The EPA protects our environment, the FDA protects our bodies, the DHS protects our borders.
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Obama can show the world, during his last days, that the United States of America protects its people, protects sacred land and protects its resources.
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An illiberal is one who protects the country's borders, who protects the nation's culture.
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Protecting the local people protects the local forest — and in turn, protects the entire planet.
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Well-managed farmland protects wildlife, controls floods, suppresses fires, and protects our water and wildlife.
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But freedom of expression also protects — and perhaps above all protects — the ideas we hate.
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I don't think it protects GOP federal seats this year, but it protects Trump in 2020.
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"They should know that the law protects them just as it protects everyone else," she said.
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This not only protects banks from non-banks but also protects risky banks from more prudent ones.
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The early-warning system that protects America against viruses resembles the one that protects it against missiles.
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Circumcision protects men, which in turns protects women — but it is expensive, and many men shy away.
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In a nutshell, mitigation protects everyone (at least to some extent), while adaptation only protects those who adapt.
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"This vaccine is safe," she added, noting that it not only protects your child, it protects other people.
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"Encryption protects what you said on a phone call as it crosses the internet, it protects what was written in a text message, it protects your picture so no one can see it," he said.
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It is a film of protection; it protects me, and the action on stage, and it also protects you.
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The song encapsulates the relationship between Geralt and the people he protects: they give him money, he protects them.
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"The euro gives us stability, it protects our economy and protects us in our struggle against inflation," added Le Maire.
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The shot is either trivalent, meaning it protects against three strains of the virus, or quadrivalent, meaning it protects against four.
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Nor are we any closer to a gun policy that protects schoolchildren or an economic policy that protects the working poor.
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The flu vaccine is either trivalent, meaning it protects against three strains of the virus, or quadrivalent, meaning it protects against four.
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It simply protects congressional oversight, protects national security, and keeps deadly weapons from falling into the hands of drug cartels and terrorists.
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Consistent, fair application of law is in itself a good and moral thing and that protects the weak, it protects the lawful.
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In a strange way the play protects him, or, more specifically, the play's presentation of his horrific death from AIDS protects him.
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Consistent, fair application of the law is in itself a good and moral thing, and that protects the weak and protects the lawful.
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Just as the First Amendment protects free expression, it also protects people from laws forcing them to convey messages with which they disagree.
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Having a ready supply of oil and gas protects America's role as a leader across the world and protects jobs here at home.
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In general, a utility patent protects the way a product is used and works, while a design patent protects the way the product looks.
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Consistent and fair application of the law is in itself a good and moral thing, and that protects the weak and protects the lawful.
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Consistent and fair application of the law is in itself a good and moral thing, and that protects the weak, it protects the lawful.
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The MMR vaccine, which protects against German Measles (also known as rubella) also protects against measles, which is more severe than rubella, and mumps.
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Yes, the First Amendment protects your right to be a dumbass, but it also protects the right of others to call you a dumbass.
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"SIMFA's member firms have long advocated for a best-interest standard, but one that more broadly protects clients and better protects client choice," he said.
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The vaccines include MMR, which protects against measles, mumps and rubella, and MMR-V, which also protects against the varicella-zoster virus, which causes chickenpox.
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The creation of this buffer not only protects you, but it protects your supervisor from making time-sensitive plans that could be derailed by slight problems.
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If the First Amendment protects Marjorie Silva's right not to condemn same-sex relationships, they argue, then it protects Jack Phillips's right not to celebrate them.
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The court heard two sets of cases — first, whether Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which protects workers against discrimination from private employers based on "sex," protects workers based on their sexual orientation, and second, whether the law protects workers who are transgender.
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One law protects the rights of tribes to human remains, sacred burial objects and other historic items, and the other law protects their religious and cultural practices.
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"The problem the EU Parliament is faced with is how to create a space online that protects and protects people like us from copyright infringements," LaPorte said.
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The President also received immunizations: the Pneumovax 23 vaccine, which protects against pneumococcal diseases such as meningitis and pneumonia, and the Shingrix vaccine, which protects against shingles.
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This license protects me, and it protects the people I marry in a wedding, so I must be allowed to grow it and transport it and possess it.
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The original vaccine, the trivalent oral poliovirus vaccine (tOPV) protects against three types of polio, whereas the new vaccine, bivalent oral poliovirus vaccine (bOPV) only protects against two.
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After all, the same First Amendment that protects our right to freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and freedom to assemble, also protects our right to a free press.
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However many disagreements I might have with him on minor things, he is fundamentally committed to making sure that we, our country that protects our sovereignty and protects our borders.
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"All pregnant women should receive influenza vaccine, which protects them and their newborns, as well as a dose of a vaccine that protects their newborns against whooping cough," he said.
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The answer has to do with Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which protects internet companies like Google (and The New York Times) from lawsuits — and also protects Backpage.
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But legal experts told the site while it's clear the law protects Facebook from lawsuits over the content of ads, it's less clear whether it protects Facebook's elaborate ad-targeting programs.
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"Instead of viewing privacy as a right that protects individuals and consumers, Trump views privacy as something that protects his own personal interests," Rotenberg, of the Electronic Privacy Information Center, said.
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It makes clear what should have been obvious to the CBP officers: the Constitution protects passengers deplaning domestic flights just as it protects people on the street or in a car.
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" From January '85033: "Political correctness protects Muslim rape culture.
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" The Fourth Amendment protects against "unreasonable searches and seizures.
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Are you going to be able to come up with a plan that protects the DACA recipients, but also protects this country with the proper security in terms of securing the borders?
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Under Sessions, the Justice Department has tried to roll back several LGBT gains, rescinding Obama-era policy that protects transgender students and reversing a policy that said Title VII protects transgender workers.
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We need to determine the appropriate line to be taken with social media that both protects free speech and protects against the malicious spread of misinformation in our democracy by bad actors.
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"We believe the current law protects the integrity of the election and protects voters from intimidation or inducement," Suzanne Staiert, Colorado's deputy secretary of state, said in a statement to the newspaper.
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When it comes to the conventional flu shot, the CDC makes no "preferential recommendation" between the vaccine that protects against three flu strains and the vaccine that protects against four flu strains.
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For instance, New York's anti-SLAPP law protects only petition activity, while Washington, D.C.'s protects any acts "in furtherance of the right of advocacy on issues of public interest," including written statements.
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It also has a safety feature that protects against tangles.
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This is why his mantra is a "Europe that protects".
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It also protects your data with an offsite encrypted backup.
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This protects the Mexican consumer from abrupt increase in prices.
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Our navy protects all the shipping lanes of the world.
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Bears Ears protects Native American cultural heritage and sacred sites.
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Or maybe radon, like thinner air, protects against lung cancer.
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They argued that the First Amendment protects "unfettered scientific discourse".
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You cannot have a legal document that protects a criminal.
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Wade, the decision that protects a woman's right to abortion.
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The ice protects coastal towns from big waves, Rigor says.
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No position protects you against the pain of your loss.
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"The legislation protects the public from bad players," Shreves says.
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The law protects the gullible as well as the sophisticated.
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But the Constitution protects people from unreasonable search and seizure.
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Dakota Johnson is sharing how she protects herself from overexposure.
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The law clearly protects trans people, according to the administration.
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This depletes the ozone that protects Earth from ultraviolet radiation.
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Section 2628 protects online speech in a couple different ways.
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First, it protects social media companies when users advocate violence.
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Nearly all support the regime, which protects their business interests.
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Today deposit insurance protects customers even if their bank fails.
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The medicine that Ariana gave to Hannah protects against osteoporosis.
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"Now each of them only protects their border," he says.
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On the surface, it looks like he selflessly protects Ellie.
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The law still stands, and it still protects trans Americans.
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This coverage protects buyers and lenders from problems with ownership.
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There are some ways the directive better protects travellers' privacy.
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This protects a user's personal data from being temporarily exposed.
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Federal law protects drivers who refuse to operate unsafe equipment.
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Their detachment protects them and lets them serve as guides.
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Protects the State by Peter Gelderloos, to name just two.
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He's become used to this untamed place that protects him.
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Johnson, the First Amendment protects both literal and symbolic speech.
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Cindy is someone who protects herself when it suits her.
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And it protects defined contribution plans at religiously affiliated organizations.
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The Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) protects people of faith.
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This country protects noisome assembly, immoderate speech and provocative speech.
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Lender's title insurance only protects the lender's investment, not yours.
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The popularity of rappers like Kuznetsov is what protects them.
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Cloudflare's technology speeds up and protects websites from outside attacks.
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This protects the people in the pool and the organizer.
