That's not protecting anyone, that's not protecting health, its protecting bottom lines.
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This is about protecting consumers and protecting brands but it's also about protecting our brand and reputation.
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Protecting America means protecting our soldiers deployed overseas just as much as it means protecting U.S. soil.
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"We have a mandate to enforce the laws protecting people against discrimination, protecting workers, protecting against pollution," she said.
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But while Anthony was protecting others, who was protecting him?
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Are they focused on protecting children, or protecting a game?
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"You know, we're protecting Germany, we're protecting France," Trump said.
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It's about ensuring that you're protecting yourself and protecting others.
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He campaigned on protecting Confederate iconography and protecting Confederate monuments.
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Protecting our economy, protecting jobs, and protecting the rights of creatives are all issues on which both sides of the aisle can agree.
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This isn't about protecting my feelings — it's about protecting everyone else's.
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Whether it's protecting their business interests or protecting their personal interests.
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Because the flu spreads so easily, protecting yourself means also protecting others.
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"Protecting the banks and protecting consumer data is prohibitively expensive," McWilliams said.
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You know, we&aposre protecting Germany, we&aposre protecting France, we&aposre protecting everybody, and yet we&aposre paying a lot of money to protect.
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"He is ... open to a number of different approaches that properly balance protecting the environment and protecting American workers and protecting economic growth," Hook said.
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"It has to do with protecting it from Donald Trump, protecting it from the Ku Klux Klan, protecting it from all the evil forces out there."
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First, it was protecting them from cars, now, they're protecting them from bullets.
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"It was about not protecting their buddy, but protecting overall safety," Bowen says.
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Protecting your head can sometimes be even more difficult than protecting your feet.
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It's actually a choice between protecting his own honor or protecting someone else's.
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SO, THE TARIFFS ARE ABOUT PROTECTING OUR COMPANIES AND ABOUT PROTECTING OUR WORKERS.
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But it's not more important than protecting our children, protecting our little girls. PERIOD.
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They have long advocated for protecting same-sex marriage and for protecting religious dissenters.
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We are protecting the environment and you can't stop us from protecting the environment.
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"Right now, we're protecting, we're basically protecting Japan," Trump told the New York Times.
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The focus shouldn't be on protecting the ESA; it should be on protecting species.
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And so protecting the talent, protecting directors, and protecting producers, and making sure that you maintain an environment where they want to do business with you is critical.
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Which is more important: Protecting people's access to their own information, or protecting their safety?
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But first, protecting America, protecting the children, that&aposs the focus of tonight&aposs ANGLE.
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Republicans focus on protecting against terrorism, protecting jobs, maintaining military supremacy and reducing illegal immigration.
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Protecting our autonomy doesn't just mean changing a password or protecting a Social Security number.
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But the mission quickly evolved from protecting civilians in Benghazi to protecting civilians wherever they were.
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Protecting our political institutions, elections and campaigns from foreign interference is critical to protecting America's democracy.
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Overall, it's a step in the right direction, protecting the players, protecting the schedule as well.
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"We have to do this balance of protecting the victim and protecting due process," Dingell said.
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In the proposal, language protecting pensioners in a bankruptcy setting is stronger than language protecting bondholders.
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"The majority of people responsible for protecting networks know fuck-all about protecting networks," Desautels says.
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In Treasury's proposal, language protecting pensioners in a bankruptcy setting is stronger than language protecting bondholders.
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By protecting the perimeter at all costs, they were a half-step late protecting the rim.
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We must always prioritize protecting children over protecting the reputation of any private or public institution.
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"Tomorrow is about protecting life, protecting property and ensuring everybody is safe as possible," Berejiklian said.
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"Tomorrow is about protecting life, protecting property and ensuring everybody is safe as possible," Berejiklian said.
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And they weren't just protecting their water, they were protecting everyone's -- because that's how water works.
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Protecting freedom of speech involves protecting the voices of people with whom you may violently disagree.
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"The Democrats are more focused on protecting the mosquito than they are protecting people," he said.
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Davis feels that rules aimed at protecting cheerleaders shouldn't also penalize the ones who need protecting.
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And that took precedence over protecting my life, because in protecting it, I was ruining it.
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It should not need saying, but protecting women means protecting women of all races and ethnicities.
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Protecting elections from hacking threats means a lot more than protecting election systems from being hacked.
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States with reliable records of protecting animals also tended to have strong laws protecting human rights.
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Protecting national security Protecting national security has also been a central goal of the conservative movement.
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And it's about protecting the investment by Louisiana companies in new technologies and protecting Louisiana jobs.
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Plus, getting the vaccine isn't only about protecting yourself; it's about protecting others through herd immunity.
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"We talk about protecting the environment or we talk about healthy eating habits, protecting ourselves, being kind and protecting our community," Clinton says about the discussions she has with her own children.
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" His proposal involves specific recommendations under the three pillars of "protecting young people and those suffering from gambling addiction, protecting the integrity of the game, and protecting consumers and individuals placing bets.
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DHS takes the lead on protecting election infrastructure, such as aiding states on protecting voter registration databases.
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That's because getting the vaccine isn't only about protecting yourself; it's about protecting others through herd immunity.
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And McKinley, prior to being president, he was very strong on protecting our assets, protecting our country.
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The top priorities were protecting against terrorist threats, protecting jobs for American workers and reducing illegal immigration.
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The mangroves are the natural habitat of the piangua, and so protecting one means protecting the other.
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However, if you don't believe in protecting "offensive" speech, you don't believe in protecting speech at all.
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Protecting trees is a way of protecting much of what makes life on earth life on earth.
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" That means, he continued, "One aims at protecting the individual; the other aims at protecting the group.
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Whether it's protecting their privacy from being doxxed and harassed, or protecting them from being bullied off the platform, or protecting them from being encouraged to kill themselves, harassment takes many different forms.
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"It's no longer a matter of protecting against theft, but instead protecting ourselves against the fallout," he explained.
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Protecting endpoints that lead to voter databases isn't just about computer security – it's about protecting our political system.
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"The priority has always been in protecting priests and protecting church assets," Ms. Madigan said in an interview.
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And again, at the major college and N.F.L. level, protecting the players also meant protecting the bottom line.
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NATO isn't just about protecting those countries of eastern Europe that border Russia, it's about protecting us all.
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STEIN: You know, my struggles have been around protecting our air quality, protecting people from mercury in fish.
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Protecting wild wolves from illegal hunting, trapping and poaching is another goal as well as protecting their natural habitats.
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Making our economy work for everyone, not just those at the top, protecting our country and protecting our planet.
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The state appears to be protecting its dignity, although it claims to be protecting the family of Teresa Halbach.
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"It would fundamentally change our government's role from one of protecting the public to protecting corporate profits," he added.
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As a result, Reynolds says, the focus shifted away from protecting property rights to protecting the institution of marriage.
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Trump is more concerned with protecting his presidency and validating his election than he is in protecting this country.
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Mr. Workman lamented how the conflict over coal, between protecting jobs and protecting the environment, had become so bitter.
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For Australian public officials, this portends a conflict between protecting the country's powerful mining sector and protecting the environment.
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It often involves protecting vulnerable witnesses, keeping upcoming operations hush hush, or protecting a fellow police officer who's working undercover.
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Abbey helps explain why wilderness is worth protecting, while plotting the course of where we went wrong in protecting it.
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"The First Amendment is about protecting horrible opinions, not protecting reasonable ones," said W. Edward ReBrook IV, one defense lawyer.
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"The big revelation for me is human resource departments have not been protecting workers; they've been protecting companies," she explained.
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And it works just as well at protecting skin from losing moisture as it does protecting a farm animal's coat.
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"They kind of admonished them for not protecting their rights and not protecting the girls in their community," Sinclair said.
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"The district seems to be a little bit more concerned about protecting themselves than protecting their students," his father said.
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Protecting wildlife and wild spaces is about protecting ourselves, it's about ensuring our own wealth, health and future well-being.
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"I wouldn't be surprised if she died protecting her children, because that was Tara, always protecting her babies," she said.
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In court documents, they told the judge that the state's goal is "protecting fetal life" as well as protecting women.
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It acknowledges that protecting children, including ones not yet born, often requires protecting and supporting their mothers and families too.
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I could just be protecting my hair from the outside elements or protecting the outside elements from my uncooperative hair.
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"Frankly, the agency is concerned about protecting itself rather than protecting you all, and that's the bottom line," she said.
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"I'm committed to protecting everyone's constitutional right to protest peacefully, while also protecting people's lives, homes, and communities," he said.
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There's often a decision between protecting who you love and protecting the integrity of what you set out to do.
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This is about protecting the habitat of the species and it is about protecting the natural asset that they represent.
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"As we go into that negotiation, my clear view and I believe the view of the majority of the people in Britain is that we should prioritize protecting jobs, protecting economic growth and protecting prosperity," Hammond said.
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"My clear view, and I believe the view of the majority of people in Britain, is that we should prioritize protecting jobs, protecting economic growth, protecting prosperity as we enter those negotiations and take them forward," he said.
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"I said, you know Angela, I can't guarantee it, but we're protecting you, and it means a lot more to you than protecting us because I don't know how much protection we get by protecting you," Trump said.
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"I said, you know, Angela, I can't guarantee it, but we're protecting you, and it means a lot more to you than protecting us because I don't know how much protection we get by protecting you," Trump said.
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"This will allow the EPA to focus on its primary mission of protecting our air and protecting our water," he said.
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They were more interested in protecting the image of the Catholic Church than they were in protecting children and believing victims.
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"They are not protecting the interest of the people, they are protecting their own interest," he said, referring to the military.
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According to CEO Francois-Henri Pinault, protecting the planet and its inhabitants and protecting its shareholders are one and the same.
