Sign the UNHCR petition urging governments to ensure a safe future for all refugees here.
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A safe future involves thriving net-zero emissions and resilient economies connected by green trade routes.
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Jeff Bezos — if you want a climate safe future that OIL MUST STAY IN THE GROUND.
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It is our responsibility as Americans and as parents to create a safe future for our children.
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"Our zoos are committed to the safe future of these elephants," said Gregg Hudson, president of the Dallas Zoo.
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People like Oscar and his daughter could find hope and opportunity and build a safe future for themselves at home.
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So, forgive the preaching, but talking of a safe future seems disingenuous when endangering the lives and livelihoods of others.
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And without a healthy population, we can't achieve our full potential for generating strong economies, driving innovation and securing a safe future.
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Could clues from the clones' separate pasts be the key to unlocking a safe future and understanding who and what they are?
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Funding from courageous philanthropists could catalyze geoengineering innovation and provide a critical bridge to government efforts, and very possibly to a safe future.
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Ultimately, the goal of OpenAI, which launched in 2015, is "discovering and enacting" a safe future with artificial intelligence, according to the nonprofit's website.
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IPCC author Seth Schultz said the team had produced the guide voluntarily "because of the importance and significance of cities in ensuring a climate-safe future".
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"We are incredibly grateful that hundreds of refugee families will have a safe future in the Netherlands," a spokesman for Bethel Church, Theo Hettema, said on Wednesday.
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A friend of his, another Rohingya, told me Salim had fled genocide and hoped that by risking his life he could eventually provide his family with a safe future.
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They can join the diverse and growing movement that is confronting Mr. Trump's agenda on every front and attempt to lead America's workers to a clean and safe future.
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We don't see a teenage Judith, and it's not clear what the scene is communicating other than the possibility of a relatively safe future in which Rick has succeeded against Negan.
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From the mothers of Flint, MI, to the women leaders of the Standing Rock Sioux, women's continued leadership on climate, environmental, and health issues is critical to a healthy, safe future.
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"We hope that this project, which has a safe future on the energy market, will encourage new investment in renewable sources," the utility's General Manager Marinko Gilja said at an opening ceremony.
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"Knowing that the likelihood is that we are not heading into a safe future – it started to make me realize that (having children) didn't seem like a very sensible option," she said.
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If we keep this momentum up and sustain historic levels of youth turnout, we will be the generation that steered the Democratic Party away from systemic breakdown and toward a prosperous, safe future.
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Yes, we want tomorrow's solution, but only a piece of legislation that permanently lifts all restrictions on future purchases and use of RD-180 engines will give us a today that ensures that safe future.
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When Mohebullah Archiwal began working with the United States Army as an interpreter in Afghanistan, he had one goal: help remove the Taliban from power and usher in a safe future for his family, who had lived as exiles in Pakistan for nearly two decades.
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"To accelerate the transition to a healthier, more secure and climate-safe future, we need to build the equivalent of a high-speed rail network – a smarter, more flexible system that maximizes the use of variable sources of renewable energy, and accommodates decentralized and community-based generation," Zervos added.
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" This statement seems to be in contrast with one Kardashian made a few months ago, in support of Black Lives Matter, in which she wrote of concerns for the country and her children: "It is our responsibility as Americans and as parents to create a safe future for our children.
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"Texans will have the opportunity to hear two messages on Thursday night: the Abbott status quo of division, hate, and an inability to offer any real solutions and our Texas Democratic vision of an optimistic, safe future grounded in meaningful actions that give every Texan a fair shot to get ahead," Hinojosa said.
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"Using this authority to permanently protect these areas would ensure that important industries in our coastal states such as fishing and tourism are protected, that we do not despoil our beaches and coastlines or the sensitive ecosystem of the Arctic Ocean, and that we align our long-term federal energy decisions with a climate-safe future," the Democrats, who are mostly from coastal states, wrote Thursday.
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Much work has been put in to make sure that the traditional trams have a safe future in Blackpool.
