They protected against ticks for 7 ½ hours to 8 ½ hours.
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All Americans should be protected against the spread of Zika.
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Weren't tapes somehow protected against people copying stuff onto them?
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For instance, Medicare beneficiaries are not protected against catastrophic costs.
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Or to ensure that our homeland is protected against new threats?
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The latter was seen as somewhat protected against any Amazon incursion.
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"Today, Puerto Rico is protected against creditors' actions," Garcia Padilla said.
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And the vaccine only protected against the North American strain of Lyme.
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They have a fundamental human right to be protected against deadly infections.
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John McCain that protected against the torture or inhumane treatment of detainees.
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Our jobs and homes are not protected against discrimination in most American states.
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As a result, they should be protected against concussions and degenerative brain disease.
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That means that a smaller group of people was protected against huge bills.
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McDonald was skeptical that a sudden change in those odds could be protected against.
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It also protected against residual pain caused by shingles in 89 percent of cases.
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Tor has patched the browser, and updated versions should be protected against the attack.
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But he still deserved to be constitutionally protected against Swartz's use of deadly force.
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When you visit a site served via HTTPS, you are protected against these concerns.
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Platinum members also get protected against surge pricing on one ride of their choosing.
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Last season was all about armoring up, being protected against the battles to come.
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"I know that the people are not protected against the police," Ms. Reynolds said.
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In essence, they are protected against the threat of social media and the Internet.
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Google's flagship isn't quite as protected against water as other top smartphones on the market.
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" Improvements in care: "The uninsured rate is down ... families are protected against pre-existing conditions.
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What they found: In lab cultures, the antibody serum protected against 60 different flu strains.
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Engaging in "unprotected" sex – sex not protected against children and commitment – is terrifying to many.
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To their surprise, injecting a healthy person with the purified antigen protected against future infections.
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Whichever option you go for, you are protected against losing out, no questions asked. Hide.
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Funds invested in bonds protected against rising inflation took in their eighth week of inflows.
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Like most independent agencies, its director is protected against removal at will by the president.
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The rate was 3.5 times as high in a study area not protected against wolves.
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With the gene more active, patients with the mutation may be better protected against cancer.
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The free market also benefits when public expression is protected against needless and vindictive litigation.
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The financial instruments protected against rising oil prices but required a payout when prices fell.
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Suncorp remains well protected against further natural hazard events, the insurer added in a statement.
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The cancer finding surprised researchers because in other studies, aspirin protected against death from cancer.
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The American federal government is relatively well-protected against the whims of the Oval Office.
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Anthony Levandowski didn't make a deal with Uber until he was protected against possible lawsuits.
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Children, the elderly and people with mental and cognitive disabilities must be protected against manipulative nudges.
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Since the Hib vaccine is routine in childhood vaccinations, most of us are protected against epiglottitis.
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"Everyone in New York City is legally protected against sexual harassment in the workplace," Hoy said.
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It's also Military Standard 810G certified to be protected against drops, dust, shock, and extreme temperatures.
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Another recent study found living together protected against divorce, and one found it made no difference.
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In these cases, everyone went home knowing that the kids were protected against serious infectious diseases.
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Security has also progressed alongside camera advancements, and hardware can now be sandboxed and protected against attacks.
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And indeed, the CDC found evidence that people given cell-based vaccines were better protected against H3N2.
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Once the animal bites into the packet, they consume the vaccine inside and are protected against rabies.
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Workplace plans also are better protected against creditor claims than IRAs if you're sued or go bankrupt.
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From a security standpoint, they are each protected against Meltdown Variant 3 and L1 Terminal Fault issues.
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Nor would it need to be protected against the risk of terrorists flying an aircraft into it.
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This will ensure the wealth generated from stocks is protected against the volatility of the stock market.
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Climbers are protected against falls by a roped belay system like that used in traditional rock climbing.
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In October, the W.H.O. said some studies indicated the vaccine protected against Ebola for about one year.
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I mean, Congress passed this law so that the consumers would be better protected against financial fraud.
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These officials are typically protected against such things by large insurance policies paid for by their companies.
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But the Bezos hack is a stark reminder that no app is completely protected against bad actors.
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Now, regardless of where I am in the world, my jewelry is protected against loss or theft.
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The crew inside would also be protected against blasts from IEDs loaded with approximately 22 pounds of TNT.
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Ideally, you get your wedding bands insured so they're protected against wear and tear, theft, damage, and more.
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This will ensure that the wealth generated from stocks is protected against the volatility of the stock market.
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People were more protected against recidivism if they use psychedelics than if they had stable family, employment, and housing.
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And while Steve was "ruggedized and protected against vandalism," it doesn't appear those same protections prevent any water damage.
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If you want to keep your feet comfortable, protected against blisters, and with added support, you need great socks.
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However, network speeds may be slow inside the village school which is heavily protected against stray bullets, KT said.
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Making sure they're protected against job loss and economic hardship and making sure that we're thinking about vulnerable populations.
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He added that he'd be "willing to bet anything that people who recover are really protected against re-infection."
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There were no winners or losers -- other than the children who would now be protected against potentially deadly illnesses.
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If you were vaccinated with two doses, the CDC says you have a 212% chance at being protected against measles.
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To ensure countries are protected against job losses, Cisco's program is heavily focused on training and educating workers, Diedrich said.
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And indeed, the CDC has found evidence that people given cell-based vaccines this year were better protected against H3N2.
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By the end of each month, covered devices must be protected against all vulnerabilities identified more than 90 days ago.
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While such a precaution would not have protected against Sunday's horrific killing rampage, it could save lives in the future.
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The vehicle is reportedly able to seat seven passengers, is protected against biochemical attacks and comes with run-flat tires.