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About whether they were more interested in protecting their star anchor than they were in protecting the women of the company.
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We are talking about Social Security, protecting it, and protecting Medicare, and finding ways to get every single American health care.
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What they're saying: The catch: Fed rate cuts are better at protecting the markets than they are at protecting the economy.
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But the people of Dayton deserve a President more focused on protecting them from gun violence than protecting his own ego.
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At that point, Cohen would need to decide between protecting Trump and protecting himself from costly legal proceedings and potential jailtime.
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But when we take a vaccine, we're not just protecting ourselves — we're protecting those around us, and ensuring a less infected future.
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In the future, finding more nurseries and protecting more swaths of the ocean could be critical to protecting these manta ray populations.
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"The way to do it is not to propose further measures that are about protecting borders rather than protecting people," Manne said.
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Does this not highlight that the Presidents right on vetting, on building the wall, protecting the country, protecting the American people first?
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So if people want to talk about protecting their homes, talk about protecting their homes—don't start by talking about climate change.
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They aren't protecting it in the same way we western environmentalists think of protecting nature, like any of us protect our homes.
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It's between us and the South Koreans, it's part of protecting our own forces on the Korean peninsula and protecting South Korea.
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"All that time, this land, this marsh, was holding on to the mud and protecting Houma and protecting New Orleans," he said.
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It's just the latest piece of evidence that when Trump talks about protecting coal miners, he's actually talking about protecting coal companies.
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We need companies to put as much value on protecting their employees from abuse as they do on protecting their bottom line.
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"Let's face the facts: Hillary Clinton cared more about protecting her own secrets than she cared about protecting America's secrets," he said.
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"Protecting this endangered species means protecting the music world... and (means) that the music coming from Cameroon's forest will continue," she said.
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Yes, I think Mr. Comey's letter was about protecting himself and his agency, but it was also about protecting the election results.
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And, if the statute protecting the CFPB director from firing can be rewritten, so too could the statute protecting Federal Reserve governors.
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It's between us and the South Koreans; it's part of protecting our own forces on the Korean peninsula, and protecting South Korea.
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China is also a major engine for global growth, and protecting its supply chains means protecting international ones and sustaining growth worldwide.
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"Protecting food quality, protecting air quality, protecting water quality, promoting energy efficiency, saving species that would otherwise go extinct — in general, all these things became law because they reflected public concerns about real problems that people wanted addressed," he said.
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All he cared about was protecting Lily, and then protecting Harry when that failed (and as we have seen, protecting did not mean nurturing in any way), all so he could look into her eyes from time to time (super normal!).
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When the decision was protecting democracy from foreign attack or protecting Republican interests, it was apparently an easy decision for the majority leader.
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But the investigation showed her that the company was more interested in protecting itself and its male managers than protecting her from assault.
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We have a President who seems to be more interested in protecting the reputation and image of Islam than he is protecting us.
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"All of our focus was on protecting Warren, protecting him legally, physically, financially -- any way we could find to protect him," Jessop says.
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In the Senate, Collins voted to keep two regulations, one aimed at protecting streams and another aimed at protecting funding for abortion providers.
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Companies like Google, Cloudflare and Akamai have a good-will interest in protecting them, but protecting someone like Krebs is also good marketing.
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"They were more looking at protecting themselves than protecting us," said Daniel Fahey, who served on the Congo panel in 2013 and 2014.
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"I'm committed to protecting everyone's constitutional right to protest peacefully, while also protecting people's lives, homes, and communities," Greitens said in a statement.
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Farewell, immigration reform, Paycheck Fairness Act, legislation protecting Americans with pre-existing conditions, lowering prescription drug prices, protecting election security, restoring net neutrality.
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The Czech Republic is its protecting power in Syria, the Swedish are the protecting power in North Korea and the Swiss are in Iran.
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MACCALLUM: I mean, it&aposs all about protecting all those buildings, protecting all those jobs not really even care what party you&aposre in.
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"Protecting the integrity of our elections and protecting our elections from unlawful foreign influence are core functions of our campaign finance laws," he said.
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The further implication is that the fastest-growing companies focus on protecting their highest revenue customers more so than protecting all of their customers.
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In the struggle between protecting the democratic process from covert foreign influence versus protecting First Amendment rights, Americans should not be forced to choose.
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Still, Apple insists its goal with iOS and iPhone security is not about protecting users from the government, it's about protecting users from hackers.
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"Protecting federal dollars, while enhancing IRS's case management and protecting taxpayer dependents, can help bolster the public's confidence in the tax system," GAO said.
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And what incumbent, regardless of party affiliation, wants to explain to constituents why protecting foreign criminals is a higher priority than protecting public safety?
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So Trump would face a trade-off between maximally protecting his associates from legal jeopardy while still protecting their rights to plead the Fifth.
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Protecting the image of the Olympic team, a gymnastics program and a university seems to have meant more to these adults than protecting children.
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The executive order, originally called "Protecting Medicare From Socialist Destruction," was renamed "Protecting and Improving Medicare for Our Nation's Seniors" before Mr. Trump's speech.
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"By a 13-point margin [53 percent to 40 percent], voters consider protecting against gun violence more important than protecting gun rights," Fox reported.
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A Trump Republican presidency promises to erode practically every protection we've created for each other through our government: economic support protecting the disadvantaged from destitution, environmental regulation protecting our resources and health from pollution, financial regulations protecting us from dangerous business practices, equal rights.
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Suspicious husband, brother protecting his honour, father protecting his honour, son protecting his honour, jilted lover avenging his honour, feuding farmers settling their water disputes, moneylenders collecting their interest: most of life's arguments, it seemed, got settled by doing various things to a woman's body.
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She accuses her son and Dr. Fujita of protecting GRTA as if she were their offspring, instead of protecting the living people in their trial.
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Clark was brought in after Wal-Mart announced that Asda would shift the balance of its trading strategy from protecting profit to protecting market share.
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We avoid calling the police when we're in danger, because protecting Black men from the justice system is more important than protecting ourselves from them.
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Police departments are on notice that they should consider protecting the public's interest in the same way that they're considering protecting the police officer's interest.
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"We will have the best of America there protecting the participants at the convention and they're going to be protecting the protesters, too," he added.
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The prepaid industry is committed to protecting taxpayers and has already put in place a number of security measures and controls aimed at protecting consumers.
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" Omanovic said "It shows that the department is more concerned about protecting security companies than it is about protecting people's human rights or government transparency.
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Protecting the history of human exploration on the moon also means protecting the garbage — its historic value is immense, but so is its scientific value.
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"Protecting critical infrastructure, including the supply chains associated with such infrastructure, is a critical part of protecting America's national security and public safety," she added.
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I see myself as a Ronald Reagan Republican, someone that is very, very good with protecting the economy, but also good at protecting the environment.
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"The CFPB's rule was never about protecting consumers; rather, it was about protecting trial lawyers and their wallets," said Consumer Bankers Association President Richard Hunt.
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It's in part about protecting the government, but also about protecting the wider UK digital economy, since cyber attacks would directly impact confidence in the latter.
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David Cheesewright, CEO of Walmart International, in June expressed disappointment at Asda's weak performance and said it would shift from protecting profit to protecting market share.
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A power to "define and punish" an "offense against the law of nations" included protecting foreign ambassadors against interference, protecting safe-conduct passes — and restricting immigration.
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The reality, however, is that the EC has a habit of protecting competitors from competition, rather than protecting consumers, who are the focus of U.S. law.
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"I don't think any American would say I'm against protecting our border, protecting our people," Bottner, a senior adviser at the Independent Women's Forum, told Hill.
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" The bloc, he said, is focused on preserving its own interests: "protecting peace in Ulster, protecting the single market and facilitating a smooth exit for Britain.
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"He seemed more concerned in protecting himself than in protecting the rain forest," Marcio Astrini, the coordinator of public policies at Greenpeace, said in a statement.
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"He seemed more concerned in protecting himself than in protecting the rain forest," Marcio Astrini, the coordinator of public policies at Greenpeace, said in a statement.
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Turkey has committed to protecting civilians, protecting religious minorities, including Christians, and ensuring no humanitarian crisis takes place—and we will hold them to this commitment.
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It is important to have someone in the cabinet who is more interested in protecting academic integrity than in protecting business interests or the president's image.
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The two discussed the Energy Department's "continuing role in protecting our nation, powering our nuclear navy, and protecting our Nation's grid," he said in a tweet.
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In the Institute's spring poll, protecting the environment ranked third (218%) among foreign policy priorities, behind protecting human rights and preventing the rise of terrorist groups.
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And that took precedence over protecting my life, because in protecting it, I was ruining it ... Like what, you can't go outside with who you're with?
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When thinking about how to protect your digital communications, it is imperative that you first think about what you're protecting and who you're protecting it from.
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"My clear view, and I believe the view of the majority of people in Britain, is that we should prioritize protecting jobs, protecting economic growth, protecting prosperity as we enter those negotiations," Hammond told reporters before a meeting of the 28 EU finance ministers in Luxembourg.
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"Executive privilege claims customarily come with an underlying rationale such as national security, protecting internal deliberations or protecting ongoing DOJ investigations," Rozell told CNN in an email.
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"It's about protecting our election hardware and infrastructure but it is also about protecting us from this disinformation campaign, all of this really bad stuff," Klobuchar said.
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" The daughter, whose identity PEOPLE is protecting because she's a minor, said the same thing in an interview with CBS This Morning — that Harris was "protecting me.
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But the university itself should not be one big intellectual safe space; protecting students' dignity is not the same as protecting them from challenges to their ideas.
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Her gaze traveled around her room and then she saw him, just like in her dreams, standing next to her door—guarding it, protecting it, protecting her.