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It also protects thugs; tourists are being mugged behind it.
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They form a barrier that protects against rain and wind.
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It protects numerous fish and wildlife species and their habitats.
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Ninety percent of those it protects are Chinese, he said.
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If God is a tower of refuge, he protects us.
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Wearing the uniform only protects me when it is on.
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It's a rage that protects the most delicate observer's heart.
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And it protects them and I want to protect them.
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Privacy over our sexual selves protects our dignity and autonomy.
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The ozone layer protects the earth from ultraviolet solar radiation.
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This provision of the ACA that broadly protects against discrimination.
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A moisturizer, which hydrates and again protects the skin's barrier.
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The justice system protects the weak and limits the strong.
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The First Amendment protects a lot, but not that conduct.
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The government denies this and says it protects free speech.
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The mixture protects her skin from the sun and insects.
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Lawyers representing Ohio measure argue it protects a vulnerable population.
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When celebrity protects, and when it backfires, intensifying public vitriol.
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My husband gave it to me, and it protects me.
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While the law protects workers in Mexico, enforcement is lax.
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Encrypting text messages protects them from advertisers, scammers and snoops.
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Indonesia today protects 106 million acres of forests against deforestation.
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First and foremost, it protects our lives and our liberties.
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If America protects our corporations, then they should protect America.
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In effect, the cage protects the humans from the machines.
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The bed liner protects the metal from rust and corrosion.
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The First Amendment protects speech even that we disagree with.
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This practice protects the public interest, but also the nominee.
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The seatbelt is clicked into place but technically protects nothing.
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It also protects the company against other potentially hostile bidders.
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Microfiber on the inside protects your pricey iPhone from scratches.
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The Trump administration argues that the ban protects the country.
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This protects you in case you don't like the service.
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One copy of the sickle cell trait protects against malaria.
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"The Constitution protects us, 'cause we're American citizens," he says.
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At its best, the legal system protects people from abuse.
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The appeals court also found that the Communications Decency Act (CDA), the law that protects online companies from being held liable for content posted by users, only protects Amazon from elements of Oberdorf's claims.
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"Choosing to vaccinate your child protects them from disease, and it protects vulnerable children who can't get vaccinated for medical reasons," MPP Eric Hoskins, who is also a family doctor, said in a statement.
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The latest HPV vaccine protects against nine strains of the virus.
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It protects workers, not jobs, and links qualifications to local demand.
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Likewise, the sixth amendment protects the right to a fair trial.
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"Spontaneity is not something that protects national security interests," Brennan declared.
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Find out how your workplace protects — or doesn't protect — LGBTQ workers.
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She also writes that YouTube's Content ID already protects content owners.
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As a white woman, my whiteness protects me in Trump's America.
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Flipping the LCD screen also protects it from getting scratched up.
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It creates high risk pools, protects people with pre-existing conditions.
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To assume that the system protects us is to assume privilege.
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China practises the rule of law and protects normal religious activities.
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But they could also overwhelm the encryption that protects national security.
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But they could also overwhelm the encryption that protects national security.
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AMERICA protects the freedom of expression about as robustly as anybody.
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"Education protects and education empowers," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Amy's [character] is usually in control, which sort of protects us.
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Still in place, it currently protects nearly 750,000 people from deportation.
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That matters to people who feel it protects U.S. economic interests.
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Access to data also protects companies from rivals in another way.
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It protects millions of websites all over the world, including 8chan.
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In nature, the gene-editing tool Crispr protects bacteria against viruses.
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Did I pray so the Lord heals her and protects her?
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If nothing else protects a person, they need to protect themselves.
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The fabric picks up much of the pesticide and protects them.
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It protects you if your phone is lost, stolen or damaged.
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Secrecy protects innovation by reducing the likelihood that others possess it.
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I learned how the state of California fiercely protects employees' rights.
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Cyrano protects the secret until his death from a falling log.
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The silicone rubber exterior protects your speaker from drops and damage.
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One possibility is that the relationship protects the salamander from pathogens.
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French law specifically protects children from being disenfranchised in a will.
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"The constitution protects personal liberty from disapproving audiences," the judgment declared.
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" He added: "The First Amendment protects the right to peaceably assemble.
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The plastic window protects the S13's pulse width modulation board.
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Someone who has tolerance, but at the same time, protects tradition.
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It's called an arbitration clause, and it protects companies from lawsuits.
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Swift changed the name on BMI, which protects licenses for songwriters.
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"It's sophisticated, protects vulnerabilities and looks fabulous in photos," Meier says.
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This in turn protects against radicalization, corruption and other destabilizing forces.
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A lightweight oil that protects against heat and smooths out frizz
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It protects more than 300,000 people living in the United States.
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Global law protects heads of state and their entourage from arrest.
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CUJO is a firewall device that protects you from digital intruders.
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HIPPA already protects health information in the USA, at significant cost.
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You have real health care that protects you and your family.
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I think OCD is a part of me that protects me.
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"The benefit is that it protects against currency downsides," Rosenbluth said.
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We want a country ... (that) welcomes us and protects our rights.
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"Pain is a system that protects us," Kuehn tells IEEE Spectrum.
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They have legal status, which protects their employers from immigration raids.
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WPA2 is a security protocol that protects modern Wi-Fi networks.
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Yet, also like our society, it protects the freedom of individuals.
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Further, ERISA protects your 401(k) savings from seizure by creditors.
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The Fourteenth Amendment protects our homes from government spying and confiscation.
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"It's sophisticated, protects vulnerabilities and looks fabulous in photos," Meier said.
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This sealing process "protects your hair from heat damage," says Wallace.
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Its role is far reaching and protects the lives of Americans.
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The right to free speech protects far more than mere words.
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Facebook also adds that it protects minors using the social network.
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That protects the heating elements and ensures your kettle lasts longer.
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This protects data from fraud while instantly updating all parties concerned.
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Critics contend OCI's approach protects drug makers as much as consumers.
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It's time to fully fund the agency that protects our health.
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The law also protects consumers when they cancel their credit card.
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This dynamic limits power and protects the liberties of the people.
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The Bears Ears designation protects Native American artifacts in southern Utah.
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An RFID blocking material protects cards and passports from being skimmed.
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It's all right with film; the camera's silent discretion protects me.
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Worker protection policies: how much the state protects employees from discrimination3.
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The CFPB oversees financial institutions and protects consumers from financial fraud.
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" One large banner read, "Indigenous sovereignty protects the land and water.
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That is, technology that protects data behind cyphers at every point.
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The Secret Service protects the president's life, not stage-rushing playgoers.
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This potentially protects those rulings and moves the court further right.
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It protects me against a lawsuit, for coverage up to $43,24.
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So he designs a pad that protects his arm from contact.
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It's not very comfortable to wear, but it protects the thorn.
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Because the MSM protects Obama and his aides, but not Trump.
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In fact, the federal government specifically protects people in this circumstance.
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"Spontaneity is not something that protects national security interests," Brennan said.
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It protects the Dreamers from deportation and offers them work permits.
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Consent crucially protects against sexual assault and other forms of coercion.
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Most years, the building protects farm equipment and bags of seed.
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"We need a government that protects Dreamers," he wrote in May.
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On paper, Canada encourages and protects the languages of its immigrants.
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It has a thick, domed shell which protects its soft body.
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"The Bureau of Prisons really protects its prerogatives," Dr. Jacobs said.
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But between these three programs, it protects all of American workers.
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Not smiling — not engaging — protects us city dwellers from each other.
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Water is not the only fluid that protects against kidney stones.
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Adding a VPN protects even your unencrypted data from prying eyes.
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There is also usually property coverage, which protects your stuff — e.g.
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" Holding banners saying, "We protect the people, but who protects us?
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Wade, which protects a woman's rights over her own body. Sen.
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You could find specialized armor that protects you from the cold.
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And Idaho law protects the right to carry guns in public.
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The program protects immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children.
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HB2 protects the privacy interests that arise from our bodily differences.
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That measure protects tech companies against lawsuits over user-posted material.
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The Poe-Lofgran amendment "protects our rights under the #4thAmendment," Rep.
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Further, USMCA protects against threats to encryption and source code integrity.
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Family-wide, that one weekly activity protects many of his assets.
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This legislation essentially protects state secrets in relation to national security.
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The spray-on bedliner protects the body from rust and damage.
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Greater surveillance of domestic abusers protects their victims from escalating violence.
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Greater surveillance of domestic abusers protects their victims from escalating violence.
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It allows investigations to be conducted discreetly, and it protects reputations.
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But there is still no licensed vaccine that protects against Zika.
