"As I was painting, I came to understand there were spirit protectors protecting the water protectors," he explained.
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The TechMatte screen protectors were extremely scratch-resilient compared to others, including protectors that cost more than $40.
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The company is also planning to sell a $20 kit that comes with two screen protectors and two lens protectors.
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Hopefully, either Samsung will release its own screen protectors or slimmer tempered glass protectors won't require a hole for finger authentication.
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AmFilm makes excellent screen protectors for less, while ZAGG's screen protectors come with special features like blue light blocking and privacy shields.
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Their stance is in solidarity with the water protectors and providing themselves as human shields between the water protectors and the militarized enforcement.
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One Cochrane review of the hip protectors — the gold standard when it comes to evaluating health studies — concludes that hip protectors can reduce the risk of fractures.
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The screen protectors above will work with the New Nintendo 3DS XL and standard-size model, and come with protectors for both the top screen and touch screen.
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Mattress protectors for both your mattress and box spring, as well as pillow protectors, are woven tightly enough to keep dust mites from taking up residence in your bedding.
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Many "water protectors" saw this as a victory and left.
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We are our families' breadwinners, protectors, guardians, voices and unifiers.
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These are the Praetorian Guard, Supreme Leader Snoke's personal protectors.
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The protectors, or kia'i, are intent on being those obstacles.
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It also works in wet weather and through screen protectors.
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First, the elderly do not want to wear hip protectors.
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And so the protectors have gathered there, Kanuha told CNN.
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Screen protectors that will keep your Switch free from scratches
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But he didn't see the police as protectors or allies.
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HOW DARE YOU betray our democracy by endangering its protectors?
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One downside to an ultrasonic fingerprint scanner is that it can't work through thick screen protectors, so Samsung is certifying certain third-party screen protectors that have been tested to work with the S10.
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The scenes feature those not seen as obvious protectors, like children.
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The leg protectors will clip your heels on a regular rack.
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They also denounce the regime's armed protectors, the Islamic Revolutionary Guards.
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Treating them as serious arguments reveals how unserious his protectors are.
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Oh, not the giant shoulder pads, chest protectors or catching gloves.
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What are water protectors and Native communities concerned about right now?
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But they also recognize the path that water protectors have paved.
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I've been using the glass screen protectors by Bodyguardz for years.
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Send supplies to the Native American water protectors at Standing Rock.
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Today, we're talking about storage, and the chest protectors are ATTICS.
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For men, Nxivm offered a club named the Society of Protectors.
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Now Gotham's protectors must come together to stop an ancient evil.
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Only the diligence of their police protectors prevented a mass killing.
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Elsewhere, self-appointed cow protectors are dishing out their own justice.
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Devout mountain Catholics now view militant Shiite Muslims as their protectors.
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The initial general managers' proposal outlined similar changes to chest protectors.
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So people shouldn't be afraid of coming and supporting the water protectors.
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The "water protectors" and their supporters sang, drummed and cheered in triumph.
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But that doesn't mean the water protectors are packing up and leaving.
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On some jobs, they'll pull on protective suits, gloves, and shoe protectors.
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Ahead, these female water protectors crucial to the fight share their stories.
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By contrast, ties between Christians and their Kurdish protectors have grown closer.
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We'll have screen protectors that stretch and flex with the foldable screen.
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The company previously warned users that unsanctioned screen protectors could cause issues.
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"Either they are drug lords themselves or are drug protectors," he said.
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"These are the future protectors of criminals and thieves," still another claimed.
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Yes, these physical protectors should come built in from the device manufacturers.
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These water protectors have put themselves at great bodily and emotional risk.
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Peace, prayer, and the water protectors have led to the right outcome.
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The TubShroom and SinkShroom drain protectors were built to save the day.
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Mr Emanuel mocks the parks' protectors as "Friends of the Parking Lot".
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What is the biggest thing that protectors think will change under Trump?
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Plus, you can stick them anywhere, even on devices with screen protectors.
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These screen protectors also have great reviews from buyers and experts alike.
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We call on Syria's protectors to ensure that this time Assad complies.
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Despite their millions, they kind of postured as protectors of the people.
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Sometimes it's more on target, as when the girls compare chest protectors.
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For many, their local police departments looked more like predators than protectors.
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Foundations, frames, mattresses, mattress protectors, and cooling pillows are all on sale.
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The downside: Given the thickness, it's more noticeable than other screen protectors.
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"The water protectors have done it," a Greenpeace spokeswoman, Lilian Molina, said.
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People — formerly their hunters and killers — are now their protectors and saviors.
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I never seem to pack enough surge protectors for my new home.
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Now many letters are written by daughters, eerily glorifying their violent protectors.
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He believes the protectors can stay as long as they remain peaceful.
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NuProAn Amazon brand of tech accessories, including screen protectors for Amazon Fire tablets.
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He asked the brothers to give him adequate time to find substitute protectors.
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Another thing to consider: Olloclip lenses apparently don't play nice with screen protectors.
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As the weather worsens, many wonder what lies ahead for the Water Protectors.
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So it is incumbent upon them to be the protectors of the brand.
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We have seen water protectors maced, arrested and fired upon with rubber bullets.
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Preet Bharara is one of our most prominent protectors of the public trust.
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I'm thinking of the work he did supporting Dakota Access Pipeline water protectors.
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Yes, those are police on the hill - who pepper sprayed the water protectors.
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We are a team, forever intertwined as the protectors of this amazing kid.
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"I don't want this shit to get violent," one of his protectors said.
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Mattress protectors for both your mattress and box spring keep dust mites out.
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The men in the family are then considered the protectors of this honor.
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Russia and Iran, Mr. al-Assad's main international protectors, are the other winners.
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Yes, swaddle your baby in layers of cases, grips, and now, screen protectors.
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Their owners are their protectors, docents and, when the occasion calls, their caretakers.
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Extra surge protectors I'm a geek, so I love setting up my tech.
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After testing eight products, The Wirecutter recommended $8 glass screen protectors from TechMatte.
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"There are still strong Republican protectors and champions of voting rights," she said.
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But in recent months the tensions between water protectors and law enforcement have escalated.
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The king's protectors shine especially bright on the big screen — and that was intentional.
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The younger protectors openly wept and prayed as the kūpuna were taken in custody.
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In other words they could not be spiritual protectors of children at their baptism.
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That's why some people even bought screen protectors with black borders to fix this.
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AmFilm's Nintendo Switch screen protector works the same way its phone screen protectors do.
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Central banks in general have been the market's protectors over the last 8 years.
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However, unlike other bumper covers or even other corner protectors, Rmour's product looks elegant.
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The "gau rakshaks", or cow protectors, are inflaming tensions among India's religions and castes.
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Plus, you can save 20% on select accessories, like sheets, pillows, and mattress protectors.
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That assurance can only be given if our environmental protectors can name their "clients".
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Samsung is urging carriers and retailers to sell its screen protectors in their stores.
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They are more politically liberal than most but view themselves primarily as Trump's protectors.
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Police had warned the unarmed protesters, or "water protectors," that trespassers would be arrested.
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It's also worth noting that the unlock can be tricky with some screen protectors.
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National political parties, once protectors of establishment order, are shells of their former selves.
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The best part: Bodyguardz gives its customers free lifetime replacements for its screen protectors.
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On the basic level, the police were the protectors of our privacy and safety.
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In response, 2000,22017 veterans flew in to form a "human shield" around the Protectors.
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But neither the associated physical dangers nor 20/20 hindsight critiques deter our protectors.
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It's time our elected officials work with the same integrity our nation's protectors do.
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Cute, unique and tiny — the vaquita should be a well-known animal with countless protectors.
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Make sure not to overload an outlet and use surge protectors when it makes sense.
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They view themselves as the central planners of the network, and protectors of the people.
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And as The Protectors indicates, the empathy machine is as present as ever at Tribeca.
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The greatest concern among protectors is the impact the project will have on cultural resources.
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I prefer not to use screen protectors, myself, but it's something to be aware of.
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These high-altitude aerodynamic goggles with leather temple protectors ($350) hit the height of gnar.
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These high-altitude aerodynamic goggles with leather temple protectors ($2990) hit the height of gnar.
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These canines are friends, protectors and legends, and soon they could be Oscar winners too.
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Bigelow and Ismail's setup for The Protectors is the most elaborate, and the most passive.
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Soldiers have terrific skills, and they are thinking protectors of the American way of life.
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Water protectors are claiming that adjoining land was ceded to the Sioux in a treaty.
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Ear protectors that dogs wear while being groomed make them look like they're wearing raincoats.
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Another problem with in-display fingerprint readers: many screen protectors don't play nice with them.
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"He's one of the better rim protectors in the N.B.A.," Nuggets Coach Michael Malone said.
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But ultimately protectors will be pushed out and the processes are going to move forward.
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These questions center on whether Trump "views law enforcement officials as protectors," per the Times.
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The protectors, in these cases, would be magical temporary animals that chase the evil away.
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Gun carry culture helped men from diverse backgrounds imagine themselves as protectors, counteracting gender vertigo.
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First, the predators are intensely dedicated to their pursuits, and they far outnumber the protectors.
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Groups included Jness (for women), the Society of Protectors (for men) and Executive Success Programs.
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Screen protectors can possibly be wiped with sanitizing wipes that could cut down on contamination.
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These protectors of privacy are called VPNs, and you really should consider investing in one.
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These protectors, in particular, do that while being in the shape of your favorite superhero.
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Much of their $750,000 settlements from the state were siphoned off by their supposed protectors.
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"We haven't had anybody break a bone wearing one of my chest protectors," West said.
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This week she retired, but not before helping train a new class of penguin protectors.
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They have been our protectors and fighters and risked their lives to save their families.
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Global evidence only reinforces the reality that local communities are the best protectors of forests.
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He is the author of Protectors of Privacy: Regulating Personal Data in the Global Economy.
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Greg Pak's 'Totally Awesome Hulk' featured a group of Asian superheroes who called themselves The Protectors.
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For many months, we watched as water protectors and activists protested against the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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Meera's people were said to have been protectors of the Children, keeping them hidden from men.
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Democratic candidates nationwide are being encouraged by the party to cast themselves as protectors of healthcare.
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Baby Odette has two built-in protectors already: big brothers Shepherd, 3, and Thomas Colton, 5.
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Throughout, one thing was abundantly clear: The Dora Milaje are no mere protectors of a king.
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There are stands of all sizes and materials; aftermarket bands and cases; screen protectors, of course.
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The protectors, meanwhile, are bringing public attention to the urgency of reducing a fossil fuel dependence.
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Protectors have refused to leave the land, and it's unclear whether police will forcibly remove them.
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Simply unplug all your electronics when they're not in use, or make use of surge protectors.
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We condemn the militarized repression of water protectors at the Standing Rock reservation in North Dakota.
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He doesn't think twice about challenging much taller and stronger rim protectors inside the painted area.
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They look like the page corner protectors on books that try to come off as fancy.
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In a speech on Saturday night in New Delhi, Modi lashed out at the cow protectors.
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Police arrested over 70 protesters, who call themselves water protectors, near the construction site last night.
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Regular fingerprint readers don't have issues with screen protectors because they're not inside of the display.
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Water Protectors are calling on EVERYONE to check in at SR to overwhelm and confuse them.
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They first hired private security people to pepper spray and turn dogs on the water protectors.
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But as these things have happened, you could equally say that these people are our protectors.
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But Mr. Horinek says the protesters — water protectors, they call themselves — are not the bad guys.
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The water protectors will be Noble Savaged far more than anyone should be willing to admit.
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The awfulness of the Trump protectors may just drive a few principled Republicans off the team.
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With an offset, you have an accounting mechanism that bridges greenhouse gas emitters with climate protectors.
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He was wearing ear protectors and held a military-style rifle, pointed upward as he reloaded.
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He was wearing ear protectors and held a military-style rifle, pointed upward as he reloaded.
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Basically VOCs are in products that 'coat' things, such as detergents, fabric protectors, lotions and varnishes.
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Lisa DeVille is the president of the Fort Berthold Protectors of Water and Earth Rights (POWER).
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The new system also makes Olloclip lenses more adaptable to iPhone screen protectors up to 0.5mm thick.
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In fact, after releasing the heel protectors, they churned out another ingenious shoe accessory — the Blister Blocker.
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I have a son and another on the way, soon to be surrounded by 2 kings. Protectors.
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But before leaving, the water protectors who had spent months at the camp burned it all down.
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These communities often see police as occupiers rather than protectors and think twice before seeking their help.
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Families in our communities hesitate to call on their protectors out of fear that they be killed.
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The Dora Milaje, Wakanda's own elite force of female protectors, are getting their own comic book spinoff.