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"I kind of say, joking around I guess, but when I was playing, I was protecting 22014 guys, and now, I'm protecting 22014 guys," Parros, 38, said.
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"So we are there, we are protecting our interest in our neighborhood and we are protecting the safety and security of the Persian Gulf area," Ravanchi added.
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"Should EPA repeal two existing rules protecting infants from neurotoxins in order to promulgate a new rule protecting adults from a newly discovered liver toxin?" she wrote.
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Industry observers have long thought that the EU regulations were as much about protecting EU industry from competition as from protecting EU citizens' privacy and data rights.
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So many of the things that are done to us in the cyber dimension could be stopped through good hygiene; protecting the things you say, protecting your data, protecting your system so those who would use you to be a vehicle of their agenda would be less successful.
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Science is conducted by people of all different gender identities, races, abilities, nationalities, sexual orientations and backgrounds, so protecting science also means protecting the people that do it.
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Forget protecting because they're not protecting it, will they realize that they are now the guys who have to protect democracy, and what does that mean for business?
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A slate of new studies this week reveal two realities about elephants: they're great at protecting tiny critters in their environment, and humans are terrible at protecting elephants.
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While there are already federal laws protecting people from discrimination based on race, religion, sex and disability, there are no such federal laws explicitly protecting the LGBTQ population.
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I started using a blonde-specific shampoo and conditioner (I'm sticking with Redken's Blonde Idol line), plus protecting my strands in the sun with a UV protecting oil.
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This includes protecting the security of elections, enlisting citizens in the fight against disinformation and political coercion, and protecting the free and fair press, according to the report.
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Between the lines: The lawsuits argue in detail that drug companies can obtain patents under the guise of protecting innovation, while in reality only protecting an economic moat.
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The title of the executive order describes it as a measure "Protecting the Nation from Foreign Terrorist Entry into the United States," but it's not about protecting anyone.
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At risk are regulations protecting everything from clean air and water, to food and drug safety, to workplace and labor standards, to rules protecting internet freedom and privacy.
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"Turkey has committed to protecting civilians, protecting religious minorities, including Christians, and ensuring no humanitarian crisis takes place—and we will hold them to this commitment," Trump said.
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" He said Turkey is "committed to protecting civilians, protecting religious minorities, including Christians, and ensuring no humanitarian crisis takes place—and we will hold them to this commitment.
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"This is a president who is committed to protecting Americans and protecting the people of this country and he's not going to back down from that," Sanders responded.
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The industry says that under this model, companies are protecting their intellectual property, are protecting consumers' safety, and are protecting device security, though no company has put forward a coherent narrative or argument as to why these bills would result in less secure devices or the divulgence of trade secrets.
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"Really the tagline is, 'I'm on meth,' and what it's talking about is each one of us, no matter who we are, that we're on the case of meth -- that we're protecting our family, we're protecting our friends, we're protecting our communities from this epidemic that we see," the governor said.
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NWF's comprehensive goals include reversing climate change, protecting wildlife, supporting sustainability in outdoor recreation and hunting, instilling respect for our environment in our nation's youth, and protecting public lands.
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So if the president is truly going to fulfill his promise of protecting us from terror, he should really be protecting us from the men who look like him.
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"Protecting our data helps us secure the past, but protecting inferences and uses of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is what we will need to protect our future," the committee warns.
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At a time when open platforms like YouTube face a choice between protecting their users and protecting their users' ability to speak freely, counterspeech represents a tantalizing third possibility.
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China's crackdown "is all about protecting market stability and protecting the interest of investors, so halting these kinds of initial coin offerings is a very necessary action," Li said.
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In communities of color, such as Ferguson, it often feels like the police are protecting the white community from us instead of protecting our communities from the criminal element.
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However, League members learned that when the map was drawn, greater priority was placed on protecting incumbents than protecting the rights of Iowans to have fair and representative districts.
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"By ending its oversight role in the only authorized investigation in the House, the majority has placed the interests of protecting the president over protecting the country," he said.
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In order to accomplish that goal, it means committing ourselves to protecting political rights, to protecting civil rights – and to protect economic rights of all people in this country.
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The Rohrabacher/Leahy Amendment, a pesky congressional rider protecting the industry from FDA enforcement passed under the guise of protecting medical marijuana patients, prevents much action by the government.
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Wal-Mart said last month it would shift the balance of Asda's strategy from protecting profits to protecting market share, indicating more price cuts might be on the way.
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" She continued to press him on the issue of human rights, asking, "does the interest of the United States include protecting human rights and include protecting people against genocide?
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Even as the FCC debates modernizing Lifeline, some groups protest the agency protecting Lifeline subscriber privacy at all, which could have grave consequences when it comes to protecting privacy online.
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Ms Fry: Every criminal-justice system has to find some kind of balance between protecting the rights of innocent people falsely accused of crimes and protecting the victims of crimes.
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If the Trump administration is sincere about protecting American jobs, it may want to begin with holding irresponsible employers accountable, strengthening workplace laws and protecting the lives of American workers.
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Everywhere I looked, there were television screens showing various gun advocates who spoke about protecting the Second Amendment, and protecting themselves against "terrorists" and the other evils of the world.
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"We're proud to report that we're reducing the size of government, protecting taxpayer dollars and staying true to our core mission of protecting the environment," Pruitt said in a statement.
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And in better protecting workers' right to organize, we will also be better protecting their rights and the rights of all other workers to retirements which are lived in dignity.
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"We're proud to report that we're reducing the size of government, protecting taxpayer dollars and staying true to our core mission of protecting the environment," Pruitt said at the time.
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Ultimately, the EPA's proposal would force Duplin County residents and other people across the country to choose between protecting our privacy and protecting our children, our health and our environment.
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"The majority has placed the interests of protecting the President over protecting the country, and history will judge its actions harshly," said Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the committee.
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Everything from preventing disease to protecting the environment to protecting public safety is considered "discretionary funding," and that portion of the budget is at its lowest level in 50 years.
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"Protecting the military and protecting military families is a conservative value - it can move conservatives to think differently about federal policy when they have competing values at work," he said.
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Barack Hussein Obama got no such dispensation: Republicans attacked him as soft on ISIS and claimed he was more interested in protecting "the image of Islam" than in protecting America.
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But internal Facebook documents obtained by Motherboard show that beyond protecting democracy, there's a second, clearly stated reason that Facebook is interested in hardening its platform: protecting its public image.
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"If you look at the Airbnb challenges that they filed I thought it was very effective that along with their own filing they had EFF coming in… with all of the history of that organization, great brand, great tradition that EFF's built up protecting users, protecting privacy, protecting the web," he added.
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""Really, the tagline is 'I'm on meth,' and what it's talking about is that each one of us, no matter who we are, that we're on the case of meth," Noem said in the video, "that we're protecting our family, we're protecting our friends, we're protecting our communities from this epidemic we see.
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Under Mulvaney, it hasn't taken any enforcement actions so far at all and seems to be at least as equally concerned with protecting financial institutions as it is with protecting consumers.
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Though protecting devices and servers will always be important, organizations should not overlook the importance of protecting against people, said Tom Fanning, president and CEO of energy firm The Southern Company.
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A 103-page review of the science behind the rule from the EPA's independent Scientific Advisory Board determined that protecting these waters would have a real impact on protecting human health.
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But like Ned Stark, he lacks any of the cunning necessary to have even a slight chance of protecting those who need protecting most from the zero sum game of thrones.
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Because people with these chronic conditions know they're protecting their partners from HIV, for example, they may not consider that their treatments aren't also protecting their partners from other potential STIs.
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In an era when the commission's database is a prime target for adversaries foreign and domestic keen to sabotage and distort our democratic system, protecting America's elections demands protecting American voters.
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Absent from the speech was any mention of the department's other responsibilities, like protecting the nation's critical infrastructure, including computer systems, ensuring airline passenger safety or even protecting the president himself.
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Parents, deputies are on scene everywhere protecting your children. .
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" It accuses Hardy of protecting "Big Oil, not us.
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Protecting a woman's right to control her body, — radical?
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" He defended Orban, saying he was "protecting Hungary's security.
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"You can expect that we will shift the balance from protecting profit to protecting share," he told reporters ahead of the company's annual meeting with shareholders, being held in Arkansas on Friday.
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The campaign was a success, protecting the river which is considered sacred by the Lencas — the Indigenous tribe Cáceres belonged to — while also protecting the tribe's access to water, food and medicine.
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He also accused the GOP of not protecting its voters by being weak on border security, allowing "propaganda" in schools, not protecting religious freedom and allowing big tech companies to run rampant.
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Protecting the sanctity of the mission is tantamount to protecting and serving the national interest — which is the essence of governance and the most sacred and fundamental responsibility of the federal government.
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" Young children and the elderly are at higher risk of getting severe illness, Webby said: "So by getting vaccinated, you're not just protecting yourself, but also, through herd immunity, you're protecting others.
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We all want families to stay together, so let&aposs all work together to achieve that goal, while at the same time, protecting our border and protecting children from fake parent human smugglers.
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The problem is that most GOP funders and elected officials remain devoted to the cause of protecting fossil fuels, and protecting fossil fuels is, by definition, incommensurate with serious action on climate change.
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All archbishops in charge at that time were aware of some complaints and the archdiocese was preoccupied with protecting the reputation of the Church over and above protecting children's welfare, the report said.
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For one, they said, the Defense Department could assign a point person for protecting cultural heritage and take more of a leadership role in enforcing a 1954 Hague Convention on protecting cultural property.
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"The outspoken members of the Consumer Advisory Board seem more concerned about protecting their taxpayer funded junkets to Washington, D.C., and being wined and dined by the Bureau than protecting consumers," Czwartacki said.