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But it's unclear how the checking and savings accounts would have been protected against other types of attacks or scams.
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Resource equities have not only protected against inflation historically, but have actually significantly increased purchasing power in most inflationary periods.
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People who carried one mutated gene were protected against one of the biggest threats to humans in the region: malaria.
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And more than half of white Americans believe the country's "way of life" needs to be protected against foreign influences.
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It's possible that due to a "quirk of biology," children may actually be protected against the novel coronavirus, Time reported.
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Google Chrome OS To be protected against Meltdown and Spectre, you need Chrome OS 63, which rolled out in December 2017.
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Be sure your home is protected against flooding, something that may not always be included in standard home and renters insurance.
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Transparency and choice at all levels of the supply chain are vital for consumers to be protected against escalating drug costs.
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Fitch believes TierPoint is better protected against this risk as it primarily serves smaller markets where competitive intensity is less severe.
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An owner's title insurance policy provides the peace of mind that you'll be protected against any title claims on your home.
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If you get infected with the novel coronavirus and you recover, you can be pretty certain that you're protected against reinfection.
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It is currently in dispute if individual Sackler family members are protected against further litigation by the "global" settlement's bankruptcy protections.
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This means you've got the latest bug fixes and security patches, and are protected against whatever exploits have just been discovered.
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And each year, they evolve just enough that immune cells no longer recognize these proteins, so you're no longer protected against influenza.
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"We're really urging those adults to talk to their health-care provider to make sure that they're protected against measles," Messonier said.
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Even if your computer is protected against EternalBlue, then, WannaMine can still steal your login passwords with Mimikatz in order to spread.
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The phone will also have an IP73 rating, which means that it will be protected against dust and continuous submersion in water.
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They say a change in the law is the only way sex workers can be protected against clients, police, and ingrained discrimination.
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That includes infrastructure that can be restored more quickly after severe weather or can be better protected against cyberattacks or water scarcity.
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Bannister said Phoenix had taken out an indemnification to ensure that its shareholders are protected against any financial downsides of the investigation.
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Companies like Amazon and Google are much better protected against a collapse or backlash because they're involved in so many adjacent businesses.
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"Superfund sites are known to be the most dangerous places in the country, and they should have been properly protected against flooding."
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AdBlock Plus formerly only protected against some, but has now been updated to block all as a result of the researchers' work.
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The City Threads Rash Guard Swim Shirt is a soft and comfortable unisex garment designed to keep your little one protected against sunburns.
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With extended use, you should be better protected against acute pain from heat, cold, or sugars, and from dull, chronic aching as well.
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As spring finally comes into bloom, it's important to make sure your pets are protected against the pests that come with warmer weather.
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With Beautystack, Reid says the beauty pro's time is better protected against cancellations, too, with a 50% upfront booking and 50% upon completion.
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Having checked a few online banking terms and conditions, customers are not protected against fraud if they have not kept their passwords safe.
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The world's fourth-largest insurer by market value is well-protected against potential takeover attempts, its chief financial officer told a German paper.
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" They also hypothesized that the medical marijuana products, themselves, protected against "executive function deficits that have been widely reported in recreational marijuana users.
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"We've reached the majority of contacts -- more than 98% -- with vaccination... and we believe these contacts are now protected against Ebola," he said.
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And-- there-- while there-- they all may be equally devastating, the loss of money is what has to be protected against the most.
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Perhaps the most vexed issue Kuttner discusses, however, is trade policy—whether American workers should be protected against cheap foreign goods and labor.
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While the vaccines were not harmful, officials say, they left children at risk of contracting illnesses that they should have been protected against.
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So, for example, a pro-same-sex marriage group would be protected against discriminatory efforts from an administration that opposes same-sex marriage.
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As the animals were moved indoors in the 291s, they were protected against environmental factors -- weather, larger animals, disease -- and their health improved.
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" The underlying culprit, however, is globalization, and the villains are "those who gain from globalization or who are protected against its adverse consequences.
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But in a new interview, she also urged people to get protected against HPV, or human papillomavirus, the infection that led to her cancer.
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In doing so, we might be in a better position to ensure that vulnerable potential and actual victims are protected against all such conduct.
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Local authorities with outsourced rubbish collections, for example, have been protected against the recent increased costs arising from new holiday-pay and pension entitlements.
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"Tesla is still a very young company so you just want to see them protected against a downturn as much as possible," Whiston said.
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Indeed, the Frightful Five are so well protected against start-ups that in most situations, the rise of new companies only solidifies their lead.
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And they're worried that Ramirez's detention might be the beginning of President Donald Trump's crackdown on undocumented immigrants who had been protected against deportation.
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Essentially, certain terms or logos are protected against any direct reproduction or modified uses similar enough to trigger an association with them, including translations.
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The recent sharp rally means that investors are not as well protected against a sharp drop in stocks as they were a month ago.
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The new Tiles are rated IP68, and are completely protected against dust and can withstand long-term underwater immersion in depths beyond 1 meter.
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They are only protected against calls for violence and dehumanizing generalizations, but not against calls for exclusion and degrading generalizations that are not dehumanizing.
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But some legal scholars say that patients should already be protected against some of the highest surprise charges under longstanding conventions of contract law.
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Instead, Mr. Trump said American workers would be protected against competition from low-wage countries like Vietnam and Malaysia, also parties to the deal.
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Nor is it yet evident that millions of Americans with pre-existing medical conditions will be fully protected against disruptions in their health coverage.
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Some veterans have said that the nuclear workers were not adequately protected against radiation, or given effective care after they fell ill from cancer.
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If you received two doses, as the CDC recommended starting in 1989, the agency says you have a 97% chance of being protected against measles.