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From my perspective, there are two camps of people when it comes to screen protectors on phones.
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Especially if we used lessons from nature to engineer seeds to become even better protectors of life.
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Employees bundle cases with screen protectors, chargers, cables, and whatever else they can tack onto an order.
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US action in Syria will get the attention of the North Korean leader and his Chinese protectors.
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Then there is the hardest question, the one that gnaws at the souls of even Trump's protectors.
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Often armed, these "gau rakshaks" — or "cow protectors" — patrol highways and country roads hunting for cattle smugglers.
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The Protectors who make the cut will be part of collections exhibited across the US and internationally.
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The dreamcatchers also allow water protectors to practice self-care throughout the intense resistance at Standing Rock.
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They initially regarded the Islamic State fighters, fellow Sunni Muslims, as protectors against the Shi'ite-dominated army.
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Alleged S9 screen protectors and CAD schematics suggest the phones will resemble the S8's display proportions.
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Or should we give them the benefit of the doubt as benevolent protectors of our constitutional rights?
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Below the ridge sits a more permanent encampment which has been occupied by water protectors since April.
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Get rid of Powell, its protectors warn, and the states will drag one another into legal chaos.
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There are surge protectors in place for bitcoin futures, similar to how it works on stock exchanges.
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Many of the water protectors have day jobs — as lawyers, environmental activists, filmmakers and even drone pilots.
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In this regard, Democrats can paint themselves as the conservatives, as the protectors of tradition and institutions.
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"Lest these foreign propagandists, masquerading as human right protectors, forget, allegations are not proof," Mr. Panelo said.
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It's our duty as human beings, whatever age we are, to become the protectors of human life.
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Saudis are also the revered protectors of Mecca, the birth place of Islam and Muhammad the Prophet.
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Very few people outside of North Korea have met Mr. Kim, including his supposed protectors, the Chinese.
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He says that Mullah Mansour was looking for new protectors as his disagreements with Pakistan were growing.
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Is it secretly recruiting people — an army of complacent drudges — to act as its protectors and propagators?
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Rottweilers might be known as ferocious guard dogs, but the AKC calls them "gentle playmates and protectors."
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We are there because we are tired of seeing the water protectors being treated as non-humans.
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"They're probably saying, 'We have to be the protectors of our customers," said Forrester analyst Fatemeh Khatibloo.
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Standing Rock protesters, who call themselves "protectors," fear that path would put the water downstream at risk.
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He's one of thousands of veterans who, in recent days, answered a call to defend the water protectors.
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Meanwhile, Apple has framed itself and its products as protectors of user privacy in its latest marketing blitz.
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There's still a bit of confusion when it comes to tempered glass screen protectors and the Galaxy S10.
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So it seems that glass protectors can indeed work if they're thin enough and meet the company's specifications.
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Since the S10 was announced, we've known that it doesn't work well with certain kinds of screen protectors.
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Women are the nurturers and protectors — the ones who give and give — while men simply take and take.
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But it's always fun to watch an onslaught of durability tests — and imagine a world without screen protectors.
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No, we do have mattress protectors, we'd just need to know in advance when you make your reservation.
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But the sparring is all in good fun, as Christie's character is one of the Stark's sworn protectors.
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She insists that water protectors are peaceful protesters, but worries that aggressive legislation disenfranchising protesters could ignite violence.
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As for the water protectors, their faith in the cause may be stronger than ever, despite today's events.
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First of all, there are no safety concerns justifying removing the water protectors from the Army Corps land.
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Apple CEOs really want to defend your privacy — whether you've asked them to be your protectors or not.
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The men had previously been targeted by the cow protectors for allegedly dealing in beef, according to Tiwari.
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So now's the time to learn more about these distinguished protectors of T'Challa and the people of Wakanda.
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Rivals can try to take over the gym by using their own monsters to attack the gym's protectors.
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Would we need the police to begin shooting the water protectors with metal bullets instead of rubber ones?
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And more shocking still to learn that your protectors — your leaders, your army — had fled in the night.
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The side crown protectors and water-resistant case make the watch just as durable as it is stylish.
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I've continued to work with Bold Nebraska to document its support of the water protectors at Oceti Sakowin.
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But like the Standing Rock Water Protectors we support, we do not believe that the fight is over.
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To the privacy protectors among us, and we consider ourselves members in good standing, this result seems wrongheaded.
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That legal team is doing a lot of work for the protectors who have been thrown in jail.
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The reality is that this worldwide abuse crisis has overwhelmed a complacent and recalcitrant Roman Curia (that is, the most powerful men of the worldwide Catholic Church) who have repeatedly shown that they view themselves more as protectors of an elite clerical status quo rather than as protectors of our children.
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SO Water Protectors are calling on EVERYONE to check-in at Standing Rock, ND to overwhelm and confuse them.
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Sitting at his computer, working on a new protocol for alien invasions, Fury codifies an initiative: The Protectors Initiative.
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Each pack you purchase contains three sizes of Solemates protectors — narrow, classic, and wide — to accommodate different heel types.
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And, when the time comes, it will be women who emerge as the ultimate guardians and protectors of life.
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But companies including Whitestone have confirmed that their tempered glass protectors won't inhibit the S10's fingerprint scanning functionality.
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In November, footage surfaced of police spraying hoses at water protectors packed onto the bridge in sub-freezing temperatures.
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Police reportedly fired rubber bullets and percussion grenades at the water protectors, and one protester's arm was severely injured.
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Both engineers, they went into businesses decades ago with two of Mr. Mechanic's brothers, making industrial-grade surge protectors.
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Her icons hang in all three of my children's bedrooms — I like to think of them as our protectors.
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I'm so grateful that we have our nation's protectors to do what they do and do it so well.
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All these artists have amassed collections to which they have deeply personal relationships, working as both heirs and protectors.
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Earlier this week, images of purported screen protectors for the Pixel 3 XL and Pixel 3 were shared online.
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Thanks to his Iranian and Russian protectors, nothing now can realistically prevent Mr Assad from, in some sense, winning.
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"For the longest time it's always been assumed that it's the men who are the protectors," Suffecool told me.
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You'll hear about police brutality, or security using dogs—pipeline security's been using dogs on water protectors, different distractions.
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This was a win for the "water protectors" -- the preferred term for protesters -- but it isn't quite a victory.
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Banks have always been strong protectors of institutions and systems that promote the general welfare, prosperity and business growth.
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During the Mughal era in India, they held significant power, serving as royal advisers and protectors of royal harems.
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Vanessa Saenz, who was shopping in the store, told ABC the shooter was wearing cargo pants and ear protectors.
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Without action by the whistleblower protectors — the first responders — that system will come crashing down like a house ablaze.
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The media has portrayed it as a protest, whereas everyone on the ground describes themselves as protectors, not protesters.
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From thigh garters to heel protectors, there's a product that can help with some of your biggest clothing struggles.
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"We have repeatedly seen a disproportionate response from law enforcement to water protectors' nonviolent exercise of their constitutional rights."
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Maybe I'm a weenie, but I dread the unique embarrassment that comes from trespassing against our culture's hallowed protectors.
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I have shoes, but they have holes in them, so when it rains I have to wear plastic protectors.
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Before sunrise on my second day in camp, the protectors stood in a large circle by the sacred fire.
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Roving bands of self-proclaimed cow protectors began to appear, mostly in northern India, which is more socially conservative.
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For millions of Americans dependent on this act, it repositioned Trump as the destroyer and Democrats as their protectors.
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Your office probably already has electrical protectors in place that prevent damage to electronics if there's a power surge.
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Along with the next two questions, this inquiry looks at whether Mr. Trump views law enforcement officials as protectors.
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Buy a good case (check out our case recommendations) and consider a screen protector (AmFilm screen protectors work well).
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It's a little thicker than other screen protectors, at 0.3 millimeters, which makes it harder to cut through it.
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Paco is a child, and Joe one of his few protectors, so his confused loyalties do have some grounding.
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Men have historically been endowed greater physical strength and traditionally have served as the protectors of their family units.
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These Water Protectors and their allies face police brutality while living without running water and electricity in temporary camps.
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Bundled in parkas, hats, scarves and gloves, protectors and allies huddled around one of two sacred fires Saturday morning.
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"He was fully protected with chest protectors and face protectors, but just one poor placement of a bull coming down on you in a certain area can do great damage and obviously that's what happened in this instance," Paul Andrews, president and CEO of the National Western Stock Show, told local outlet KDVR.
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Both the Solemates Heel Protectors and Blister Blocker are now available at the Mashable Shop for $25 and $24 respectively.
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The decision was widely celebrated as a victory for the Sioux tribe and "water protectors" at the Standing Rock encampment.
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The Galaxy S10E won't have this screen protector included since it will work with many screen protectors with no problem.
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TONIGHT, unarmed protectors are being attacked with water cannons in subzero temperatures, rubber bullets, tear gas, LRADs, and pepper spray.
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The self-designated "water protectors" represent people from over 300 Indigenous tribes, a convergence that is unprecedented in Native America.
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Sachin Ahuja, 26, leads a gang of cow protectors on midnight raids, looking for Muslims transporting cattle on northern highways.
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I saw men as my heroes and protectors, and perhaps most important, as capable in a way women were not.
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Surge protector Surge protectors don't last forever: Like light bulbs, they need replacing every few years when they burn out.
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Click here to view original GIFMicrosoft is no longer the company that evokes images of pocket protectors and taped eyeglasses.
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"The protectors had turned perpetrators in these shelters," said Raj Kumar, director of social welfare with the Bihar state government.
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With their American protectors gone, the Kurds will face attacks by both Bashar al-Assad's regime and the Turkish army.
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You already use surge protectors to increase your outlet options, but it's time you thought outside the three-prong plug.
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But without meaning to, even the good ones impose gendered pressures, fears, and expectations under the guise of being protectors.
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Depression was less adaptive for reproductive-age men, on the other hand, who historically needed to be providers and protectors.
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The last water protectors who remained at the Dakota Access pipeline protest camp in Standing Rock are leaving the site.
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Whereas if our water protectors put one foot over the line that the sheriff has drawn, they get beaten, maced.
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He was one of the top rim protectors in all of basketball as a rookie, averaging 216 blocks per game.
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On December 4th, thousands of US veterans began to arrive at Standing Rock to join the Water Protectors in solidarity.
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Even in the hours following [this], interview news of disturbing disregard for the humanity and rights of our protectors surfaced.
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Chunky body protectors and helmets offer fighters more defence from harm, but such gear also slows and restricts their movements.
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The protectors need to create a phalanx of support around the whistleblower to repel the mob and send them packing.
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He later took aim at their bosses, accusing five serving and former police generals of being "protectors" of drugs gangs.
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Most leather protectors are basically waterproofing sprays, but Guardsman Protect & Preserve for Leathergoes above and beyond the call of duty.
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The duo behind Solemates, the shoe accessory company, is changing the world for women with their innovative high heel protectors.
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The Helix mattress protector is one of the lowest maintenance protectors, so you won't have a struggle keeping it clean.
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In many of the courses, men were presented as resolute "protectors" while women were described as self-absorbed and narcissistic.
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Men suffer worse from illness, and women, blessed by the creator with immunological fortitude, must be their protectors and caretakers.
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Hagen, president of Protectors of Pine Oak Woods, a conservation group on Staten Island, will demonstrate his fluency on Saturday.
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The Taliban's message now is all about being 'protectors of the poppy,' preserving the nation's livelihoods against Kabul's 'kaffir government'.
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In the first season of Game of Thrones, Ned Stark's (Sean Bean) six children were given direwolves as protectors and pals.
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It takes both of Frances' protectors (and apparently the only people she knows) a long time to realize Frances is missing.
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They are just too bulky, though screen protectors should be OK. The keychain attachment can turn into a handy little stand.
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Their comments on Khan's official pages are scrubbed by his protectors, and critics who tag Khan on Twitter are immediately blocked.
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But there's also Jness, for women; Society of Protectors or SOP for men, both for teaching Raniere's regressive ideas about gender.
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But from then on, this is really a baby-in-peril caper about her tiny offspring and its two human protectors.
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And many activists and water protectors say the good news won't erase the reported human rights abuses that have taken place.
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The protectors have been on high alert, anticipating that armed forces will begin raids on the camp in the coming days.
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Or on Maeve's decision to ditch her protectors and approach her old house alone, which causes a long series of problems.
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Sentinels — those inscrutable, flying protectors of the galaxy — seem especially abundant here, scanning everything in sight despite that everything is dead.
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The arrests sparked an outcry of support for the Mauna Kea protectors, or kiaʻi, as the movement's activists are broadly known.