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And in San Francisco, the land where anything goes, officials prefer protecting the rights of people to swing their arms (and weapons and needles) over protecting the collective chins of law-abiding citizens.
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In theory, body cameras can act as an "objective" third party during police encounters with civilians, thereby protecting civilians from excessive use of force and protecting police departments from unfounded claims of abuse.
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When Dewey talks about protecting the homeland, or Kalloor speaks of the importance of protecting consumer data, the words carry no real conviction, on the part of either the characters or the filmmakers.
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Nevertheless, our courts have determined repeatedly that, until the last third or so of a pregnancy, the state's interest in protecting women's health and decisional privacy outweighs its interest in protecting fetal life.
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According to Supergoop director of product development Sofia Gracia, there isn't much difference between a run-of-the-mill UV-protecting sunscreen and the blue light protecting formula in the company's Unseen Sunscreen.
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"I think that the mission for the chairman has been protecting the White House, protecting the president and furthering a political narrative which is completely at odds with the facts," Schiff told me.
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"They are so fastidious about protecting their animals," she said.
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That's especially true when it comes to protecting the elderly.
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I think he's done a great job at protecting immigrants.
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These states claimed their obstructive policies were really protecting women.
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Venus in Cancer shows its love by nurturing and protecting.
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Protecting customer privacy is of the utmost importance to us.
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He died a hero while protecting students from the shooter.
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She's not very talkative but claims she was protecting Sasha.
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So how can schools balance protecting students with informing them?
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By outliving them, she has indeed succeeded in protecting them.
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So it's not like she's not protecting them from me.
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Protecting communities can push wildland firefighters to take more risks.
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There are armed men here too, ostensibly protecting the camp.
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The trouble: We're not protecting nearly enough, according to experts.
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Contrary to what everyone says, protecting your hearing *is* cool.
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Protecting their freedom, however, is now a common European task.
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Lastly, California's rich are protecting their homes with private firefighters.
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But getting vaccinated isn't just about protecting yourself from infection.
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Sammi held her belly as if protecting her unborn son.
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You only know the police to be protecting and serving.
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But no, we're protecting the oil, we're securing the oil.
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Skin grows over the eggs, protecting them until they hatch.
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How do the cartels deal with protecting, and hiding, cash?
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It's always about security, it's always about protecting the privacy.
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We're not the ones the cops are out there protecting.
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We are accustomed to protecting privacy with fences and hedges.
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He soon realized, however, that protecting people was his calling.
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However, plenty admire him for protecting them from the Gulenists.
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And he failed on another front: protecting the Senate itself.
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The group is focused on protecting insects and their habitats.
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That's why I'm so passionate about protecting these kids' arms.
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And by accepting it you will be protecting your child!
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And so, what this lawsuit is about is protecting that.
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Employers may have gotten more aware about protecting employee information.
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Crowdsourced mapping is also proving useful in protecting human rights.
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Who's in Charge of Protecting Social Media from Election Interference?
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And the boundaries of protecting personal space have been reset.
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Just seeing the news about removing laws protecting trans people.
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What is the relationship between surfing and protecting the environment?
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Donald Trump's comment that Yellen is protecting Obama is nonsense.
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That was a CYA and Rosenstein protecting his corrupt friends.
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Planetary protection involves more than just protecting other planets, though.
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Protecting our community is more important than maximizing our profit.
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The aim of that was stated to be protecting prostitutes.
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We found ways to make sure we are protecting it.
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How are we protecting women in science at our institution?
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"The NCAA is just protecting the revenue sports," Willingham said.
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He didn't believe in protecting people because of family ties.
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The Obama administration is considering whether to continue protecting orangutans.
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Heller leans more toward defunding Planned Parenthood than protecting it.
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"The FCC's regulations weren't about protecting consumers' privacy," they wrote.
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Swisher: Brought it up, the idea of protecting privacy ... Yeah.
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Everything will have the ultimate aim of protecting the President.
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Protecting our community is more important than maximizing our profits.
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That's when she noticed the adorable cat protecting its store.
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Thau noted color is not crucial in protecting eye health.
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Now, they've locked up the guy protecting his blind side.
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An uneventful arrival is crucial to protecting the spacecraft's cargo.
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SADIQ KHAN: I am committed to protecting the green belt.
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He was helping off, protecting the rim, spreading the floor.
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Framers' design of protecting a broad range of substantive fundamental
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Me will be important to protecting Canadians in the future.
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Such occurrences have damaged the firm's reputation for protecting users.
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Protecting our customers' information is of critical importance to us.
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Protecting the safety of police officers is a good idea.
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Facebook may be under attack for not protecting user privacy.
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That's why protecting it for future generations is so important.
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But time waits for no one, especially for protecting taxpayers.
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Protecting this essential resource should be the ultimate American value.
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The burden of protecting the spirits weighs heavily on her. ■
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This is about doing what is right and protecting retirees.
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You were protecting her from seeing what was going on.
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Protecting against such military and terrorist attacks won't be cheap.
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Does preserving and protecting this right to act collectively matter?
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"The Stream Protection Rule is not about protecting streams," Rep.
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Both teams are looking to be better protecting the ball.
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Protecting the integrity of the markets is an important goal.
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Protecting your assets is an essential part of financial wellness.
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Women Act, which marked the first comprehensive federal legislation protecting
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Friends said Guiney had dedicated her life to protecting sharks.
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In other words, does protecting babies' brains cost too much?
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China A landmark law protecting children has landed in China.
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It's all money and time spent not protecting the resources.
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The request was focused on protecting the Energizing Indiana program.
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The key, he says, is protecting the right to vote.
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No economic development is more important than protecting this land.
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Still, its mission includes protecting investors and facilitating capital formation.
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It means lawfully protecting what should come in and out.
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SO THIS IS NOT WHAT WE SHOULD BE PROTECTING AGAINST.
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Think of the people who object to laws protecting blasphemy.
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State and federal agencies responsible for protecting them failed miserably.
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"We remain dedicated to protecting and fostering its growth worldwide."
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Want to take another small step toward protecting players' brains?
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All this protecting just seems to lead to more trouble.
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The Russians, essentially, were protecting a status quo in Europe.
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Cybersecurity 101: Five simple security guides for protecting your privacy
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It is not simply sitting back and protecting its turf.
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Privacy is about protecting the address book, so to speak.
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Also, is this guide specifically for protecting privacy, or security?
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"Protecting our online environment is in everyone's interest," says Smith.
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It is time to get serious about protecting our country.
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Cybersecurity 101: Six simple security guides for protecting your privacy
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It's not just about protecting passwords and credit cards, though.
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If something that beautiful is endangered, isn't it worth protecting?
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Giuliani repeatedly stressed the importance of protecting executive privilege, however.
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The products cover chips, protecting them from scratches and debris.
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My first priority is protecting the community that I serve.
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Cutting Social Security and other benefit programs versus protecting them.
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How can we be proactive about protecting our healthcare workers?
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Don't try to save us from people protecting us. 277.
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Protecting vulnerable plants and animals should always be the priority.
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Are we protecting the cruise lines shareholders or debt holders?
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Societies that shun or expel their critics aren't protecting themselves.
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What or whom they were protecting was not entirely obvious.
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They have demanded that adults start protecting children from violence.
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Are they even protecting anything or just making a mess?
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Consumers might ask, who is (EPA Administrator) Andy Wheeler protecting?
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I'm committed to protecting our democratic process from outside influence.
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They noted that women are not children who need protecting.
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But protecting biodiversity isn't a virtue for its own sake.
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Yet rather than protecting these natural sponges, we're destroying them.
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Protecting those electronics, DiGiulian said, added to the shells' cost.
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Instead, they have effectively doubled down on policies protecting them.
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Protecting innovation from Chinese attack makes the United States stronger.
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Those people will be protecting Americans for decades to come.
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By doing so, they think they are protecting their privacy.
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" But Ms. Polana said, "I think they are protecting Boeing.
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At the same time, China is protecting its own woodlands.
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"Institutions historically are very bad at protecting people," she said.
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He could reasonably argue that he was protecting the public.
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Both funds said their moves were aimed at protecting shareholders.
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"America will never apologize for protecting our citizens," he added.
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What countries or states have passed laws protecting marriage equality?
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Protecting pollinators could help make our agricultural system more resilient.
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It is about protecting the planet and all living things.
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What are the costs of protecting these signs of history?
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We just want to make sure we're protecting our signs.
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When I started, protecting the environment wasn't a mainstream concept.
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It isn't protecting kids, or anyone, from transnational smuggling rings.
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The desiderata of protecting and respecting can be at odds.
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Hellerstedt when it comes to protecting safe, legal abortion care.
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This included those protecting the president and members of Congress.
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As they see it, they're simply protecting unalienable constitutional rights.
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I don't know if, subconsciously, it was me protecting me.
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"They are not protecting anybody, certainly not us," she said.
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She urged congressional Republicans to take up legislation protecting Mueller.
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Protecting civilians in war is part of international humanitarian law.
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Here are some tips for protecting yourself and your family.
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Ethan's mother said the boys' focus was on protecting Trey.
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And protecting against each attack involves a radically different approach.
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One was protecting Mr. Rockefeller from blame for the crisis.
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"Protecting life is our absolute top priority," the governor said.
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More than once, protecting it has threatened to kill him.
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It's high time we spend some money protecting our own.
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There could also be some language protecting U.S. intellectual property.
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Protecting and preserving the cultural heritage sites and sacred areas.
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Protecting students and taxpayers shouldn't be a partisan political issue.
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He added he's very "fierce" about protecting the Second Amendment.
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Protecting yourself comes down to being aware of security threats.
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We have the responsibility of protecting the rule of law.
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The burden of protecting U.S. interests falls squarely on us.
