," Maas says.
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AND IT'S A NORMAL THING TO LOOK AT THEM AND CLEAN THEM UP AND MAKE SURE WE ARE DOING THE RIGHT THING TO PROTECT THE PEOPLE, PROTECT THE CONSUMER, BUT ALSO, PROTECT THE ECONOMY.
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The package of bills introduced this week will protect private property rights, encourage voluntary conservation, improve forest health in order to protect species and local communities, increase multiple use activities and protect critical infrastructure.
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To protect our water, to protect our air, to protect our National Parks, to protect your monuments ... Whatever it is, there's so much that's happening behind the scenes that we don't get to see because we can't figure out how much attention ... KS: Because he's attacking widows and orphans now.
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They were trying to do something that would protect them ... I guess protect them pretty much, not other users.
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Laws are supposed to protect people, protect their rights and freedoms; but the UAE's Cybercrime laws do the opposite.
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You are not willing to protect the people, but you do not want another force to come protect us.
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"I think as a man, you want to believe you can protect your kids, protect your wife," Nick said.
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A political party has powerful reasons to protect its nominee, and even more powerful reasons to protect its president.
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The uncomfortable truth is that these policies were not designed to protect human lives but to protect Europe's frontiers.
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I have spent so much of my joy and happiness on trying to protect those who wouldn't protect me.
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We need to protect them because they're ours and we can't protect them unless we feel connected to them.
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"I was not able to protect my daughter, what I wanted the most was to protect her," he said.
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Vaccines protect individuals, but they also protect the most vulnerable people in communities through a process called herd immunity.
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Other governments want to protect their workers just as much as Trump wants to protect steel and aluminum jobs.
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Did she have to choose between trying to protect her from racism and trying to protect her from sexism?
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"We will protect those who protect us," he said during a speech to law enforcement officers in Kansas City.
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For the most part, security analysts seem to agree that if you protect the endpoint, you protect the enterprise.
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In fact, free speech has to protect speech that is unpopular, or else it doesn't protect anything at all.
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But we have to restore policing that will actually protect the communities that police officers are sworn to protect.
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We need to protect our borders the same way we need to protect our homes from unwanted guests. Simple!
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These lawmakers, across the aisle, are motivated to protect their constituents, protect state sovereignty, and approve meaningful federal reform.
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Emphasize that adults are here to protect them and that you, their adult, also know how to protect yourself.
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But the barrier the city plans to build to protect Wall Street — you've got to protect Wall Street, right?
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The women spoke up to protect the sport, not sully it, and to protect the next generation of riders.
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If we want to protect the integrity of our research, we need to protect the sanity of our researchers.
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Tighter rules and regulations not only protect students from being duped, they protect taxpayers from waste, fraud and abuse.
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I couldn't protect Roland from the public eye any more than I could protect him from his own mind.
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"What Trump is trying to achieve is to protect American jobs, to protect the American steel industry," said Rodrigues.
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"It will be the duty of my administration to make sure we protect those who protect us," he said.
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Protect America to protect the excuse for killing more people — by continuing war, or by ignoring human rights issues.
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When even that fails and an ally is on the rocks, he has to protect him to protect himself.
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We have a duty to protect and we can't protect them if we don't know what is going on.
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We took an oath not to try to protect Donald Trump, we took an oath to protect the Constitution.
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"The Swiss Guards should protect him, or he should protect himself, given that he is a saint," Mr. Fini joked.
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I don't view this to be a bad thing and is consistent with TASER's two principles: protect life; protect truth.
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"We have a responsibility to help you protect your data and protect your privacy," he said in a press conference.
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Clicking through on "Protect" will redirect Facebook users to the "Onavo Protect – VPN Security" app's listing on the App Store.
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These brave men and women protect us from enemies outside our borders and protect us from those who slip inside.
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Diapers designed to fit them aren't snug enough to protect from leakage and sufficiently protect a very small newborn's skin.
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And when you shut off our water, you shut off our ability to protect our homes and to protect ourselves.
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" -- October 10 interview with WDIO News "Republicans will protect Medicare and we will always protect patients with pre-existing conditions.
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We are advocating for new laws, for policymakers to do their jobs to protect us, because humans don't protect themselves.
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"We try and be as open as we can, and to protect the secrets that we must protect," Haspel said.
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Cyber security must be a national priority — not only to protect our nation, but to protect ourselves and our neighbors.
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He did it to protect Michael's name, and kept it from her to protect her from even more panic attacks!
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I support all those who serve to protect this country to protect these rights and freedom which is not free.
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It's none other than thinking about what data you want to protect, and who you're trying to protect it from.
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You ain't protect me at no time that I called you, but you want me to protect this man's family?
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"We need to protect [Earth] and the way we will protect it is by going out into space," said Bezos.
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Replacing them with purely political people will not protect our public lands or protect taxpayers from special interest sweetheart deals.
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Ankara conceded no right to the Kurds to protect themselves from ISIS onslaughts, instead asserting that Turkey would protect them.
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But they would go a long way to simultaneously protect consumers from exploitation and protect American democracy from foreign interference.
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Does the President imagine that the job of the Attorney General is to protect the law, or to protect him?
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What we are looking to do is protect Americans, protect our allies," Haley said on CNN's "State of the Union.
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This would better balance the need to protect private communications of Americans with the need to protect our national security.
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It is inconsistent to protect Department of Education funds from low-performing schools but not protect VA and DOD funds.
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Sessions sounded less like a man trying to protect the rule of law than one trying to protect his job.
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Similarly, states that did the most to protect animal rights also did the most to protect and expand human rights.
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"It's important to protect the lives of all children, and laws already exist to protect newborn babies," Mr. Cooper said.
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He rescinded guidance to protect transgender workers and protect transgender students, saying they went beyond the letter of the law.
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MAZZETTI: So, you wanted a job and you wanted to protect the campaign, you wanted to protect the new president.
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"We will do whatever it takes to protect people's health and protect Ontario's economy," Ontario Finance Minister Rod Phillips said.
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Protect those who have been harassed, but, at the same time, protect the reputations of those who are unfairly accused.
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And it was in part to protect him from himself but also protect the country from some of his impulses.
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That's why I carry concealed so that I can protect myself, I can protect my family who might be with me and I can protect all of those around me who choose not to carry a firearm.
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"It is in all our interests to protect access to the single market, protect the UK's flexible labor market, protect the City's passporting rights," Mountevans will say later on Wednesday in a speech made available to the media.
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The same laws that protect religious clubs 'Good News' clubs from operating in the schools should protect Satanic Clubs as well.
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She said the FCA's objective to protect market integrity could prevent it from properly fulfilling its other remit - to protect consumers.
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"It is legitimate that France, Poland, Europe protect their most critical technologies, protect technologies which have required public money," he said.
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It seems as though the system is designed in such a way so to protect officers and not to protect civilians.
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"We believe the teenager was trying to protect the home and protect (his) younger sibling," Prummell said at a news conference.
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The big blue app that said Onovo Protect to try to get you to install a novel protect, which is insane.
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Human resources is empowered by the company you work for to protect you — and to protect the company itself, of course.
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We have to protect our workers, and in all fairness, the prime minister wants to protect Canada and his people also.
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"I always had that desire of being strong and being able to protect myself, being able to protect others," he recalls.
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Of course, I want to protect him but I don't really have anything to protect him against because it's all love.
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"The licenses are not designed as a tool to protect privacy or protect research ethics," said Creative Commons CEO Ryan Merkley.
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What they have to protect -- TERRELL: What box does Roy Moore, what box, why do you guys have protect Roy Moore?
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"We will protect the president as we would protect any individual taxpayer under their rights," Mnuchin said at a House hearing.
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They are people who I will protect and have chosen to protect, very specifically, and who I love very, very much.
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It's always easier to break a system than protect it, easier to spy on someone else than protect your own communications.
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We welcome the President's efforts to protect the safety of our law enforcement officers, who work hard to protect our communities.
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" LOUISA CASSON, GREENPEACE'S PROTECT THE OCEANS CAMPAIGN "The report confirms that the existing mechanisms to protect our oceans are not working.
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Use a security product to protect yourself at public Wi-Fi and protect your internet even at home and at work.
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And if you're using the glasses to protect your eyes, make sure it's a legit pair that will actually protect you.
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We "become the soul" when we see ourselves in the struggle of other women to protect themselves and protect the vulnerable.
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"I took an oath to serve and protect my community and now my kidney will serve and protect you," she said.
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Firms are moving money to protect against possible sudden regulation changes stemming from Brexit and to protect clients from market volatility.
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" Similarly, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said: "Pelosi is only looking to protect her speakership and not protect our borders.
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History has shown that an important way to protect U.S. workers is to protect Mexican workers and the other way around.
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Absent this framework, no impartial judgement can be made to protect creditors from unfair discrimination or to protect their best interests.
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Mr. Trump is trying to protect his nomination, while the party is trying to protect the integrity of its nominating process.
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"We wanted to protect our cattlemen in Missouri and protect our beef brand," Crawford told Drovers, a livestock industry trade magazine.
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"I definitely want somebody to be able to protect themselves, like I'd want to be able to protect myself," said Hamlin.
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Isn't it consistent for me to protect the 45th president's privacy as I have tried to help others protect their privacy?
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While those instances were limited, they mean we didn't do enough to protect the children in our care -- to protect you.
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"No one on this stage wants to protect billionaires — not even the billionaire wants to protect billionaires," noted Senator Amy Klobuchar.
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"Other countries like British and America can protect human rights in Hong Kong by sending troops to protect us," he said.
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Many Americans falsely believe that human rights protect only other people, as opposed to constitutional or civil rights, which protect Americans.
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Soon a push to protect the planet was out and the imperative to protect a golden plot of sand was in.
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"While this approach may protect certain state regimes that predate the tax reform, it doesn't protect all of them," he said.