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Should these lawsuits stall or change the new rules, the 78 plaintiffs who settled with DOJ would remain protected against having to provide contraception coverage.
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Related Stories: Here's Why We Didn't See Harvey's Torrential Rain Coming Sooner Trump Just Struck Down An Obama-Era Climate Rule That Protected Against Flooding
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The Chromebook Tablet CT211 has a 214-inch touchscreen and is supposed to be protected against drops by its rubberized chassis and tempered glass display.
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The pair is also protected against sweat and dust and can track fitness and performance with an integrated motion sensor, so they're ideal for workouts.
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Such expressions convey a negative attitude towards the natural procreative finality of sexuality, as if an eventual child were an enemy to be protected against.
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While the updates AWS performs protect underlying infrastructure, in order to be fully protected against these issues, customers must also patch their instance operating systems.
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They took the funds from the sale and put them into savings so that they could be protected against any future blows to their finances.
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Committees of scientists consider which viruses are making people sick, where those viruses are spreading and how well the previous season's vaccine protected against them.
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The people in the strongest relationships were protected against chronic disease, mental illness and memory decline – even if those relationships had many ups and downs.
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For others, routine health care would not be covered, but they would be protected against the truly unaffordable costs of chronic illnesses and severe accidents.
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People who inherit one copy of the sickle-cell gene are partially protected against malaria, which is presumably why the mutation has persisted in Africa.
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If an expectant mother is vaccinated, not only will she be protected against the flu — she will also pass those antibodies on to the fetus.
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Thus, the breach of the deal by the United States would be fruitless, and the world would continue to be protected against a nuclear Iran.
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"From today's perspective, we are well protected against residual value and credit risks," Peter said, adding this also applied to residual values of diesel vehicles.
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Young, healthy customers whose previous policies mainly protected against catastrophic illness – say, for monthly premiums as low as $2000 – now had to buy Obamacare policies.
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That means people in those states are theoretically protected against moves by companies like AT&T and Charter that block or slow some web traffic.
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According to Murphy, Smith had allegedly become weary of his partner and refused to sign off on any settlement amount unless he was protected against embezzlement.
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"All our beer glasses are protected against theft," says Philip Maes, the owner of 2be Bruges, which secures an electronic anti-theft tag to each glass.
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"We found that people with gonorrhoea were less likely to be vaccinated than people with chlamydia," indicating that the vaccine protected against gonorrhea but not chlamydia.
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But your 8-month-old is not yet fully protected against some diseases that are particularly dangerous — and can even be deadly — in children that young.
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Among them is Ipah, who is already resigned to losing her dwelling, protected against bad luck by two diamond-shaped charms woven from young coconut leaves.
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Domestic workers, like nannies, who usually work for one family, or home care workers working for small agencies, are not protected against discrimination by Title VII.
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That means your device should stay protected against the most dangerous threats even if the manufacturer isn't making the actual Android upgrade much of a priority.
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"While the updates AWS performs protect underlying infrastructure, in order to be fully protected against these issues, customers must also patch their instance operating systems," Amazon explained.
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Sterling, meanwhile, has been dominated by Brexit concerns since late last year, although other currencies have until now appeared largely protected against worries over Britain's EU future.
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Companies that serve Japanese customers rather than export markets are better protected against the impact of the strong currency and can actually benefit from cheaper import costs.
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In a recent study published in the American Journal of Public Health, researchers discovered that people who displayed acts of generosity seemed to be protected against stress.
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It also suggests that the 5s and 5c protected against this problem in various ways, so it's not as if Apple didn't know it was a possibility.
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Indeed, our safety is fetishized to the point that we are often protected against our will: not the protection of a person, but the protection of property.
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If children are exposed to microbes that stimulate their immune systems in the first few years of life, they will be protected against asthma, the hypothesis says.
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Car sharing marketplace Turo, for example, covers you with up to $1 million in liability insurance, and your car is contractually protected against theft and physical damage.
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Why this matters: Hawaii has historically been protected against hurricanes because sea surface temperatures near the islands are typically too cold to support a significant tropical cyclone.
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People who take Truvada every day as PrEP, or pre-exposure prophylaxis, are almost 100 percent protected against getting H.I.V., whether from unprotected sex or drug injection.
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To read more about microgrids, check out this piece on how microgrids work, and this piece on how microgrids could've protected against blackouts during the California wildfires.
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Will they be restored to the Dogon, the Bambara, or the Baoulés as sacred objects, to be protected against vandalism, profanation, and the intolerance of monotheistic fundamentalists?
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Veganism: A British court has ruled that ethical veganism qualifies under Britain's Equality Act as a philosophical belief — and one that should be protected against workplace discrimination.
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Retail investors would feel the impact of a cryptocurrency market collapse the most, while institutional investors would be better protected against such an event, according to researchers.
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There's a somewhat greater chance that the Supreme Court could disallow "independent" agencies in which the leaders of those agencies are protected against removal by the president.
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And because smartphones and tablets routinely capture the details of each transaction, proponents argue that games are actually better protected against manipulation when digital betting is legal.
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" Pompeo said the Trump administration has been "strong in supporting the Ukrainians, strong in making sure that we're protected against Russian expansion in other parts of the world.
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If you were vaccinated with two doses, in line with the latest guidelines from 1989, the CDC says you have a 19713% chance at being protected against measles.
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"During measles outbreaks, efforts should be made to ensure that everyone at risk for exposure and infection is protected against measles through vaccination or past infection," Clark said.
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They need to make enough money to support their family and they need to be treated fairly and they need to be protected against discrimination in the workplace.
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In Europe, Public Health England urged students about to enroll into European Universities to visit their doctor so they can be fully protected against measles before they travel.