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Preventing federal officials from protecting sensitive wetlands on the refuge.
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Who can say this human being is not worth protecting?
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Democrats are committed to protecting these workers and their families.
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So much for Republican Party rhetoric about protecting states' rights.
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When Trump took office, TPS was protecting about 300,000 people.
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Fund trustees are responsible for protecting the interests of investors.
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The crowd exploded with cheers about protecting their gun rights.
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Much more if they decide on protecting the public interest.
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Israel asserts it is protecting its sovereignty from violent rioters.
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The Protecting Older Workers Against Discrimination Act introduced by Reps.
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We all understand why; it's our way of protecting ourselves.
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Congress should enact the Protecting Data at the Border Act.
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The federation has strengthened contract law while protecting minority shareholders.
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Protecting Social Security and Medicare are usually Democratic policy priorities.
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The service even plays a role in protecting the president.
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She needs to be extra careful protecting her respiratory system.
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"Mama protecting her cubs," Ms. Getty said with a smile.
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Still, Mr. Schiller maintained a steady presence protecting Mr. Trump.
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Here are some tips on protecting yourself, and your money.
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On Wednesday, he told Congress he's done protecting the president.
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Protecting Facebook's broader ambitions from the most extreme antitrust penalties.
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Spanish director Pedro Almodóvar was also seen protecting his eyes.
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Pocahontas — head of a nonprofit focused on protecting the environment
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The source says this is all about protecting their children.
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Protecting America's national security can never be an after thought.
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They're reacting strongly to the idea of protecting the country.
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And protecting the ones that are left is vitally important.
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Law enforcement is tasked with serving and protecting communities equally.
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He said the move was aimed at protecting U.S. jobs.
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The company is committing itself to better protecting its employees.
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Thinking about it now, I was probably just protecting myself.
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" "We used to think that police are protecting the citizens.
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According to him, the company's just protecting its bottom line.
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When I say protecting, I don't mean as in shielding.
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Former Vice President Biden created the Beau Biden Foundation for the Protection of Children in 2015 to honor his late son's legacy in "protecting the most vulnerable among us," including protecting children from abuse.
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"We can be reassured somewhat in the knowledge that the officer that passed and those who were wounded were doing what they love— which is protecting this community and protecting one another," Wukela added.
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"We are protecting our assets but, first and foremost, we are protecting and being very careful when it comes to (the) safety of our employees," Soren Toft told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" on Thursday.
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"We're proud to report that we're reducing the size of government, protecting taxpayer dollars and staying true to our core mission of protecting the environment and American jobs," he said in a separate statement.
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"It's not just about protecting students and protecting their records, it's providing social emotional support," said Rita Rodriguez-Engberg, project director of the Immigrant Students' Rights Project at Advocates for Children of New York.
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Protecting the convention from cyber attacks isn't like protecting a company's infrastructure — news networks, attendees and staff are all connecting several devices to the network, which is spun up and taken down relatively quickly.
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They are Republican and Democrat alike because protecting our coast is not a partisan issue – it's about protecting our livelihood, our health, our ocean, and everything that makes our state and coastal communities special.
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"We should be concerned about protecting our Constitution, protecting our fundamental liberties, our fundamental rights that we enjoy under the bill of rights and that great document, the United States Constitution," Jordan said. Rep.
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From workers' rights to LGBT rights, from protecting students with disabilities to protecting the environment, from voting rights to police misconduct, Judge Gorsuch's decade-long record demonstrates he is a judge with an agenda.
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We were very focused on protecting our stuff, but we weren't as focused on protecting ourselves in terms of our own emotions, our own reactions, the way our attitudes changed to our fellow Americans.
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Rule changes in the Department of Health and Human Services and new leadership at the HHS Office of Civil Rights have created a fundamental shift of these agencies from protecting patients to protecting providers.
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As Mike and the gang searched frantically for Eleven, Jim kept her tucked away in a remote cabin in the woods, protecting her from harm and protecting the world from being harmed by her.
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"Reform" is by definition making something work better, but these proposed changes do the opposite, shifting the primary intent of the act from protecting species' viability to protecting the economic interests of powerful people.
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New York City Police Commissioner James O'Neill said in a statement that the Police Department now has a dual role in protecting the first family while also serving and protecting residents in the city.
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A dangerous assumption is gaining ground in our national conversation and that is the notion that protecting the rights of one group can only come at the expense of protecting the rights of another.
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Protecting the bakers who refused to make the Leviticus cakes undermines the state's interest in eliminating religious discrimination at least as much as protecting Phillips would undermine the state's interest in eliminating sexual-orientation discrimination.
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To really move the needle in terms of protecting consumers, the SEC should take some cues from the Food and Drug Administration, another government agency tasked with protecting consumers from products that could harm them.
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That reflected an alliance between, on the one hand, religious groups who were protecting their interests and also their beliefs, and civil liberties groups that saw this as protecting certain vulnerable groups, namely religious minorities.
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Outside of a law protecting minors (COPPA), the country has yet to pass a meaningful privacy law for the internet era, despite scandal after scandal after scandal showcasing corporate apathy toward protecting consumers' personal information.
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"Instead of protecting the things we hold dear like our tap water, our rivers or our health, President Trump is, once again, protecting big polluters," said Rhea Suh, president of the Natural Resources Defense Council.
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That, after all, is at the heart of the problem the Pennsylvania grand jurors and Ms. Madigan discovered — that "the priority has always been in protecting priests and protecting church assets," as Ms. Madigan said.
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In our nation's history, the two have reinforced each other — for example, in protecting the environment, achieving social security for the elderly and assistance to the unemployed, protecting civil rights, and expanding health insurance coverage.
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But in protecting the internet we'd have to find a balance.
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Connell, 21, died at the Pulse nightclub while protecting his girlfriend.
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The two nations signed a protecting powers agreement in early April.
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That feeling of protecting him while he's gone is still there.
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The business of protecting companies from sexual harassment scandals is booming.
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Simply protecting your account with a password often isn&apost enough.
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He said that's simply company policy for reasons of protecting privacy.
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Forget protecting his country, Trump can't even protect his own notes.
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Encouragingly, however, protecting yourself is way easier than you might imagine.
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Facebook didn't get where it is today by protecting your privacy.
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The Pushtu version reportedly had no mention of protecting women's rights.
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NOW, ARE GOVERNMENTS WORKING VERY, VERY HARD AT PROTECTING AGAINST THAT?
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Berkeley's already paid at least $1.4 million protecting provocateurs since February.
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"Chicagoans have a funny way of protecting their turf," says Pradt.
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Advocates say the law doesn't go far enough in protecting elephants.
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TRUMP: Because we&aposre protecting those countries -- many of those countries.
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Protecting your mornings means you are literally unreachable during certain hours.
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Like the burkini ban before it, this isn't about protecting secularism.
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Wilson said protecting these lands is key for species to survive.
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Protecting children seems to be one we can all agree on.
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Offices on the Hill say the practice is about protecting information.
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She was serving and protecting in every sense of the word.
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Its effectiveness in protecting humans from the virus is still unknown.
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They're interested in protecting the left's darling accomplishment – Roe v. Wade.
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This sort of 2FA is great for protecting against password reuse.
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When I got pregnant, my main concern became protecting my daughter.
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In Texas, there are no laws protecting trans people from discrimination.
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Protecting our workers also means reforming our system of legal immigration.
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I think they are protecting this world that they have created.
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His fiancé, Diana Jackson, said that he was protecting their daughter.
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Protecting the air we breathe should not be a partisan issue.
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So much for "protecting the public," like Trump suggested he did.
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When protecting yourself from pollution, it's all about structure and seal.
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We're protecting our on-camera team, who get in more time.
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Colonel Vindman continues his work of defending and protecting our nation.
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HIPAA has played an important role in protecting patients from harm.
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It's a critical step toward protecting millions of Americans' retirement savings.
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Protecting those dollars through market ups and downs is equally important.
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He's still very creepy, very quiet, and very into protecting Cersei.
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Protecting the planet and the remaining species on it, is ours.
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The government of Hong Kong appears half-hearted about protecting them.
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We're not looking at just protecting the vaquita or the totoaba.
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Protecting the ability to make money is part of Zuckerberg's job.
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Our eardrums act as as a barrier, protecting the middle ear.
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He holds the view that protecting the forest hinders economic development.
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It's his way of protecting himself, he said, according to Boston.com.
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When it comes to protecting our strands overnight, that's perfectly fine.
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Moreover, both say protecting user privacy is also the developer's responsibility.
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The largest industry sub-sector centers around protecting the earth's environment.
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If you worry about protecting your product from copycats, read this.
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But leaders have sometimes accepted the cost of protecting refugee lives.
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DJI's also built in extra security by password-protecting the drone.
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She is now more worried than ever about protecting the kids.
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"He was here protecting those people in the rally," explained Zamarripa.
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"Our marriage laws in Virginia are not protecting children," she said.
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He suspects their drivers are farmers intent on protecting their crops.
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Yet protecting defendants' rights does not require victims to be silent.
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"We are trying to decide on a protecting power," Abrams said.
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But protecting them could indirectly help others at risk as well.
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They're calling more or less for protecting and expanding the ACA.
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I'm a journalist winning many, many awards and protecting many people.
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Minutes later, the sniper opened fire on police protecting the crowd.
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Others, like Bernie Sanders, emphasize protecting workers and cutting defense spending.
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The FCC is protecting your privacy from the profit-crazed telecoms.
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We later learn that Jenny, her late sister, is protecting her.
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You know, kind of like an offensive line protecting the quarterback.
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The American Red Cross recommends protecting home pools with a gate.
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"In a certain sense, we were protecting his reputation," Becciu said.