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"I was trying to protect him and he was trying to protect me because I had a big belly," she said.
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As Dana prepares to protect Gren, and as Willa prepares to protect Herot Hall, Headley plays obsessively with words and language.
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What kind of land are we trying to protect as a nation, and how can that land protect our human rights?
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"What we're trying to do is to make sure that we can work as best we can with governments in the region to protect their borders, to protect their homelands, share information with us so we can protect ourselves."
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Spike Lee Spike Lee said "God protect Robert Mueller," which begat a black T-shirt that read in white "GOD PROTECT ROBERT MUELLER," which begat Spike Lee wearing the "GOD PROTECT ROBERT MUELLER" T-shirt on CNN last April.
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Our lives — almost always under siege in some way — also move us to protect and bond with those similarly situated, and we are obligated to protect them as they in turn inform themselves and take action to protect us.
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"We always have to remember in this democracy, we've relied on our courts to protect the rights of individuals — that's why they're there, to protect the minority, to protect the individual," she said during her question-and-answer segment.
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"The USDA's mission is both to protect public health and public safety, and to protect the interests of American agriculture," he added.
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The president also claimed he's worked hard to protect protect coverage for "patients with pre-existing conditions," which he notoriously has not.
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The president's order is intended to protect the homeland and he has the constitutional authority and responsibility to protect the American people.
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There are all these solutions that we have that can make this movement happen, to help protect ourselves, help protect our world.
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Following good security practices that protect against malware in general will also help protect against possible exploitation until updates can be applied.
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Judges protect themselves, senators protect themselves by security, why shouldn&apost ICE have that same protection from criminals, criminals in criminal courthouses?
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We also do not question that FDA is sincere in its efforts to protect and improve and protect the health of Americans.
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It's never told that you can just be a hardworking citizen that just wants to protect what's yours and protect your life.
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But that said, we have a sacred mission to protect the country and I'm proud of these people, and we'll protect them.
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Before it becomes mainstream, health systems will need to find ways to protect the privacy of patients, and protect themselves from liability.
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"If we protect immigrants with sanctuary cities, why not use similar laws to protect our rights to own a gun?" he added.
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Lantos added that the hospital should have suspended Knight not just to potentially protect patients but to protect the hospital from lawsuits.
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"We protect our children when we protect the quality of our air," Anthony Lake, UNICEF's executive director, said in a press release.
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They should protect the personal information of their voters at all costs, even if it means going to court to protect it.
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" Sikorski believes that "Italy, Austria and Hungary took measures to protect their borders because we collectively failed to protect Europe's external perimeter.
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The rover needs help from heaters to protect its batteries, much like running a car in the winter to protect battery life.
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Because they couldn't protect them, or they didn't have the time to protect them, or they weren't as persistent as my parents.
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It ruled competition could not protect net neutrality, and that only the strongest, FCC Title II, monopoly regulations could protect net neutrality.
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We want to protect our students, our staff, and their families, and to work together to protect the health of our city.
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But instead of promising to protect innocent and helpless women from Eastern European kidnappers, he's promising to protect them from political correctness.
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Telling the story of Oak Flat will also help to protect Oak Flat, which in turn will protect our people, our culture.
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That kind of vetting helps protect banks from doing business with criminals and helps protect clients who could be vulnerable to fraud.
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Unions work to protect members from harassment, but they also have a duty to protect the rights of members accused of misconduct.
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Trayvon had a hoodie on to protect him from the rain,but it didn't protect him from the bullet from Zimmerman's gun.
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"We shouldn't have to make these decisions to either protect our families or to protect our clients," said the attorney, Christina Brown.
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"The best we can do is prepare for it, protect your belongings, protect your home," Kemp said at a press conference Wednesday.
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Store-bought surgical masks likely won't help protect against the Wuhan coronavirusThere's currently no available vaccine to protect against the novel coronavirus.
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His primary goal was not, I believe, to protect Michael Flynn, but to protect a person far more important to Trump: himself.
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"During last year's speech, President Trump said he would lower premiums, protect those with pre-existing conditions, and protect Medicaid, " Woodhouse said.
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Now he is president of the National United Committee to Protect Pensions and chairman of the Northeast Ohio Committee to Protect Pensions.
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"Other countries like [the] British and America can protect human rights in Hong Kong by sending troops to protect us," he said.
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But perhaps these two tragic deaths will be a wake-up call to local officials to protect those who protect their children.
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In a world where only some state courts will protect the right to abortion, we can call upon government to enforce the Constitution outside the court and to protect life in ways that also protect women's equality, life, health and dignity.
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"We're going to protect our families, we're going to protect our children and we're going to protect the industry," President Donald Trump told reporters at Mar-a-Lago on Tuesday, adding that some products could "very quickly" return to the market.
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"If the local government cannot protect those children, if the state government cannot protect those children, then the federal government better," he said.
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Rather than building real walls to protect against imaginary threats, President Trump should work to build a virtual wall to protect our Internet.
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" He added that, "The priority was what to do to protect the company, what to do to protect our employees and their families.
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The president of the United States has two main jobs, Sean, protect and defend the Constitution and protect and defend the American people.
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A survey by the Campaign to Protect Rural England in 2015 found that 62% of urban dwellers want to protect the green belt.
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Copts who have fled from northern Sinai wonder aloud how the government can protect them when it cannot even protect its own soldiers.
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Surgical teams wear masks to protect their patients, and people with infectious diseases wear masks to protect health care workers and other patients.
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"People were forced to take weapons in their hands to protect their own families, to protect their own wives and kids," Afineefsky says.
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CHRISTIE: MIlitary action, Maria, would be used when it was absolutely necessary to protect American lives and protect American interests around the world.
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The HPV vaccine doesn't protect against all strains or types of HPV, but it does protect against the strains that commonly cause cancers.
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Securing internet-connected devices is an important step for companies to protect themselves from intrusion, but it also serves to protect the internet.
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"We will follow the law and we will protect the president as we would protect any individual taxpayer under their rights," he said.
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Mayor Emanuel's Legal Protect Fund may be a more effective way to protect undocumented immigrants from deportation and it should avoid that threat.
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Although by definition updates won't protect you from zero days, they're still one of the best ways to protect your device from attackers.
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Zuckerberg said new regulations are needed to protect society from harmful content, ensure election integrity, protect people's privacy and to guarantee data portability.
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"Vaccines don't just protect your child — they protect everyone else around them including infants and people living with long-term illness," he said.
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" Following that, he said that Mr. Temer "would form a government of national unity, make a major agreement, protect Lula and protect everyone.
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Not only, I believe, to protect the company, but to protect vaping as a viable alternative to smoking to try to save lives.
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They are too often treated as something to protect the community from, rather than the very community the police have sworn to protect.
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Apple wanting to protect some details of its iPhone technology is no different than Kentucky Fried Chicken trying to protect its secret recipe.
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If Sony won't protect you right — and history has shown that it won't — then it's probably smart to take steps to protect yourself.
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The N.C.A.A. was allegedly formed to protect the student athlete; it seems now they protect the industry that Collegiate revenue sports has become.
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In a society that increasingly devalues human life, we must continue to unapologetically advance laws that will protect those who cannot protect themselves.
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Some parents said they pulled their kids out of school not to protect their own families, but to protect others in their community.
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I would consider shooting arrows as a final resort, if I could protect the people of Polytechnic University and to protect Hong Kongers.
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TikTok said in a statement that it is committed to "creating measures" to protect users, including tools for parents to protect their kids.
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"Just remember that a university's attorneys -- or any institution's attorneys -- are there to protect the institution, not to protect the child," Shakeshaft said.
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This is good advice if we want to protect these children, but it is also good advice if we want to protect ourselves.
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"I pledge to protect peaceful protesters and release innocent prisoners ... told hold early elections ... and protect Iraq from all foreign interference," he said.
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"I pledge to protect peaceful protesters and release innocent prisoners ... told hold early elections ... and protect Iraq from all foreign interference," he said.
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Floridians have long sought to protect the Eastern Gulf of Mexico from drilling, in order to protect their own beaches and coastal economies.
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We will continue to be vigilant in implementing sound policies that protect youth but also that protect adult consumers desperately trying to quit.
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"It's a cost that the university is bearing to protect the speakers but also to protect the value of free speech," she said.
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And a growing international moral norm called the Responsibility to Protect declares that when a state manifestly fails to protect its own population (often by directly committing atrocities against them), the international community must step in to protect them and halt the crimes.
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Some farmers are turning to technology to protect against disasters, including irrigation systems for periods of drought, netting to protect against hail storms and giant wind machines that blow warm air onto the crops during cold spells to protect them from frost damage.
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"Sadly, the only response was to protect the Snyder administration from future liability and not to protect the children of Flint," Lonnie Scott said.
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That's why any plan to address climate change must not only protect birds and human communities today, but protect them well into the future.
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"This aligns with our mission and it allows us to protect those who have signed up to protect us," Marver told The Associated Press.
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"The president's order is intended to protect the homeland and he has the constitutional authority and responsibility to protect the American people," it continued.
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They call out for enactment of the proposed Voter Rights Advancement Act — legislation to protect the right to vote and thereby protect our democracy.
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" It added: "The president's order is intended to protect the homeland and he has the constitutional authority and responsibility to protect the American people.
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"Nike has to protect their image and also protect shareholders and stakeholders from these allegations," said Ken Jewell, a managing partner at Jewell Law.
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Each layer of our current patent system favors trolls and fails to protect the innovative entrepreneurs and inventors it is meant to protect. Sen.
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Trump imposed the duties earlier this year to protect US producers, claiming it is in the US national security to protect those domestic industries.
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"I understand they were acting in good faith to protect themselves, but it is not right to protect yourself by harming others," Palmisano said.
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"Our nation's servicemembers deserve a commitment to protect their health and wellbeing that is worthy of their commitment to protect our country," they wrote.