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For young kids, screen time — watching television and using phones, computers, and tablets — has become the new secondhand smoke: something harmful that they need to be protected against.
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Under the Speech and Debate clause, members of Congress are protected against liability of any kind for actions that fall within their legislative duties, according to Macleod-Ball.
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As a result, banks with $100 billion to $250 billion in assets could let their capital levels decline during the untested period, leaving them less protected against losses.
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But the whistle-blower is protected against reprisals, and any such effort by the White House could become part of demonstrating an intent to carry out a reprisal.
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As you can see in the image above, the camera mount is protected against shock by springs and pneumatics, which would no doubt react actively to sudden movements.
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"Our work is most pertinent to systems that are carefully protected against software attacks, but—as we show—may be wide open to inexpensive physical attacks," Tromer said.
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Their model suggests complex data sets of personal information cannot be protected against re-identification by current methods of "anonymizing" data — such as releasing samples (subsets) of the information.
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In drafting Title VII and Title IX, Congress specifically identified classes of individuals who must be protected against civil rights abuses, including: race, color, sex, religion and national origin.
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To make matters worse, Poo says that most domestic workers are not protected against sexual violence by the federal government because they usually work alone or in small teams.
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"As more Americans are choosing to remain in the workforce longer, it is imperative that older workers are protected against age-based discrimination," said Senator Casey in an email.
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Authorities said research would be carried out to make sure that robots were "better protected against cyber-attacks" and able to demonstrate traits such as respect, equality and fairness.
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Part of this goal is ensuring that the SBA programs are properly administered and protected against fraudulent activity, and we are eager to work with SBA to this end.
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Stéphane Bancel's plans are nothing short of disrupting the entire biomedical industry — and with it the way your body and everyone else's are protected against a variety of diseases.
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And bond funds invested in bonds whose value is protected against rising inflation attracted $299 million during the week, their largest inflow since May 2015, according to the data.
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Herd immunity is a classic example of a positive externality: A community, at no additional cost, becomes more protected against a disease when an individual chooses to get vaccinated.
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Still—and if you take anything away from this news, let it be this—even if you have this genetic variant, you are likely still well-protected against pregnancy.
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Sixty-eight percent of working-class whites, but only 47 percent of college-educated whites, believe that the American way of life needs to be protected against foreign influences.
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Many of the 66 million girls and women in the study received older versions of Gardasil or another early vaccine, Cervarix, that protected against only two strains of HPV.
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However, Dr. Anthony Fauci, a top US expert on infectious diseases, has said he would be "willing to bet anything that people who recover are really protected against reinfection."
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Bishop White began preaching about how God had given the nation to white Protestants and needed to be protected against Catholics, Jews, blacks and others who threatened its purity.
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Funds that invest primarily in bonds protected against rising inflation took in $196 million, a second straight week of inflows as rising inflation may push the Fed to hike rates.
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The scale of downside volatility looms so large that it should be seen as an opportunity to generate returns not just a threat that portfolios have to be protected against.
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The Summit Vapium is rugged, so it's waterproof in case you drop it in the river, and it's protected against drops when you slam into a stranger on the sidewalk.
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The Summit Vapium is rugged, so it's waterproof in case you drop it in the river, and it's protected against drops when you slam into a stranger on the sidewalk.
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"When you own an index fund, you're also protected against all the downright dumb, mildly misguided or merely unlucky decisions that active fund managers are liable to make," Robbins writes.
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While U.S. military satellites are better protected against cyberattacks, commercial platforms more vulnerable to attack are increasingly used for military purposes and could provide a way in to military systems.
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" The province of British Columbia also applauded the move, saying in a release: "People in B.C. and across Canada are now better protected against excessive drug prices set by manufacturers.
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Fortunately, our bodies are well protected against this kind of loss and can quickly grow new vessels, called collaterals, that carry blood around the bypass to the starving tissues beyond.
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Earlier this year, administration officials said that the thousands of children who arrived each year as unaccompanied minors would no longer be protected against deportation, reversing an Obama administration policy.
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"Campaigns have to have both email authentication set at an enforcement policy of reject and advanced email security in place to be protected against socially-engineered covert attacks," he said.
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If I'm going to be completely honest, then I have to admit that I think it's good that other players are protected against players like me—I was a real ass.
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That may not sound too important, but it means that now that a sizable portion of the federal government — and intelligence agencies — aren't protected against an easy class of impersonated emails.
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It is important that the copied memory is protected against later modifications by the source process; otherwise, the source process might be able to exploit double-reads in the destination process.
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While Title VII has long protected against discrimination on the basis of sex, the Obama administration issued guidance that sex in this context is to be interpreted to include transgender individuals.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street ended mixed on Monday as concerns about soft smartphone demand weighed on tech stocks and pulled the Nasdaq lower while earnings optimism protected against deeper losses.
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As hackers evolve and continue to develop new ransomware strains or re-hash older versions, updating anti-virus software will ensure that your devices are protected against any possible new strains.
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In addition, according to the department, nearly nine million more workers who should already be eligible for overtime under the current duties test will be protected against being denied overtime illegally.
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In the judgement, the grand chamber specifies several criteria to be used by national authorities when assessing whether monitoring of workplace communications is proportionate and employees are protected against arbitrariness, including —
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It usually takes a vaccination rate of 93 percent to 95 percent to achieve "herd immunity," or the condition at which most people are protected against the spread of contagious disease.
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The group continued to follow these patients for 14 years and again found that dietary calcium protected against stones, though the protective effect was evident only in men younger than 60.
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That way, their newborn will be protected against the disease during the earliest months of life when it is most dangerous and before it is safe to vaccinate, Dr. Cohn said.