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And Mr. Comey is number one, known for protecting James Comey.
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The USOC outlined reforms aimed at protecting its athletes from abuse.
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"They take it seriously, protecting their users," he said of Waze.
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We must care more about people than protecting the status quo.
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Soldiers have been protecting our synagogues and mosques for a year.
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But her position on protecting personal data continues to appear unwavering.
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But, in protecting the internet, we'd have to find a balance.
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Jefferson, at least, has people protecting her from her worst impulses.
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The American Red Cross recommends protecting home pools with a gate.
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And he appears to recognise that the Yangzi basin needs protecting.
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China's military development was about protecting its own security, it said.
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And she isn't the only one worrying about protecting the family.
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But (the Clippers) did a great job of protecting the paint.
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If we're about this environment, we would be protecting Mother Earth.
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Let's hope that permit holders will soon be protecting more children.
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Remarkably, RDM doesn't seem very interested in protecting its own clients.
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Hauser Wirth & Schimmel complex, attendants dressed in black stood guard, protecting
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A legal stay protecting Puerto Rico from lawsuits expired Monday night.
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Look at this whole notion of protecting content in advanced ways.
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He was protecting and defending someone and he died that way.
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The biggest shortcoming is the lack of comprehensive victim protecting measures.
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This is about protecting the private tax returns of every American.
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Protecting these systems is one of our most pressing security challenges.
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The Protecting Data at the Border Act would limit that practice.
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Chuck Grassley says he may support legislation protecting Mueller, while Sen.
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According to family members, Feit was fatally shot while protecting students.
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But don't look past the obvious: Groups are protecting their incomes.
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Protecting yourself isn't hard, but it does require a little effort.
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" Trump: "Protecting the lives of our people is my highest priority.
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The president-elect talked a lot about protecting the Second Amendment.
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Read This Next: Protecting Undocumented Moms Improves Their Kids' Mental Health
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Protecting your phone from prying eyes with your fingerprint is great.
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And that in itself is the first step toward protecting yourself.
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Protecting whistleblowers is crucial to effective government and the oversight process.
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By refrigerating eggs, we're really protecting against salmonella, not preventing spoilage.
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The Maple Leafs owned Corrigan's rights, but didn't bother protecting him.
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But Republicans are more interested in protecting Trump than in accountability.
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Williams and Harrigan said they were protecting Knott from the couple.
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Thankfully, protecting the Great Lakes has never been one of them.
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"We are protecting those countries, many of those countries," he said.
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Leslie Jones enlists some help protecting her Twitter account #Emmys pic.twitter.
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Watson has called protecting the $1.08 quarterly payout his top priority.
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That's going to be a big battle protecting our public education.
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Many sites posted guides to protecting yourself now that it's happened.
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Right. We make most of our revenue from protecting your data.
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Was Ned protecting the woman he knew to be Jon's sister?
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It basically comes down to the junior leagues protecting their turf.
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I'm learning less and educating more, protecting rather than being protected.
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Individual states are taking their own approach to protecting consumer data.
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The UAW is committed to protecting the environment and preserving jobs.
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The F.T.C. has a proven track record in protecting consumer privacy.
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But there is one innovative new way of protecting domesticated bees.
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The Catholic Church followed the same pattern in protecting pedophile priests.
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The agreement also touches on services and on protecting intellectual property.
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"These guys were protecting somebody else's life," the police captain said.
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But the increasing anxiety over protecting workers cannot be brushed off.
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But many described conversations at home about respecting and protecting others.
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Nor does it call for protecting American companies from foreign competition.
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Ironically, she saw herself as protecting that vitality from white corruption.
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"I am protecting my customers," the president says in the video.
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Wade decision protecting a woman's Constitutional right to choose in 22019.
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The university didn't have a plan for protecting the counter-protestors.
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New Jersey governor signs law protecting public beach access, we report.
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Is he protecting the people that are still alive out there?
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The U.S. should always be vigilant in protecting Americans from terrorism.
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Protecting Americans at home is the paramount responsibility of our government.
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Protecting precious patient data must be ingrained in their every routine.
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Protecting that for the first five episodes was actually really difficult.
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Everyone recognizes that protecting freedom of speech is good and desirable.
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But are California's sanctuary laws really protecting them from being deported?
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Its focus is on balancing economic growth with protecting its environment.
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Maritime firms began protecting their cargo and crews with armed guards.
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"We fully support protecting Americans with pre-existing conditions," said Rep.
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Gates talked to Wired about protecting customers' private information from FBI.
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She thought she was protecting me, in more ways than one.
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It is about protecting someone who has clearly become the patient.
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This would mean protecting important industries from foreign buyers, particularly pharmaceuticals.
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Much of protecting yourself is about behavior and education, he said.
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Veterinarians also play a key role in protecting our national security.
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Protecting these water sources is a deeply personal goal of mine.
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Reagan believed in protecting the sovereignty of nations from Russian attack.
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Protecting veterans on our site is something we take very seriously.
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No doubt, all Americans should be concerned with protecting the homeland.
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A large part of protecting every family's financial future is insurance.
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It's illegal — it's a very valid rule about protecting the horses.
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We must not overlook the importance of protecting these supply chains.
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Beyond bank workers, the bill also is aimed at protecting regulators.
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WE'VE LOOKED AT THE ISSUE OF PROTECTING TECHNOLOGY IS VERY IMPORTANT.
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Why aren't middle and high schools protecting their students as well?
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How did the 1971 law protecting them contribute to this problem?
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The Protecting Data at the Border Act is the commonsense solution.
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It is about protecting the most vulnerable among us from exploitation.
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Trump campaigned on protecting birds from energy sources—wind power, specifically.
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Justifying my own past is less important than protecting the vulnerable.
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Loving her, protecting her — she is the essence of your duty.
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It's about preserving and protecting the Constitution of the United States.
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Wrong fit from start for agency dedicated to protecting our environment.
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There are suggestions of some bipartisan interest in protecting consumer privacy.
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But the party is not going to start protecting consumer rights.
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"People are protecting their privacy a little bit more," she says.
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It is explicitly modeled on protecting American jobs from foreign aggressors.
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He thinks they should be protecting him, not enabling the probe.
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Later, he gave his life yet again protecting me in battle.
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I get the need for security, but what are they protecting?
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The bill also establishes some safeguards protecting players in the state.
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"You're not protecting them by taking away their income," Lee adds.
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""Also pray for the Christians who the Kurds have been protecting.
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"Protecting children from air pollution not only benefits children," Lake added.
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The agency has two essential responsibilities: promoting competition and protecting consumers.
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The Protecting American Solar Jobs Act would turn the ship around.
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The goal: protecting 30 percent of the planet's surface by 2030.
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The natural traps buried their bodies quickly, protecting them from scavengers.
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He said its top priority should be protecting survivors of abuse.
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Combatting the coronavirus and protecting human lives must be job one.
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Got a way to do that while protecting #blacklivesmatter and #metoo?
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The company mostly focuses on protecting major financial companies from cyberattacks.
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The attorney general has spent much of his career protecting presidents.
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She also backs protecting poor communities from storms, floods and droughts.
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It's about protecting the company's brand in a politically turbulent moment.
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He is passionate about protecting the marshland he once helped contaminate.
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First the judges, now apparently the congressional budget office needs protecting.
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Protecting yourself after a security lapse of that magnitude is tricky.
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"The spirits are protecting it," Mr. Gawhega said of the town.
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It's a matter of protecting the Constitution of the United States.
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Trump has a Secret Service detail protecting him at all times.
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Physical barriers go a long way in protecting against mosquito bites.
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Public option, while restoring/protecting A.C.A. rules for private insurers. Yes.
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"Protecting kids is at the top of our list," she said.
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She nails it in five words: 'He died protecting his Queen.
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That's because the union did a great job of protecting us.
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We had always spared them specifics in hopes of protecting them.
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Those plans ranged from combating climate change to protecting undocumented immigrants.
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Cybersecurity is no longer a matter of protecting against mere nuisance.
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PROTECTING THE PALATE I sometimes don't eat, or forget to eat.
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Roberts strongly supports protecting the LGBTQ community under city law. Nov.
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The president and Republicans say they are for protecting the Dreamers.
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Abortion foes thought arguments about protecting women were important politically, too.
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Donald and Ivanka are consumed with protecting their own brands. America's?
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Trump also leaned early into protecting himself politically in the crisis.
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Protecting tech platforms from abuse is only the first big challenge.
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"Give Jesus all the glory for protecting these kids," Denius said.
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"For them to be accused of not protecting elephants is ludicrous."
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Ms. Bolger emphasized the importance of protecting journalists in her arguments.
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Levi's has a plan for protecting itself should tensions escalate further.
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And, of course, for females protecting young, camouflage would be better.
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The conflict between corporate interests and protecting democracy remains too direct.
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Tech giants claim CDA 230 is vital to protecting free speech.
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Also pray for the Christians who the Kurds have been protecting.
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This should mean protecting the privacy of their DNA as well.
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Protecting yourself starts with knowing how you are open to attack.
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"Protecting the taxpayer data is our top priority," Garza told lawmakers.
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They spoke of protecting "longstanding" or "official" policy — against Trump's wishes.
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"Our No. 1 concern is protecting low-income residents," said Hoffman.
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Lil Bub represented loving something unconditionally, of protecting those less powerful.
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"We've got a track record of protecting whistleblowers, witnesses," Burr said.
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The government plays an outsized role in protecting our public health.
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It showed that American forces were serious about protecting the area.
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Generally, in the US, there are few regulations protecting consumers' data.
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" He said the site needed protecting from "violations" of the "occupation.
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Protecting the Csiki brand against Heineken seemed to fit right in.
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Casey, making access to abortion more difficult without protecting women's health.