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Environmentalists aren't happy: The Coalition to Protect America's National Parks said the failure means the administration "squandered a historic opportunity" to protect public lands.
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Senators rally across party lines to protect Mueller-- Senators have crafted a bill to protect special counsel Robert Mueller from being fired by Trump.
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"It shouldn't be right because he came approaching me," she said, "and all Markeis did was try to protect us and protect (his) family."
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Who has an army of people to protect them from enemies and who has enemies that they need an army to protect them from?
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But in the end, this is purely a defensive ability; Calvin can protect himself from IT's insidious influence, but he can't protect anyone else.
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Parks altered by climate change will still protect wide swaths of wild land, harbor a variety of wildlife species, and protect valuable cultural sites.
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Those norms exist not only to protect the political parties from each other but also to protect them from their own self-destructive impulses.
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"Mostly we protect people from criminals, but sometimes we protect them from an overreaching government," said Brad Rogers, the sheriff of Elkhart County, Ind.
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It is our responsibility to give caregivers the necessary counsel in order to protect themselves so they can protect those for whom they care.
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And so I needed to have a written record so I could remember it clearly to protect the F.B.I., and also to protect myself.
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The F.B.I.'s stated mission is ''to protect the American people and uphold the Constitution of the United States'' — not to protect the president.
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Chief among them is our powerful military, which we deploy to protect allies, maintain relative freedom of movement, and protect ourselves against our enemies.
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Prominent feminists and lawyers say many schools are still doing too little to protect female students and far too much to protect male ones.
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His fear is that if the the government and platforms can't come together to protect veterans, then perhaps they can't protect the election itself.
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" As a result, he said, lower courts are "failing to protect the Second Amendment to the same extent that they protect other constitutional rights.
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"People obstruct to avoid embarrassment, to protect family and friends, to protect businesses, because they're worried the investigators might find something out," Comey said.
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"Hopefully, holistically, if people want to protect the dugong they want to protect the environment which helps so many animals as well," said McDonald.
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The current federal policies that protect those at risk, the environment and taxpayers are misguided and fail to protect vulnerable Americans from severe storms.
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Both FOIA Exemption 6 (designed to protect personal privacy) and Exemption 7E (designed to protect the security) are cited by the FCC as justification.
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For Kaepernick, not standing during the national anthem is about holding America accountable for the ways it fails to protect citizens simply because they are black — even the black people in uniform who fight to protect America though America isn't likely to protect them.
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I'd say the worst rule we have for fighter safety is the wearing of gloves: the gloves we wear protect the hands and protect the face from cuts and bruises, obviously less so than boxing gloves, but it does nothing to protect the brain.
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"This report shows that the world's decision makers are, too often, failing today's children and youth: failing to protect their health, failing to protect their rights, and failing to protect their planet," said Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director-general of the World Health Organization.
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Securing the border once and for all won't just protect desperate migrants from harm and save Americans money – it will also protect Americans from harm.
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Google could go further to protect its employees from this practice and to protect employees who have had their personal information published online, employees say.
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The law wants to protect customers who would like to buy a ticket, but it also wants to protect those who need to sell one.
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You understand why: it's to protect Dolores, who has come back as Hale, in order to protect and ensure the future safety of the hosts.
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" He also argued that the Commission had a responsibility to protect fighters, and the available equipment for female boxers would be "insufficient to protect them.
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Our first and foremost responsibility in this country, and the first responsibility of the President of the United States is protect America, and protect Americans.
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" She adds: "The idea that we want to be tough on crime and protect our children is fine, but let's protect all of our children.
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You'll also find iron oxides — to protect against infrared radiation — and zinc oxide and titanium dioxide to protect against UVA and UVB rays without chemicals.
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Companies' terms of service and related policies aren't meant to protect consumers, they're meant to protect companies — and they can change at a moment's notice.
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Like a swarm of bees called to "protect the queen," when a hive is attacked, we must rally to protect our valuable pop culture icons.
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Malkia's radical lesson is about the nature of rights: The best way to protect somebody is to protect everybody—especially the most vulnerable among us.
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Irrevocable trusts can potentially protect assets; revocable trusts can be set up for a wide variety of purposes, but do not protect against such claims.
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We protect airports, we protect concerts, stadiums, embassies, the Department of Education that I walked in today, that has a security guard in the elevator.
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There are some substantial differences in the way that freelancers need to budget, pay taxes, protect against liability, protect their income and save for retirement.
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"Thanks to your activism and dedication, you have an administration fighting to protect your Second Amendment and we will protect your Second Amendment," he said.
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He's trying to strip our state's ability to protect our clean water, he's trying to take away a state's ability to protect its own citizens.
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"Dear Donald Trump, how do you plan to protect the world if you can't even protect something as simple as your websites?" the group asked.
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I hope the Obama administration will uphold the law, protect Malheur, and protect the American people's property rights from those who would trample on them.
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Our efforts as a society are needed to do two things; first, protect those who cannot protect themselves from the abuses of state sanctioned power.
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The tweet, which has received over 30,000 likes, raised many questions about the ways we police and protect women, which often serve to protect perpetrators.
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If the Ducks protect four defensemen, they could leave Jakob Silfverberg ($3.75M) exposed; if they protect three defensemen, Sami Vatanen ($4.875M) would likely get snagged.
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He perfectly epitomizes everything the contemporary anti-abortion movement stands for: While they obsessively protect life at conception, they've never actually stood to protect lives.
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Health experts say most surgical masks don't really protect you from getting a virus; they're designed to protect others from getting a virus from you.
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I'm doing so under a pseudonym to protect my anonymity, and to protect AA from the possibility of seeming like I speak for the program.
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Now that you are staying at home to protect yourself from spreading coronavirus, here's what you need to do to protect your family as well.
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Surgical masks wont protect us from getting the virus they just protect us from infecting someone else, the CDC medical official involved in screening said.
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"I would have no problem [with Bolton testifying] other than we have to protect, we have to be able to protect" executive privilege, Trump said.
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As one former House colleague told me, victims of abuse realized that the government wouldn't protect them, so they had to protect themselves and others.
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An immigration framework proposed by the White House would protect 1.8 million, and according to MPI's estimates, the DREAM Act would protect nearly 3.5 million.
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We protect airports, we protect concerts, stadiums, embassies, the Department of Education that I walked in today that has a security guard in the elevator.
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Free speech protections are in place in America not to protect the speech we agree with, but, instead, to protect the vile speech we abhor.
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According to the US navy website, the carrier strike group can be used to protect economic or military shipping or protect a marine amphibious force.
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Environmentalism, which began as an effort to protect people from cities, is increasingly embracing cities as the best way to protect the planet from people.
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Meanwhile, black children wouldn't count as a protected category because Facebook does not protect age, and female drivers wouldn't count because Facebook does not protect occupation.
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"Something happened with my step-son, and I felt one-tenth of wanting to protect my kid the way she wanted to protect me," Rimes said.
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But it's hard to find a bulwark to protect Mueller when your own party killed the one tool to protect minority rights in the Senate, i.e.
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We need to protect our employees from criminals with guns and protect customers from criminals who try to use their identities to fraudulently purchase phones. [CNET]
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Supporters of the measure, Senate Bill 25, say it is needed to protect doctors from "wrongful birth" lawsuits and to protect the rights of the disabled.
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"Sadly, the only response was to protect the Snyder administration from future liability and not to protect the children of Flint from lead poisoning," he said.
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It's time that all banks start to work together to protect the paychecks of the underbanked, and in doing so, help them protect their economic futures.
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Trump also said on Twitter that other countries should protect their own oil shipping in the Middle East rather than have the United States protect them.
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"So now I realize that I need to know that I'm around a lot of people and to protect myself and protect everyone that's here." broken.
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Supporters of net neutrality have long argued that the rules are necessary to protect consumers' from price gouging and protect small companies from anti-competitive behavior.
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In those incidents, carriers were trying to protect a competing service, and recent mergers have given nearly every carrier a roster of competing services to protect.
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"As a parent, you are supposed to protect your child, and Cheyenne is gone because her mother didn't protect her, not once but twice," Hyer said.
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Beyond the group's main objective of defending the constitution, Mr Rhodes believes Oath Keepers have a duty to protect those unwilling or unable to protect themselves.
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"But I think we always have to be on guard because police have to engage in violent acts sometimes to protect themselves and protect the community."
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"Is it more important to protect the second amendment than to protect our own children?" asks Kim Kardashian West in an open letter on her website.
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Our friends at the Committee to Protect Journalists, who work to tirelessly to protect the safety of journalists across the world, issued this statement earlier today.
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The administration, while fighting to protect a humane immigration policy in the Supreme Court, should work just as hard to protect the lives of traumatized migrants.
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With each headline, Trump's aides are acquiring a strange new power over him, because they will decide when to protect him and when to protect themselves.
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"Our officers are sworn to protect and serve, not to protect and serve those of a particular race, ethnic background, or socio-economic status," he added.
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Every day while deployed, our brave men and women in uniform risk their lives to protect our freedom, and when they return, we should protect theirs.
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"If you're an athlete in this game, you have to protect your own interests, and you have to protect your body and your family," Bosh said.
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"But why victims do report is fairly consistent, and the No. 1 reason they do report is to protect others, to protect their community," she said.
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The big red balls outside of Target stores are supposed to protect shoppers from runaway cars, but what is there to protect shoppers from runaway balls?
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So when I get to Congress, I can guarantee that I will be working on these to make sure that we protect our women, protect everybody.
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"That's the best way to protect not only yourself, but other people around you that can't get the vaccine, and to protect these outbreaks from happening."
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How to protect your money when marrying someone who's in legal or financial trouble6 things wealthy people do to protect their money when they get married
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At some point, the industry goes into lock-down, and the need to protect current cash flow and profitability overwhelms the need to protect future capabilities.