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In North Dakota, Native American water protectors — what the demonstrators call themselves — have been fighting the Dakota Access Pipeline for months.
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Lethbridge says the Labrador Land Protectors feel betrayed by Russell as he has not shown up in court to support protesters.
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That night, after a few hours of talking, Guzman and his protectors strapped on body armor and brought out the weapons.
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In the end, the "removers" won, and the protectors have resorted to increasingly long-shot court efforts to block the removals.
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Both Arlen and Daenerys start out kicking and screaming, and are surprised to later develop feelings for their, erm, captors/protectors.
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Thus the rich and powerful become seen as rebels while the opposition is cast as stodgy protectors of the status quo.
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"Custodians" are workers responsible for maintenance and cleanup; they're also keepers of a trust, protectors of a person, place, or institution.
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A pattern had also emerged that would carry on throughout Clinton's public life: Her protectors would overprotect; her attackers would overattack.
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And that's forced people in Ely and Minnesota's Iron Range region to think again about who are its protectors and defenders.
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Chinese policies toward these minorities have come under international criticism, but many Han Chinese see themselves as generous protectors of minorities.
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Artists have a substantial presence at the camp, where water protectors and their allies are praying and engaging in nonviolent resistance.
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Players wear padded gloves and, in some cases, wrist protectors, but a stick can still cause damage to hands and wrists.
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Kia'i, or protectors, formed a physical blockade on the single access road up to the summit, preventing construction crews from passing.
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All of these bundles include the Simba Hybrid mattress with different combinations of the temperature-regulating bedding, pillows, and mattress protectors.
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His grandmother was the first in a series of guardians, or protectors, that Jacobs would find — and need — throughout his life.
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As with the Galaxy Fold, it seems likely that the adhesive on most screen protectors would be damaging to the screen.
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Children see their parents as their protectors and need to know that that won't change, even during a global health crisis.
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" And the truth rests on the shoulders of those whose jobs it is to provide information: "journalists, the protectors of news.
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"The tribe continues to ask water protectors to remain peaceful and prayerful," said Standing Rock Sioux spokeswoman Chelsea Hawkins on Friday.
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But the emphasis on new protectors, rather than improved performance, raises the question of why existing agencies cannot be relied upon.
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As a result, Earth's protectors, the Guardians, have been stripped of their special powers (namely, an ability to return from death).
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As a chef, I thought of what the water protectors were eating and if they were receiving the nutrients they need.
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And then there's Roland the Gunslinger, played by Idris Elba, the last of an ancient order of protectors who roam the wasteland.
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The public protectors report calls for a judicial inquiry into the corruption allegations,that could give Zuma and his allies' breathing room.
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" In another instance last year, Trump called for Clinton's Secret Service protectors to "disarm immediately" — adding, "Let's see what happens to her.
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Cartoon Network's heartfelt show about a young boy and his alien protectors always manages to pack incredible emotional power into tiny packages.
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Simply titled "Fixed Pepsi Ad," ThirtyRev's video shows police using tear gas, rubber bullets, pepper spray, and concussion grenades on water protectors.
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What about Damascus — will they travel there to march in the streets against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his Russian protectors?
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They are small-scale doubles — "mascots" or "reflections" — of more conventionally scaled fighters who are their rivals as well as their protectors.
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Wise says one thing Indigenous youth and other water protectors have learned is to make hard copies of everything they post online.
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The protectors, bearing only aloha and compassion, are becoming a symbol of peaceful resistance and steadfast commitment to restoring indigenous self-determination.
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So we've found the heavy-duty skin protectors that not only hydrate, but are also fast-absorbing and, most importantly, non-greasy.
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Another potential issue is that the scanner doesn't work too well with screen protectors, as Vivo notes in the X21's packaging.
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It can be activated without turning the screen on, for quicker access, though, notably, may have some difficulty with thicker screen protectors.
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Incidents involving the spilling of industrial and caustic chemicals, while infrequent and duly reported, have left land protectors on a hair trigger.
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The pair co-wrote an open letter "to denounce the criminalization of the protectors on Maunakea," which was posted on July 17.
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And once these men are at a clinic, staff might also persuade them to see themselves as protectors of young women instead.
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Separately, Apple will also now permit Apple Store employees to install screen protectors on iPhones, a practice that was previously frowned upon.
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The ACLU rejects the idea that they are a partisan institution, positioning themselves as protectors of constitutional rights without a political agenda.
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They've shown a line of body armor-clad cops aiming guns at unarmed water protectors holding their hands high above their heads.
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"I remember them as a child, the protectors of citizens, since always, not just yesterday, those marvelous carabinieri," Mr. Trincale's song went.
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I spoke to him and many other artists who have traveled to the site to stand with or join the water protectors.
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At the White House, both Priebus and Steve Bannon, the former White House chief strategist, were seen as his high-level protectors.
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Republicans have often claimed the mantle of protectors of states' rights, and the prerogative of state governments as the laboratories of democracy.
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There is no doubt that China and the U.S. should be partners, from an economic perspective and as protectors of global peace.
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Those street mobs who are trying to take away this freedom are not protectors of identity, they are just terrorists peddling fear.
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In the absence of an army of their own, most ethnic Albanians see NATO troops as protectors of their state in Kosovo.
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It's a conceit that "The Memory Police" chillingly inverts, by making two amnesiacs the protectors of a man whose mind is unimpaired.
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Holding on in the face of washout, protectors of the mudbrick metropolis of Chan Chan, Peru are in a scramble against erosion.
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Screen protectors help protect screens from scratches, which weaken the structural integrity of a display and may eventually lead to large cracks.
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It's a conceit that "The Memory Police" chillingly inverts, by making two amnesiacs the protectors of a man whose mind is unimpaired.
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Poor villages can become recruiting grounds for poachers but can be a park&aposs most effective protectors if provided with jobs and development.
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Star-Lord and his gang of fellow cosmic protectors happen upon a strange artifact that each of them covet, but they're not alone.
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Ahead we've rounded up the top-rated, skin-safe defenders that aren't strictly sprays and citronella candles (although those are strong protectors, too).
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A recent video from MKBHD confirms that traditional glass protectors like those from InvisibleShield will not allow the fingerprint sensor to properly function.
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Since that barricade went up, the bridge has continued to be the site of ongoing conflicts between water protectors and local law enforcement.
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Samsung has said the issue can happen when patterns appearing on certain protectors that come with silicon cases are recognised along with fingerprints.
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The Intercept recently dropped a bombshell story that confirmed much of what the protestors at Standing Rock, known as water protectors, had suspected.
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And while screen protectors aren't expensive, it can be annoying for those already forking increasingly sky high prices for a brand-new flagship.
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I am thankful for the great courage of the Capitol Police, who were my protectors after I was shot and became my friends.
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Protestors who call themselves water protectors fear that a spill or leak in the pipeline would contaminate the river, making the reservation uninhabitable.
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The activists, who call themselves "water protectors," said they were staging a peaceful procession in honor of sacred sites already destroyed in construction.
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But throngs of protesters -- or protectors, as they prefer to be called -- have joined together to block construction of the Thirty Meter Telescope.
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By late February, the makeshift protest camps in Standing Rock were ordered to be evacuated, and the remaining water protectors left the area.
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Somehow, Kane always manages to comfortably straddle commercialism and artistic credibility, and this collection works (even if those garbage-bag head protectors don't).
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The Army Corps of Engineers told water protectors (or demonstrators) they had until February 22 to leave the Cannon Ball, North Dakota, camp.
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This is the future we'd like to see, where humanity is able to grow into its role as noble protectors of the galaxy.
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It organized a conference on "defense of the family," and promotes Russia and its Orthodox faith as protectors of Christian values across Europe.
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The brand makes excellent screen protectors that offer special features like blue light blocking and privacy shielding in addition to protecting your screen.
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"McRaven pointed out what he said were examples of the US neglecting its duty to be the "the protectors of the less fortunate.
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No tools are needed, though Coddle supplies you with thumb protectors so you don't pinch your thumbs when snapping the legs in place.
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They plan to roll out slimmer-fitting pants and chest protectors and beefed-up enforcement during the coming season, which begins next Wednesday.
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"They provide a sense of security to the water protectors to know that they're in the air documenting the truth," Lakin told me.
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Opposition to the project came to a head in 2015, when "protectors" halted a stream of construction crews and dignitaries from breaking ground.
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Crime proved a powerful way to make sense of direct and indirect experiences of decline —and to reenvision men's social relevance as protectors.
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The protectors who got hit with rubber bullets and tied themselves to construction equipment and soaked with water cannons were overwhelmingly Native American.
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I'm annoyed by the look and feeling of screen protectors, and I'm especially annoyed by the air bubbles that can get trapped underneath.
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Survivors testified to forced testing for sexually transmitted diseases and treatment while in confinement, all for the health and happiness of our protectors.
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Because, for instance, jackals and wild dogs roamed near desert burial grounds, "they were seen as protectors of the deceased," Dr. Barbash said.
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The water protectors worry that if — or rather when, as they told me — the pipeline leaks, it will destroy the area's delicate ecosystem.
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Once you remove that dependency, you take away some of the power men have as the natural leaders, protectors, and owners of women.
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Our colleagues at Wirecutter, the New York Times company that reviews products, has suggestions for the best screen protectors and the best cases.
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The inherent hypocrisy of museums — as protectors of culture, funded by the very people compromising that culture's values — is increasingly unacceptable to audiences.
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K., are you going to treat us veterans who have served our country in the same way as you have those water protectors?
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Some of Samsung's requests are more logical: the company advises against adding any additional screen protectors (which could interfere with the folding display).
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Lots of guys in polo shirts and cagoules very slowly lining up a shot from a specialist rifle while wearing massive ear protectors?
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Now they have to become ... they're the purveyors of information, they're supposed to be the protectors of privacy, they're the abusers of privacy.
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"This is about preserving the integrity of the institution, being the protectors and stewards of the culture of our nation," said King Hammond.
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Yesterday, the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe requested that the protesters, who prefer to be called water protectors, go home and leave the protest camps.
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Others try putting adhesive everywhere but end up with an ugly "halo" effect around the outer perimeter where the protectors fail to fully adhere.
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So this right here is the Heart Sutra in gold on indigo, and on the back here is one of the four Heavenly Protectors.
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A small armed pro-Hamas group in Gaza, the Protectors of Al-Aqsa, said one of its men was killed in another air strike.
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It was to overthrow his protectors in the Taliban and to search for him that America first dispatched troops to the country in 2001.
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"It is without a doubt one of our most sacred places in all of Hawaii," Kaho'okahi Kanuha, a leader of the protectors, told CNN.
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When he and other water protectors retrieved the canoes, they also dragged the barbed wire across the river to prevent anyone from getting hurt.
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"I am thankful for the courage of the Capitol Police, who were my protectors after I was shot and became my friends," she said.
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"This will set a precedent for all other public protectors," she said, adding that she would study the judgment before making more detailed comment.
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Hundreds of people joined a protest camp for a months-long struggle, which at times became violent against the water protectors and other activists.
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Proceeds from the track were sent to support the water protectors at Standing Rock's Sacred Stone Camp, cementing the band's commitment to the struggle.
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If you're in need of other items, you can also save up to 15% on bedding accessories like pillows, sheets, blankets, and mattress protectors.
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For a limited time, Amazon is selling a handful of essential accessories like cases, screen protectors, chargers, and power adapters for $20 or less.
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The Wirecutter has a few reviews and recommendations of screen protectors from amFilm to keep your phone's face secure before the worst hits occur.
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It lists a few ceremonies and a single march on the Backwater Bridge, the sight of several conflicts between water protectors and the police.
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Eventually, the statue's protectors were able to move him, on train tracks laid laboriously across Florence, to a custom-built room in the Accademia.
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Activists call themselves Water Protectors and are busy raising money online that is intended to help them operate an encampment near the protest area.
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Mr. He has a creative solution: Redeploy the thousands of newly idle family planning workers around the country as a network of child protectors.
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Panelo described the U.N. experts as "foreign propagandists masquerading as human rights protectors", and said their comments were "an outrageous interference on Philippine sovereignty".
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Many people here support Hindu vigilante groups, especially the so-called cow protectors who hunt down those who break Hinduism's taboo against killing cows.
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The FN chose a different route, positioning itself not as defenders of the white race generally but instead as protectors of French values specifically.
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Called "seekers," the figures represent, according to Mr. Niles, forces "external" to the paintings: ancestors and protectors, as well as potential villains and adversaries.
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Officers themselves are likely to hear inconsistent or even contradictory messages that reflect the public's polarized view of the police as protectors or oppressors.
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In showing that strength knows no gender, they demonstrate the notion of men as women's natural protectors for the lie it has always been.