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S. law protects U.S. companies from such an unlawful foreign intrusion.
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It also protects your expensive gadget from daily bumps or fingerprints.
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Crucially, it protects the sovereignty and security of the United States.
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"This opinion protects access to justice for injured patients," Frederick said.
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The law protects navigable waters -- rivers, oceans and lakes -- from pollution.
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The program protects illegal immigrants brought to the country as children.
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The state contends the Republican-backed 2013 law protects women's health.
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Legal, accessible abortion improves and protects women's mental and physical health.
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How it protected him while he abused me & protects him now.
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Potassium iodide protects one organ from one kind of radioactive exposure.
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Yeah. That story protects Facebook's users, and Facebook changed its policy.
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The U.S. Constitution protects the right of Americans to bear arms.
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This protects land from development and helps cemeteries stay maintained indefinitely.
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In the same way the First Amendment protects free expression from government intervention, it similarly protects private companies from compelled speech through government mandate, absent a narrowly tailored law designed to further a compelling government interest.
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It's the basic security that protects our phones from would-be creeps, but it's also the critical layer of defense that protects our airports, hospitals, power plants, and water treatment facilities from would-be cyber attackers.
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"I'm going to sign an Executive Order today that protects a woman's right to choose, protects a woman's right to contraceptive care," said Cuomo, who is running for reelection and facing a challenge from the left.
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The Trump administration has withdrawn Obama-era guidance that sided with Grimm, but ultimately it will be the Supreme Court that gets to decide whether existing sex discrimination law protects protects the rights of transgender people.
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I think I might actually like the idea of an Income Sharing Agreement instead of tuition for certain types of schooling, but only if it protects students at least as much as it protects the schools.
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For example, he said, the National Police, which protects large cities, and the Gendarmerie, a branch of the military that protects small towns and rural areas, have separate intelligence divisions, which Mr. Fenech said should be merged.
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The corporation builds servers, protects them with ICE, and begins its investigation.
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SSI protects individuals who are prevented from working because of a disability.
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It protects the belief that gender is defined by sex at birth.
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The BubblePro Technology protects your phone with shock absorption and waterproof features.
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Another bill protects people from having their immigration status disclosed by landlords.
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Federal law governing private pension plans generally protects such payments from creditors.
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American capitalism respects and protects private ownership of the modes of production.
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In fact, no federal law explicitly protects LGBTQ people from such bias.
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On the other, a security team protects the company's networks and infrastructure.
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Some complain the crackdown protects pharmaceutical companies' drug prices more than consumers.
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There is no restriction that protects abusers from living near their victims.
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The warning was unfounded; her state protects against that kind of retribution.
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What kind of governing body protects the Crossing between two parallel worlds?
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Some natural winemakers claim that herbal tea protects their vines against diseases.
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"It protects you from your own biases if you will," she adds.
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In short, a population that's highly vaccinated protects the community's most vulnerable.
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If it protects the woman, she says, the procedure is medically justifiable.
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Article 230 protects those websites from being liable for the offensive image.
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Numerous studies show this, and that exercise protects directly against heart disease.
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The state protects religious activists and attacks artists who challenge the church.
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It was like a spy vaccine that protects against the worst spying.
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He will rattle some with his call for a "Europe that protects".
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Section 230 protects the infrastructure that transmits a message from defamation suits.
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The Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution protects witnesses from self-incrimination.
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He looks like a tough guy cause he is — he protects me!
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They have made the notion of "a Europe that protects" more appealing.
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It keeps them cool and protects their delicate skin from the sun.
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This protects you against any issues that may arise, so you're covered.
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This protects counsellors from liability and disputes Premier Grant's statement on manslaughter.
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Education during emergencies also protects children from exploitation and poverty, it said.
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The first amendment of the U.S. Constitution protects freedom of the press.
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That is one rule that protects Mr Skailes' slice of the market.
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Oh, and it protects it all with a tamper-resistant crypto chip.
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It has multiple functions, but primarily it protects from particles and smoke.
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That lying is okay sometimes, if it protects someone you care about?
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The First Amendment, without questions, protects this kind of data, lawfully produced.
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The First Amendment protects speech that is unpopular as well as popular.
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Next 5-year offshore proposed plan protects the Atlantic for future generations.
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Next 20153-year offshore proposed plan protects the Atlantic for future generations.
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A Montana court ruling protects doctors there from prosecution for assisted suicide.
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A VPN protects your device by connecting you to a secure server.
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D.C., that the Second Amendment protects an individual's right to bear arms.
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She laid down to feed them, cleaned them, and even protects them.
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The family protects human life in all its stages, including its last.
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Whether federal law protects LGBTQ students has become a hot-button issue.
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The separation protects the plant-based protein from meat and other contamination.
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Such an agreement protects sensitive information about any rockets exported to Brazil.
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The update protects the casual user from seeing controversial or NSFW material.
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"Anyone who now hunts the investigators protects the perpetrators," Walter-Borjans said.
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Dan Patrick, say the bill protects the privacy of women and children.
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Sapphire glass protects the 16-megapixel camera, which works with lightning quickness.
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The section protects platforms from liability for content posted by third parties.
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But there is no contraception that protects one hundred percent from pregnancy.
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The DACA program protects nearly 700,000 undocumented young adult immigrants from deportation.
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"It protects me from being encroached on by other groups," he said.
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This shield protects public employees who are cited for malfeasance or incompetence.
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That really protects you from the heat, but your face is exposed.
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And all that protects those innovations are patents — or used to, anyway.
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He looks like a tough guy 'cause he is — he protects me!
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The final monument protects 2% of all the U.S. Atlantic federal waters.
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The key is that by deferring, one protects herself from longevity risk.
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But the First Amendment protects people against government restrictions on free speech.
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This magnetic field, or magnetosphere, protects us from solar winds and radiation.
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A charging case that protects and charges wireless devices on the go
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It also protects families with children and people with disabilities seeking housing.
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The shirt's a little heavy, but it protects us from getting cut.
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Kids still can't be found through Facebook search, which protects their privacy.
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China protects the rights of Chinese citizens, in accordance with the law.
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An ancient Japanese technique protects cedar by charring it a witchy charcoal.
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We already know that a good diet protects against these same diseases.
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FireEye is a Silicon Valley cybersecurity company that protects against advanced cyberthreats.
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The company said it now protects against two billion fraudulent logins daily.
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However, the way in which the team protects the rim is different.
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Grabbing my waist during concerts as if she protects me from monsters.
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The law also protects workers like Angelica against sexual harassment and discrimination.
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The other, RotaTeq, given in three doses, protects against five different strains.
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A number of states have legislation that protects people in that situation.
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Some civil rights advocates argue that federal law already protects LGBTQ people.
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Above all, it protects the magic of suspended disbelief that is theatre.
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Washington maintains a fleet in the Gulf that protects oil shipping routes.
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He loves our Military and our Vets and protects our Second Amendment.
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Federal law protects the privacy of everyone who responds to the census.
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And as its name suggests, FastestVPN protects you while delivering impressive speed.
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State officials say their approach protects the integrity of the voting rolls.
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This protects Amazon from the costs of health insurance and from liabilities.
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Cancer protects you from criticism, not merely for cosmetic surgery, for everything.
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"Biden's plan protects Social Security and will increase benefits," the ad states.
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Domino's argued the ADA protects the blind in-store but not online.
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Gavin Newsom signed a bill that protects consumers who use teledentistry products.
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They say it protects them from content that they can't always police.
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Having overdraft protection also protects you from being charged for bounced checks.
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The First Amendment protects the merchants of mediated violence, as it should.
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The Fourth Amendment of the Constitution protects against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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The protector does exactly what it should, and protects your mattress, obviously.
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Further, the bill protects donors to 501(c)(4) social welfare organizations.
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Adobe supports a patent system for the 21st century that protects innovators.
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The liquid not only cleans but revitalizes the stone and protects it.
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It also protects you on public WiFi and keeps your communications private.
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"We need a government that protects Dreamers," he wrote back in May.
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Mortgage insurance protects lenders in case a borrower defaults on a loan.
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Their argument was unpersuasive, because the city's bag law protects the poor.
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The only freedom the current proposal protects is freedom of the market.
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It's also launching a site to share how it protects user data.
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An included nylon sheath protects the blades when they're not in use.
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It protects atheist musicians from being forced to perform at Easter services.
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The Fourth Amendment, of course, protects Americans from unreasonable searches and seizures.
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This protects the tenant when the mall is not generating enough traffic.
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Exactly what the Second Amendment protects has been in dispute ever since.