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Having to hire Cloudflare to protect your website is like having to hire security to protect you from attackers when you speak in the public square.
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These Smart Devices Protect Your Home While You're on Vacation Take these steps to protect your home from mishaps and intruders when you leave for vacation.
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The alarm I felt over the DNA test was an instinct to protect this history — protect myself — from centuries of attempts to render my identity meaningless.
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RCEP does not require its member states to liberalize their economies, does not protect labor rights, sets no environmental standards and does not protect intellectual property.
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While VPNs may not be able to do much to protect your privacy, they are an essential tool to protect your unencrypted data over insecure networks.
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The idea was that it would no longer be necessary to protect the public from airplanes if Airbus could get airplanes to protect themselves from pilots.
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"You want to protect the validity of the studies and you want to make sure you protect the subjects participating in these clinical trials," he said.
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"I'm the candidate of that France that we love, who will protect our frontiers, who will protect us from savage globalization," she said at the outset.
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Blasphemy laws protect religious dogma from ridicule, and therefore the feelings of believers, Mr. Mchangama argues, while hate speech laws protect religious groups from degrading expressions.
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According to the Migration Policy Institute, the RAC Act would immediately protect 938,000 Dreamers, while the current version of the Dream Act would protect 1.5 million.
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He certainly doesn't want to hurt that, but at the same time his No. 1 job as the President is to protect life and protect Americans.
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Strong net neutrality rules don't just protect companies — they also protect you as a consumer and ensure that you're getting the full services you're paying for.
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Read More: Republicans in Congress Will Not Protect Your Internet Privacy, So Protect it Yourself The key to this system, the authors write, is deep learning.
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The Constitution, in other words, often fails to protect individuals when an emergency occurs, as it failed to protect Japanese Americans from internment, and failed to protect some foreign nationals from torture after 9/11, but in so doing it may be saving democracy writ large.
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"Rather than fulfill his sworn duty to uphold the law and protect the public, Lee Baca made a decision to protect what he viewed as his empire, and then he took actions in an effort to simply protect himself," Acting US Attorney Sandra R. Brown said.
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I don't know if it's trying to protect those good officers that are left or if it's just that they're trying to protect their image that's left.
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Utilities say they are trying to protect ratepayers, but in practice they are trying to protect shareholder returns — and there's no doubt that rooftop solar threatens them.
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" It's the concept that "if a State is manifestly failing to protect its populations, the international community must be prepared to take collective action to protect populations.
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Macron echoed the call, urging Europeans to invest in Greece, returning to his theme from Thursday that Europe needs to protect its strategic investments to protect itself.
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Protect the Harvest also has ties to former EPA chief Scott Pruitt, who was a featured speaker at a Protect the Harvest event in Indianapolis on Jan.
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Most companies have already issued software updates to protect browsers and operating systems, but there's been little movement on the firmware updates to protect the chips themselves.
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And if I did, I wonder if I was trying to get rid of a client, or protect children, or protect Bruce from picking up another conviction.
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"We founded Cylance almost four years ago with a singular mission: protect those who cannot protect themselves, and empower those who can," he said in a statement.
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There's a reason his health care bill breaks his promises to protect Medicaid and lower deductibles and that his budget breaks his promise to protect Social Security.
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FLORES: Because my dad, I just want to be like him, following his footsteps and serve, protect my family and protect my island and serve my country.
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The attorney general is also instructed to review and determine whether existing federal laws adequately protect law enforcement and later to propose legislation to better protect officers.
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It's important to remember that when you get your flu vaccine, you don't just protect yourself; you protect others around you, especially your family and loved ones.
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If big companies and governments cannot protect their data, how can you believe that you or our readers or I would be able to protect our data?
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Push for bill to protect Mueller Democrats and a handful of Republicans are renewing a push for legislation to protect Mueller in the wake of Whitaker's appointment.
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"The fleet commanders implemented this policy to protect the safety and welfare of sailors and to protect the ships, submarines, aircraft and equipment," a press release said.
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But immigrant-rights activists are making it a priority to protect DACA, and are pushing administration officials to weigh in on a legislative fix to protect Dreamers.
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The real twist becomes how hard every institution that was supposed to protect them (like the police and the church) worked to protect their sexual predator instead.
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"The only way to protect free speech for our allies is to protect it for our adversaries," Arthur Spitzer, ACLU D.C.'s legal director, told The Hill.
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My sister held my hand tightly, either wanting me to protect her or else hoping to protect me (or maybe she just didn't want to get separated).
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And even if you're not in any of those groups, you have to protect those who are, and you have to protect them from the very beginning.
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We invest heavily to protect the integrity of our stores and take action to protect customers and sellers, including working with consumer protection agencies and law enforcement.
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After all, the best way to protect the people driving alongside America's long-haul trucks is to protect the people behind the wheel of those trucks, too.
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Amelia kicked Owen to the curb to protect her sobriety (normally on Grey's that would be an excuse to protect her heart, but it seemed pretty genuine).
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The flu shot does not protect against coronavirus, but it does help protect against a massive and unnecessary burden on hospitals as health care workers tackle coronavirus.
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The administration is currently considering measures to help protect American producers of steel and aluminum, and researching another plan to protect American intellectual property from Chinese incursions.
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READ: Coronavirus has northern Italy's hospitals on the brink of collapse "No more talking: Adequately protect those who must protect us," GIMBE Director Nino Cartabellotta told reporters.
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Through its Protect-an-Acre program, the group has given out more than $1 million in grants to protect millions of acres around the world since 1993.
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"The RBI is not trying to protect any level unlike when the rupee was at 69 and it was trying to protect that level," said one official.
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Both of them frequently cited a Chinese idiom, "Protect the home—protect the country," and even seemed to view their work as a matter of patriotic duty.
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Meteo Protect can be used to protect food-processing companies that buy commodities, agriculture firms, financiers, wind energy utilities facing low average wind speeds and so on.
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"Unlike President Trump, we understand that our duty, first and foremost, is to protect the Constitution and to protect the interests of the American people," Nadler said.
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Protect the peer-to-peer information marketplace: We also need to protect consumers' online reviews and free speech from expensive "SLAPP" (strategic lawsuits against public participation) lawsuits.
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Today, the integrity of the institutions that protect our civil order is, tragically, under assault from too many people whose job it should be to protect them.
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The new findings linking cognitive decline to even minimal hearing loss suggest that we could do a lot to protect our brains if we protect our hearing.
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This isn't just to protect taxpayers, but most importantly, to protect those living on the margin of poverty from falling into it without a clear path out.
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We invest heavily to protect the integrity of our stores and take action to protect customers and sellers, including working with consumer protection agencies and law enforcement.
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"The president wants to make sure we are doing everything we can to protect American workers and protect industries like the steel and aluminum industries," Sanders said.
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The battle to protect wildlife is lost when we, as a people, can't rally enough support to protect some of the world's largest and most advanced species.
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Recent legislative and judicial changes intended to protect innovators and entrepreneurs by deterring frivolous lawsuits have handicapped those very creators the patent system was designed to protect.
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It's that they never passed civil rights laws that protect LGBTQ people, much like other statutes protect people from discrimination based on race, national origin, and sex.
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"This report shows that the world's decision makers are, too often, failing today's children and youth: failing to protect their health, failing to protect their rights, and failing to protect their planet," WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said in a written statement about the release of the report.
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I think all of us have to rise to this occasion and protect our democracy and protect the environment that we'll be handing to our children and grandchildren.
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Zelda, taking a page out of Sabrina's book, thinks they should stay and protect the mortals who cannot protect themselves by gathering them all in the same place.
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The Office of Planetary Protection, for example, exists to protect the Earth from potential life on other planets—but they also have to protect other planets from us.
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Going to war against California and 12 other states over whether they may protect their citizens isn't a winning way to sell cars or protect Trump's political standing.
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" Cooper on Wednesday said in a statement posted to Twitter that "it's important to protect the lives of all children, and laws already exist to protect newborn babies.
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"It's another one of those situations where the people that are supposed to protect us are actually not here to protect us," Jefferson's sister, Amber Carr, told KTVT.
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But as attorney general, Mr. Sessions said it was his legal duty to protect the Russia investigation, even if his boss would prefer that Mr. Sessions protect him.
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A further 24 countries restrict access to abortion unless it is necessary to protect a woman's mental health (as well as to protect her life and physical health).
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"Protect will assess rules to protect content from wrong-doing and make sure the right people have access to the right content at the right time," Jain explained.
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"It's hard to imagine how Cruz would protect Fort Jackson, since he has never voted for a defense authorization bill to protect Fort Jackson," said spokesman Jahan Wilcox.
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And by the way, I want to protect that culture but I also need to protect this telco guy culture you talked about over here a minute ago.
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YouTube imagines people will use the tool to protect sensitive information, like license plate or credit card numbers, and to protect people's identities in compromising interviews or situations.
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His big message: Trump is taking action to protect upcoming elections: Pence highlighted a variety of actions the Trump administration is taking to protect future elections from threats.
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"In our zeal to protect love letters, we don't want to protect terrorists who might use code words to escape scrutiny by the intelligence community," he warned. Sen.
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Everyone who watched the events seemed to have the same thought: If Twitter can't protect its CEO's account from hackers, how can it protect President Donald Trump's account?
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The resulting rule made ecological and practical sense, reflecting sound science: Wetlands protect water quality in tributaries, which in turn protect water quality in downstream rivers and streams.
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Photo by Liz Fields/VICE News "Clinton will protect Obama's executive actions, and will also protect the middle class," he said, assuming the canned phrasing of a politician.
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And then he worked not just to protect us, or tell us to protect ourselves, but to push us to walk a little farther out in the world.
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Ms. Bullard said her company's products were evolving not only to protect workers from falling objects, but also to protect them when the workers were the falling objects.
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Finally, though divorcing adults use nondisparagement agreements to protect their reputations, a principal moral concern in a case like yours is to protect the children, especially minor children.