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I like Best Buy's in-store brand, Insignia, which makes affordable but really good screen protectors that don't bubble and are easy to apply.
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As a Gen Xer myself and a certified financial planner, I recognize the importance of my generation as wealth receivers and, ultimately, wealth protectors.
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Brooklyn Bedding also offers a couple pillow options, as well as mattress protectors and foundations for you to round out your entire bedroom set.
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Motorola is warning people not to add screen protectors to the new Razr, and says bumps and lumps under the screen are &aposnormal&apos.
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So what we have here is a problem about having to wear ear protectors while you wait for the silencer paperwork to go through.
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Stein was a close friend, who, though Jewish, had powerful protectors and, like Picabia, fell under the shadow of collaboration with the Vichy regime.
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The water protectors developed a moral vocabulary and strategy of resistance that, while messy and often partial, created a framework for others to join.
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Romance writer Elle James, the author of the "Brotherhood Protectors" series, told Business Insider she was making anywhere from $5,000 to $12,000 a month.
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Cardinal Angelo Sodano, 92, who was secretary of state under John Paul, was for years one of the Legionaries' biggest protectors in the Vatican.
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This threat has driven artists to follow the lead of indigenous water protectors by thinking in terms of watershed boundaries rather than city limits.
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She was at the Mercury then, and she actually stood up onstage and she interviewed like 300 guys in white shirts with pocket protectors.
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It even stopped at Standing Rock, the reservation where protesters (who call themselves "water protectors") have gathered to try to block the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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The tribe has led protests that drew hundreds and at times thousands of people who dubbed themselves "water protectors" to an encampment near the crossing.
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In the wake of the decision, community leaders and authorities encouraged protesters — who prefer to be called water protectors — to claim their victory, and disband.
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In many ways, this was an expected answer, typical of the Republican Party's long-standing claim to be the nation's protectors of morality and decency.
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The First Protectors by Victor Godinez In this debut science fiction novel, a former Navy SEAL named Ben Shepherd seeks solace in the American desert.
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Self-styled hardline Hindu cow protectors have targeted Dalits and Muslims who make money skinning dead cows, accusing them of killing animals sacred to Hindus.
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This week the Paiutes told the Bundy gang to go away, and said they looked to the federal government as protectors of their cultural artifacts.
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On the national stage, representatives Tulsi Gabbard and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, along with Senator Elizabeth Warren, have each expressed their solidarity for Mauna Kea protectors.
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Ige said he reached out to Hawaii County Mayor Harry Kim to coordinate efforts to reach a common ground with the protectors of Mauna Kea.
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Though Zagg is primarily known for its Invisible Shield screen protectors and mobile keyboards, the company also sells speakers, headphones, smartphone cases and portable chargers.
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Veterans announced they would serve as security for the Water Protectors at the front lines, pledging to defend them in the case of police attacks.
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Hod said Ofo is now using elastic polypropylene similar to a car's bumper so that the wheel protectors can't be dented, scratched, or forcibly removed.
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According to the AKC, Great Danes used to be used for hunting wild boars, but now they typically reside as the protectors of their homes.
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But the protectors of this system seem to be launching a sneak attack on the administration's efforts to bring transparency and competition to the market.
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For the water protectors, that means dancing, drumming, singing, flag and staff waving, smudging, tobacco offerings, and repeated calls of " mini waconi" ("water is life").
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Women initially weren't allowed in the Young Lords' defense ministry, which provided security for the organization as protectors of its members, but also the community.
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Solemates heel protectors ($10 a pair) in gold, silver and black, as well as clear Starlettos ($10.95 a pair), increase stabilization while they guard shoes.
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In addition, remove any screen protectors applied by the previous owner, which can cover up scratches, and check the camera lens for scratches as well.
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Prosecutors said he donned headphone-style ear protectors and carried an AK-22017-style rifle as he opened fire inside the busy border-city Walmart.
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The pursuit of foreign protectors and patrons has been a common feature of Ukraine's political and business elite, no matter what their own political leanings.
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This provides aggrieved parties an opportunity to feel righteousness in attacking transgressive art, positioning themselves as protectors of imagined innocents or of ideals under attack.
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This was so people could tell government-sanctioned protectors from unauthorized militias that have been posing as law-and-order squads at right-wing rallies.
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If you're worried about busted glass, the company is selling additional screen protectors, as well as "GoPro Care," which is basically its version of AppleCare.
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Timothy Egan It started at the inauguration, when the uniformed protectors of America's front lawn took in the sweep of humanity at the National Mall.
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As loyal, taxpaying citizens, we demand that Pakistani security forces act as our protectors and stop the harassment of Pashtuns at checkpoints and during raids.
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So he chose a different route, positioning his party not as defenders of the white race generally but instead as protectors of French values specifically.
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The coach, who has worked with excellent rim protectors like Marc Gasol, Jermaine O'Neal and Chris Andersen, spoke about his rookie like a proud father.
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The city's new governors and its protectors will have a lot of on-the-job learning to do as they try to stabilize the city.
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Now, faced with legal losses and new threats from the Trump administration, only a couple hundred Water Protectors still remain, and the numbers are dwindling.
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O'Toole has gained national recognition for implementing policies in her department that represent the changing role of police officers as law enforcers to community protectors.
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The Army Corps of Engineers had not previously told the protectors to leave but now says it must close the land due to safety concerns.
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Jennifer Carlson is a sociologist at the University of Arizona and the author of Citizen-Protectors: The Everyday Politics of Guns in an Age of Decline.
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Amnesty International human rights observers have travelled to the site, where protestors, who call themselves water protectors, have faced off with security guards and local police.
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This photo essay on the anniversary of the disbandment of the water protectors' encampment at Standing Rock is a much needed update in a gorgeous package.
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NBC News reported that at least 141 people were arrested on Thursday after protesters (who refer to themselves as protectors) were met with militarized police force.
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There, at the Oceti Sakowin camp, he captured the remaining water protectors—the demonstrators, many of them tribal leaders and young people from around the country.
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Luger, meanwhile, has created objects, as well as a how-to video calling for people to create "mirror shields" to send up to the water protectors.
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In these instances, you'll find a lot of screen protectors try to cover the display area only and stop short of providing edge-to-edge coverage.
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But that photo is totally fake, and it does a disservice to the cause of the water protectors when people spread fake information, knowingly or not.
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Cubacub works hard to make their items affordable — tucking panties run from $26 to $75, and wrist and prosthetic leg protectors cost between $23.00 and $215.
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Jasilyn Charger, a youth leader from Standing Rock, understands that supporting her fellow "water protectors" requires understanding the intersecting struggles she and other indigenous youth face.
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The regime's protectors in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps control smuggling networks and own countless firms that might actually benefit from sanctions, which eliminate foreign competition.
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The cultivation of such ingredients also benefits the forest directly by helping to support indigenous communities who are the best protectors of the forest, said Gil.
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The Pueblo Tribe, which set up camp at Standing Rock in August 2016, started making dreamcatchers with barbed wire that was previously used against water protectors.
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EG: Why do you think the media insists on calling the people at Standing Rock "protesters," rather than "water protectors," which is what they call themselves?
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There isn't really a "best" option for Switch screen protectors — just look for one with a good price and solid user reviews and you'll be fine.
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According to a report from cybersecurity company RiskIQ, hundreds of apps masquerading as antivirus protectors are actually carrying the very thing they claim to fight: malware.
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This means you don't have to keep going back to pick up more supplies, like pillows and mattresses protectors, because you've already got everything you need.
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If the Affordable Care Act remains the law of the land, Democrats will have the upper hand as the protectors of those with pre-existing conditions.
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Zagg is famous for its screen protectors because they are durable, easy to apply, and some offer special features like blue light blocking and privacy shields.
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What Mr. Conniff doesn't do, however, is help us understand what has turned so many Republicans into climate change deniers and protectors of the coal industry.
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The United States must send Kim Jong Un and his protectors in Beijing a clear message that its days of looking the other way are over.
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In fact, one of the protectors told me that getting blasted by water as a weapon, when you're trying to defend water, is akin to rape.
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Last Thursday, it was announced that the Army National Guard had cleared the vast majority of water protectors from the Oceti Sakowin camp at Standing Rock.
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The test there is Gobert, a perennial Defensive Player of the Year candidate who already has established himself as one of the sport's great paint protectors.
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He's been charged with stalking for tracking DAPL security by drone; he's also mentored another group of water protectors who, in December, formed Women's Indigenous Media.
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His routine consists of picking four protectors, imbuing them with power, and then, when the spirit moves him, finding a new mutant to body swap with.
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And they're portraying themselves to the recruits that they're luring from Europe and beyond as the saviors and the protectors of the Muslim people of Syria.
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Politicians who describe people as "criminals" are imputing to them permanent character traits that are frightening to most people, while simultaneously positioning themselves as our protectors.
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TL;DR: Get these fun and useful iPhone superhero cable protectors on sale now plus an extra 15% off when you use the coupon code OFFERS20.
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Add spending on smartphone accessories (cases, cables, glass protectors, etc.) and we are probably looking at $2100 billion total spending a year on smartphones and accessories.
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According to Reuters, Samsung issued a notice warning that patterns on some screen protectors that come with silicone phone cases are recognized by the fingerprint scanner.
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In February, Android Central reported that fingerprint recognition on the Galaxy S10 might not work properly with tempered glass screen protectors that could create air gaps.
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Trump has pushed for his fiercest protectors to be included because he believes they will be the best at arguing against the two charges against him.
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On the other hand, screen protectors help protect screens from scratches, which weaken the structural integrity of a display and may eventually lead to large cracks.
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We are the protectors not only of the lives, property, and security of the communities we serve but of something much greater—the rule of law.
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Medical teams have been dispatched to affected cities, and hospitals are asking for donations of essential items including face masks, eye protectors, protective uniforms and sanitizer.
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Sondland left a few scraps for Trump's protectors — namely his comment that the President never personally directly told him to hold back military aid to Ukraine.
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As the pipeline neared, water protectors committed to peaceful action chained themselves to drilling equipment and tried to pray on a butte where Sitting Bull walked.
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Din saw firsthand in Chapter 8 the lengths IG-11 went to, both to protect The Child and to keep the little tyke's other protectors safe.
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Undersupplied and facing the prospect of a Trump administration, the water protectors, as they call themselves, face a gloomy season ahead after seven months of protest.
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"We are the protectors of the demands of the people and that is by consensus from the political entities," said the political committee's head, Omar Zeinalabdin.
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" She also wonders if things would have turned out different "if we treated our military not as troops but as the protectors of our homes and families?
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The founders of BVT aren't the first to consider using bees to spread organic plant protectors, but they're one of the first to take it to market.
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At the moment Jacobs and his team are engaged in testing what a storm would look like if and when all those flood-protectors are finally installed.
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George, who wore noise-blocking ear protectors, pointed at planes in the sky, waved to visitors and seemed especially fascinated by the tail rotor of a helicopter.
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Although the denial of the easement is being heralded as a victory by the water protectors, the battle for the anti-DAPL protesters is far from over.
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Water protectors, however, continue to fight, resisting Trump's efforts to construct pipelines that are in violation of tribal treaties and would cause adverse impacts on the environment.
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They make tempered glass screen protectors, a slim bumper for everyday use and a "buoyant" bumper which appears to be waterproof or at least floats on water.
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"The Reaper force is working hard in Iraq and Syria; the new Reapers - renamed Protectors for the RAF - won't be in action for years yet," he said.
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The company is warning customers who own the latest Galaxy S10 and Galaxy Note 10 phones to remove their screen protectors until Samsung releases a software update.
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The gaps at the top and bottom of the screen's fold, for example, are now covered by small T-shaped plastic protectors combined with a flexible gasket.
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Sex workers know the difference between the work they do and the violence they can face while doing it, particularly when it comes from their supposed protectors.
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Policy makers everywhere should be speaking up about racially biased policing in America and how communities of color are forced to perceive police as attackers, not protectors.
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That's why many gun advocates prefer to be called advocates for or "protectors" of the Second Amendment: Their answer to tragedy isn't more regulation, but more freedom.
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"In a country where armed groups routinely prey on civilians, peacekeepers should be protectors, not predators," said Hillary Margolis, a women's rights researcher at Human Rights Watch.
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If you've ever seen one of those odd-looking screen protector applicator machines at an Apple Store, that's the thing they use to put on Belkin's protectors.
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While it's a pay-what-you-want download, bear in mind that any proceeds go to the water protectors at Standing Rock, and open your wallet accordingly.
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The news of Trump's order was followed by online calls to protest throughout the United States, in solidarity of the water protectors (many using the hashtag #NoDAPL).