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In other words, the censorship itself isn't surprising; whom it protects is.
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ISWA protects locals from Boko Haram, something Nigeria's army cannot always do.
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Fighting for a trademark brand makes sense when it protects an identity.
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Federal registration protects parties against the unauthorized use of their trademarked brands.
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There's the father who protects his daughter "like a farmer protects his crops", the mother who will not "put a price tag on her child", the guardian girl on a mission to save others and the vigilant cool boy.
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The First Amendment protects his freedom to speak out as he wishes on matters of public concern, his argument concludes, or in this case, protects his freedom not to have his money support public causes with which he disagrees.
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RFID shielding, I've come to find, protects you from inconvenience, not hostile hacking.
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This protects the yeast from coming into direct contact with the cold ingredients.
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I am lucky because I am a known writer whose profile protects her.
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The protesters said the DNC "protects this type of mentality," the AP wrote.
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Homeland Security protects the nation's cyber defenses from both domestic and foreign threats.
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The restraining order protects Chloe, her 2 brothers, her sister and her mom.
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This structure also protects Loews from having any recourse indebtedness of its investees.
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He says the fact others beat him to the punch protects him legally.
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We act essentially as this force shield that covers and protects our customers.
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A key selling point for Wire is that it protects users from advertising.
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The first amendment protects against freedom of speech and freedom of the press.
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It protects the right to shoot tyrants, and … to shoot at them effectively.
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"Judge Kavanaugh protects American businesses from illegal job-killing regulation," the email read.
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A clear dome sitting atop each weapon, protects an IR emitter and detector.
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PHOTO: Hero golden retriever protects owner from rattlesnake attack , suffers bite on face.
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And a 2011 Supreme Court decision protects video games under the First Amendment.
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Enforcing the law saves lives, protects communities and taxpayers, and prevents human suffering.
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Another prohibits hunting, trapping and killing bobcats, and another protects horses from slaughter.
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Texas' hate crime statute protects people's sexual orientation but not their gender identity.
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Citizens United protects the right to speak and the right to hear speech.
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This, they say, makes it compliant with COPPA, which protects children's privacy online.
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With communications security specialists, we will build a digital environment that protects whistleblowers.
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The FHA insurance protects the lender in the event of a borrower default.
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It'd be like building an art museum that protects the art from humanity.
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On one hand, it protects employees from threats or clear and present danger.
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He protects his citizens against terror and defends the identity of his country.
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They team up to summon Captain Planet, a superhero who protects the environment.
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The HPV vaccine protects against cervical cancer and requires two or three doses.
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Focusing on larger companies protects Industrious from some of the risks facing WeWork.
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The U.S. Constitution's Second Amendment protects the right of Americans to bear arms.
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This protects you from cuts and makes your shave as comfortable as possible.
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A liberal constitution protects the rights of all citizens, no matter their race.
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Set to be rescinded in six months, the program protects illegal immigrants, a.k.a.
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"Pain is a system that protects us," researcher Johannes Kuehn told Spectrum IEEE.
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"The Sixth Amendment protects a defendant's right to an impartial jury," Sotomayor wrote.
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The underwriting improvement stemmed mainly from a unit that protects against major catastrophes.
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It was Prevnar 13, a vaccine that protects against pneumonia and other infections.
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Title VII protects Americans against discrimination in employment on the basis of sex.
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This protects you in situations where either your PIN or card is stolen.
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" —The Dictionary of the English Language "Patron: One who countenances, supports or protects.
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Be smart: The parasite this gene variant protects against is called Plasmodium falciparum.
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"It's sophisticated, protects vulnerabilities and looks fabulous in photos," she shared with PEOPLE.
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As opposed to targeted attacks, end-to-end encryption protects against mass eavesdropping.
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Warbucks might be richer than us, but he protects us from foreign foes.
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Section 230 is an important tool that promotes and protects online free speech.
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LaborVoices — Protects apparel brands through intel on factory conditions sourced directly from workers.
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What it is: An independent organization within the IRS that protects taxpayer rights.
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The First Amendment's commercial free speech doctrine protects advertising for anything that's legal.
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There is no agency that protects bank savings accounts for 2023(k) plans.
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It protects the area indefinitely from various kinds of development, such as logging.
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Ahead, find a ton of protective footwear that protects your street cred, too.
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We can resist an educational institution that protects white students who don blackface.
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Hillary calls Trump's remarks "horrific" while she lives with and protects a "Rapist".
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They do their job as citizens, and in return, the system protects them.
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Aperio protects large industrial systems, such as power companies, by analyzing data quality.
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I DON'T BELIEVE THAT PROTECTS TERRORISM THERE ARE OTHER METHODS OF DOING INVESTIGATION.
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A new vaccine product called 9vHPV protects against nine types of the virus.
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"It's a piece of legislation that protects all of Alabama history," he said.
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We are again seeing an alternate reality on Fox News that protects Trump.
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The character is a human-vampire hybrid who protects humankind by hunting vampires.
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Currently, the overtime rule protects workers who make less than $23,660 per year.
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And the Securities and Exchange Commission protects investors from fraud in stock sales.
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It protects the weak from political persecution and holds the powerful in check.
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It is a law that protects certain young, otherwise undocumented immigrants from deportation.
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If you don't, the "corporate veil" that protects your personal assets is worthless.
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DACA protects undocumented immigrants brought to the United States as children from deportation.
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It protects against burn-inducing ultraviolet (UV) light, but only for a period.
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Currently, the overtime rule protects workers who make less than $21625,2900 per year.
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DHS has many missions and protects the homeland against a multitude of threats.
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It is true that the law protects judges from unlawful command influence too.
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A sleeve protects the axle, and a lifting tool pulls the tire off.
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She lives in Medellín working with a nongovernmental organization that protects women's rights.
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Mahershala Ali will play the human/vampire hybrid who protects humans from vamps.
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The higher coverage protects our home from being included in a liability claim.
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Identity loyalty will create a buffer, a defense mechanism that protects the brand.
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There's a microfiber lining inside the case that protects your iPhone from scratches.
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We need more pragmatism, less bureaucracy and a Europe that protects our citizens.
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This means it protects the U.S. tax base, not that of foreign countries.
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Traditional security software, which typically protects the higher-level application layer, can't help.
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An unaccountable bureaucracy that protects freedom one year can destroy it the next.
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Trump's order says that it protects American people from the threat of terrorism.
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The reframe: Becoming an organ donor actually protects you against pre-death harvesting.
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We actually have to ensure that everyone in our ecosystem protects people's information.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) to how he protects his own privacy from Sen.
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And there's federal law that protects the states' right to regulate health insurance.
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Gardasil, a vaccine introduced in 2009, protects against nine types of the virus.
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Carpenter that the Fourth Amendment protects cellphone location information shared with service providers.
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As long as he protects the ball, he should offer a safe floor.
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It protects our right to speak our minds without fear of government sanction.
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According to Planned Parenthood, teens like using Roo because it protects their anonymity.
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The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, or HIPAA, only protects medical information.
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"Judge Kavanaugh protects American businesses from illegal job-killing regulations," the memo reads.
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The German Constitution guarantees the right to personal freedom, which protects sexual identity.
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Muscles are one of the sources of the hormone that protects the thymus.
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Like its competitors, PwC closely protects the inner workings of its review process.
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It holds the histories of those who came before; it protects and nourishes.
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"The Constitution protects our rights, and that's all Afghan women want," she said.
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More important than how KeyMe works is how the company protects your data.
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The fourth and final pillar protects the nuclear family by ending chain migration.
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It protects the actual reporter from having to put forward an analytical conclusion.
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A chilly G-19683 approaches, Sweden convicts a terrorist and Europe protects whisky.
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The investment uses a 'collar' option strategy that protects against share-price declines.
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Ruiz hopes this remoteness protects it from the coronavirus encroaching on all sides.
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It certainly protects the N.F.L. from federal retaliation should it resist presidential demands.
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Ruiz hopes this remoteness protects it from the coronavirus encroaching on all sides.
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Those in the shipping industry say the law protects domestic shipping and jobs.
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Industry representatives argue encryption protects free expression, particularly under governments that suppress speech.
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But government rules are the foundation of the safety net that protects Americans.
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A nondescript but critical crust of living microorganisms protects the surface from erosion.
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The Constitution both ensures Catalonia's autonomy and protects the unity of our nation.
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Trump has rejected those assertions, countering his order protects the U.S. from terrorists.
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At least where we are going, there is law that protects the people.
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It also protects them from getting pulled wide, where reach is an issue.