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"If we get word of attacks, we will take preemptive action as well to protect American forces, protect American lives," the defense secretary told reporters at the Pentagon.
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They appear to argue that unless the FCC can protect consumers against every online privacy practice, it may as well not even try to protect it at all.
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That can happen partly because HR has an obligation to protect the enterprise from damage — but primarily, it wants to protect other employees in case of serious misconduct.
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As sea level rises, which it is clearly doing, it is going to affect our ability to both protect our drinking water supply and protect the built environment.
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And we must protect the men and women who serve our nation in uniform and protect our veterans who put their lives on the line to defend us.
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Joe Moody, a Democratic legislator from El Paso who sponsored the bill, told the Texas Standard that the bill was meant to protect people who wanted to protect themselves.
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Caldwell said while they protect from handguns, shotguns, and knives, they don't protect students from all weapons, like AR-15s, which can fire bullets at a much higher velocity.
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"If we can't protect the children, we can't protect anybody," she said, urging people to protest and heckle members of the Trump administration if they see them in public.
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"I have learned that in organizations where young people are unsupervised, there is more infrastructure to protect perpetrators of abuse than there is to protect the children" she said.
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We're not only trying to protect ourselves or our communities, we're trying to protect life in general through our defense of the environment, of the earth, of our bodies.
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"Don't wait — there is so much benefit from knowing your status — you can protect yourself from AIDS and you can protect other people from HIV," Johnston tells BuzzFeed Health.
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The government should protect free speech while also taking steps to protect the right of these groups to operate in a safe environment, free of intimidation, on-and-offline.
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"If XLE were to break back below $67, I'm going to get out of this trade and protect what premium we have left to protect that risk," he said.
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There are also institutions so vital to the functioning of our democracy that as they go digital we must protect them akin to how we protect critical physical infrastructure.
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"In order to protect the dancefloor and to make the movement really strong, it was very important to protect it from sexism, chauvinism, homophobia, machismo etc from the start".
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The court also found that the federal agency failed to protect areas of the world that its own government experts had flagged as "biologically important" to protect marine life.
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"We have ordered our heroic security forces to protect the electoral process, and to protect the voters and polling stations, and they are capable of protecting you," it said.
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The US Army Corps of Engineers classifies levees by the environment they protect (urban or rural) and the body of water they protect it from (river, coastal, or estuary).
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Republican and Democrat sponsors of The Protect and Serve Act say its goal is to protect law enforcement officers from ambushes and violence for simply being a police officer.
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"We will protect and defend and celebrate that, and protect the rights of all transgender persons," Sessions said in a conversation with an intern that was caught on camera.
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Human resources is there "to protect management, they're not here to protect the people who report to them," said Liz, who worked for a trade association at the time.
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"First, we want to make sure that no one is above the law and so seek to protect Bob Mueller by insisting we have 'protect Mueller' legislation," he said.
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But they do, however, ensure that law-abiding people don't have access to weapons to protect themselves and guns to protect themselves, but criminals always will be well armed.
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So when we think about the coronavirus — whom we need to listen to, whom we must protect and who will protect us — remember the domestic and direct care workers.
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But there was only one plausibly vulnerable Democratic incumbent to protect, Matt Cartwright, and there is little reason to believe the effort to protect him weakened the Democratic proposals.
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"When the state can't protect its citizens anymore, the citizens take to the street and protect themselves," Markus Frohnmaier, a lawmaker for the party, said in a Twitter post.
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The proposal, which follows a pledge by Prime Minister Theresa May to protect sensitive industries, widens the scope of deals that Britain can thwart to protect its competitive edge.
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"The reason we did this was obviously to protect people's homes, but also to protect them financially," said Larry Hajna, a spokesman for the state's Department of Environmental Protection.
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And as we and others have documented, the agencies frequently use their power not to protect national security secrets, but to protect officials from embarrassment, public scrutiny and accountability.
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While the barrier would protect New York from storm surges, it would fail to protect against flooding from high tides and storm runoff, according to The New York Times.
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And there is a reason we keep executive privilege and we assert it when necessary, and that is to protect, to protect the Constitution and the separation of powers.
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It is to protect those who seek our help, and those who take great risk to protect others, that we cannot share more about the event at this time.
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We must protect, preserve - and yes - expand them.
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" MIAMI — "I'm using Mexico to protect our border.
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"It's human nature to feel backed into a corner and protect your children at all cost and protect their image," says director Irene Brodsky about the parents of the suspects.
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Bear in mind this man has not been convicted of anything so to protect him and to protect the bureau of prisons against liability, they put him in solitary confinement.
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"HR works to protect the company from lawsuits, not to protect YOU from your coworkers," said one commenter, a piece of workplace wisdom that extends far beyond the tech industry.
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"It's another one of those situations where the people that are supposed to protect us are actually not here to protect us," Jefferson's sister, Amber Carr, told CNN affiliate KTVT.
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So you get a sense that we not only have to protect the planet and life on the planet, but we have to protect our atmosphere because it's protecting us.
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This rule is designed to protect the defendant, but let's face it, it's designed to protect the requested country -- in this case, the United States -- from looking really gullible, too.
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Anything that can be done to better protect players and make the sport safer, thereby encouraging a younger generation to get involved, will only serve to protect their bottom line.
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"The only way to protect Kovrig and Spavor right now is to protect their rights vehemently, and let China be the one to de-escalate the situation," Dahlin told Reuters.
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" (Go deeper: Trump compares Chicago to Afghanistan; Chicago police tout 14% homicide drop) His message "to those who threaten violence against our police": "We will protect those who protect us.
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"The three laws have one task, to protect the territorial integrity of Kosovo, to protect the citizens of all communities in Kosovo," Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj said before the vote.
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The same way that we defend and protect Mother Earth is the same way that we need to defend and protect women and the next generations of children being born.
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To start, AT&T will activate Call Protect for all new AT&T Mobility customers, and then in the coming months, AT&T will enable Call Protect for existing subscribers.
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"With our new immersive theater project, we want to inspire people to act and to protect their values, to protect democracy, because democracy without deeds is just words," Tolokonnikova said.
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North Korea missile launches showed that THAAD was "important to, not only to protect U.S. forces, to protect our alliance and to ... help to further strengthen the region," Nauert said.
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Tuesday, the House will vote on legislation, S. 85033, that assumes Congress acted a decade ago to protect the financial system from foolish mortgages, not to protect homeowners from predation.
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This would not only protect innocent foreigners, who have privacy rights under treaties the United States has signed; it would also protect the millions of Americans who communicate with them.
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But he will have to plant willow trees around the pond to protect the ground from erosion, and he'll have to put a fence to temporarily protect it from livestock.
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Progress depends on more Muslims questioning whether policies that promote ignorance are really devised to protect their faith — or to protect the power of those who rule in its name.
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Ryan Allen, owner of Frontier Arms & Supplies in Cheyenne, says that guns have always been a tool for ranchers to protect livestock, and for people to protect themselves against animals.
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"Andrew will expand access to affordable health care, protect Floridians with pre-existing conditions, invest in education, protect the environment and build an economy that works for all," continued Obama.
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"He's working very hard to hold the company together, stabilize the company, protect the employees, protect his shareholders," David Boies, a lawyer who represents the studio, said of Mr. Weinstein.
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The two childhood doses of M.M.R. do protect most people against getting mumps, and they also, of course protect against measles, a much more serious disease, not to mention rubella.
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In order to protect their family in the face of that bankruptcy, failed restaurateurs will sometimes turn to divorce in order to protect the credit and liquidity of a spouse.
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We are using Protect My Public, if you're listening and you want to be part of a movement, go to Protect My Public and you can be part of it.
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"I do not believe that my right to protect myself, to protect my family, should end at the state line," said Representative John Rutherford, a Florida Republican and retired sheriff.
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I can assure you that the Fed and Treasury will work together very, very closely, and we both have the same objectives, to protect American workers and protect American companies.
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" When she followed up with a question about whether he would protect the department's scientists and the science budget, he said, "I am going to protect all of the science.
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And Protect Democracy and the Protect Democracy Project — founded by Mr. Bassin — have received as much as $500,000 from those grant-writing foundations, according to financial information on their websites.
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"The signing of this bill today is consistent with that respect for life and the imperative to protect those who cannot protect themselves," DeWine said at the bill signing ceremony.
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A few years ago, there was great excitement about telomeres, Liz Blackburn's specialty—DNA buffers that protect the ends of chromosomes just as plastic tips protect the ends of shoelaces.
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Yes, millions have died defending the very flag that Kaepernick now protests, but they also died to protect his right to do so; to protect his right to sit down.
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It's going to be really strong and really good, and we're going to protect our environment and we're going to protect the safety of our people and our workers, okay.
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"We're hoping to see governments as well as companies and organizations from across civil society endorse the kinds of principles that we need: principles that will protect civilians, principles that will protect elections, principles that will protect the availability of the internet," Smith said, explaining that those principles were always under threat.
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"Throughout this process, we have moved quickly and decisively to protect the business, protect its employees and protect the unique and important voice Fox News has," Co-Executive Chairman Lachlan Murdoch said on a conference call with analysts, addressing Ailes' resignation two weeks ago from the network he built into a powerhouse.
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Photo: Richard Drew (AP)Facebook has stealthily launched a service similar to Onavo Protect, its vampiric psuedo-VPN that claims to protect users' privacy but actually collects and analyzes their data.
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All of these protections are built into our Constitution to protect our Constitution, to protect the president from the mob, from the media, from the Democrats that are a mob today.
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Kelly would be the fifth person to lead the department, which includes agencies that protect the president, respond to disasters, enforce immigration laws, protect the nation's coastlines and secure air travel.
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"That&aposs true, too, for immigrants who want to protect themselves psychologically from the knowledge that they live in a country which couldn&apost protect them," she told The Associated Press.