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After witnessing the loss of his father at the hands of ISIS, Massoud vows to honor his late father's wish to secure a safe future for his mother and sister away from the tyranny of the Taliban and ISIS.
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The Center for Democracy and Human Rights in Saudi Arabia (CDHR) is a United States based non-profit organization established to promote transformation of the existing Saudi autocratic institutions to a system whereby all Saudi citizens are empowered to chart a peaceful, prosperous, tolerant and safe future for themselves and for their country. CDHR was founded by Dr. Ali Alyami, executive director, in May 2004.
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Finally the WRO Statutes and a set of General Rules were worked out to ensure a sound and safe future for WRO. One of the major decisions, which appears in the Statutes, was that the international WRO event should be hosted by a new country each year and the WRO Committee should elect a chairman. In 2017, the host country of WRO was Costa Rica. This was the first time the competition was held outside the Asia Region and the first time it came to the Americas.
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Life 8 Abandoning Xavier's peaceful dream to foster a safe future for mutants, Moira seeks out Magneto instead. Presenting Magneto with tales of her past lives and his future failures, Moira convinced him to join her. Together they conquered America, establishing the House of M and initiated the War of M. However, during the war, Moira witness Magneto being defeated and killed by the combined might of Earth's humans and mutants heroes in the likes of the Fantastic Four, Avengers and X-Men. Moira is imprisoned and later killed in a failed prison escape.
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The design flow rate used in hydraulic analysis for the MWWST facility was 1.893 million m³ (500 million USgal) per day. In addition to meeting the fundamental hydraulic requirements of operation, such as flow capacities and operating hydraulic characteristics, additional important operations and maintenance provisions require identification and incorporation in the design, including provisions for future reentry into the tunnels and associated unwatering and safe future access for workers and some essential equipment. For the MWWST tunnel conduits, all projected flow velocities are less than 3 m (10 ft) per second and thus acceptable for all envisioned types of lining systems.
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Similarly in the evening, a five course dinner was served, again with the train operating via Alton. Bookings for the train became less, so much so that it was costing more to keep at Clapham than it was making, a factor in the decision by owner Richard Edmondson to sell the train in 2008. There was only one serious contender that could both afford the asking price and guarantee the safe future of these unique vehicles. West Coast Railways at Carnforth purchased the train outright in 2008 and have since fully restored it, albeit in a non-authentic livery.
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The defeat of the near-invincible villain Krodin has left a void in the superhuman hierarchy, a void that two opposing factions are trying to fill. The powerful telepath Max Dalton believes that the human race must be controlled and shepherded to a safe future, while his rival Casey Duval believes that strength can only be achieved through conflict. Caught in the middle is Lance McKendrick, a teenager with no special powers, only his wits and the tricks of a con artist. But Lance has a mission of his own: Krodin's ally, the violent and unpredictable supervillain Slaughter, murdered Lance's family, and he intends to make her pay.
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" "For inexpensive pleasure; "For genuine fun - it can't be beat for young and old alike; "For training - assure the youngsters a safe future on the highways by early training in your yard; "A safe and sturdy little car - designed for use in the smallest of yards with limited ground, sidewalk and driveway areas, or for the wide-open spaces; "Lowest priced car in its field. Simple enough for tots, thrilling enough for teenagers. Dads, too, can share in the fun, and teach children how to steer, make quick stops and park. It's a lot of fun, and educational, too, to teach them hand signals.
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During this period, the mass of young people, deprived of the prospect of even relatively low-skill jobs that were available to the previous generations, searched for different ways to earn money in the music and entertainment businesses. The explosion of new bands and new musical styles coming from the UK in the late 1970s was a result of their efforts to make a living in the economic depression that hit the country before the governments of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. The desperation and the violent reaction of a generation robbed of a safe future are well-represented by the British punk movement of 1977–1978, whose rebellion against the establishment continued diluted in the new wave and post-punk music of the 1980s. These self- proclaimed punks were politically militant, relishing their anarchic attitude and stage practices like pogo dancing.
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