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While the latter are encrypted and thus protected against hackers, Apple does hold its own key to decrypt them and will pass the data on to law enforcement if forced to.
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It said that reefs were valuable not only as tourist attractions, but also because they functioned as natural breakwaters that absorbed wave energy and protected against beach loss and coastal erosion.
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As a result of several court rulings and an Obama administration rule, LGBTQ people are explicitly protected against discrimination in health care on the basis of gender identity and sex stereotypes.
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Behind the marathon rail and subway shutdown is a simple French confrontation, older even than the revolution of 1789: haves versus have-nots, rich against poor, the protected against the exposed.
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"Most adults are protected against measles, that's what the science says," Dr. Nancy Messonnier, director of the CDC's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, said on a call with reporters Monday.
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Federal district and appeals courts have repeatedly found that transgender and gender non-conforming people are protected against discrimination on the basis of 'sex' under Title IX of the Civil Rights Act.
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Email and web traffic encrypted with TLS—like that to HTTPS-enabled websites—is theoretically protected against snooping because it adds an additional layer of encryption on top of what WPA2 provides.
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The last two weeks also showed that there's at least one way into an iPhone that Apple hasn't protected against yet, and the government seems likely to keep that method secret indefinitely.
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Better-quality devices will almost certainly be better protected against this kind of thing, and may for example block all incoming traffic until they're paired with another device and set up manually.
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According to Kaiser Foundation statistics for 2016, 82 percent of Americans (257 million) are protected against denials for pre-existing conditions, leaving 2023 percent (56 million) in the private market or uninsured.
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Halima Moncrieffe, PhD, assistant professor of pediatrics at Cincinnati Children's Hospital, includes this popular British product in her cold-weather body-care routine to keep skin "glowing and protected against the elements."
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However, although protected against Big Brother, we are left completely vulnerable to Little Brother, made up of the private companies that have wide discretion on curtailing and controlling speech around the world.
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He said it is partly protected against weaker oil prices as 35% of its sales are on fixed price contracts, and it has slashed its cashflow breakeven price to $29 a barrel.
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A difference in messaging: President Trump has defended his administration's response to the virus as the Pentagon has moved quickly to ensure its forces and personnel are better protected against its spread.
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Now is the time to pass common-sense taxpayer service standards, like H.R. 3466 to ensure all American taxpayers are protected against identified bad actors who expose them to scams and abuse.
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The team showed that human cells that survived an attack of influenza A were even protected against influenza B, which is genetically a very different virus (they also found this in mice).
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Anti-malware software: Malwarebytes Premium In addition to antivirus software, secure passwords, data logins and two-factor authentication, a reliable anti-malware program will help ensure that your computer is protected against vulnerabilities.
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Protection and repairs: give some thought to both how well your drone is protected against crashes and how much spare parts cost, particularly if you're going to let your kids have a go.
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The case is another example of the legal battle for recognition that transgender people are protected against sex discrimination by the existent language in Title VII of The Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain cannot be fully protected against terrorism and an attack similar to those seen recently in mainland Europe is a question of "when, not if," London's police chief said on Sunday.
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It costs $6,000 to buy, makes you walk extra slow, and limits your weapon usage to pistols and submachine guns, but it does a great job of keeping you protected against enemy fire.
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Comparing iOS and Android Overall, devices running the most recent versions of iOS and Android are comparably protected against offline attacks, when configured correctly by both the phone manufacturer and the end user.
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Human Rights Watch suggested on Wednesday that Brunei's new penal code violated global prohibitions against torture and other mistreatment, adding that adultery and homosexuality were protected against the death penalty by international law.
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"Given that fluoride is added to toothpaste to secure that the enamel surface of the teeth is properly protected against caries, there is no need to supplement the dietary fluoride intake," he said.
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"Man the battle stations and carry the message to Congress loudly and clearly: The value of grassroots baseball and our stewardship of the game needs to be protected against the onslaught of these suits."
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The country needs solidarity more than ever to jointly win a battle that it cannot lose, so that its people can be protected against disaster and patients around the country can return to health.
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It was just another example of something that Eckhardt and other experts had suspected for many years: that many critical election systems in the United States are poorly secured and protected against malicious attacks.
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" The age of consent is 18 in Uganda and, according to the country's Children Act Amendment of 2016, "every child has a right to be protected against all forms of violence including sexual abuse.
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The account had no balance requirement and, even though it&aposs all online, it&aposs still a FDIC-insured, meaning Ally is protected against losses for depositors, just like a brick-and-mortar bank.
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Morales, who has attacked American fast food for doing "a great deal of harm to humankind," emphasizes the importance of "food sovereignty"—the right of producers to be protected against competition from multinational agribusiness.
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Hundreds of thousands or even millions will not be financially protected against a medical emergency, and it will be harder for them to afford the routine health care that prevents bigger problems later on.
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They must therefore be robust enough to handle the high voltages such motors normally require while simultaneously being protected against damage from road debris and the risk of shorting out when periodically soaked in water.
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We will work with you to customize the perfect plan for your organization with your near and long term objectives for your organization and make sure you are not protected against one type of threat.
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The thing that impressed me, though, in India, even though they had a smallpox goddess — which they saw as a positive thing — they changed their mind when they could see that vaccination protected against smallpox.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines is well protected against capital outflows but the central bank remains prepared to provide liquidity to the financial system if necessary, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Nestor Espenilla said on Thursday.
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The aircraft is also protected against the effects of electromagnetic pulse and has an electrical system designed to support advanced electronics and a wide variety of communications equipment, according to the Air Force's fact sheet.
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Five people died, 17 more were made gravely ill, thousands were put on preventive antibiotics and policy makers confronted, as they never had before, that the country needed to be protected against deliberately caused diseases.