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"The Government of National Accord is obliged to protect all civilians, but attacking migrant detention centers with F-16 fighter jets is beyond the government's capacity to protect them," he added.
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"I wanted to do whatever I could to protect [Devins] and her family from having to go through any more pain and protect anyone from seeing the disgusting images," says Taylor.
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" US 'never agreed to protect the Kurds' Trump argued that though the US fought with Kurdish allies in northern Syria to defeat ISIS, the US "never agreed to protect the Kurds.
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"We will make all necessary preparations, earnestly perform our duties and fulfill our mission, resolutely protect the country's security interests and resolutely protect regional peace and stability," he added, without elaborating.
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Your interpretation must be wrong because the law can't—what I know is the law requires any public servant or public official to protect that data, to protect confidentiality and trust.
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"Cloud Identity is how we protect our employees and you protect your workforce," Karthik Lakshminarayanan, Google's product management director for Cloud Identity, said in a press briefing ahead of the announcement.
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While the "Buster Posey is too handsome for roughhousing" rule is in effect to protect catchers from collisions at home plate, nothing can protect them from this sort of head trauma.
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I was looking for the perfect shots and rather just get in there and let it go I kinda went in there trying to protect my record and protect my reputation.
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"This presents an opportunity for investors as we head into earnings who want to protect a position, who want to protect this recent rally," Gilbert said on "Trading Nation" on Wednesday.
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"I think, hopefully, ... if there is any kind of regulations coming around health care, that they will make sure that those regulations protect innovation and protect innovative biotech companies," Bienaimé said.
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What we need to be doing in the wake of the Alexandria shooting is discussing how we can better protect our constituents and the law enforcement officers that protect us all.
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In fact, the earliest case law regarding abortion was not designed to protect fetuses, but to protect women from shady doctors operating without licenses or a working knowledge of germ theory.
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That means that with many more people and businesses, the agency has far fewer resources to protect clean air and water, deal with toxic waste and chemicals, and protect our health.
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State and local leaders can implement strategies to protect youth and young adults from harm by passing clean indoor air policies that include e-cigarettes and protect people from secondhand exposure.
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"I think we need to work very hard to protect against an '08-type scenario, but if markets correct, it's not the Fed's job to protect investors from losses," he said.
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This means we need to, with the same sense of urgency in which society has felt compelled to protect cops, protect Black Lives and hold officers accountable when they slay them.
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But you have the ECB really working hard to protect the banks and to protect the economy, I think, in a way that they hadn't done in past recessions in Europe.
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Interestingly, the exemption does not protect Congress from another grim reality of the bill: That it doesn't protect people with pre-existing conditions from potentially ruinous premium increases or denied coverage.
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Trade is a good thing, but it must protect American workers and protect our national security so that we can produce what we need in the event of a national crisis.
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Many employers believe that they are required to protect an employee's medical status by HIPAA (the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996), which aims to protect our health privacy.
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You can see the Google Play Protect settings on your device by opening the Google Play store icon, tapping the menu button in the upper-left corner and selecting Play Protect.
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Full disclosure is integral for Congress to protect national security and the rule of law, and to ensure that redactions do not reflect a "Bill Barr stretch" to protect the president.
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Protect your skin and cuticles: Acetone is extremely drying, so take the extra time to coat the area around your nails with a thick cream or oil to protect your skin.
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"It's another one of those situations where the people that are supposed to protect us are actually not here to protect us," Jefferson's sister Amber Carr told NBC DWF on Saturday.
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"The men and women who serve in the armed forces deserve to have us protect their backs while they selflessly protect us," said U.S. Attorney John Parker said in a statement.
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After Marriott Breach, How to Protect Your Information Online There are more reasons than ever to understand how to protect your personal information, as major website breaches become ever more frequent.
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"These regulations are formed to effectively protect and rationally use our country's human genetic resources, protect public health, national security and society's public interests," the State Council said in a statement.
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If it continues … why protect something that's actually continuing?
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That's how we'll defeat hate, & how we protect America.
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The building of shelters — to protect us from what?
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That is the North Star — to protect those constituencies.
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" Woods said she was "trying to protect Khloé's heart.
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We must protect our houses of worship & religious centers.
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That beanie, though ... way to protect the blonde locks.
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We're going to protect our communities from guns & drugs.
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" "We have a policy that intends to protect privacy.
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"Yeah, protect the Constitution — that's key," Ms. Wright concluded.
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His oath is … to preserve and protect the Constitution.
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How to protect my heart — well, that's another matter.
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" He added, "Our mission requires us to protect athletes.
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"To be clear, without reform, the current situation is not financially sustainable over the long term and our focus continues to be on communicating the urgent need to find policy solutions that protect victims, protect customers and protect the state's climate and clean energy goals by keeping the state's utilities financially viable," the company added.
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The NYPD has always believed rigorously that we need to keep the guns out of the city and that gun safety laws are here to protect us and protect our officers. GOV.
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"And you are my angel and you protect me and I protect you," promises Dee Dee, before she slips Gypsy's sleep apnea mask over her head and puts her daughter to bed.
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French life insurers still face the dilemma between cutting crediting rates to policyholders to protect their margins, or maintaining crediting rates to protect their market position but at the expense of margins.
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He says we have to protect everybody, but then suggests that he doesn't know if he wants to protect trans people's right to use the bathroom that aligns with their gender identity.
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"Every year, we have more cases... We give more money, unexpected money to protect the walls of the (ancient) cities that had no problems before, to protect the coastal area," Vlazaki said.
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She made Ned promise her on her deathbed to protect the child, and to raise him as a bastard Stark to protect him from enemies of the Targaryen family (including Robert Baratheon).
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And they steal it, but we have the great scientists, we have the great brains and we have to protect that and we're going to protect it and that's what we're doing.
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It's to protect that family, he says, that he'd kill Peter, as well as to protect the illicit mini empire he's built — not an excuse that anyone's buying except maybe Adrian himself.
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"It's all good, but if we don't have the proper environment set to protect the consumer and protect the people from bad actors, then we will have missed an opportunity," he said.
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Generally, there are two types of patents at issue in terms of VR: (1) "utility" patents protect the way a technology works and (2) "design" patents protect the way an article looks.
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After stopping today to honor our dead, let's celebrate their spirits – especially those of the first responders who gave their lives to protect others – by coming together again to protect America. Rep.
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" Asked about the "sanctity of human life," Trump said, "I will protect it and the biggest way you can protect it is through the Supreme Court and putting people in the court.
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This is the right thing to do in order to protect our economy from billions of dollars in losses and more importantly to protect the safety of some very vulnerable young Texans.
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VETS BILL WOULD PROTECT THEIR CREDIT SCORES: A bipartisan group of lawmakers is looking to protect veterans from suffering credit score mishaps at the hand of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).
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Jeff Flake(y) doesn't want to protect the Non-Senate confirmed Special Counsel, he wants to protect his future after being unelectable in Arizona for the "crime" of doing a terrible job!
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"As Democrats continue fighting to protect reproductive rights, pass paid family leave, protect Americans' right to affordable health care and hold this Administration to account, Nancy is leading the charge," she added.
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Perry's flaw, if it can be called that, is to have a true self beneath his various utilitarian ones, a self he must protect; the imperative to protect it makes him vulnerable.
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"President Trump is trying to protect the interests of his country the same way I am trying to protect the interests of my country and my airline," Al Baker said on Tuesday.
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" Now his name was being evoked in a rap song in which Ford changed his original lyrics, "Hank Junior supporter / let's protect our border" to "Rick Perry supporter / let's protect our border.
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"We hope for the best, but the United States of America and our military are prepared to protect our interests and protect our personnel and our citizens in the region," Pence said.
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If she doesn't, Dr. Hutcherson warns that you should find a salon where gloves are a given — and that's just as much to protect you as it is to protect the technicians.
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And I'm talking with parties, including Wikipedia, as to how do journalists protect themselves here, both informationally, reputationally and in other countries how journalists protect themselves physically, because journalists are getting killed.
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"There's a necessary caution that regulators are taking on: Not wanting to kill the technology, but on the other hand, trying to protect the financial system, protect people from this," Casey said.
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Now, with economies spiraling downward and health systems under unprecedented strain, governments are likely to find that they cannot protect their citizens' livelihoods — and that they also cannot protect their citizens' lives.
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However, Colin says the "privilege" of his parents (being white) could not protect him from real-life racist situations ... but when his mother sensed something was wrong, she would ferociously protect him.
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"I'm not trying to take away your Second Amendment rights, nor am I trying to eliminate all guns, but we cannot protect our guns before we protect our children," Ms. Yared said.
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It was a FOIA request from Protect Our Defenders that ultimately led the Associated Press to agree with Protect Our Defenders' conclusion: that the Pentagon had misled Congress on military sexual assault.
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"We are good allies with Denmark, we protect Denmark like we protect large portions of the world, and the concept came up," the President said in New Jersey before heading to Washington.
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Similarly, the White House should also rethink its opposition to a default criminal-intent rule that would protect Americans like Mr. Lewis, even if it would also protect some white-collar defendants.
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Why would chemical companies make it a priority to protect the well-being of animals used for laboratory experiments when they consistently oppose regulatory efforts to protect the health of human populations?
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" Brown says the Herald story was so powerful because it showed "the breakdown of the criminal justice system, and the people that were supposed to protect these girls who didn't protect them.
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EPA enforcement is developing new initiatives to protect rivers and waters from unlawful pollution, to protect sources of drinking water, and to reduce the exposure of our most vulnerable populations to lead.
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Cobb's responsibility is to protect the White House as an institution of the executive branch, while Dowd's job is to protect his client, Donald Trump, not as president but as an individual.
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" In his weekly address, however, Trump said, "Every senator and congressman will have to make a choice: do they want to protect American citizens or do they want to protect criminal aliens?