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He also had a reputation for giving gifts and protecting children.
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Sessions promises to enforce laws protecting LGBT people 11:20 a.m.
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Encourage Innovation: Patents play an important role in protecting many inventions.
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There's Eva Galperin, protecting her fellow hackers from stalkerware and authoritarians.
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Twitter has a history of protecting its users' First Amendment rights.
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"Right now, I'm protecting the Affordable Care Act," she told reporters.
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He has asserted that protecting the environment matters only to vegans.
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I hope they understand they are not only protecting vulnerable Americans.
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The F.D.A. is simply doing its job by protecting public health.
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They see this lawsuit as protecting a bedrock species conservation law.
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Independents tilt toward protecting gun rights, 49 percent to 36 percent.
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Real-estate powerhouse Aaron Kirman believes in protecting his morning time.
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Ol Pejeta has been protecting and slowly rebuilding Kenya's rhino numbers.
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BlackBerry has launched a cybersecurity software aimed at protecting driverless cars.
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Reducing immigration is not protecting the salaries of the American workers.
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Zuma has denied wrongdoing and Abrahams denies protecting him from prosecution.
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The government is concerned about protecting jobs at French auto plants.
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Americans must do a better job of protecting themselves, he said.
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We pioneered this idea of protecting landscape for all the people.
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Protecting our workers also means reforming our system of legal immigration.
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And who is doing the hard work of protecting the platform?
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It would nurture entrepreneurial start-ups and stop protecting legacy incumbents.
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Protecting lives is our first and only focus at this moment.
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Remember, safeguards protecting investors today are still lacking in some areas.
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"They chose profits over protecting the people of Atlanta," he said.
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"This isn't something the industry plans for protecting against," Price said.
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"We're talking about our government protecting our citizens" from crime. Sen.
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At the same time, students have financial interests that need protecting.
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Instead of protecting us, she has joined hands with the killers.
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Encryption aids everybody, they'll note, protecting consumers, activists, and criminals alike.
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And the claim of protecting public safety is ridiculous — dangerously so.
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The government&aposs interest in protecting all from disclosure is strong.
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This issue is about making sure that we're protecting innocent lives.
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In protecting Barnes, Rogers also damages his friendship with Tony Stark.
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There is a long tradition of the government protecting such information.
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People see the government's job as protecting them, not moving them.
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It will begin work on protecting satellites crucial for modern communications.
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Protecting his wife was uppermost in Cohen's mind, he told me.
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He also suggested arming teachers as a way of protecting students.
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Russian and Syrian officials say that government forces are protecting civilians.
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"We remain strongly committed to protecting people's information," the spokesperson said.
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The notion of citizens protecting themselves with guns is, well, foreign.
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Of course, Americans need to do a better job protecting ourselves.
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They don't apologize for protecting their time, money, and mental health.
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I care deeply about the democratic process and protecting its integrity.
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So too should protecting taxpayer dollars from waste, fraud and abuse.
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Ms. DeVos's focus is not on protecting me or my classmates.
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To Mr. Zuckerberg, protecting ad personalization from privacy rules is key.
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It probably is, if Apple is truly serious about protecting privacy.
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In that sense, the law is protecting the police, not Ahmed.
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She also decided to waive the publication ban protecting her identity.
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L, in Connecticut: The president is protecting Nazis and white supremacists.
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It's a way of protecting themselves from the vicissitudes of capitalism.
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Republicans, he said, believe in protecting people with pre-existing conditions.
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And then a Bill of Rights protecting journalists and their sources.
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She talks about giving workers a voice and protecting American jobs.
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If it isn't clear enough already, this is about protecting Trump.
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Barros has been accused of protecting his former mentor, the Rev.
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We also did a poor job of protecting the crime scene.
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We want to contribute to protecting the world, water, and air.
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The Grassland Alliance already has some experience in protecting this habitat.
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The judge said that the rule protecting transgender people violated the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA), a 1993 federal law, which was passed with the intent of protecting Americans from discrimination on the basis of religion.
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Trump has even tweeted his concern over America's role in protecting the strait and the oil that passes through it, saying on June 24 that the recipients of that crude should be protecting their own ships.
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He cited four reasons for redactions: protecting secret grand jury proceedings; safeguarding intelligence-gathering sources and methods; shielding material that could affect ongoing investigations; and protecting information that would unduly infringe on personal privacy and reputations.
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Greece has been working on a new framework to succeed a law protecting borrowers from home foreclosures to accelerate the clean-up of bad loans burdening its banking sector, while protecting those hit by the crisis.
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"By ending its oversight role in the only authorized investigation in the House, the Majority has placed the interests of protecting the President over protecting the country, and history will judge its actions harshly," Schiff said.
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And as the administration has pulled back from protecting the rights, safety and economic welfare of workers, it has sought to undermine state regulators and to prevent workers from protecting their own interest through collective bargaining.
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He kept guns not just because he liked to hunt but because he felt that being a responsible man meant protecting his family, and protecting his America from a rogue government if things came to that.
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But per a large body of research, a higher protein intake greatly reduces the chances of protecting lean body mass (particularly if you are lifting weights, which really helps with that protecting-lean-body-mass process).
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The states also argue that because lawmakers have attempted to pass laws protecting gender identity in addition to laws protecting against discrimination on the basis of sex, gender identity and sex cannot be the same thing.
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In other words, it seems to be, yet again, one step forward and one step back for a platform that has struggled to find a balance between protecting free speech and protecting its users from hate.
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Now, the only purpose the lie serves is protecting my parents from thinking about what I was really doing that summer all those years ago, and protecting me from telling them that I'm a big lying liar.
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I always did my very best of hiding my prostheses by wearing long pants or long dresses and skirts – it was my way of protecting myself from pity, but also protecting myself from all of the staring.
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"He's clearly committed to protecting the physical security of Americans; we still don't know how committed he'll be to protecting their economic security," Mark Krikorian, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, said in an email.
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"We are convinced that protecting the environment also means protecting all those who live in the Balearic Islands, and we are determined to make the necessary changes to our infrastructure and economy," she said in a statement.
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"Somebody has to look after them because nobody else is doing too much, as far as the government, in protecting their habitat and protecting them," Christeen McLeod, who is housing the koalas, told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
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Mr. Zamili, the member of Parliament, lamented the government's failure to protect citizens from terrorist attacks, saying it showed far more concern for protecting the Green Zone than for protecting innocent civilians in neighborhoods like Sadr City.
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The "pro-life" movement cannot claim the moral high ground on protecting life until they prove they're interested in protecting the lives of all people, not just the unborn—and, really, only the unborn threatened by abortion.
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Which is why when CBP says they are dedicated to protecting privacy, it rings a little hollow because there is very little the agency could do at this point that would clearly violate any privacy-protecting law.
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The principle of sovereign immunity, protecting a government from civil or criminal suit, has been maintained for so long by a notion of reciprocity — the United States protects itself from suit by in turn protecting other nations.
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So as long as it didn't present an "undue burden" for a woman seeking an abortion, states could now pass laws regulating abortion for two purposes: protecting potential fetal life, or protecting a woman's health and safety.
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The first is protecting EU citizens resident in Britain and vice versa.
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This means you'll be protecting yourself from low back pain as well.
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Apparently her parents are suing the network for not protecting their daughter.
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Forest Whitaker plays Saw Gerrera, a soldier devoted to protecting Chirrut. 5.
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Jiang Wen plays Baze Malbus, a soldier devoted to protecting Chirrut. 6.
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The document also provides advice for segmenting networks and protecting login credentials.
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By 2020 the goal is protecting ten percent of the world's oceans.
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And who would be responsible for preserving and protecting the sunken relic?
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Jenner has been protecting her newborn's privacy in the last few months.
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If confirmed, I will give priority to protecting the integrity of elections.
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Start protecting your home with Kasa Cam Outdoor for $115.99 at Amazon.
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Who are we saying is worth protecting if we let this continue?
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The men herd cattle, sheep and goats, protecting their livestock from rivals.
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So, the first step to protecting yourself is using Twitter's mute function.
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So instead the government is protecting this critical infrastructure by outlawing jammers.
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This storm is serious and protecting life remains our number one priority.
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"It's not even about protecting him," she said to the radio hosts.
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Authorities have long maintained they're committed to protecting children in their custody.
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When you learn he's been hiding — and protecting — Eleven for 10 months?
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Brothers and sisters, protecting God's children is the mission of the church.
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Police say Hixon was protecting several students when he was fatally shot.
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This is about opening markets to U.S. companies and protecting U.S. technology.
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It's the one protecting states' rights, which are pretty important to Republicans.
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Apple and other companies defend the technology as integral to protecting consumers.
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He praised Benedict for "protecting me, having my back, with his prayers".
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If that's the case, shouldn't protecting these systems receive the highest priority?
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"The company has done a great job protecting its moat," he said.
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"Serbia is again becoming known for protecting war criminals," the statement said.
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Unfortunately, all sun-protecting formulas aren't made with brown skin in mind.
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But at the same time hopping you will not stop protecting them!
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Soon, the reason became apparent: Snowflake was protecting her freshly built nest.
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"This bill is a step toward protecting children in Alabama," Ivey said.
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Becky had actually been protecting Sasha from the greater (and ancient) danger.
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If the constitution's not protecting the people, then what is the point?
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I would say the hardest is protecting them from the outside world.
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They're just protecting their funding stream, and I get that, it's politics.
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The integrity and independence of both are key to protecting our democracy.
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With cybercrime so rampant, you need to be proactive about protecting yourself.
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In GOT, direwolves are large wolves beloved for protecting the Stark children.
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Protecting kids and families has always been a top priority for us.
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But it's unclear how effective that will be in protecting European companies.