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Until now, some experts in the UK have argued that men would ultimately be protected against the virus through "herd immunity": As long as girls are well-protected, the male population should be shielded, too.
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Nurse Jenny explained that the HPV vaccine does mean many young women won't contract certain strains of HPV, but there are many others that they aren't protected against that have been linked to cervical cancer.
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Initially, the eye that is operated on should be protected against pressure, especially at night by wearing an eye patch, and antibiotic drops are prescribed and other precautions taken to reduce the risk of infection.
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EU officials say the proposals wouldn't provide enough reassurance for Ireland and other EU members that their single market was protected against price dumping, unfair competition and smuggling at the border's roughly 270 crossing points.
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You're not really protected against rampant data brokering on "background check" sites like Whitepages and BeenVerified, which scrape public records and compile information — like your home address and phone number — and make them painfully visible.
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Customers from the European Economic Area can now share their GBP account details for direct debits in the U.K. Direct debits are protected against some fraud and payment errors by the U.K. Direct Debit Guarantee.
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The law punishes whoever originates or circulates rumours calculated to affect adversely the credit or business of individuals or corporations... But how is the public protected against the danger of buying stocks above their real value?
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Folks who had received the meningitis vaccine were less likely to have showed up with a case of gonorrhea—the researchers' math showed that the meningitis vaccine might have protected against 31 percent of gonorrhea cases.
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"Denying access to such health services violates [women] and girls' rights to be protected against gender-based discrimination and violence as well as torture and ill-treatment," several United Nations experts said in an April statement.
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The agent appealed on the grounds of qualified immunity but in August a federal appeals court said the boy deserved to be constitutionally protected against Swartz's use of deadly force, allowing the mother's claim to proceed.
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Experts tend to agree that the problem is not with the vaccine itself but rather low vaccination coverage, as a fully immunized community would be protected against both vaccine-derived and wild polioviruses, according to WHO.
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While Manning is protected against "double jeopardy," meaning that she won't be charged for the same crime twice, the courts have typically ruled that witnesses have no 5th Amendment rights in front of a grand jury.
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Trading LNG in spot markets and on futures exchanges does expose buyers to risk as prices can spike due to unforeseen supply disruptions or sudden demand rises, something they were protected against under long-term agreements.
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The vaccine for smallpox, for instance, was developed after Edward Jenner at the turn of the 19th century recognized that milkmaids were protected against smallpox because they'd already been infected with a related disease from cows.
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Van Steenis, however, downplayed the positive impacts of this move, saying that research suggested it was "a bit of a wash" that protected against incremental rate cuts but not the broader move into record low territory.
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Only 5% of the largest voting counties in the U.S. are protected against email impersonation and phishing attacks, seen as a key attack method by hackers who officials say want to disrupt the upcoming presidential election.
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The Australian government has argued that the powers are necessary to defend its citizens against terrorism and crime, and that companies are protected against having to introduce capabilities that would introduce a "Systemic Weakness" into their technology.
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"Without well-defined oversight procedures and more frequent monitoring of security controls, CMS has less assurance that state-based marketplaces are adequately protected against risks to the sensitive data they collect, process, and maintain," Wednesday's report reads.
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"Nuclear plants must be protected against the most severe natural disasters they could face today - not those estimated 40 years ago," said Edwin Lyman, acting director of the Nuclear Safety Project at the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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RMI: Fitch calculates Tereos's and TI's financial ratios by excluding the debt and the interest costs used to finance those RMIs for which the agency has reasonable assurance from management that they are protected against price risk.
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" Levandowski and his co-founder, Lior Ron, would not agree to sell their company to Uber unless they were protected against any potential future lawsuits, including those that occurred as a result of any "pre-signing bad acts.
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Trudeau's mandate requires enhanced rights for individuals, including rights to transfer their data across platforms; to withdraw, remove and erase basic personal information; to be notified and compensated when breaches occur; and to be protected against online discrimination.
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And I think in some ways our society is better protected against a Goldman Sachs fighting for bad policy in Washington, making a bunch of money on it, and then throwing five million dollars at a women's shelter.
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The faux-head was protected against the risk of injury up to eight times better when it was wearing an inflatable bike helmet made by Swedish company Hövding Sweden AB than when it was wearing a regular one.
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So liberals do know—as I emphasized in my earlier piece—that basic personal rights have to be protected against political abuse, and that institutions that can do this are precious and not to be taken for granted.
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You don't want all that much consistency when you've got a chief executive whose recent triumph in regulatory reform was to roll back the requirement that new highways be protected against flooding — 10 days before the first hurricane.
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Roughly half of the 2.2 million rental units in New York City are regulated, which means rents are only supposed to go up a small amount every year and tenants are supposed to be protected against unlawful evictions.
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The trading partners said that under the revised deal investors should be protected against expropriation of assets and be guaranteed fair and equitable treatment, but that governments were free to set policies, even those that hit investors' profit expectations.
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If your home isn't protected against this onslaught, with fire-resistant roofing and siding and vents that can be closed to prevent embers from being sucked inside, it can burn to the ground even if the surrounding vegetation survives.
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"The public must be protected against the possibility that government attorneys in a variety of ways will conduct 'their offices with an eye toward future private employment,' whether by law firms or prospective clients," the brief said, quoting Brown.
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CHICAGO/LONDON (Reuters) - When French drugmaker Sanofi published the results of clinical trials of children given its dengue vaccine two years ago, the overall findings were that it protected against the world's biggest and fastest growing mosquito-borne disease.
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According to Nature News, Ian Morgan, a myopia researcher at the Australian National University, has estimated that children need to spend around three hours per day under light levels of at least 10,000 lux to be protected against myopia.