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"Rather than fulfill his sworn duty to uphold the law and protect the public, Lee Baca made a decision to protect what he viewed as his empire, and then he took actions in an effort to simply protect himself," Acting United States United States Attorney Sandra R. Brown said in a statement, obtained by PEOPLE, following the sentence.
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"The U.S. capital markets are the envy of the world and we believe it is critical to study any economic impact of a proposed rulemaking prior to its completion to protect investors, protect capital formation, and protect our markets," said the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, Wall Street's primary trade group, in a letter to House leadership.
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In a report titled "#CultureUnderThreat: Recommendations for the U.S. Government," the group suggested using the military to protect cultural property and advocated using air strikes to protect cultural heritage sites from being targeted.
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In recent months, many social media sites have taken action to protect young people on their platforms — for example, YouTube has disabled comments on videos made by minors to protect them from predators.
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While the law might protect against discrimination on the basis of religion or national origin, it won't protect people from any number of other types of discrimination that an algorithm might determine relevant.
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These obligations have become the basis for something called planetary protection — an effort to protect the Solar System from contamination of Earth life, as well as protect Earth from any potential alien life.
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I am here to protect competition, to protect the consumer…this is not about companies, this is about how companies behave in the European market, no matter their flak, no matter their ownership.
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It also focuses on messaging to children: There are anti-regulatory Protect the Harvest coloring activity sheets, and a pro-ag Protect the Harvest–branded teaching curriculum available for download on their website.
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The president's proclamation also creates a Bears Ears commission to protect the monument, with the specific goal of ensuring that the tribes themselves can offer their guidance on how to protect the area.
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His desire to protect Usagi causes his memories to leave his body and assume physical form as the Moonlight Knight, who exists independently from Mamoru, but continues to protect her all the same.
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"We will thoroughly protect what we should protect...I want to carry out bilateral negotiations properly, based on the thinking that agriculture is the foundation of this country," it quoted him as saying.
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" The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation's Director-General, Irina Bokova, tweeted that the loss of the mosque was "a cultural (and) human tragedy," adding: "We must protect heritage to protect people.
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Slowe maintains this is simply v1 of this feature and the admin team is still looking at a good deal of other options to more effectively protect users and let them protect themselves.
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At the top of the list is to protect and strengthen the critical federal laws that protect national water quality and human health: the Safe Drinking Water Act and the Clean Water Act.
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"[A] society that fails to adequately protect and defend those who protect all of us is a society that will be undone and unsafe," Martinez said in a statement emailed to The Hill.
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The crew of the Odysseus have arrived at the planet Mithra, where they begin work to protect the Stone Age inhabitants from doom, and will have to fight to protect themselves as well.
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"I don't believe that that's what he said, but his primary role as commander in chief is obviously to protect the nation's borders — he has to protect our country's security," Ivanka Trump said.
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Kelly was the fifth person to lead the Department of Homeland Security, which includes agencies that protect the president, respond to disasters, enforce immigration laws, protect the nation's coastlines and secure air travel.
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Over the next few weeks and months, we will learn about how the legislation directs hospitals to protect patient-to-nurse ratios and redirect physician workloads to protect patients and strengthen health outcomes.
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Notably, California's new law outlaws NDAs that keep perpetrator secrets but allows NDAs that protect victim anonymity — so victims will no longer need to promise to keep perpetrators' secrets to protect their privacy.
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GOP senators from Medicaid expansion states worry the bill doesn't do enough to protect their constituents, while others say the bill doesn't go far enough to protect coverage for pre-existing medical conditions.
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" In his first remarks to the NRA since the Parkland, Florida, shooting, Trump told the group, "You have an administration fighting to protect your Second Amendment and we will protect your Second Amendment.
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Hassan has opted for the gauzier standard that it should protect scenic views and tap "the latest technologies in order to protect what we all love about our state," according to her spokesman.
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I urge Secretary Azar to quickly appoint a leader who will fulfill CDC's mission by basing decisions on science, leading the agency effectively, and protect CDC so CDC can protect all of us.
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Just as we have moral obligations to protect our children and our families, as stewards of this planet we are morally obligated to protect the silent majority of biodiversity that shares our home.
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Congress could pass a bill to protect Robert Mueller's Russia investigation; or a bill with stronger sanctions on Russia; or a bill to protect the country for future election attacks by Russians. 2.
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"Leadership will make the decisions and we will be prepared to do what we need to do to continue to protect ourselves and particularity to protect our interests in the region," Votel added.
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Ms. Hoffman said that Holland Christian not only failed to properly investigate her daughter's assault and to protect her from her perpetrator, but also went to great lengths to protect the male student.
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Former European Central Bank President Mario Draghi wrote in a newspaper opinion piece on Wednesday that governments must protect jobs and production capacity, taking over and cancelling private-sector debt to protect jobs.
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If we want to make the bold investments we need to expand the middle class, lift up workers and protect the environment, we'll first need to protect our democracy from extreme billionaire influence.
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Just like we expect the leaders of other countries to protect their interests, as president of the United States, I will always protect the interests of our country, our companies, and our workers.
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We've told ourselves this lie so frequently we deem police officers cowards when they refuse to shoot to protect lives other than their own, and heroes when they kill primarily to protect themselves.
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"I never had fear of getting infection myself for Ebola, SARS or cholera because I know how to protect myself, and how to protect others, and how infection control should be," he said.
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You know, we have to protect Thomas Edison and we have to protect all of these people that — came up with originally the light bulb and — the wheel and all of these things.
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"It appears that the suspect had broken into this residence, a violent encounter ensued where we believe that the teenager was trying to protect the home and protect their younger sibling," Prummell said.
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" The bill would protect the board members and make them "immune from civil liability," and also protect those who communicate to the board about alleged "journalistic misconduct" by making their communications "absolutely privileged.
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"He said he "never had fear of getting infection myself for Ebola, SARS, cholera, because I know how to protect myself and how to protect others and how the infection control should be.
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The group Protect Democracy filed the lawsuit for the plaintiffs.
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Issued legislation to protect an estimated 90% of its coastline.
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The CIA updated its communications to protect sources in 2013.
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Vince already has Mike (Mustafa Shakir) to protect the place.
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Finally, Rosenstein has also helped preemptively protect Mueller from firing.
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Apple built its recent operating systems to protect customer information.
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But Apple built its phones to protect against that tactic.
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Your car insurance at home generally won't protect you abroad.
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That risks alienating the people we are trying to protect.
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Police had to be called in to protect the migrants.
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And that is something that society has got to protect.
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It's not just the bees these lands and waters protect.
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"Our biggest concern is to protect public spaces," Kumar said.
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He deserved a mother who was going to protect him.
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NASA unveils bold new plan to protect Earth from asteroids .
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Trainers have also implemented measures to protect against head trauma.
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"It's a fantastic way to protect yourself down the road."
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The first job of government is to protect the public.
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But authorities struggle to protect the often remote logging sites.
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We don't think about "saving mosquitoes" to protect the environment.
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Tell him your love would protect him from that curse.
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Need a plan that will do more to protect them.
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Protect the wallet with a password, and store it safely.
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Service agent assigned to protect President Benjamin Asher (Aaron Eckhart).
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Where really what we have to protect is consumer privacy.
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They existed to protect the privileged from an angry populace.
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The writer's name has been changed to protect her identity.
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" The source said Ortiz-Magro wants to "protect his daughter.
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"Our goal is to protect Kyrgyzstan's stake," said Kylychbek Shakirov.
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"We protect ourselves from actually seeing those things," she says.
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So, he wore this tiny eye cover to protect them.
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Names of some students have been changed to protect identity
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Ratchett wants to hire Poirot to protect him; Poirot refuses.
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A superheroes' number one job is to protect the planet.
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You have to protect people and to think about opportunities.
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But Mr Déby's foreign patrons cannot protect him from everything.■
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He's simply trying to protect his country, according to Lopez.
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Insurable assets are becoming harder to value and protect, too.
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So, cannabis may protect the liver even from dietary risks.
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Names and identifying details have been changed to protect privacy.
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We stand up to protect those who made it home.
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This administration isn't just targeting the laws that protect us.
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What can I do to protect myself in public spaces?
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"The way to protect against damage is by using Mildronate."
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They fight with other Communities to protect their golden child.
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So this is the best decision to protect our relationship.
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They put a spy in the campaign to protect him.
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He also donated $50,000 to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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We're here to protect this country inside of it, too.
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Do the school's rules protect the university over its students?
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And despite regulations designed to protect them, smuggling is rampant.
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It was simply an investment to protect its installed base.
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It was simply an investment to protect its installed base.
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The Federal Communications Commission will no longer protect net neutrality.
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It's something I had to do to protect my family.
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The dual taunts in Feral Spirit can protect your board.
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They just had one request -- that he protect their privacy.
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Intellectual property law is designed to reward and protect innovation.
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You offend me whilst claiming to want to protect women!
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Apparently there's no spell to protect yourself from getting swindled.
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And then they're also going to protect our southern border.
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And the First Amendment does not protect incitement of violence.
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Meghan and Harry met conservationists working to protect the species.
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A membrane covers the key switches to protect from debris.
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We protect more of the first dollars that families earn.
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Again, wearing a Fitbit won't magically protect you from overdosing.
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By vaccinating yourself, you may actually protect others, as well.
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You believe them, you act on it, you protect them.
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They have people who protect them, who work for them.
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I know you protect him a lot, my little King.
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FireGlass, founded in 21990, uses isolation technology to protect networks.
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We always carve out our time together and protect it.
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I don't know if you can protect society against that.
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Amnesty International says Honduras has to protect human rights activists.
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The sport went to great lengths to protect the mystique.
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Editor's note: We've used a pseudonym to protect Salma's identity.
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The tips below aren't guaranteed to protect you — nothing is.