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Nothing protects against thermonuclear weapons: not shelter, not nuclear deterrence, not missile defenses.
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He added that the bill protects "those with pre-existing conditions." http://bit.
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The amFilm Tempered Glass screen protector protects the display from dings and bumps.
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I will push to pass federal legislation that protects access to reproductive care.
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The trademark protects the cheese in countries including the US, Canada, and Japan.
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Apple said it employs 443 dreamers, or people that DACA protects from deportation.
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"There is also evidence that the vaccine protects against reinfection" in some individuals.
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The act protects website operators from being sued over what their users post.
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He contends that the bill protects websites that are doing the right thing.
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The lower dose protects for 12 months but does not give lifelong immunity.
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The division also protects the rights of people in prison and mental institutions.
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Companies should not be compelled to weaken the encryption that protects their clients.
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The California Education Code also protects Black Lives Matter posters, the ACLU argues.
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Scapegoating a law that protects good American jobs will not help Puerto Rico.
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The site says it protects your information by regularly scanning for security vulnerabilities.
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Scientists aren't sure why exercise protects against cataracts and age-related macular degeneration.
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"A wall protects," Mr. Trump told Sean Hannity of Fox News on Thursday.
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Essentially, New Voices protects student journalists' rights by bringing back the Tinker v.
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This legislation also protects administrators from community members who pressure them into censoring.
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Sundowner Offshore Services that Title VII protects both men and women from discrimination.
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The First Amendment protects the right of publishers to publish what they choose.
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If so, this rule is disastrous for the very people it allegedly protects.
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For this, we can thank the First Amendment, which protects even vulgar expression.
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Proponents of exact match insist that it protects the integrity of Georgia's elections.
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The Seventh Amendment protects the right to trial by jury in civil lawsuits.
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She protects the idea of their being in love because she needs it.
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Officials say it protects victims and defendants, but critics say it disadvantages victims.
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It protects against surges and power spikes so your devices don't get fried.
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KS: Is there anything you can do on the phone that protects it?
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By and large, individuals know that the First Amendment protects their right to free speech, but what they might not know is that the same Amendment also protects their right of access to information about their government, especially the courts.
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"I encourage the Administration to sit down and find a solution to this tariff war with China that protects the U.S.'s agricultural economy, promotes fair and free trade, and protects our intellectual property," Bacon said Friday in a statement.
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Unlike other policy problems, this one has a clear answer: a legislative solution that protects retirees, maintains the solvency of the PBGC, creates options for plans to enhance funding, protects businesses and adds new tools to help reduce plan liabilities.
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Well, they're not having that fear with President Trump, so if he wants a good piece of legislation that protects Second Amendment rights, this one protects it better than any legislation that's out there and it's been vetted for five years.
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And Britain still doesn't have a plan for an EU exit that protects trade.
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A double-locking system protects the memory card and the battery from getting waterlogged.
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The Fifth Amendment similarly protects us from having to incriminate ourselves when under oath.
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Wade, the 1973 landmark Supreme Court decision that protects a woman's right to abortion.
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He is a helicopter pilot who protects all of us here in the capital.
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The First Amendment protects speech and speaker, and the ideas that flow from each.
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The law also protects doctors or medical professionals who perform abortions from criminal prosecution.
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Among other things, the FCC protects against fraudulent billing, price gouging, and privacy violations.
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The company protects brand reputation, ad performance and copyright on social media, 24/7.
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It also protects against pneumonia and diarrhea, which are common killers of infants globally.
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So, Medicaid is a statutory entitlement that protects both state budgets and Medicaid beneficiaries.
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Its airtight seal protects patients from materials that may host bacteria, viruses or fungi.
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He only protects cash which is being used with the intention of purchasing securities.
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Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court case that protects a woman's right to an abortion.
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Each pup gets a "Happy Hoodie" that protects their ears from the loud dryer.
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The folio also protects the pages from being disturbed when you're on the go.
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You have a tough shell after all—your armor protects you from the world.
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New York passed a bill in January that protects the "fundamental right" to abortions.
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Skype does already offer some degree of encryption that protects the communication channel itself.
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The whole French-English weird island thing protects it, the cold winters protect it.
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End-to-end encryption also protects Facebook's WhatsApp, Signal's communications app and other services.
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Of course, in Love's version a pair of nude underwear protects the model's modesty.
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When it's not warming your intimate devices, it protects and stores them between use.
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The insurance protects your principal and gives you a minimum guaranteed rate of interest.
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The sheer nerdishness of the process protects it, to some extent, from ideological interference.
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This raises a big question about whether Instagram properly protects its community from spammers.
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First (and most importantly), it protects your personal information, essentially making you anonymous online.
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The Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution protects people from having to incriminate themselves.
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The battery protects the microSD card slot, along with product information and wireless credentials.
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One fights the enemies of the state, the other serves and protects the people.
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It looks out for you, it protects you… You will grow to trust it.
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Efforts by FIDO anonymizes Internet users via physical possessions and protects their digital identities.
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It could decide whether the Fair Housing Act protects LGBTQ people in public housing.
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That said, crabs have fantastic shells: armor that protects them from the outside world.
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The U.S. Census Bureau declined to provide data, citing a law which protects confidentiality.
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The code protects the point against the erasure of any of the three qutrits.
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Purchase CyberRisk Insurance (it basically protects businesses from cyber attacks and data breaches). 1.
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Morty falls asleep and Rick protects him from zombies that look like his mom.
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"Copyright protects expressions; it doesn't protect the underlying idea," said the Los Angeles attorney.
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Or are the notions that it somehow both protects and enlightens me complete lies?
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It decided that the First Amendment generally protects even racist speech on college campuses.
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KYC-Chain protects user data on the platform through a series of cryptographic protocols.
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"Estrogen functions as a potent antioxidant that protects cells against telomere shortening," he added.
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India passed the Street Vendors Act in 2014, which protects from evictions and relocations.
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"Replacing Rituxan with Gazyva protects Roche's CD20 franchise revenues from biosimilar erosion," he said.
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Yes, she goes to meet [one of her male clients], but she protects herself.
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Friendship and idealism will win the war, and some immortal demigoddess protects our freedom.
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Massachusetts is just one of the states diving into how Facebook protects user data.
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Lee is a ferociously protective father, but he protects Regan more closely than Marcus.
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The federal Truth in Lending Act protects consumers but does not protect small businesses.
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Court rules that the right to privacy protects a woman's decision to have an
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The only hope to ensure that the system protects children is to replace it.
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The Emerson Act -- a 'Good Samaritan' law passed in 1996 -- protects donors from liability.
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Still, nothing in the arrangement protects investors from the frequent whiplash of cryptocurrency prices.
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She feeds you and teaches you, she protects you, she takes care of shit.
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We simply cannot pretend a handshake deal protects our homeland from a rogue state.
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Like any good wolf trap, this set-up, first and foremost, protects the hunters.
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Holmes retreated from his earlier belief that free speech protects only against prior restraints.
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It is the right that not only protects due process but checks authoritarian power.
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Importantly, Borwein noted, condoms are the only method that protects against sexually transmitted infections.
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It is not a coincidence that this rhetoric both protects Christianity and the gun.
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The Executive Order protects the LGBT community from discrimination by some 200,000 government contractors.
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For example, maybe the person has worked for an organization that protects the environment.
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"Certainly anything that protects the safety and wellness for kids is good," she said.
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Good thing, because renters insurance protects both tenants and the owners of the property.
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The United States fully protects less than 1 percent of its continental ocean waters.
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CDA 85033 protects social media companies from liability for how their services are used.
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A new West Virginia law protects firing ranges, which are where most people practice.
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Power and hubris in addition to this dynamic protects itself regardless of party affiliation.
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It calms and reduces visible redness on the skin and protects against environmental stressors.
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Section 230 protects online publishers against legal liability for content posted by their users.
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It protects the lender if the homeowner were to stop making their mortgage payments.
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The Big Apple now legally protects a non-exhaustive list of 85033 gender identities.
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This protects the virus and keeps it alive long enough to spread between victims.
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Founded in 1995, LELDF protects law enforcement professionals by fighting for their legal rights.
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An atmosphere keeps a planet's surface warm and protects it from its star's radiation.
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In some states, an executive or administrative order protects state, but not private, employees.
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Private Photo Vault protects your hot selfies in a PIN or pattern protected folder.
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Asylum protects migrants already in the US who fear persecution in their home country.
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A closed roof protects against rain, but creates another big problem of its own.
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An appropriations rider in the annual budget protects patients from prosecution through September 30th.
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Heller, which held that the Second Amendment protects an individual's right to bear arms.