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To some, a scratch on their smartphone is like being personally wounded, and it's spawned an entire sub-industry selling cases and protectors for babying your gear.
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During protests, the protectors—as many gatherers prefer to be called—have endured violence, including being pepper-sprayed, attacked by dogs, denied nourishment, and threatened by lawsuits.
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Zagg makes a range of smartphone accessories, including a line of screen protectors and keyboard accessories, while Mophie is known for its external batteries and charging cases.
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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who has asserted that elephant poaching is linked to terrorism, crashed The Protectors panel on April 21 as a surprise guest.
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Angels are our spiritual bouncers and protectors––you can simply ask them to protect you and they'll act as intermediary between what you want and don't want.
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Activists calling themselves "water protectors" established the protest camp south of Bismarck, and greens and tribal activists held a series of rallies against the project in Washington.
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As Yochi Dreazen noted in a post for Vox, it cast men in the role of protectors and carried a stronger whiff of chivalry than of equality.
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Only instead of blocking light, many third-party screen protectors can block the ultrasound waves emitted from the grooves of your finger when it touches the sensor.
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Best Buy is tacking on some freebies to a lot of TVs and gaming consoles, including discounts on Sling TV, free Echo Dots, and free screen protectors.
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Utah's stanchion is Rudy Gobert, a 503-year-old perennial Defensive Player of the Year candidate who strikes fear as one of the game's great rim protectors.
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And when he sings a music-hall song to defuse a cafe riot, we see someone who has long used words to deflect violence and charm protectors.
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In the end, they would get a court to return America to one imagined by the elites who put forth the lifetime protectors of the permanent class.
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For almost a year, as water protectors held prayer ceremonies, established a school, and occasionally clashed with police, Unicorn Riot was on the ground, documenting it all.
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Ingenue-pale, Victoria gets some shade from the Jellicle street chicks but quickly finds protectors in the form of Munkustrap (Robbie Fairchild) and Mr. Mistoffelees (Laurie Davidson).
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In Utah, Bradley will be a backup for Rudy Gobert, where he can learn under a player who is among the finest rim protectors in the game.
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Not only were the Montagnards our protectors and comforters in the ghastliness of the jungle, but their cause seemed just, echoing the civil rights movement back home.
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The risk is that legislators and others who see themselves as protectors of free speech on campus come to treat it as an à la carte menu.
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The edges of the built-in screen protector were visible and, yes, it looked an awful lot like the removable screen protectors other Galaxy products ship with.
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He said police intelligence had identified 893 "high-value targets", warning that they and "their patrons and protectors" would receive a "strong message of the certainty of punishment".
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The conviction swells a list of prosecutions pushed by Thailand's military - the self-designated protectors of the monarchy - after it seized power in a coup two years ago.
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Between the lines: Neither of the men work inside the administration, but they are close to the president and see themselves as "his outside protectors," according to Rucker.
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The NYT also reports that at one NXIVM group called "Society of Protectors," women were made to wear fake cow udders over their breasts while men insulted them.
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The incident made headlines around the globe and prompted the president's protectors to begin flying their own drones and practicing techniques for detecting and taking down rogue aircraft.
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Whitestone, which makes tempered glass screen protectors that adhere to screens using LOCA glue and a UV light curing process, says it's been certified for Samsung's latest phones.
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She was at the front lines of the #NoDAPL movement in Standing Rock, where she was one of the Water Protectors bitten by a private security force dog.
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You can easily find glass screen protectors for the Fire 49 that have this coating, though the Onn tablet isn't popular enough to have its own bespoke accessories.
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It is unclear to all where the governor is getting his information, as he has refused to visit the refuge himself despite numerous public invitations by the protectors.
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New Gorilla Glass generations may be thinner, but if they remain prone to scratches, users are likely to buy screen protectors that add that thickness back in anyway.
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Denomie told me this painting is his representation of what he learned about the thunder beings, who guarded the water protectors to prevent even worse outcomes or harm.
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The 19-year-old singer revealed he was nearly roughed up by the 30-year-old rapper's crew of protectors during The Weeknd's concert in Toronto this week.
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It's more about a conflict between law enforcement and the water protectors and trying to hold ground or trying to advance and that's not what this is about.
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Meanwhile, one thousand miles from Flint, water protectors at the Standing Rock Reservation in North Dakota are celebrating the temporary halting of construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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Yellow jackets are common stinging insects that are aggressive protectors of their homes, and, unlike many bees that die after stinging once, can sting multiple times when threatened.
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The water protectors have more in common with Stewart Brand's WELL and the early iPhone culture which he inspired Steve Jobs to create, than the public may realize.
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The battle for the air and the airwaves Back at Facebook Hill, Dean Dedman, Dallas Goldtooth and Kandi Mossett, the water protectors, are shaking their heads over allegations.
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As Business Insider's Jessica Orwig reported, no longer do we expect them to be financial partners, protectors, and companions — now we also want them to provide personal fulfillment.
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Those who should be animals' protectors and advocates — their guardians — unwittingly hand them over, sending them down a dark conveyor belt to what may be their final destination.
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Sadly, the failure to eliminate predator friendly laws affects not just Catholic victims but prevents all survivors of child sexual abuse from holding perpetrators and their protectors accountable.
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The outlets can accommodate large, bulky plugs with built-in surge protectors or irregular plugs, such as those with a right angle orientation to the prongs and cord.
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Chagrin Valley was much nicer than other places she saw—no funeral-home carpeting, no grim hallways with wall protectors and handrails—but it cost about the same.
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More than pocket protectors or periodic table shower curtains, nerds are isolated by their genius — or, at least, a chronic inability to make their ideas accessible and understood.
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In the package, you get three screen protectors in case you mess up the first one, an installation tray, wet wipes, an installation guide, and dust removal stickers.
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Built for the outdoors, the Timex Expedition Ranger features a brushed stainless steel case, side crown protectors, and a stainless steel bracelet that can handle rough everyday wear.
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Democrats imply or assert that in the Age of Trump, Republicans can no longer assume the mantle of principled protectors and promoters of morality and Judeo-Christian values.
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At 4,847 or so years old, Methuselah is the world's oldest known living tree, which makes it — in the mind of its human protectors — too old for guests.
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Even Hondurans who had been skeptical of the limits on the commission were hopeful that it will ultimately lead to widespread investigation into the police and their protectors.
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I would take a camera and ask the Water Protectors what people like me could learn from people like them about protecting our world from brutally indifferent power.
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Note, however, that the unit I got from B&H lacks a second grip that's compatible with screen protectors, which came bundled with the version Kickstarter backers received.
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In November, when Wilson was acquitted, the country caught fire as many Black and brown people were convinced anew that their cities' police were predators rather than protectors.
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For better and for worse, the editors of The Source were the protectors of hip-hop culture, the ones who told us what was worthy of classic status.
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Keeping the data they collect exclusive to their own platforms means they can sell that advertising at a premium, while coming off as protectors of your personal data.
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Indeed, on Inauguration Day the tribe unanimously agreed to evacuate all remaining "water protectors," as the protesters refer to themselves, citing community exhaustion and the upcoming spring floods.
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Americans in black neighborhoods tend to make fewer calls to 911 after a publicized bad act by a police officer because the police are seen as threats, not protectors.
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If you're brave, here's video of the incident: Well, the Cardinals decided to get drastic, as they bought three ballistics-tested ball protectors—one for each of their catchers.
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That's why the beautiful designs in Apple TV ads are rarely seen in real life because the phones are cloaked by ugly (if profitable) cases and gauzy screen protectors.
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These frontline protectors/curators are the subject of an exhibition by NYC-based artists Eva and Franco Mattes currently on at London's Carroll / Fletcher gallery called Abuse Standards Violations.
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They educated the audience about how to support the water protectors at Standing Rock and how to Divest from the Dakota Access Pipeline by passing out information to #defunddapl.
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On websites linked to the Guards, members of the organization killed in Syria and Iraq are praised as protectors of Shi'ite holy sites and labeled "defenders of the shrine".
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It's likely many existing types of screen protectors won't work, and Samsung hasn't specified whether the Fold will come with a preinstalled screen protector like its Galaxy S10 will.
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Protesters calling themselves "water protectors" have been camped out to block the pipeline, and in recent weeks aggressive police tactics have contributed to an atmosphere of tension and distrust.
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Art Zimiga, a Oglala Lakota who is also a veteran, told VICE that the water protectors would need to be on hand to monitor further activity in the area.
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But with the ongoing wave of curved-screen devices like the Galaxy S8, Note 8, and Pixel 2 XL, manufacturers of tempered glass protectors have run into constant headaches.
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Some 500 police will be selected for a new Drug Enforcement Group, to target drug financiers, manufacturers, distributors and protectors, including elected officials, said the group's commander, Graciano Mijares.
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But instead of providing screen protection, the Supershot Go, which is thicker than most screen protectors, features physical grooves you can use to guide your finger when throwing pokeballs.
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" He created the sketch for the work the night after seeing videos of law enforcement spraying the water protectors with water cannons: "It was just very infuriating to me.
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The Japanese public initially didn't warm to its new protectors, though, and it didn't help that popular films for decades showed it struggling against threats — including in Godzilla movies.
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Still, clerics in Saudi Arabia have supported the imposition of male guardianship based on a verse in the Quran that states men are the protectors and maintainers of women.
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Bed Bath & Beyond supported all of our big home-away-from-home milestones, stocking the basics from shower caddies in shared dorm rooms to mattress protectors in first apartments.
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"The water protectors were not dissuaded and eventually began approaching the top of the hill where they were met with more teargas canisters being thrown at them," he said.
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This two-pack of screen protectors costs less than $8, which is a lot less than you'd pay to have the Switch's screen replaced if it were to break.
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Per the Verge, the leaked images (from prolific tipster Ice Universe, via 33to5Google) purport to show mockups for front panels or screen protectors from the forthcoming line of phones.
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But the mostly Native American protesters, who call themselves "water protectors," say they were there to pay their respects to sacred sites, and that they did not provoke police.
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So magical are these women than their protectors' actions, the man's actions, are plainly justifiable: we do what we do in these games because we are protecting something godly.
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Police have just arrested 2003 protestors—they call themselves water protectors—and over the phone I can hear Dallas describing how a private security agent brandished an AR-15.
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Every response to his incendiary tweets gives his movement more proof of their self-evident truths: It's the preservationists of the status quo versus the protectors of survival instincts.
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For their part, Obama administration officials found themselves playing the role of the C.I.A.'s protectors, discouraging the release of the report's executive summary and insisting on heavy redactions.
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The landmark decision was met with roaring celebration and cautious optimism from thousands of water protectors, many of whom were bracing for a long, harsh winter at makeshift encampments.
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The administration came out firmly against Keystone XL and, after months of protests by indigenous people and water protectors in South Dakota, blocked the Dakota Access Pipeline in 2016.
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Jennifer Carlson is an assistant professor of sociology at the University of Arizona and the author of Citizen-Protectors: The Everyday Politics of Guns in an Age of Decline.
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I cannot imagine that anyone who came to Standing Rock and saw their fellow protectors get hit with rubber bullets and water cannons will ever forget that victorious sound.
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A paramedic who arrived gave him oxygen but Xu drifted in and out of consciousness as his protectors negotiated with the crowd to move him to the main terminal.
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He has become one of the president's fiercest protectors amid the Russia investigation and, in the view of The Bee's editorial board, has put partisanship above serving his constituents.
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The regime responded in kind, laying the groundwork for extremist groups to legitimize themselves as protectors of the people while mobilizing Syria's youths under the banner of radical ideologies.
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It is designed to fit over most surge protectors and comes in four colors — black, white, light sage and moonlight blue — so it can coordinate with most room designs.
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Many Serbs living in Kosovo, however, describe the alliance's forces as occupiers more than protectors, said Lilijana Milic, who owns a farm along the highway between Mitrovica and Pristina.
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She was so dazed that she covered her home in sticky-note reminders: Bring the pump to work, the nipple protectors, the ice packs to keep the milk cold.
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Power strips — or better yet, surge protectors, which absorb common power surges that can damage electronics — are an inexpensive and safe way to add extra outlets in most circumstances.
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The day we chat, the two are in the car traveling across South Dakota to visit water protectors and gather their stories for a book Keeler is working on.
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This past weekend was no exception, as North Dakota law enforcement used water cannons and rubber bullets to push back protectors from a barricaded bridge leading to construction sites.
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Using drones, peaceful demonstrators, also called "water protectors," filmed an armored vehicle launching percussion grenades into the crowd; water cannons being fired at civilians; and continued pipeline construction after dark.
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And these female water protectors, many of whom are still camped out in North Dakota, remain central to the struggle to protect the Missouri River from a potential oil spill.