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She just felt I was a threat and was protecting her young.
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The act formalized the government's commitment to protecting diversity in Canadian society.
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The Protecting American Votes and Elections Act of 2019, spearheaded by Sen.
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The thinking was rooted in enhancing athletes' abilities and protecting their bodies.
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We've put together a best practices guide for protecting yourself from hackers.
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Branding professional journalists as fake news defies the logic of protecting America.
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" She added: "Trump is not to be trusted with protecting our immigrants.
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NGOs denounced the deal as a betrayal of international laws protecting refugees.
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The thing that Kamala Harris is talking about, protecting women&aposs rights.
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And by reducing and better protecting nuclear reactors and spent nuclear fuel.
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And he dies protecting his successor from a monstrous version of himself.
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The soldiers are protecting their weapons with Pliofilm covers against the wetness.
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He strongly believes in protecting public lands for future generations to enjoy.
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As for artifacts and sacred sites, they believe they're already protecting them.
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Always, it was the goal of protecting community values that motivated oppression.
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"I knew he would be right out there protecting people," she said.
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Perhaps a greater barrier is a bureaucracy intent on protecting vested interests.
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Simply put, there are no U.S. laws protecting intellectual property in fashion.
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Protecting customer and account information is a top priority at Capital One.
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Protecting the land which sustains us should not be a partisan issue.
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Protecting the revenue stream that made you the trillion dollars is critical.
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Tuckerman was vigilant about protecting Kennedy's privacy even in her final days.
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Alexander Hamilton then set out arguments for nurturing and protecting "infant industries".
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The American automobile has become a wandering womb protecting a fetal driver.
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Uber is more concerned with saving money than protecting riders, said Carroll.
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Now, he's spreading the wealth to the players assigned with protecting him.
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Protecting my money while on the road now means sacrificing my privacy.
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If Facebook wants to spend more on protecting its community, it can.
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"I think I was just very guarded and protecting myself," she says.
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So this law is about protecting the rights of those unborn babies.
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Peru's environment minister Elsa Galarza praised community park rangers protecting its forests.
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You can donate to a reputable charity tasked with protecting the rainforest.
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If we weren't protecting them, they wouldn't be there for a week.
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Protecting the data doesn't just help them out; it helps viewers, too.
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It is popular among Egyptian activists and journalists in protecting their sources.
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States can't impose such regulations in the name of protecting unborn life.
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Its two main requirements have nothing to do with protecting women's health.
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Vestager acknowledged that protecting consumer privacy goes beyond her agency's competition remit.
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So the chaperoning thing was really about protecting the source of income.
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Protecting the organization's culture is one of the Board's most important duties.
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She doesn't know why Tegan is protecting her regarding the Simon incident.
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Beginning legislative negotiations for immigration reform and protecting DACA and TPS recipients.
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Is your erection really more than protecting the parts of my womanhood?
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Which, again, is the thing the FCC's new proposal would stop protecting.
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Protecting and serving can come at a high cost to police officers.
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With her roots in Africa, Jolie's passion for protecting wildlife runs deep.
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He died protecting the ideals of the flag you refuse to respect.
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For years, leaders from both parties have been talking about protecting Dreamers.
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Elsewhere, Tennessee has a new law protecting free-speech rights on campus.
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Several 2020 contenders have proposed protecting access to abortion in federal law.
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Our state's elected leaders should be protecting that right, not undermining it.
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Beric dies protecting Arya who is, to put it mildly, FREAKED. OUT.
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He also returned to accusing Democrats of "protecting" MS-13 gang members.
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Washington, for example, has appointed Switzerland as its "protecting power" in Iran.
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We went back, redesigned our product and continued to favor protecting users.
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Financial planning is not only about accumulating wealth but also protecting it.
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Protecting industrial jobs would become a major theme of his political career.
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A democratic system for protecting the rights of minorities is desperately needed.
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I'm all about protecting my family, it is my lifes [sic] mission.
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OPEC wants to push prices higher while simultaneously protecting its market share.
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Not to mention all the money you save on heat-protecting sprays.
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Perhaps more importantly, the government rarely enforces laws protecting the country's heritage.
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At first, the protesters had accused law enforcement of protecting white supremacists.
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It&aposs a national security issue in my opinion, protecting our kids.
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Many members of Congress in both parties say they support protecting DREAMers.
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She was always protecting herself from the scars of her early abandonment.
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"The FTC remains vigilant in protecting consumers' privacy and security," said Henderson.
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The cover works amazing for protecting my plants from the harsh weather.
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Thanks to New Zealand's sheep for protecting local kiwis from baaaaaad guys.
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The tool is widely seen as protecting free expression on the internet.
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Rather, she was protecting the impossible-to-attain career she had built.
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States can pass legislation protecting workers from political pressure on the job.
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Texas state officials said the law was aimed at protecting women's health.
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I still think we're doing the right thing, protecting our users' privacy.
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Dear 45th President: Protect the United States by protecting the global web
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But protecting yourself from the sun is about more than just sunscreen.
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The system also could also be used with crew capsules, protecting astronauts.
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Protecting him as much as he possibly could from any bodily harm.
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So news flash: the U.S. government is protecting the border kids today.
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Protecting these species from extinction matters for several reasons, the authors wrote.
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That led the Secret Service, charged with protecting Clinton, to contact him.
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That's where the Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act comes in.
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It was a landmark decision, protecting the young medium from government regulation.
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His hands were down on his knees and he wasn't protecting himself.
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Modi said protecting cows was right, but it should be done legally.
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We signed the agreement because of our commitment to protecting the environment.
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Does the focus land on better protecting members of Congress in public?
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Plus, you'll be protecting the public from financial breaches and identity theft.
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There are Americans who argue against us protecting our IP rights overseas.
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When it comes to protecting your relationship against infidelity, communication is key.
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The treatment is 1976% effective in protecting laboratory mice against these strains.
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Rauner is committed to protecting women's reproductive rights under current Illinois law.
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To date, effectively protecting patents has been one of India's biggest weaknesses.
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For instance, we've gotten stronger in terms of protecting national sovereignty abroad.
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We won't back down when it comes to fully protecting Roe v.
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"Companies like Google are expert at protecting value," said Jackson at PwC.
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Creating strong passwords, and rotating them often, is crucial to protecting data.
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Because lord knows he's not in the business of protecting anyone else.
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"Of course they're all about protecting big, dark-money donors," she said.
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He's going to be serving under Ser Brienne, protecting the left flank.
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Workers simply didn't trust her when it came to protecting their livelihoods.
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"Protecting the lives of our people is my highest priority," Trump said.
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So protecting private data is contrary to Facebook's whole reason for being.
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Nick's family is dysfunctionally obsessed with protecting their capital through their lineage.
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Protecting psychological safety in this climate will take concerted efforts and vigilance.
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Work, for one, said attentiveness is key to protecting against such attacks.
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Today, we experienced police protecting & serving the interests of Dakota Access, LLC.
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Climate models are used as justification for protecting endangered species, for example.
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Even local guardians need protecting sometimes, which is why we created Pixie.
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Jessica shame on you for exposing your daughter instead of protecting her!
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It called for the repeal of special powers protecting troops from prosecution.
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As a result, conservationists have gotten very serious about protecting bat caves.
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What ICE is doing is protecting this country and keeping us safe.
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Protecting and expanding the independence and integrity of the OCE is crucial.
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This angered Attorney General Martinez, and the powerful individuals he is protecting.
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Advocates for protecting the Second Amendment often talk about safe gun ownership.
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"Facebook added: "Protecting the security of people's accounts is a top priority.
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"I believe more in socialist values and protecting the environment," Mahoney said.
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Sessions blasted sanctuary cities for protecting those who enter the country illegally.
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Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri originally said that Drejka was protecting himself.
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"Serving and protecting" in situations of uncertainty is, in fact, heartbreakingly difficult.
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To be clear, "purple shampoo" and "color-protecting shampoo" are different things.
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The main conditions in the agreement are protecting human rights and democracy.
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Defenders of Wildlife fully supports protecting America's wildlife in its native habitats.
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He said that the administration will focus on protecting federal IT infrastructure.
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He believed firmly in what he was doing in protecting this country.
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Protecting U.S. innovators does not stop with halting some Chinese IP theft.
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Protecting Trump from a CNN reporter hardly boosts that tough-guy image.
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After Ms. Stepanova was injured, the Russian athletics federation stopped protecting her.
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Protecting Americans' data is not the only thing that we're worried about.
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Nor does protecting offensive speech mean we have to tolerate all views.
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We thank them for protecting our freedoms, especially our First Amendment rights.
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"We're protecting American workers, supporting American law enforcement — including ICE," Trump said.
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For me, protecting myself means recognizing that suicidality will likely come again.
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You have countries that haven't been friendly to us that we're protecting.
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Commend self for protecting bookstores from onslaught of crass digital commercialism. 2.
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A spokeswoman for the department, said that protecting consumers was a priority.
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Ms. Power said that United Nations bases were directly protecting 200,000 civilians.
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Yes, for now, only because the people protecting your safety are professionals.
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The police officers were assassinated while actually protecting and serving nonviolent protestors.
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It was a way of protecting Mr. Belafonte, he explained last week.
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Warrant requirements are a longstanding mechanism for solving crimes and protecting privacy.
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Maybe Norm Eisen really cares about protecting businesses from unlawful government actions.
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Officials later learned Black had been protecting his family from an invader.
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He has consistently dedicated himself to helping and protecting the American people.
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Only a quarter of respondents prioritize the tariffs and protecting US industries.
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Good farmers have many tools for protecting their crops including alternative pesticides.
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This was later broadened to include protecting Customs and Border Protection personnel.
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But this is not just about protecting the environment and public health.
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