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Buying also generally protects consumers from rising rents, while traditional mortgage payments remain constant.
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They can't, because AbbVie protects the exclusivity of Humira like Gollum with his ring.
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We have the First Amendment, after all, which protects our right to speak freely.
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This effectively stop the hackers in the same way a password protects a computer.
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Taking out one's hearing devices protects them from getting wet, which can damage them.
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Federal appeals courts are divided on whether the law protects gay and transgender people.
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For a company that so tightly protects its reputation, it's not an outlandish concern.
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If federal civil rights law protects LGBTQ people, then LGBTQ people are protected everywhere.
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Conveniently, a plain reading of the law on sex discrimination already protects LGBTQ people.
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It's hard to be defensive at this time; Mars in Cancer protects, not attacks.
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Breastfeeding also protects the mother from Type 2 diabetes, ovarian cancer, and breast cancer.
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That provision protects health insurance plans from discrimination if they decline to cover abortions.
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Do you know which other country protects its dairy industry in a similar way?
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"The French property-buying process protects the buyer very well indeed," Mr. Leggett said.
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"Chainalysis protects the junction between finance and the decentralized internet," the company's website reads.
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But, Mr. Gianaris said New York's Freedom of Information Law already protects that information.
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"It's about having an overall system that works harmoniously that protects people," he said.
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Basically, it's a treatment that protects someone from the virus for about six months.
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But setting limits on these relationships protects both them and you from unprofessional entanglements.
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FDIC insurance protects your investments up to certain limits if your financial institution fails.
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Each vaccine typically protects against three to four specific strains of the flu virus.
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A VPN also changes your IP address, which protects your privacy to a degree.
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This protects the service from budget cuts and encourages greater taxpayer spending on it.
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DACA protects about 700,000 undocumented immigrants who were brought to the U.S. as children.
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Advocates of the regulation say it protects women's health by ensuring continuity of care.
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A new vaccine called Shingrix protects over 90 percent of people 50 and over.
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They see how democracy protects individual rights and property, and allows societies to flourish.
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Amazon created a retail paradise that protects itself from critics calling for stringent regulation.
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Parents are increasingly questioning, and declining, vitamin K, which protects newborns from serious bleeding.
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Leaving a margin of safety protects taxpayers and constitutes sound risk management as well.
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The policy protects young people who immigrated to the United States illegally as children.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, which typically protects incumbents, has sat his race out.
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The calves have only a thin layer of the blubber that protects adult whales.
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Buying life insurance, budgeting, and saving for my children protects them from financial stress.
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U.S. SUPREME COURT ARGUMENTS OVER WHETHER FEDERAL LAW PROTECTS LGBT WORKERS FROM DISCRIMINATION CONCLUDES
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A wetlands buffer of shrubs and grasses now protects the water from runoff. Mrs.
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He recognizes the importance of whistleblowers, he listens to them and he protects them.
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It protects up to 1.8 million immigrants and offers them a path to citizenship.
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But encryption also protects all of us from those criminals, terrorists, and enemy spies.
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"Absolutely nothing in the 230 statute protects against violating federal criminal law," Wyden said.
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This legislation protects taxpayers, ends bank bailouts, empowers investors, and holds government bureaucracies accountable.
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The bureau has also put on hold plans to test how Equifax protects data.
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The term "confidential" has meaning and protects the identity of informants every single day.
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We continue to advocate for a solution that protects your independence — and your earnings.
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The exemption for clergy only protects the abuser and places children at further risk.
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Android protects the traffic entering or leaving the devices with TLS (Transport Layer Security).
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The disease can be prevented by the MMR vaccine, which protects against three diseases.
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This is a cloud-based software that monitors computers and protects them from malware.
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Whether or not the law protects workers from getting fired depends on the context.
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Executive privilege protects against disclosure of confidential communications between the President and his advisers.
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Let's replace our broken registry with a comprehensive system that actually protects our communities.
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Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court decision that protects a woman's right to an abortion.
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Owen & Fred's durable and water-repellent bag that looks as good as it protects.
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I pledge that as President, I will advance a trade agenda that protects all working people; a trade policy agenda that respects and enforces basic labor rights, creates and protects good jobs at home and supports equitable, sustainable and democratic development abroad.
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"I am very happy that the future King of the United Kingdom agrees this must stop and I would urge parents in particular to raise their voices in their communities to ensure that every school protects – really protects – all children," Todd said.
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Before the new term ends next June, the court may hear cases on partisan gerrymandering, whether a federal employment discrimination law protects gay and transgender people and the fate of a federal program that protects immigrants brought to the United States as children.
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The university is also arguing that it cannot be held liable because of Michigan's sovereign immunity law, which protects state agencies from lawsuits in most circumstances and "protects the state's citizens by safeguarding its fiscal stability," the school said in a court filing.
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Members regard these monies as lifelines for their districts or states; Congress protects them zealously.
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Castle now has 150 deployments, protects 400,000 users and is growing 35 percent each week.
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In Alabama, spousal privilege protects husbands and wives from implicating their spouses in court proceedings.
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In 2012, Turkey signed the Istanbul Convention, an international treaty that protects women from violence.
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Trans athlete activists are decidedly split on which approach best protects the rights of students.
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Brother said he not only protects his online identity; he also conceals his electrical footprint.
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Imagine a barrier between you and the co-worker that protects you from his threats.
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There is one thing that protects against the potential ravages of a sedentary lifestyle: exercise.
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Anything that serves the American people and protects us, the Democrats are adamantly opposed to.
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Other cases founder on the principle that copyright generally protects expression rather than underlying ideas.
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A restriction order protects the man's area—about 14 square miles, according to the BBC.
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He said the tribe's constitution protects certain fundamental rights, among them the right to marry.
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We have seen reporting that far too often blames the victim and protects the abuser.
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To her, equality protects our right to be considered something more than our immutable traits.
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Federal Election Commission, held that the First Amendment protects the right to literally bribe candidates.
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Tor browses all sites anonymously, but can also browse otherwise inaccessable websites the network protects.
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He avoids sulfur dioxide, but protects the wine in vats with layers of neutral gas.
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Sullivan, which says the First Amendment protects speech even when the president doesn't like it.
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And it includes our phones and it also protects the cell phones of the terrorist.
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Section 230 protects platforms from being held accountable for the content of their users' posts.
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The introduction of a cap not only protects the unlucky few from exorbitant care costs.
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"When it comes to religious liberty, religious liberty is something that protects everyone," he said.
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That system keeps smoke and ash from getting into the galleries and protects the collection.
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Yet "in space, no blanket of atmosphere protects a spacecraft or a spacewalker," warns NASA.
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How the presence in three-month-olds of particular microorganisms protects against asthma remains unknown.
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The law protects gun makers if one of their firearms is used in a crime.
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Something strong, something electric — and something that protects women as much as it celebrates women.
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Trump also signed an executive order that ostensibly protects free speech rights and religious freedom.
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That said, it's unclear exactly how Confide protects the information being sent through its tubes.
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Menlo protects customers by never letting employees access an actual website or email containing malware.
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The Snowquill set that protects against cold temperatures looks amazing and matches Zelda's horse perfectly.
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Consider using an asset protection trust, an irrevocable trust that protects the money from creditors.
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That is what protects democratic liberties, not least the freedom of minorities to express discontent.
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The reason for the rebound is the seriousness with which China now protects the animals.
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French startup Sqreen protects your web apps and services with little effort from your side.
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It also protects the skin from becoming waterlogged when a hippo is in the water.
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In all, temporary protected status protects more than 300,000 people living in the United States.
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It has a round protuberance, which protects your hand from sliding down to the blade.
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The Weinstein Effect is the culture of silence that protects powerful men being rapidly eroded.
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Encryption only protects direct messaging, not posts shared in groups and on limited-access profiles.
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The Moab case protects your phone in temperatures ranging from 0 to 203 degrees Fahrenheit.
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But the truth is, Section 230 protects all websites, whether they're politically oriented or not.
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The bill also protects the schools from legal trouble that may arise from the move.
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" "The Constitution protects a woman's right to make decisions over her body and her life.
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No, it's not a magical drug that protects you from nuclear fallout, but it helps.
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Freddie provided a financial guarantee that protects investors against the risk that the bond defaults.
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America's confidence that its Constitution uniquely protects against abuse of power feels, at best, naïve.
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But the exterior of a very strong diving suit protects your body from being crushed.
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Wade, the 1973 landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision that protects a woman's right to abortion.
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Turns out, she protects her skin using sunscreen you can find at your local Target.