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Vaccines, these parents tell me, do not always protect children.
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These laws protect pharmaceutical suppliers from investor and public scrutiny.
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To what extent does that friendship protect Philip and Elizabeth?
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But the stilts can't protect her from the island's isolation.
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"We need a systemic fix to really protect whistleblowers," Rep.
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Robson now says he lied under oath to protect Jackson.
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"They could be trying to protect that attacker," Stewart said.
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What if America is the child the patriot must protect?
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The writing and waiting are meant to protect from that.
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Grand total: $370 *Names have been changed to protect privacy.
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Policies to protect religious health care workers who deny services?
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How can you best protect your personal information when online?
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Simply smooth it on to protect your most delicate designs.
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Mothers always want to protect their children, even from themselves.
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When will China protect the pangolin along with the panda?
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They're not trying to protect you or anything like that.
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Device manufacturers release operating system updates frequently to protect users.
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This will help protect against password attacks in the future.
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He clearly has forgotten his oath to protect and serve.
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Experts emphasize that wearing masks may not protect against infections.
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The Clean Water Act was written to protect "navigable" rivers.
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The AU said it would send peacekeepers to protect civilians.
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There are straightforward solutions Grindr could employ to protect users.
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Wax can protect the wood; solid paste waxes are best.
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Democratic lawmakers also insisted that Mexico must protect labor rights.
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They should train them to protect life, to save life.
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First, everyone can take basic steps to protect their privacy.
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One way to protect yourself is to keep voting control.
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The man asked to remain anonymous to protect his safety.
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Axe knows she pulled the short to protect her family.
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But wanting to protect your kids and students is instinctual.
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Nevertheless, Hollywood also failed to protect me, a child actress.
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So how do we protect the traveling public from terrorism?
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You have to protect the Constitution, whatever the political consequences.
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You may also have to protect them from your boss.
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Motherboard granted the source anonymity to protect them from retaliation.
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These rules were designed to protect countries from becoming authoritarian.
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But as a whole, they are here to protect us.
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"First of all, it was the protect him," Gentry said.
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The Air Force flew overhead to help protect the boats.
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"Payment systems need to protect users against fraud," wrote Kocher.
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And why did you choose those friends to protect you?
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These new laws were intended to protect surrogates from exploitation.
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Palau has taken steps to try to protect the lake.
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We can protect the environment while providing people with work.
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It was always on my mind, how to protect myself.
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The department has since invested heavily to protect its networks.
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Mr Pai does support general rules to protect net neutrality.
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How do we protect that, and not interfere with that?
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The courts have read the law to protect men, too.
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Earth Alliance is committed to helping protect the natural world.
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Congress passed laws to protect the environment and curb pollution.
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Some want to protect her, or overcompensate by coddling her.
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Does it mean commissioning legislation to support and protect veterans?
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House leadership's job is to "protect their incumbents," he added.
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We will not only collect; we will protect the legacy.
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But I do think she was programmed to protect people.
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They help protect, restore moisture, and ultimately improve hair texture.
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Lawmakers later voted an amendment to protect the LGBT community.
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Its purpose is to protect the monarchy from defamatory statements.
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He must protect five Republican senators in potentially swing states.
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Rick Scott: If you want to protect Medicare, vote Republican.
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Concrete, dirt, or even books can help protect from fallout.
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To protect her privacy, the IAAF never published its findings.
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Knowing this, I want to protect her heart as well.
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How can you protect yourself from the bond zombie virus?
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"I feel like I have to protect him," she said.
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The chairmen promised to reverse legislation meant to protect consumers.
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Mr Tkachev assured Mr Shestun that he could protect him.
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These bad boys will protect your phone drop after drop.
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I passed legislation with Ted Cruz to protect after disasters.
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Finally, McConnell also failed to protect the institution he leads.
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The UN urged Myanmar's government to protect civilians "without discrimination".
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Unfortunately, by restricting a woman, you do not protect her.
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So you no longer have to protect all the things.
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We must prevent that from happening to protect women's lives.
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State discrimination laws do not protect Americans from political discrimination.
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Exceptions would be allowed only to protect the mother's health.
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Insurance companies offer lower premiums for ships that protect themselves.
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This is a mother trying desperately to protect her son.
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To protect his kidneys and heart, he didn't drink alcohol.
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The objective is to protect local digital and traditional retailers.
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"We need to protect our environment that we live in."
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It also looks like a Nest Protect that shits juice.
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WE NEEDLE PROTECT IT SO YOU DON'T SEE THAT NEEDLE.
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They would not defund initiatives that protect survivors of abuse.
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Go deeper: "Apple products are designed to protect your privacy."
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I couldn't protect myself with my fist like the blokes.
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That would protect a Parliamentarian who named the guy, yes.
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He will protect his heart from now on, he says.
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There are no heroes, because no one can protect us.
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She didn't protect and serve the community or her child.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists called for the teen's release.
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The United Nations once spoke of a responsibility to protect.
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Other laws are intended to protect capacity to bear children.
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Thank you so much for helping us protect the Hive!
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We have a reputation to protect as a prepared victim.
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India passed a law to protect geographical indications in 1999.
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So we need laws like that to protect religious minorities.
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Officials are urging people to protect themselves from mosquito bites.
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" O'Leary argued, "You can't protect everybody in a capitalist society.
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Of course, Penny can protect him, but for a price.
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IU is not identifying the fraternity, to protect its privacy.
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"Who's going to protect the environment?" asked host Chris Wallace.
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The goal was to protect civilians and prevent a massacre.
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Government is designed to protect the big against the small.
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"This will help to protect, replenish, and strengthen," she explains.
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Your Android phone offers several ways to protect your device.
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"Additional reinforcements" to better protect the device from external particles.
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This entire scheme to protect Frankie was clearly meticulously planned.
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That's not what the First Amendment was meant to protect.
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We use SSL to protect that, find that confidentiality capability.
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In the meantime, they must take steps to protect themselves.
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And now they're boycotting their duty to serve and protect.
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You can protect recordings to keep them from being deleted.
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He said he was going to protect Nevadans health care.
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How much growth do you sacrifice to protect the environment?
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First Look said its goal was to protect constitutional rights.
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Carrying a battery pack will also protect your personal information.
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The coalition says it aims to protect Red Sea shipping.
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The government says its proposed ban will protect the environment.
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The SEC exists to protect small investors, like your fans.
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From the start, Hassabis has tried to protect DeepMind's independence.
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Beware though, because this doesn't protect you against alarm sounds.
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Nor does it have a domestic law to protect refugees.
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They had to hire a gang to protect the cast.
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But how exactly can advocates protect trans kids, especially now?
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Facebook has a plan to protect the US midterm elections.
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Something he hopes will protect his children in the future.
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We see armed men in uniform coming to protect us.
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Some also shell out considerable amounts to protect their executives.
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And Congress has squandered its chance to protect our communities.
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"We have to protect the Second Amendment," Trump told Blitzer.
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It's not the rating agencies' job to protect the investor.
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Is it possible to protect her from inheriting this pain?
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When push comes to shove, they may not protect Trump.
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But I soon realized that did little to protect me.
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Do Republicans think their party can protect them from that?
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To protect the gorillas, the organization uses a holistic approach.
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Some wear face masks to protect themselves from the cold.
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It's not the SEC's job, of course, to protect corporations.
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The answer is we act now to protect the future.
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He has a duty to protect them and the police.
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We protect every story point, every page of every script.
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To protect yourself against the measles, doctors recommend getting vaccinated.
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Internally, the industry began to protect itself from climate change.
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Numbers from the Committee to Protect Journalists are even higher.
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"We're here to protect him as much as we can."
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Maxwell has been working to protect feathered species ever since.
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We have to make sure all those developers protect information.
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The images have been slightly altered to protect the source.
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That's your job: To be her advocate and protect her.
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These hardened perceptions protect Sanders from certain kinds of criticism.
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Black shop owners (right) protect their store while holding rifles.
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Russia is major, so Comey needs to protect the investigation.
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These shifts protect McConnell and his friends in two ways.
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We do necessary work to protect ourselves and our communities.
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You find it, you apply it and you protect it.
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Why didn't he ever actually do something to protect Hanna?
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They got me effective yesterday to try to protect me.
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This will protect us from increasingly sophisticated fraud and theft.
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But it would take strong action to protect its sovereignty.
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But Cleveland's vaunted bullpen was unable to protect the lead.
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Democrats want a deal to protect the "Dreamers" by then.
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No one country, no matter how powerful, can protect us.
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Ever the sage, Jeff reminds Dev to protect his heart.
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In part, it's because she wants to protect other women.
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You protect the Senkakus, we're with you on North Korea.
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Then the white supremacists would come in and protect them.
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Pakistani security forces have promised to protect the corridor project.
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The regulator charges banks a fee to protect customer deposits.
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We know how important it is to protect your data.
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The U.S. will secure its interests and protect its citizens.
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The American Bankers Association has some tips to protect yourself.
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Wade and argues to protect the reproductive rights of women.
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So he gets the security detail to help protect him.
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Investigators wear white overalls to protect themselves against health risks.
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They support 'sanctuary cities' that actively protect illegals from deportation.
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We can still improve people's lives and protect the planet.
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He couldn't communicate to us and we couldn't protect him.
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In mice, certain microbes are thought to protect against diabetes.
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And there is something people can do to protect themselves.
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We will do all we can protect girls at risk.
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When I graduated college, corporatism was supposed to protect me.
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Larry the cat has a new Prime Minister to protect.
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Since then, Quist has vowed to protect Second Amendment rights.
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Yet I did not lose the parental urge to protect.
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Or, alternatively: Do none of that and protect your dignity.
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The FCC's midnight regulation does nothing to protect consumer privacy.
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The best way to protect civilians is to defeat ISIS.
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Texas officials said it was intended to protect women's health.
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But it's the good parts that I'm here to protect.
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