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But a puritanical Islamist movement, Hefazat-e-Islam ("Protectors of Islam") had denounced the sculpture as a depiction of a living creature—something the most doctrinaire strands of Islam abjure.
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Over the course of the sophomore installment, it is revealed the way rapist Bryce (Justin Prentice) used his army of protectors and enablers to get away with his heinous crimes.
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Farther up the road, a group of seven Native Hawaiian protectors chained themselves to a cattle guard as a second line of defense in case law enforcement arrested the kūpuna.
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At the Tribeca Film Festival, filmmaker Kathryn Bigelow and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton advocated for the species in discussion around Bigelow and Imraan Ismail's VR film, The Protectors.
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In the "cow belt" of Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Madhya Pradesh, "cow protectors" armed with bats, swords and guns look for vehicles that are transporting cows across state borders.
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One of the most prominent, Hefazat-e-Islam ("Protectors of Islam"), formed in 2010 partly in response to plans to change inheritance laws to make them more favourable to women.
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With the market for tiger parts in Chinese traditional medicine a constant source of demand, tigers in such small numbers depend entirely on their human protectors for their continued existence.
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In the wake of the Civil War — which ravaged the country, killing hundreds of thousands of young men — women "had to have protectors and a source of income," Dunlap says.
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Hundreds of protesters, or protectors as they prefer to be called, have spent a week blocking construction from starting on the Thirty-Meter Telescope at the top of the mountain.
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The Nintendo NES Classic is really hard to find, but you can still herald your undying love for all things 8-bit with these Power Glove-themed hand-protectors ($15).
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The Nintendo NES Classic is really hard to find, but you can still herald your undying love for all things 63-bit with these Power Glove-themed hand-protectors ($15).
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Unfortunately, we won't be getting finger protectors here in the US. A KFC representative told MUNCHIES there currently are no plans to roll out finger nups anywhere other than Japan.
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The real demons are the sadistic bullies and abusive parents and indifferent bystanders — people who should have been friends, protectors, helpers, but instead have left these kids to the wolves.
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It also takes place in an open online world, where you look to join the ranks of the titular absolvers, sworn protectors of what remains of a formerly opulent empire.
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He said this "big win for tribal rights, for environmental quality and for every American who has stood in solidarity with the water protectors" should survive after Obama leaves office.
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Precisely because they had no serious power of their own, the cannier among them learned to cultivate powerful men who might serve as door openers, instructors, protectors, promoters, whatever worked.
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The swift turn of events is leading to new questions about the advisers who encouraged Trump to hold the line, even as his staunchest protectors urged him to change course.
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Because some sensors, like the one in the OnePlus 6T, require light to illuminate your fingerprints before capturing an image of them, screen protectors can actually get in the way.
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"In a country where armed groups routinely prey on civilians, peacekeepers should be protectors, not predators," Hillary Margolis, women's rights researcher at Human Rights Watch, said in a news release.
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I have been fortunate enough to be able to join the protestors, or as we like to be call them the water protectors, at Sacred Stone Camp twice this Fall.
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He told MI6 the identity of certain officers who were overcharging for procurements and inventing fictitious budget items, then distributing a cut to senior officers who served as their protectors.
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"These individuals who are supposed to be protectors were predators, both of them," Christine Poarch, a lawyer who represents Mr. Manzanares's three victims, said of the Ortiz and Manzanares cases.
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In the countryside, residents, on average, are older, poorer, less educated and more receptive to the populist message that they are the true protectors of their nation's culture and heritage.
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Osha (Natalia Tena) The Wildling woman who once threatened Bran Stark's life became one of the fiercest protectors of the little lords, but she was no match for Ramsay Bolton.
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The video includes a re-enactment of the protest, staged by members of an organization called Arizona Border Protectors, alongside footage of nine immigrant children performing the U.S. Marines' Hymn.
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These hearing protectors should be part of the same regular public health arsenal as sunscreen and condoms, and we should trot them out in any place we frequent that's loud.
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Fearing that the pipeline would contaminate their drinking supply and damage sacred cultural sites, indigenous water protectors have attempted to halt the project, which is owned by Energy Transfer Partners.
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Isolations and stagnant pick and rolls aren't terrible options against Golden State's Andrew Bogut-less lineups, since he and Festus Ezeli are the only true rim protectors on the Warriors' roster.
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The answer to the eternal struggle of walking on uneven surfaces wearing heels, these high heel protectors were specifically designed to protect your treasured shoes from grass or any rough terrain.
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In addition to that, buy one of their sleep bundles so you can save up to $200 on bedding such as pillows, sheets, and mattress protectors for the full Purple experience.
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No one would have ended up at Standing Rock if it had not been for LaDonna and Miles opening up their hearts and their land for protectors to come and stand.
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As if on cue, his ex-wife (and employee) Anna enters, dressed like a steampunk Oompa-Loompa, with glasses, ear protectors, and overalls covered in a fine layer of chocolate powder.
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That's when thousands of water protectors and allies assembled to physically block construction, and when the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia heard the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe's lawsuit.
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Hori is a well-respected Japanese video game accessory maker that's been pumping out solid fighting sticks, gamepads, and screen protectors for pretty much as long as such things have existed.
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It was the perfect way to raise the profile of the real-life rangers who protect endangered elephants in the Democratic Republic of the Congo — which was, ultimately, The Protectors' goal.
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Companies have tried a few ideas to resolve this; some screen protectors have color-matched bezels with adhesive only on the perimeter of the glass and not on the display area.
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The Protectors, co-created by director Imraan Ismail of VR studio Here be Dragons and Zero Dark Thirty director Kathryn Bigelow, boasts a combination of interesting subject matter and cinematic flair.
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The women are the key influencers, protectors, and enforcers of their celebrity realm; if this was Game of Thrones, a woman would be sitting upon the Iron Throne at all times.
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It was not just Mr Rouhani who should give up power—so too should the ruling clerics and their armed protectors in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, said the new protesters.
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Click here to view original GIFInvented by Johnny Lai, the Supershot Go sticks to your smartphone like other screen protectors do, without leaving a gunky film behind when you remove it.
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The allegations include once-parentless children in the care of the Catholic orphanage being beaten, sexually abused, mutilated, and observing the deaths of other children at the hands of their protectors.
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The Western alliance spent years fighting in Afghanistan in a war that was first launched to rout out al-Qaeda and its Taliban protectors after the September 11 attacks in 2001.
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Photographer Celine Guiout photographed and interviewed the women of Standing Rock a week before the Water Protectors were told that their months-long test of endurance and activism had paid off.
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After the whole mess came out in 1963, and Stephen was charged with living off immoral earnings—but killed himself before the verdict—and Jack resigned, she lost all her protectors.
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Mr. Diamond, who is white, assigned officers to neighborhood beats and put many on bicycles instead of inside patrol cars in an attempt to establish ties between neighborhoods and their protectors.
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I spoke to filmmaker Josh Fox, who created the GASLAND documentary series in 2010 that helped to spur the anti-fracking movement in America, spent time with Standing Rock water protectors.
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We also possess a conscience, the ability to be structurally compassionate toward nature and thereby act as protectors even as we destroy swaths of our surroundings and the environment at large.
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Or perhaps such decisions will be driven by something less measurable: the value of these revered and critical predators as protectors of our planet's wild landscapes and the life within them.
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However, Tywin doesn't address the social contract between a monarch and his vassals — that in return for fealty, kings and queens are accountable to their subjects as protectors of the realm.
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When it comes to America's own interpersonal relationships, however, Ms. Williamson would like to see the women — especially the women who support Donald Trump — see themselves as protectors against a threat.
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My friend Jean-Louis had been living at Standing Rock for the past five weeks, near where a camp of up to 276,2200 "Water Protectors" had been going strong since August.
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The idea that men have to be providers and protectors, Glick said, goes hand in hand with the "boys will be boys" attitude that's often used to excuse men's bad behavior.
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This doesn't mean invading and conquering South Korea outright, but rather slowly building ties between the two Koreas — and breaking the South away from its American protectors — until they reunify bloodlessly.
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Mr. Talabani quickly made friends with the American protectors, but the anger he had for Mr. Bush for failing to help stop Mr. Hussein's troops during the uprising did not abate.
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Mr. Johnson, using the tactics of the 2016 Brexit campaign, has tried to inoculate himself by rebranding the Conservatives as the protectors of the health service, though not without some controversy.
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Animal Cord Protector Not only are these animal cord protectors adorable, but they can also help prevent the outer part of your lightning cables from fraying and tearing from regular use.
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Reuters reported that fewer than 100 anti-government protectors are now trapped in a Hong Kong university in a standoff with the police amid increasingly violent clashes in the last week.
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Democrats are betting heavily that they have solidified an image as the protectors and defenders of the health care system, just as Republicans long dominated voters' confidence on national security issues.
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And if the labor unions — which were the best protectors of good-paying manufacturing jobs — are staggering, it's in good part because of the anti-union legislation passed by Republican legislatures.
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Her older brother Stephen, a psychiatrist who now lives in Sweden, was one of her first protectors, she said, but it was her older sister, Barbara, who claimed her emotional attention.
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Thursday, Equifax, a credit monitoring and security company got hacked (who will protect the protectors?) 143 million SSN numbers were exposed, which is nearly half of Americans if you're keeping count.
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This is less a straight depiction of the protest than a depiction of its memory — reinforced by interviews with water protectors that were recorded after the events in question over Skype.
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On Thanksgiving night, a holiday which serves as a reminder of genocide and ongoing oppression to the continent's original inhabitants, the "water protectors" at Standing Rock gathered for their own feast.
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His group, Vote Protectors, recruited volunteers to conduct "exit polls" of voters in nine cities: Fort Lauderdale, Florida; Detroit; Charlotte and Fayetteville, North Carolina; Las Vegas; Cleveland; Philadelphia; Richmond, Virginia; and Milwaukee.
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Quietly draining 50 percent of his shots from deep and ranking seventh league wide in True Shooting, Olynyk's great NBA skill remains the ability to drag opposing rim protectors from the rim.
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New President Cyril Ramaphosa should take action within 14 days against the Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown, whose department oversees enterprises including Eskom, said Busisiwe Mkhwebane, head of the Public Protectors office.
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The Money Team defender's name is Jizzy Mack -- one of Floyd's longtime protectors -- and he tells us it doesn't matter who's comin' after Mayweather ... he's ready to be there to stop them.
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Given the 40-50 inches of annual snowfall and consistent wind, Lawrence said he doubted the protectors' capacity for winter camping in such, which would be a first for most of them.
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Speaking of trash-to-treasure, Cholnoky's work pairs beautifully with Mitch Cope's Garbage Totems: Zen and the Art of Garbage Hunting and the Protectors of the Refuse, in David Klein's second gallery.
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Just today, another video of the S10 Plus found its way online and offers a strong indication that the device's in-display fingerprint reader might not be so friendly to screen protectors.
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Earlier that day, police attempted to remove water protectors from private property — using pepper spray, as well as tasers, rubber bullets, and sound canons, according to an eyewitness account in Mother Jones.
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In other words, despite his new softer demeanor, Kratos might continue to serve as an antihero who's working against the protectors of the known universe as he did in the original trilogy.
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Previous ultrasonic systems of this kind have been able to get through thin covering layers on top of the screen, but Samsung tells me that tempered-glass screen protectors wouldn't be compatible.
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Other first ladies have been poignant protectors against scandals affecting their husband in private, trying to maintain normalcy while inside White House walls, staff is spinning for control of a polarizing situation.
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The attack on Medina specifically undercuts the royal Saudi family's claim to be the "protectors of the two holy places," Bergen said, a reference to the holy sites of Mecca and Medina.
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Even if you don't like any of Samsung's S8 protectors, third-party cases will surely appear, so you might want to wait before you spend your money on something you might regret.
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Not coincidentally, they're also the most committed to the ideology known as Trumpism, a populist nationalism very hawkish on immigration and supportive of law enforcement as the protectors of law and order.
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"While this phase of the struggle relied largely on the protectors at camp, this next stage will be focused on the legal battles, and keeping the current decision in place," he said.
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A statement by the Islamic State on its social media accounts said the group had targeted "the protectors of the crusaders," a reference to the Saudi royal family's alliances with Western nations.
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When the decision was announced, many argued it besmirched her legacy to force this pivotal figure in the abolition of slavery to share the bill with one of its most powerful protectors.
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Zagg Screen Protectors, available at Zagg, from $14.99It's so easy to scratch or crack a phone screen by accident, so we recommend picking up a screen protector as a practical stocking stuffer.
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According to a criminal complaint filed in March, Sartorio's daughter scored a 27 out of a possible 36 on the ACT with the help of two corrupt protectors enlisted by Rick Singer.