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Still, it's possible that methadone treatment protected against deaths from causes beyond just overdoses because of the numerous ways substance programs can impact people's day-to-day lives, said lead study author Angela Russolillo, also of Simon Fraser University.
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Android has a more secure default for online attacks at start-up Overall, devices running the most recent versions of iOS and Android are comparably protected against offline attacks, when configured correctly by both the phone manufacturer and the end user.
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Despite all their flaws, the liberal democracies remain amongst the only countries in the world where citizens are not in abject fear of those in authority, where liberty and even life are broadly protected against the savagery of unrestricted government power.
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But regardless of whether you think our tribe is full of sensationalists to be protected against or heroes to be lauded, it's worth asking: Why are governments increasingly so insecure about letting us all see what they are up to?
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But to ensure that the deal is protected against legal challenges, a majority of Tesla's shareholders, excluding Mr. Musk, would most likely have to vote for the deal, said Charles M. Elson, a professor of finance at the University of Delaware.
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The Wall Street Journal reports that Trump's lawyers are researching a 1997 case in which a federal appeals court ruled that sitting presidents and their top advisers are protected against disclosing certain information about decision-making and official government actions.
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If children are, in fact, protected against the coronavirus, that's heartening news, considering that kids are less inclined to wash their hands and cover their mouths when they cough — two important measures that help to protect against spreading the condition.
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Last May the Department of Education under the Obama administration issued guidance to federally funded schools that transgender students are protected against discrimination by Title IX of the US constitution—a law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex.
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Britain's banks have had to triple the capital they hold as a cushion against potential losses since the 75423-09 financial crisis which plunged the country into a recession, and the BoE is keen to ensure they are well-protected against future risks.
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"We need to better understand how to improve vaccination levels in children with autism spectrum disorder and their siblings, so they can be fully protected against vaccine-preventable diseases," said co-author Frank DeStefano, a researcher at the CDC's Immunization Safety Office.
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The reasons range from plausible—testosterone and estrogen could weaken and strengthen the immune system, respectively—to seemingly tongue-in-cheek: Sue suggests that men could have evolved their man flu response because it kept our surviving paleolithic ancestors better protected against predators.
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If so, now is probably a good time to check whether or not those products are protected against the GPS Week Number Rollover issue — a sort of mini Y2K Bug for GPS receivers that will come into effect from April 6th this year.
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In fact, some silhouettes just beg for a sock; not only do they keep your toes toasty and protected against winter conditions, but they also add dimension to your look — and give your sandals a completely different feel from their summertime vibes.
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"And the driving force of the NLRA was the recognition that there was an imbalance, that there was no true liberty of contract, so that's why they said, in the NLRA, concerted activity is to be protected against employer interference," she said.
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We start giving flu shots at 6 months; a baby needs two doses, one month apart, so your baby should be protected against flu, and an 8-month-old child should also have finished the series of vaccines against rotavirus, which causes diarrhea.
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The country's constitution clearly states that every citizen has a right to privacy and a right to be protected against misuse of their personal data, and because it's not a member of the European Union, it can play by its own rules.
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The basic concept of fair use is that works that are meaningfully "transformative" of their original source — rather than a purely derivative copy — constitute a form of parody (even if they're not strictly humorous), and are thus protected against claims of copyright infringement.
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The solution for stopping this type of polio is for every child to be vaccinated to stop its transmission, according to WHO, which has noted that if a population is fully immunized, they will be protected against both vaccine-derived and wild polioviruses.
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If you own the Tonal and want to be protected against potential attackers, consider setting up a dedicated Wi-Fi network for just the Tonal machine or use a smart plug that can turn the machine on / off before and after each use.
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LONDON — A British court ruled on Friday that ethical veganism was a philosophical belief that should be protected against workplace discrimination, in a landmark decision sought by a vegan who claimed he had been unfairly dismissed from his job because of it.
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While Trump continues to enjoy a sky-high approval rating within the Republican Party, Sasse has been protected against a wave of threats to his seat partially due to his solidly conservative voting record and his backing from the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
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"Whether we're turning vehicles into wifi-connected hotspots or equipping them with millions of lines of code to become fully automated, it is important that they are protected against cyber-attacks," Martin Callanan, a minister in the Department for Transport, said in a statement.
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One reminded them that although athletes should have a choice in attire, many people were missing the point of Raisman's tweet: Children should be able to train in a safe space where they're protected against abuse and encouraged to speak out against sexual predators.
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Combined, that makes a group of equities that is relatively protected against damage to both manufacturing difficulties and an economic slowdown in China, should hold up well if the US economy weakens or goes into a recession that crimps consumer spending, and is unusually inexpensive.
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As far as keeping home security cameras protected against hackers, Craig Shue — an associate professor in computer science — told TIME that he recommends regularly changing passwords (as well as ensuring passwords are unique across a user's various devices and accounts) and activating two-factor authentication.
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At least seven schools have measles vaccination rates below 80 percent, lower than some developing countries like Guatemala, where 86 percent of children between 12 months and 23 months old are protected against measles, or India, with 88 percent, according to a World Bank study.
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"Public Health urges residents, especially those who travel internationally and those who have not been fully protected against measles, to get the measles immunization in order to better protect their individual health and to prevent the spread of measles to others," the department said.
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Scan for problemsImage: ScreenshotYour antivirus program should be running in the background to keep you protected against most of the threats that come your way, but you should still be doing an in-depth scan every once in a while—check your program's support section for details.
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In sum, there are important public policy issues that deserve a full debate in Congress, such as the future of a competitive industry, the integrity of our nation's payment system, and the ability of consumers to be protected against bad actors and taxpayers from new risk.