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The 14th Amendment protects individuals from violation of their due process rights [anywhere in America].
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Stop-loss insurance protects insurers from major losses in the event of catastrophic health claims.
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Heller, holding that the Second Amendment protects the right to posses a firearm at home.
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Check if your state protects consumers If you do get a surprise bill, take action.
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In addition to protecting citizens in crisis, CIT training protects law enforcement officers as well.
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They said the IRS rule protects houses of worship and religious groups from political pressure.
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It also protects pilots' work in case Southwest chooses to market flights on non-U.
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She remains constrained by a constitution that protects the military's role in the country's politics.
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It not only cleans your teeth, but it also protects those precious gums of yours.
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He clearly doesn't view it as a right that protects speakers regardless of their views.
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The First Amendment, we are told by numerous constitutional scholars, protects hate and racist speech.
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And we believe in an active government that safeguards that dignity and protects human rights.
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In this scenario, it protects us against some of the consequences of toxins or pathogens.
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When hitchhiking, Mr. Coombes says he protects himself by carrying a club or a screwdriver.
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TPP works to eliminate exploitative labor practices and protects against all forms of employment discrimination.
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He contacted the Montana Burial Preservation Board, which protects Native American remains in the state.
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We need a 21st-century approach that simultaneously protects residents while preserving these rich ecosystems.
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Stone also encouraged Credico to invoke the Fifth Amendment, which protects witnesses from self-incrimination.
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America is great when she defends the oppressed and protects those who cannot protect themselves.
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This effectively protects well-paid pilot jobs as it prevents carriers from using bigger planes.
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That system keeps smoke and ash from getting into the galleries and protects the collection.
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The DLBA even protects homeowners from inheriting back taxes or outstanding bills on the property.
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The Free Speech Clause protects the right to express beliefs and opinions, including religious ones.
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The Free Exercise Clause protects living your life according to the teachings of your faith.
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The NYPD also now protects Trump Tower, which costs the city nearly $500,000 a day.
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But if we work together, we'll find a way forward that benefits and protects everyone.
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The stiff and structured frame looks composed but also protects its contents from accidental bumps.
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I think of planes full of people, the kind of infrastructure that protects flu vaccinations.
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It protects from water, dust, and snow, and comes with an armband and a lanyard.
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The company protects administrator accounts, which hackers often target because they can unlock digital ecosystems.
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While income-based repayment protects low-income borrowers, it also speeds repayment by high earners.
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The measure protects opponents of gay marriage; it is not a law against gay marriage.
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This spout cover protects Ellie's head, but to her, it's just another fun bath toy.
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PMI basically protects the lender if the homeowner were to stop making their mortgage payments.
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It protects the marijuana industry from FDA enforcement and prevents meaningful action by the government.
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He's proposed weakening the environmental review of huge infrastructure projects, a process that protects birds.
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It protects all of us, even those of us who don't much care for it.
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Cloudflare, for example, protects websites from cyberattacks and GoDaddy provides them with domain name registration.
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Class — and the policing decisions impacted by class — protects many people who break the law.
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That protects against the potential incapacitation of one pilot and helps with the cockpit workload.
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He ruled that copyright only protects the creative aspects of a work, not functional characteristics.
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In the United States, the First Amendment protects almost all expression, no matter how offensive.
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The boys 🙋🏾♂️🐶 Don't let the cuddles fool ya...This beast protects the house!
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Wade — which protects the constitutional right of women to choose abortion — if given the chance?
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The Fair Housing Act, which protects people from discrimination, is also vulnerable, say housing advocates.
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The name is etched on a plate that protects the rover's robotic arm from rocks.
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He obsessively disinfects and shutters their city apartment, and protects Eva from the hostile authorities.
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The Thule Chasm is a water-resistant duffel that protects your gear from the elements.
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There's a growing scientific consensus that it protects us against heart disease, diabetes, and obesity.
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Wade, which constitutionally protects the right to safe and legal abortions in the United States.
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"The First Amendment protects the freedom of speech," Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. wrote.
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The newest HPV vaccine is Gardasil 9, which protects against the nine most dangerous strains.
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The city has an ordinance that protects lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people from discrimination.
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It protects the community of San Lorenzo, which lies only 36 feet above sea level.
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"Hillary calls Trump's remarks 'horrific' while she lives with and protects a 'Rapist'," Broaddrick wrote.
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The fencing keeps out unwanted animal and human intruders, and protects livestock and desirable wildlife.
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Very much like government: it protects us, but it can also suffocate and stifle us.
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A highly publicized trial in Spain found that the Mediterranean diet protects against heart disease.
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Surgical masks, comparatively, are loose-fitting and protects the wearer from large droplets and splashes.
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The South Dakota bill protects schools from legal trouble that may arise from the move.
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But it also peels back an Obamacare rule that protects older people from higher premiums.
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"The best case for that is that the First Amendment protects anonymous speech," he said.
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It is called the ePrivacy Regulation, and it specifically protects the confidentiality of electronic communications.
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The cool mint flavor also freshens breath dramatically, while the fluoride inside protects against cavities.
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He also said he recognizes the right of every country to protects its own borders.
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The ozone layer up in the atmosphere protects life on Earth from harmful UV rays.
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Then Cloudflare, a company that protects against network attacks, also canceled The Daily Stormer's account.
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"The First Amendment protects freedom of association," Executive Director Karen Harned said in a statement.
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We wrote it in a way that really protects both the cities and the unborn.
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Bottom line: It protects you from the government punishing or censoring or oppressing your speech.
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The report also looked at whether breastfeeding protects against eczema, wheezing, asthma and food allergies.
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This protects patients from charlatans and improves the proposals by adding FDA's expert input. 28500.
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Susan Collins of Maine aired personal testimonials on how she protects the state's small businesses.
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The high-profile blunder raises questions about how TikTok vets accounts and protects its platform.
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End-to-end encryption already protects the messages of over a billion people every day.
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Even if you overshoot your target temperature, the fat protects the flesh, keeping it moist.
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U.S. SUPREME COURT JUSTICES APPEAR DIVIDED OVER WHETHER FEDERAL LAW PROTECTS TRANSGENDER WORKERS FROM DISCRIMINATION
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The deal protects internet platforms from liability related to third-party information that they publish.
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One reason given for the ban is that it protects women from hearing fans swear.
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The goal is to develop a standardized national encryption policy that protects users' privacy rights.
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Unlike the Clubman's dual swing-out doors, the Countryman's upward-swinging hatch protects from squalls.
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But promises cannot become excuses for avoiding practical action that actually protects and improves lives.
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In other communities, water recycling protects sensitive waterways and alleviates over-burdened centralized treatment facilities.
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We are a nation that protects innovators and entrepreneurs — not legal loopholes for economic predators.
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Bark says that its free monitoring software for schools protects more than 4 million children.
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New York is not a city that always protects, much less values, its architectural heritage.
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What is the worth of a free software update that protects against a nasty virus?
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Anonymity protects privacy, adds mystique and cuts the taint of crass commerce from such transactions.
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It protects LGBT web designers from being forced to create websites criticizing same-sex marriage.
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He argues that the First Amendment protects him from having to support such political expression.
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In all, it amounted to a bumpy afternoon for the agency that protects the President.
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A crucial farming practice, irrigation boosts crop yields and protects farmers against random weather patterns.
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Polish officials argue that logging protects the forest from a violent infestation of bark beetles.
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Jeff Klein's latest hotel project protects celebrities and power brokers with a ban on cameraphones.
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Wade, the landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling that protects a woman's right to an abortion.
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One protects dozens of species of turtles, many of striking beauty, all of them endangered.
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She argues the law also protects her right to speak out in favor of it.
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She also backs up the data and protects the site from hacks or DDoS attacks.
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The spout lid prevents spills and the silicone bumper protects it from scratches and dings.
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Wade, which protects a woman's right to an abortion up until when the fetus is viable.
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Or maybe you'd prefer a more luxe eye mask that still protects you from Face ID?
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The council, according to the official, protects human rights abusers and shows bias in rendering decisions.
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GoFundMe always fully protects donors, which is why we have a comprehensive refund policy in place.
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That one is heavy-duty, but it really protects my skin, and it's noncomedogenic as well.
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This federal act supposedly protects a homeowner or tenant's right to keep an emotional support pet.
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And federal law protects LGBTQ students law from being punished more harshly than their straight peers.
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Screenshot: Internet ArchiveTor is powerful anonymity software that protects the identity and location of its users.
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Try to go for a brand that protects the ice cream container with a safety seal.
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Corden is himself an immigrant, but his privilege protects him from the trauma others are experiencing.