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Related: A New Shade of Performance Art: YouTube Makeup Tutorials Emergency Protest-Performance Honors Standing Rock's Water Protectors and Miami's Displaced "Boat People" 'Breaking the Waves' of a New Kind of Opera
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In the post-Snowden era, internet companies now issue "transparency reports" intended to convey some information about government demands for information and to burnish their bona fides as protectors of civil liberties.
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That was dedicated by a man who took pleasure in beating a black woman on our campus, that was erected by a group who praised the KKK as protectors of white womanhood.
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In the clip below, watch how the Warriors' two best rim protectors, Durant and Green, are placed on the weak side where they must keep an eye on Love in the corner.
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At meetings of a Nxivm-affiliated group called "Society of Protectors," women were forced to wear fake cow udders over their breasts while men called them derogatory names, according to court filings.
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He's a grieving widower — his last act before breaking free from his Secret Service protectors is to stare lovingly at a photo of his wife taken shortly before she died of cancer.
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In the box, you get two screen protectors — if one gets damaged, there's another one to replace it — and wet wipes and microfiber cloth to clean the screen before applying the protector.
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To reach our conclusions, we interviewed repair and warranty experts and teamed up with The Wirecutter, the product recommendations site owned by The New York Times, which tested screen protectors and cases.
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Members of the starter group, race officials responsible for waving the flags to communicate with drivers, put their caps over their hearts during the national anthem but kept their ear protectors on.
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The leader of the inquiry, Mike Cunningham, a former chief constable of the Staffordshire police in central England, said the abuse was an egregious breach of officers' roles as guardians and protectors.
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"Police face political pressure to sympathize with cow protectors and do a weak investigation and let them go free," Richhpal Singh, a retired senior police officer in Rajasthan, told the rights group.
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He said he had often tried to take action against slaughterhouses on environmental grounds but had never been free to do so because they had protectors in the previous, Muslim-friendly government.
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Yet Trump, Pompeo and Kushner are acting as M.B.S.'s protectors and backers — so the world could be stuck with M.B.S. as a destabilizing and oppressive ruler for the next half century.
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The FBI insists that such encryption cuts off all access to critical surveillance data, while the companies providing end-to-end encrypted messaging services get to look like the protectors of American privacy.
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As he's undeniably one of the game's most intimidating rim protectors, the Sixers still aren't sure how they want to use him against the increasingly uncomfortable matchups Embiid has struggled to figure out.
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Body armor was employed not just by the militarized police at Standing Rock, but also by water protectors who realized they were facing body-threatening assault from rubber bullets and tear-gas canisters.
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"Chairman Dave Archambault threw our people to the dogs when he said the camps' actions '...do not represent the tribe nor the original intent of the water protectors,'" she wrote in a statement.
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In January, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to remove water protectors from Standing Rock, and move forward with the construction of the Dakota Access and Keystone XL Pipelines without tribal consent.
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"I just want to say that I'm thankful to the protectors and the stewards of this land, and we are not going anywhere," Momoa told the crowd, according to the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
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They find that help in Joe and Marcos, a convenience store owner and his employee, who rescue them and become their protectors for the night, despite the risk it entails to Joe's livelihood.
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Evangelicals hold up the Kurds as heroes in the fight against ISIS and protectors of minority ethnic groups, particularly for Christians with a history in the Middle East that goes back 2,000 years.
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Here Be Dragons produced two films for Tribeca 2017, both of which fit this mold: the aforementioned The Protectors and The Last Goodbye, which re-creates the ruins of a Nazi concentration camp.
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First, some background: curved smartphone screens have proven to be a real pain for Zagg and the dozens of companies on Amazon (that sell way cheaper tempered glass protectors) for some time now.
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Not only is it far too expensive, the elderly hate wearing underwear-style hip protectors as it is, and they will certainly not want to wear a bulky belt that can look ridiculous.
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SafeRest and Lucid both have great waterproof protectors that are made from cotton terry and have ten-year warranties that are just begging to be tested with the the most slippery sex imaginable.
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Among those securing the election process were "community protectors"— support units to the Uganda police intended to better incorporate local communities in maintaining peace and order, but recruited and selected by the NRM.
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"I just want to say that I'm thankful to the protectors and the stewards of this land, and we are not going anywhere," Momoa told the crowd, according to the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
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Busisiwe Mkhwebane, head of the Public Protectors office, said in her report that Ramaphosa should take action within 14 days against the Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown, whose department oversees enterprises including Eskom.
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Protesters, who refer to themselves as "water protectors," have been gearing up for the winter while they await the Army Corps decision on whether to allow Energy Transfer to tunnel under the river.
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"The Barbudans maintain a completely unique way of life, they see themselves as the stewards and protectors of their pristine island, nowhere else in the Caribbean do you have this situation," he said.
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Water protectors claim that coverage has been complicated by the presence of police IMSI catchers, commonly known as StingRays or TriggerFish, which mimic cell towers in order to obtain personal data from phones.
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Priest imagined the Dora Milaje as subservient wives-in-training to their king — a ceremonial designation T'Challa rejects but which nonetheless informs his relationship to the women who also serve as his protectors.
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They aren't sure how many weeks or months of living there it will take to realize that goal, but the "water protectors," as they call themselves, are settling is as the temperature drops.
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There was a pile of chic dress shoes on the landing outside the front door and a wicker basket overflowing with a tangle of footwear protectors that looked like hospital-grade hair nets.
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But according to Kuo, Samsung is apparently delaying the feature from this year's models due to issues with power consumption and the sensors not working reliably with screen protectors or in different environments.
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As an Amazon Deal of the Day, you can save up to 35% on Anker charging accessories including cables, wireless charging car mounts, surge protectors, wireless chargers, USB-C hub adapters, and more.
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We were calling on Obama to bring in the Department of Justice because they were so unrestrained in their use of aggressive violence against unarmed, peaceful water protectors who were having prayer ceremonies.
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Over the weekend, the movement was bolstered by the arrival of thousands of allies and veterans, who said they would provide a "human shield" between police and protesters, who call themselves water protectors.
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Recall that when well-off Californians fled wildfires, their domestic workers, nannies and other caregivers stayed in their homes to serve as both protectors and defenders as the blazes inched closer and closer.
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On November 20, the night cops used water cannons on Standing Rock protesters, both Renegade Media and Unicorn Riot came out with raw videos of the clashes between water protectors and the authorities.
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I have lurked in countless stagnant ideological internet back alleys where young men excitedly talk about the coming end of civilization, where men can be real men again, and women will need protectors.
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In 50 years the amount of information transmitted will be enormous, allowing teams to monitor everything from energy output to a player's emotions which can trigger auto-protectors when a collision is imminent.
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There, Jonathan Pryce, as the company's chairman, presides in highly entertaining fashion over the gargoylish protectors of multinational privilege who want to get their hands on Nootka Sound, preferably over Delaney's dead body.
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Dr. Flisar and his colleagues recommend in their paper that patients plug their chargers into surge protectors, which will help protect them, and suggest that doctors tell patients to avoid charging during storms.
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Protesters, who refer to themselves as "water protectors", have been gearing up for the winter while they await the Army Corps decision on whether to allow Energy Transfer to tunnel under the river.
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He claims that Syria will be the protectors of the Kurds, even after the Kurds were fighting against Assad's rule and setting up a territory of their own until Trump's decision last week.
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Patagonia's people were the West's recolonizers, the next wave of pioneers, the self-appointed protectors asserting a blue-state ethos in red-state territory—tree huggers pitching their tents in a logging camp.
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Dee Snider is a man who always—always—speaks his mind, and recently, he's been raising that famous voice in support of the Native American water protectors and their allies at Standing Rock.
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Now, in his fight, Mr. Bezos has assembled an all-star crisis-management team of protectors and lawyers who have popped up alongside powerful political figures and celebrities over the last few decades.
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Occasional Donald Trump adviser Roger Stone and his group Vote Protectors have also coordinated a volunteer "anti-fraud" effort — though it's not entirely clear who they're worried is going to commit the fraud.
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The hacks continued on the fourth episode of Mr. Robot's third season, giving our group of technologists a chance to discuss metadata, voice protectors, bug detection, IP tracking, Tomcat, Apache Struts, and more.
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On the eve of this crucial decision on the $3.8-billion project, canoes floated in the waters of the Cannon Ball river Thursday night, asking for permission to join the water protectors on land.
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In addition, at least 20 people have been lynched and dozens wounded by Hindu extremists who call themselves cow protectors and are linked to Prime Minister Narendra Modi&aposs Hindu nationalist Bhartiya Janta Party.
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Some of us are Indigenous scholars who joined the water protectors at Standing Rock, many of whom were targeted by the police and incarcerated for protecting the lands and waters of the Oceti Sakowin.
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Natalie GreenJanuary 24, 2017 In North Dakota, local law enforcement is already tightening up, too, as legislators seek to pass a bill that would give legal protection to drivers who run over water protectors.
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Miami could only score by taking the ball to the rim, and Biyombo has been one of the most effective rim protectors in these playoffs, holding opponents to a 45.2 percent field goal percentage.
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And the idea being you can talk to the people that take your position and provide -- but what the left, with the resistance are talking about, they are suddenly the protectors of national security.
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That cuts especially close to home for Indigenous communities like the Puyallup, who despite being protectors of natural resources and stewards of sustainability, have historically been marginalized by non-native political and industrial forces.
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Apple doesn't really sell any great iPhone screen protectors though — I've tried this one and it's pretty flimsy — and it sounds like they'll only install products that you buy right there at the store.
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Protesters, who refer to themselves as "water protectors," have been gearing up for the winter while they await the Army Corps decision on whether to allow Energy Transfer Partners to tunnel under the river.
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Here's a bit of breaking news for your Tuesday afternoon: ZAGG, best known for its line of Invisible Shield screen protectors, is acquiring Mophie, makers of the popular JuicePack line of smartphone battery cases.
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They are native to California and in a way protectors of the land and ecosystem—we often hear packs them loudly yapping at night, they sound like there is a party is going on.
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The metaphorical shift is intended to suggest a more comprehensive effort: one that is aimed not only at the mob, but also at their official protectors and the grassroots political structures they have infiltrated.
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Mr. Obama visited during a season when most of Midway's birds have finished breeding and flown out to sea, leaving some of the island's most fervent protectors feeling that the president was missing out.
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As the deaths of unarmed black men at the hands of police dominated the news, a national conversation began about the need to make certain that officers acted as protectors rather than as aggressors.
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On April 218, 2100, a caravan of 2000 horses and about 220 water protectors rode 2000 miles from Fort Yates, North Dakota, to a newly formed prayer camp on the Standing Rock Sioux reservation.
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Thousands of protesters — who prefer to be called water protectors — and their allies are trying to stop the multibillion-dollar Dakota Access Pipeline, which is being pushed by the government and major oil companies.
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Today, Sweden Democrats present themselves as the protectors of the Swedish "folkhem," a concept connoting a society in which people take care of one another and is almost synonymous with the Social Democratic party.
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Not only is there a big backyard for little ones to run around and play, there are also bunk beds with mattress protectors, two "pack and play" beds for infants and a games room.
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The cold, hard truth is that Americans have been slowly retreating from being the nation's protectors for a long time, and, ironically, the first step on that retreat was taken exactly a century ago.
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Makers of screen protectors, the plastic or glass films that can be adhered to a smartphone display, say that their products will safeguard your screen from scratches and cracks when it falls face down.
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Considered a "Trump whisperer" during the campaign, and someone who was particularly adept at explaining his appeal to voters, Ms. Conway will serve as one of the chief protectors of Mr. Trump's political brand.
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They require trade insurance and surge protectors, free community college, portable health care coverage and pensions, and a very intentional strategy to more equitably spread the benefits of growth among bosses, workers and shareholders.
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Water polo is just pool hijinks you play with your dad when you're on vacation, only here it's turned into a team sport where everyone has to wear ear protectors to stay safe. Uncool.
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"While this phase of the struggle relied largely on the protectors at camp, this next stage will be focused on the legal battles, and keeping the current decision in place," he said in a statement.
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The Gyeonggi Bukbu Provincial Police Agency has created almost 50,000 camera protectors and are distributing the free covers in response to an increase in spycam porn-related crimes, according to a report from Korea Herald.
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Dressed incongruously in a camouflage hoodie and chrome shin protectors, Sasha Pharoah wheels a serving cart holding a live king crab through the busy dining room at Cai Fine Dining and Banquet in Chicago's Chinatown.
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Kari Cholnoky: Semi Lucid Steaks and Mitch Cope:Garbage Totems: Zen and the Art of Garbage Hunting and the Protectors of the Refuse continue at David Klein Gallery (1520 Washington Blvd, Detroit, Mich.) through March 12.