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It's not about this single iPhone 5C, but whether Apple should be forced to weaken its encryption and allow law enforcement officials to gather the data they need on modern devices, but at the same time keep all iPhone users secure and protected against malicious attackers.
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Carole knows that her daughter is not enjoying any of this, but she has found comfort in such rituals and she believes that her grandson will not be protected against the world's evils—including his mother's lack of interest in him—until this one is performed.
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If that wasn't concerning enough, in some regions of the country, up to 220 percent of kids now aren't being protected against preventable diseases like measles and whooping cough, says Peter Hotez, director of the Texas Children's Hospital Center for Vaccine Development at Baylor College of Medicine.
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In a unanimous decision on Wednesday, a three-judge panel of the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals said Fannie Mae is protected against the homeowner's claims by the Merrill doctrine, a U.S. Supreme Court precedent holding that the government cannot be bound by unauthorized acts of its agents.
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Instead, under the guise of "regulatory reform," Republican congressional leaders are pushing a series of bills that would weaken federal agencies by impairing their ability to carry out their basic responsibilities under the law to ensure our families are protected against unsafe or unfair products, pollution and practices.
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None of the founders would have accepted that kind of reasoning," Schiff said, adding later, "In fact, the idea that the core offense that the founders protected against, that core offense is abuse of power, is beyond the reach of Congress through impeachment would have terrified the founders.
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In an article written last year, he expressed his belief that trans students should not be protected against discrimination on the basis of sex in education under Title IX. In the same article, Severino called trans women "biological men" and suggested their equal rights threaten the safety of cisgender women.
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So we fight for the right of transgender Americans to have our medical care covered by insurance, and to be protected against discrimination on the basis of sex, because we know that the way trans people are treated throughout our lives has a major impact on the likelihood of our survival.
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There were aspirations to ensure that the D.N.C. was well protected against cyberintruders — and then there was the reality, Mr. Brown and his bosses at the organization acknowledged: The D.N.C. was a nonprofit group, dependent on donations, with a fraction of the security budget that a corporation its size would have.
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While it's all fine and good for your little swimmer to look lovely while splashing in the pool or playing on the sand, it's much more important that he or she is protected against the sun and enjoys an easy range of motion for swimming, treading, wading, and playing out of the water.
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America's workers deserve a Labor secretary who will respect workers of all creeds, colors and credentials—one who will ensure that workers are treated fairly, have the right to form unions and bargain, are fully protected against wage theft and hazardous working conditions, and have real opportunities for upward mobility and financial relief.
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Everyone, from small nations who thought they were protected against Russian aggression, to Mexican entrepreneurs who thought they had guaranteed access to our markets, to Iraqi interpreters who thought their service with the U.S. meant an assurance of sanctuary, now has to wonder whether they'll be treated like stiffed contractors at a Trump hotel.
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One of these experts, Andrew Ford Lyons, a Technologist at Internews, made it clear on Google's blog that while this security feature is important for targeted individuals, it should be viewed as a preventative step — a tactful nod that no system is fully protected against the increasing sophistication of hackers (especially the state-sponsored type).
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California laws require employees to be "protected against the hazard of walking through glass by barriers or by conspicuous durable markings," so the company could be fined if it does not find a better solution for marking doors and walls — or it keeps removing Post-it notes put up with the express purpose for just that.
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You can't be protected against employment discrimination if you can't get a job in the first place, said Gehi, so these protections don't always offer much help to undocumented LGBTQ people—some of whom Trump has sworn to remove from the country within his first 100 days in office—or LGBTQ people with past criminal convictions.
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Low risk... but not no riskThe good news is that if you keep your phone up to date with the latest patches, stick to well-known apps inside the Google Play Store (which is far from foolproof, FYI) and Apple App Store, and avoiding tapping on any suspect links that arrive on your phone, you're largely protected against malware hitting your device.
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We do not need to be protected against immigrants from these countries–on the contrary we want to stretch out a helping hand, to save those who have managed to flee into Western Europe, to succor those who are brave enough to escape from barbarism, to welcome and restore them against the day when their countries will, as we hope, be free again.
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This strategy should, in particular, focus on encouraging and incentivizing countries to make nuclear security a priority; ensuring that all nuclear materials, weapons and facilities around the world are protected against all plausible threats in those countries; assessing and strengthening nuclear security culture at nuclear facilities; and supporting efforts to reduce security costs by consolidating nuclear materials to fewer sites.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (D-Ore.) in a letter dated Wednesday that its swiping data and images on the application are better protected against malicious hackers looking to access such information.
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This is fantastic.... We do not need to be protected against immigrants from these countries—on the contrary we want to stretch out a helping hand, to save those who have managed to flee into Western Europe, to succor those who are brave enough to escape from barbarism, to welcome and restore them against the day when their countries will, as we hope, be free again.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (D-Ore.) in a letter dated Wednesday that its swiping data and images on the application are better protected against malicious hackers looking to access such information.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE's new executive order codifies longstanding Department of Education Office of Civil Rights (OCR) policy that, for the purposes of Title VI discrimination claims, Jewish students are protected against anti-Semitism.
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People, companies, organizations, and communities that didn't adapt started struggling to stay alive and either died, like many of the anaerobic bacteria, or retreated to the equivalent of the bottom of the ocean, where anaerobic bacteria hide in the post-oxygen world—taxi companies protected against Uber by governments; paywalled Elsevier protected by the conservative nature of academic publishing; and the pirate cassette tape business in North Korea, for example.
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The assets range from healthcare research facilities to renewable energy infrastructure but would no longer enjoy what is known as the "protocol of privileges and immunity" after Brexit as Britain would be outside the EU. "So far our assets here are protected against any court tapping them, that will not be the case in future so we must find a way to organize the future because we are not going to simply pull out the assets here," Hoyer said.
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