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But unlike the Death Star, its rock core and icy surface protects it from internal combustion.
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Democrats and Republicans are at odds over whether Dodd-Frank protects investors from another 2008 crisis.
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Bringing a hat is a great idea—especially one that protects the back of the neck.
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It's not that the friendship protects them in some plot way, but there's a relationship there.
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SIPC protects brokerage accounts, which Harbeck explained are meant for the purpose of investing in securities.
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The Obama administration has taken a firm stance that the reference to "sex" protects transgender people.
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A Honduran migrant protects his child after fellow migrants stormed a border checkpoint on Oct. 19.
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China Daily reported that Disney issued a statement saying that it "vigorously" protects its intellectual property.
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So it's clear that interpreting what exactly this law protects would be up to the courts.
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It's more difficult to tamper with because of the clamshell design that protects the phone's screen.
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"The First Amendment — the pinnacle of American achievement — protects debate, disagreement and dissent, not death threats."
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The state's controversial "stand your ground" statute protects those who use deadly force to protect themselves.
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Windows 10 version 1803 also protects against the vulnerability on a firmware level for newer devices.
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Insurance that protects firms who suffer data breaches has been on offer for around 22015 years.
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It also means it's hard to make a case that really, fully protects the whole phone.
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The listing even claims that the case protects from drops from up to almost seven feet.
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They spark a certain symbiotic relationship that almost never protects said source from a tough story.
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The Beard Liberation Front, which protects the rights of the unshorn, describes it as "hirsute informal".
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At the same time, the ability to boot out an overreaching government protects our individual liberty.
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This protects the lives of Mr Abbas and his officials, as well as those of Israelis.
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Canada has a further economic lesson to impart in how it protects people hurt by globalisation.
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FDA MOVES TO REVOKE CLAIM THAT SOY PROTEIN PROTECTS THE HEART Indivior studied two dosing regimens.
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Trump told CNBC on Monday that the business group protects corporate America not the American people.
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Iraq's military spokesman said Iraq "protects the safety of our fighters and American advisers and trainers".
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His catsuit is topped by a massive clear dome helmet that ostensibly protects Mysterio's weaponized brain.
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In his statement, Azar emphasized the safety and effectiveness of the vaccine that protects against measles.
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Is there a secret ingredient that protects some targeted programs from the vulnerability of "poor programs"?
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American copyright law protects "the expression of an author", a concept that is hard to define.
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ANPR firms insist what they do is constitutional—in America the First Amendment protects public photography.
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Fetal tissue is treated respectfully and handled in a way that protects the privacy of patients.
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People with liver disease should get the hepatitis B vaccine, which also protects against liver cancer.
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Additionally, TLS encryption between the device and BlackBerry's infrastructure protects BBMe messages from eavesdropping or manipulation.
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"A wide-brimmed hat is great for skin and also protects your eyes," Dr. Stevenson says.
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We need a solution that protects the dignity and privacy of every person in a bathroom.
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One, it only protects you from snoopers when you're surfing the web in the Tor browser.
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It also protects women against losing their jobs for 16 weeks after their babies are born.
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"The Constitution protects rights of defendants — and that's the way it needs to be," said Kastenberg.
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Now, scientists have found another defense mechanism that protects these slimy monsters: their flaccid, squishy skin.
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This outer shell protects water from getting inside, but the internal hardware is sealed as well.
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Democrats have said they want a spending bill that protects the Dreamers, mostly Hispanic young adults.
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And then there is a role of policy that protects the user and doesn't stifle innovation.
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But for the right person, it could be what protects them when they need it most.
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"Gay or straight, the Bill of Rights protects the rights of all of us," he said.
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So the argument that the amendment protects information about how to build a gun is valid.
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Watch our short doc about Marty Baum, the Florida 'river-keeper' who protects his local water.
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Outside of court groups supporting the administration said the law protects affordable access to birth control.
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The Convention also protects freedom of expression, but judges have to balance that against privacy rights.
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And exiting the agreement protects the United States from future intrusions on the United States' sovereignty.
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You need premium luggage that protects your valuable electronics and fragile souvenirs safe at all times.
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The Fifth Amendment also protects Flynn if he refuses to produce documents requested by a subpoena.
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I know the law of self-defense protects those who kill to rescue others from harm.
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It protects against different malware, spyware, and ransomware that all your devices are easily susceptible to.
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But not if you're supposed to be the party that protects the interests of regular Americans.
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But we have a system that protects the individual rights of citizens, privacy and the like.
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That cushion, in turn, protects depositors and other creditors of the bank from suffering any loss.
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But Hermes protects the sportsman and there would be no ignominious fate for Savvas the outsider.
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Cooling likely protects the hair by constricting blood vessels in the scalp and reducing chemical activity.
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"Jeffersonians should offer their own vision for how the United States protects its elections," he wrote.
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In all, TPS protects more than 300,000 people from nine countries living in the United States.
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Clients can then send developers' payment to escrow using Dev Protocol, which protects both of them.
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It protects our muscles and our bones and keeps our bodies going by providing us energy.
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Political reform can be challenging, given that legislators must approve undoing the system that protects them.
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Here in the United States the first amendment protects speech, encouraging debate rather than proscribing dissent.
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The Obama administration claimed the fiduciary rule protects workers from bad financial advice or unnecessary fees.
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"This administrative order protects the data of about 35 million WhatsApp users in Germany," Caspar said.
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He told the Supreme Court that the First Amendment protects his free speech and religious rights.
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Cerebrospinal fluid is a clear, colorless fluid that surrounds and protects the brain and spinal cord.
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That firewall serves another purpose, as well: It protects the integrity of civil society at large.
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And finally, it's a vision that protects American workers by putting them and their families first.
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Chevy Suburbans are a staple for the Secret Service that protects Trump and other federal officials.
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In addition to account activity, Blind protects its users by disassociating work email addresses from accounts.
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Today, for example, copyright protects movies streamed from the Internet, downloaded music recordings, and video games.
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An America that may still countenance the death penalty, but also protects the rights of immigrants.
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Page's decision to plead the Fifth -- which protects against self-incrimination -- was first reported by Politico.
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Protects your fledgling racers while they learn to love motorsport with the Zamp Youth Karting Helmet.
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It protects dignity — especially important for people who have lost almost all control over their lives.
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And, in the event something goes wrong with the order, The Custom Movement fully protects buyers.
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They also argued that prohibiting gay marriage violated Bermuda's 1968 constitution, which protects freedom of conscience.
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The First Amendment protects against government actions against free speech, not private companies like the NFL.
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The buyer must also pay a "funding fee," which protects the lender in case of default.
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At stake is whether the First Amendment to the Constitution protects all Americans at all times.
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"Iowa vigorously protects its first-in-the-nation status," said Iowa secretary of state Paul Pate.
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In the Shibuya district, in Tokyo, a woman protects herself from the sun with an umbrella.
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Mozilla was unable to determine how the Wemo Smart Dimmer encrypts data or protects users' privacy.
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"The danger is presuming that Japanese culture alone somehow protects or imperils your investment," said Bleistein.
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At a minimum, let's hope he protects Utah taxpayers by blocking the lobbying push from Sen.
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The First Amendment also protects freedom of speech, which means the law allows me to protest.
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FYI ... Sweden has a similar law as the United States that protects people from self-incrimination.
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It protects men in positions of authority and helps silence those would who would speak out.
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It protects users by keeping authentication away from users, which means keeping it away from hackers.
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It is a component in metal can coating and protects food from directly contacting metal surfaces.
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It protects your hair from heat and smoothes your hair while giving it some extra shine.
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Sullivan that protects the First Amendment by making it very difficult to win a libel suit.
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MORE, protects almost 28503,22019 people who were brought into the U.S. illegally as children from deportation.
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G.B.T. discrimination by federal contractors and another that protects the rights of transgender students, she said.
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Although the First Amendment protects government-compelled speech, the legality of warrant canaries remains legally questionable.
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The act protects the L.G.B.T.Q. community from being discriminated against in employment, housing and public accommodations.
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The vaccine protects against nine strains, including those most likely to cause cancers and genital warts.
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"This protects the human rights of the vast majority, while also saving these people," he said.
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The richest family in the town protects and promotes their young, violent, Patrick Bateman-esque son.
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Or Congress could enact legislation that clearly protects the chair from being removed without good cause.
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A responsible approach toward managing what's on our platform protects our users and creators like you.
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The additional melanin protects against photo-aging and cancer, and the skin generally has greater elasticity.
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The court granted him a restraining order, which also protects his wife and their Rottweiler, Duke.
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