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One concern that was raised by a pre-event leak was the idea that the new fingerprint sensor tech would require screen protectors for the S10 devices to have an unsightly hole in the middle.
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When asked, the protectors will quickly explain they are not against science and have little opposition to the TMT project itself — they just firmly believe it does not belong on the sacred lands of Maunakea.
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If you've ever worn goalie pads or shin protectors, you'll probably be immediately comfortable strapping on the Sled Legs which feature a rigid ABS plastic shell on the outside, and foam padding on the inside.
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This conversation took place a few miles away from, and about an hour before, activists (who refer to themselves as "water protectors") reported that authorities used rubber bullets, tear gas, and water cannons against them.
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Whether it was through a simple online message, a postcard or a quick chat in the street, Londoners and supporters from around the world were quick to recognize the efforts of the city's professional protectors.
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DUBAI, April 9 (Reuters) - Iranian President Hassan Rouhani defended the elite Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as protectors of the Islamic republic a day after the United States labeled the group as a foreign terrorist organisation.
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In the 2010 midterm elections, the Progressive Change Campaign Committee got 95 of the 950 plus candidates for the U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Representatives that year to sign the Net Neutrality Protectors Pledge.
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Starting in April, self-described "water protectors" from Standing Rock Sioux Tribe began occupying land near Bismarck, North Dakota, to halt construction of a four-state oil pipeline, saying it could poison their water supply.
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But Tiger did not repay the kindness, leading, unwittingly, to the duo's arrest in 241 after a former neighbor, who knew them as the cat's protectors, recognized them from F.B.I. photos and turned them in.
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The Central African Republic, one of the world's most dysfunctional countries, has become an epicenter of sexual abuse allegations against United Nations peacekeepers, an issue that has tarnished their image as protectors of the helpless.
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"They are weak man-child beta males who are afraid to take on their God given roles of protectors and providers," one sad fool scrawled below the Duke Chronicle's reporting of the Duke Men's Project.
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When they rape our earth with their pipelines and various forms of eco-devastation, and disregard the spirit that lies within the earth, they become a gateway for violence against the protectors of the land.
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A system of levees, sea walls and storm surge protectors like the Maeslantkering in Rotterdam, the Netherlands — giant sea doors that open and close automatically to protect the harbor — could be both attractive and effective.
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Further pummeling his foes, Maduro named five senior officials as "protectors" for the states won by the opposition, undermining its influence on the ground by granting new funding and parallel responsibilities to government figures there.
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But in their roles as protectors of many other children, who should be free to attend school without fear of being shot, this trio that controls the federal government is leading a bad parent caucus.
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Mr. McCollum, 54, and Mr. Brown, 50, proved virtually helpless as hundreds of thousands of dollars of state compensation were siphoned off by their supposed protectors: a sister back home; a lawyer from Orlando, Fla.
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Removing the plastic layer caused the screen to break (similar to what we saw with Samsung's original Galaxy Fold), which shows that the layer is still integral to the display unlike regular aftermarket screen protectors.
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Protesters calling themselves "water protectors" have rallied there against plans to route the Dakota Access Pipeline beneath a lake near the reservation, saying the project poses a threat to water resources and sacred tribal sites.
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A guardian approach, Lopez says, looks at police as protectors within the community, whereas a warrior approach generally sees neighborhoods as a battlefield with police on one side and the bad guys on the other.
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Lineups that feature no rim protection transform into All-You-Can-Eat buffets whenever he has the ball; the Cavaliers don't have any rim protectors and are particularly vulnerable with one big on the floor.
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There's also a short film documenting the Water Protectors at Standing Rock, where Cunningham's boats hung from barren trees as she held space with her family and their doctor, who provided medical care for the community.
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Solemates High Heeler Protectors: Set of 3 Sizes — $25 See Details The very fact that Solemates understands this common issue when it comes to wearing heels is what made them wildly successful in the first place.
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The image captures the harsh conditions that faced the water protectors for months as they camped on the banks of Cannon Ball River in hopes that they could stop the Dakota Access Pipeline from being installed.
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What does Indigenous Peoples Day mean today in light of the Dakota Access Pipeline protests in North Dakota where protectors aren't just fighting to protect their water, but also find the fight for tribal sovereignty resurfacing?
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At Oceti Sakowin, the largest camp of "water protectors" fighting the Dakota Access Pipeline, the sounds of chainsaws at the communal wood piles stretch well into the night, mingling with the sounds of drumming and singing.
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More From Tom's Guide 9 Best Apple Watch Cases and Screen Protectors Under $15 Best Fitness Trackers for Running, Swimming and Training The Best GPS Watches for Sports and Athletics Which Fitbit is Right For You?
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The case highlights a growing tension for U.S. technology companies that must weigh their role as protectors of U.S. cybersecurity while continuing to pursue business with Washington's adversaries such as Russia and China, say security experts.
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There's the low grumble of hot steel held between the powerful thighs of lesbians and their friends and lovers, who have long been the much-loved unofficial openers — and protectors — of pride marches across North America.
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Here's a gallery of some of the design elements I like (or at least don't mind) on all these cases: I've also been seeing some complaints about screen protectors — both glass and plastic — for the S8.
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Apple has reportedly partnered with Belkin to equip stores with machines that will apply plastic screen protectors to iPhones, something Apple employees have been previously discouraged from doing for customers in case the installation was unsuccessful.
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One of the most-discussed VR pieces at Tribeca is the world premiere of the Kathryn Bigelow project, The Protectors: Walk in The Rangers Shoes, which is designed for the lower-end Samsung Gear VR headset.
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For general industry workers who are exposed to noise for eight hours a day at or above a time-weighted average of 85 decibels, OSHA requires employers to provide notification, audiometric testing and free hearing protectors.
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Constructed like the four-legged All-Terrain walker from Star Wars, this imperial multi-tasking box lets you hide wires, powerboards, or surge protectors from any bosses or Imperial forces who don't take kindly to clutter.
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Democrats were projected to take over the House in Tuesday's midterm elections, likely elevating Schiff to the chairman spot in the intelligence panel, which had been headed by one of President Donald Trump's biggest protectors, Rep.
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Three films incorporate smell into their virtual reality experience with surprising success: Kathryn Bigelow and Imraan Ismail's The Protectors: Walk in the Ranger's Shoes, Milica Zec and Winslow Porter's Tree, and Marshmallow Laser Feast's TREEHUGGER: WAWONA.
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The sight of a heavily militarized police force on the Great Plains—while water protectors aim for "small-is-beautiful" with mobile media vans and drones and smartphones—well, it's a sight not lost on anyone.
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At the front lines, where water protectors faced off with Morton County sheriff's deputies and the National Guard, Nancy played the role of a "watcher"—she made sure the situation was in some semblance of control.
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But activists also claim that their role as "water protectors" has national scope — by blocking the pipeline, they are preserving the water for all those that use the Missouri River downstream now and in the future.
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During the 2016 Dakota Access Pipeline (#NoDAPL) protests, Lakin trained and supported indigenous drone pilots, who were then able to document the progress of the pipeline and the interactions between law enforcement and indigenous water protectors.
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Opponents shot a pathetic 41 percent at the rim when Gobert was the closest defender, compared to 46.9 percent for the Heat's Hassan Whiteside and 5.03 percent for the Clippers' DeAndre Jordan, two notable paint protectors.
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At the front lines, where water protectors faced off with Morton County sheriff's deputies and the National Guard, Nancy played the role of a "watcher" — she made sure the situation was in some semblance of control.
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On the philanthropic side, Dell says the company has made a donation of two million yuan ($284,000 USD) to fund in-demand materials "including surgical masks, protective clothing and eye protectors for local hospitals" in China.
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He has brought Robert Mueller's protectors to the defense of the horrid Jeff Sessions, who may well be a racist and is definitely a monster for conducting the policy of family separations at our southern border.
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We are the most powerful nation in the world because our ideals of universal freedom and equality have been backed up by our belief that we were champions of justice, the protectors of the less fortunate.
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But his career-long habit of viewing his public protectors as somewhat disposable, on vivid display after Mr. Comey's sudden ouster, has not exactly been an incentive to step into the firing line on his behalf.
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Samsung says that it plans to release a patch for its phones' in-display fingerprint sensors as early as next week, after reports emerged that the biometric security method could be rendered useless by certain screen protectors.
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Symantec's decision highlights a growing tension for U.S. technology companies that must weigh their role as protectors of U.S. cybersecurity as they pursue business with some of Washington's adversaries, including Russia and China, according to security experts.
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While Reuters reported that Dave Archambault II, chairman of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, asked those who are not Sioux to leave the area for the winter on Tuesday, water protectors aren't planning to leave anytime soon.
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Later that month, thousands of allies started checking in to the Standing Rock Reservation on Facebook, in an attempt to confuse police after rumors that they were monitoring the social network to keep track of water protectors.
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We learn that women in ancient Greece, thought to be sexually unquenchable, were sequestered at home both before and during marriage, lest their appetites generate illegitimate offspring and cast doubt on the dominance of their male protectors.
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Despite pleas from younger activists to protect the kūpuna, the elders insisted on remaining on the front line and being the first arrested, asking the younger protectors to stand down and remain silent while they were taken.
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"If we are really serious about protecting our children, we must have trained and equipped protectors prepared to handle this type of situation whenever there are school activities," Gingrich wrote in an op-ed for Fox News.
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The "best" glass screen protectors for the S8 and Note 8 require you to apply LOCA glue to the glass and then use a friggin' UV light to cure the thing so it sticks to the phone.
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This week, the Internet is spellbound by a set of Harry Potter-themed newborn photos — most notably featuring a little Gryffindor wearing ear protectors to shield him from the deadly cries of his newborn brother, a Mandrake.
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Calling themselves "water protectors," supporters of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe set up tents and teepees on the land, about an hour south of Bismarck, which they said belongs to the tribe under a 2000-century treaty.
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In advance of the holiday weekend, the agency reminded the public that riders need to wear helmets and protective gear, including boots, gloves, eye protectors, long pants and long-sleeved shirts, and seat belts must be used.
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But the medical tent where Grantham volunteers likely isn't going anywhere, as protesters, or water protectors, as they prefer to be called, worry that Energy Transfer Partners may continue to construct the pipeline under Lake Oahe anyway.
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Dakota Access protesters — who call themselves water protectors — have argued for months that plans to run the new pipeline beneath Lake Oahe, a large Missouri River reservoir, would jeopardize the region's water supplies and threaten sacred sites.
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"We do not consider ourselves to be protesters or these to be protests; we consider these protections and we are the protectors," said Wise, who is from the Jicarilla Apache and Laguna Pueblo tribes in New Mexico.
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The safety concern is posed by law enforcement's militarized response to the water protectors, including use of very dangerous impact munitions, water cannons and other violence against unarmed people many of whom are simply engaged in prayer.
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After months of the stand-off involving protesters (who call themselves Water Protectors) and police, the Army Corps announced on Sunday that it would not grant permission for Dakota Access LLC (DPL) to drill under the river.
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InvisibleShield Screen Protectors, $39.99 and up, available at ZaggSmartphone and tablet screens are fairly fragile and often shatter or get scratched, so it's a good idea to gift the klutz you love a screen protector from InvisibleShield.
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Often calling themselves "water protectors," hundreds of people from all over America have joined many members of the Standing Rock Sioux as they demonstrate against a massive oil transportation project known as the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL).
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The same week that we beamed at an indigenous heroine's trek across the ocean, "water protectors" resisting the Dakota Access Pipeline at Standing Rock endured tear gas, pepper spray, and threat of hyperthermia due to dropping temperatures.
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Around the United States, protesters, who call themselves "water protectors," have taken Trump's executive orders for Dakota Access and TransCanada Corp's Keystone XL line as an attack on treaty rights and vowed to keep up the pressure.
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Alphonse LeRoy, a member of the Yankton Sioux Tribe of South Dakota, said he had traveled to Washington with so-called water protectors like himself who had spent time protesting the Dakota Access and Keystone XL pipelines.
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While water protectors were being shot with water from cannons in freezing temperatures, while dogs were set on Natives protecting their ancestors' graves, and while Natives and allies were locked into "dog kennels," Warren's silence was deafening.
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Not a months (or years)-long criminal investigation which is done in secrecy," she said in the statement, adding that Fairfax and his "protectors" would use a investigation "to say he can't answer any questions in public.
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In many neighborhoods, community gardens have fiercely loyal protectors who have mobilized in recent years as the city has targeted gardens in Harlem and elsewhere as sites for affordable housing, and private developers have also eyed them.
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