Operators that have implemented a formal Safety Management System (SMS) should accomplish a Safety Risk Assessment (SRA), in accordance with the Safety Risk Management process in its SMS.
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However, inhaling toxic chemicals is not the only safety risk.
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She argued the change would pose a public safety risk.
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Why: The air bag inflator may rupture, posing a safety risk.
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Different kinds are relatively prevalent and have no food safety risk.
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There is some inherent safety risk, as there is with a skateboard.
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Fires are also not the primary safety risk associated with Taser use.
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The products do not pose a safety risk and will be replaced.
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Boeing, regulators, and airlines maintain that there is no safety risk involved.
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Boeing, regulators, and airlines maintain that there is no safety risk involved.
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Detaining people who are not a public safety risk is incredibly expensive.
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Cobalt may be a safety risk—but he still has to see patients.
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But these are a health-and-safety risk to sailors in bad weather.
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The phone also displays constant notices and warnings about the device's safety risk.
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In 2016, CMS concluded Theranos' testing might pose a safety risk to patients.
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Severe cognitive impairment that increases the policyholder's health and safety risk also qualifies.
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Untreated train, bus and truck drivers clearly pose a significant public safety risk.
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It appeared that the health and safety risk from the plant was limited.
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Israel said Ramon would abide by ICAO regulations and pose no safety risk.
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EU and Japanese regulators updated the product's label to include the increased safety risk.
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There&aposs a public safety risk, too, if she fell, what could happen below.
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The airline said it considers the issue a paperwork problem, not a safety risk.
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Perhaps the most dramatic safety risk posed by SUVs is their danger to pedestrians.
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We're excited about having another tool to help farmers mitigate this persistent food-safety risk.
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Standing or sitting on the rock or cliff edges poses a very high safety risk.
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"Erratic behavior and mental illness do not necessarily create a safety risk," the judges wrote.
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They also sought the restraining order, arguing the 3D guns would be a safety risk.
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The United States set its advisory at Level 4, which represents the highest safety risk.
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It would've held onto the food, but posed a safety risk in the kitchen, he explained.
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But even here, where there is a clear safety risk, the ACLU fears the potential repercussions.
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The company said the battery in these laptops may overheat and pose a fire safety risk.
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GM said its Takata inflators have a unique design that does not pose a safety risk.
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Chen fears a rise in unemployment could increase the safety risk to her husband even further.
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Skipping regular tire pressure checks can lead to tire failure and presents a major safety risk.
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GM has said its Takata inflators have a unique design that does not pose a safety risk.
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"Pointing lasers at aircraft in flight poses a serious safety risk to the traveling public," he said.
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Boeing is trying to rally their credits though; no airlines companies want to take the safety risk.
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The scarves, which are manufactured in China and made entirely of rayon, are considered a safety risk.
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"We're talking about cooked chicken," said Perdue, indicating uncooked chicken generally poses a greater food safety risk.
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Nissan said the previous recall fixes may not have been performed consistently to remove the safety risk.
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In 2014, a nine-month independent safety review determined that the sinking did not pose a safety risk.
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Apple this morning announced a "voluntary" recall of MacBook Pro batteries due to potential overheating and safety risk.
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Crowding around the statue posed a safety risk and was a factor in the move, the city said.
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A police spokesperson told VICE that since Zaman is already in custody, there is no public safety risk.
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This electrolyte poses an inherent safety risk, which is exacerbated by higher energy density and tighter manufacturing tolerances.
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Heinz, part of the Kraft Heinz Co, said it did not believe the ad posed any safety risk.
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Delaware prohibited Ms. Brown from wearing a hijab because they stated it posed a security and safety risk.
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The administration said the abbreviated vetting puts children at significant safety risk but is needed to meet the deadline.
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Hover rates were 27 percent higher on impressions that were blocked, such as high brand-safety risk or fraud.
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Cathay's decision came a day after China's aviation authority issued a "major aviation safety risk warning" to the airline.
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Robotic arms have already joined humans on assembly lines and in factories, but they often pose a safety risk.
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These companies are quick to claim, often without evidence, that such legislation poses a security and public safety risk.
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The lane closures caused severe traffic delays that endangered citizens and posed a public safety risk, court documents state.
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The release was stopped within about 50 minutes and did not present a health or safety risk, it said.
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Because sharing-economy firms are less regulated, they are viewed as posing more of a health-and-safety risk.
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The F.A.A. has suggested that airlines perform their own safety-risk assessment and follow a list of agency guidelines.
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"Exotic animals carry with them an extreme public safety risk [of] diseases passing from animals to humans," she said.
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The problem is that shipping large CO2 containers is a safety risk, so the bundles below include smaller ones.
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Twitter will ban faked pictures, video, and other media that are "deceptively shared" and pose a serious safety risk.
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Warren would eliminate privately owned immigration detention facilities and only detain those who pose a flight or safety risk.
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Sometimes officials said that he was a safety risk; other times, he was charged with breaking a prison rule.
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In 2016, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services concluded Theranos' testing might pose a safety risk to patients.
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But on the road, I'm less willing to take the safety risk of putting in earbuds on public transit.
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This law is not just wrong, it poses a public safety risk to Connecticut residents traveling through North Carolina.
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"We would never want to put any of our customers or employees in any safety risk at all," he said.
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I will soon be introducing legislation prohibiting the separation of children from their families absent a health or safety risk.
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And metal straws, which conduct heat and cold in addition to being hard and inflexible, can pose a safety risk.
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Prosecutors who are concerned that individuals slated for release might pose a safety risk must file objections by Monday night.
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Still, the accident at the plant has exposed large flaws in regulation of chemical safety, risk disclosure and emergency planning.
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Her friend kept telling her she was a safety risk to herself and others — because she was going too slow.
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French nuclear group Areva delivered defective fuel rods for nuclear reactors but said on Friday that there was no safety risk.
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NHTSA can demand a recall if it believes a defect poses an unreasonable safety risk, while the NTSB makes safety recommendations.
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"He's not allowed to be here, the staff like him, but he is a health and safety risk," said a spokesperson.
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But the Federal Aviation Administration said that there's nothing it can do unless an act like this poses a safety risk.
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From the statement:The letter also noted that allowing adult users to communicate with children poses a serious health and safety risk.
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An individual who isn't deemed dangerous, for example, wouldn't be a safety risk and therefore shouldn't be held without funds appropriated.
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Investigators found that the unit had also been converted into nine illegal single-occupancy rooms posing a safety risk to tenants.
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APRIL 6 American apologized after a musician was removed from a flight because his $100,000 cello was deemed a safety risk.
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APRIL 6: American apologized after a musician was removed from a flight because his $100,000 cello was deemed a safety risk.
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But that rotor is both the key source of noise for helicopters and a big safety risk while on the ground.
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Content that has the potential to incite violence, for example, may pose a safety risk that outweighs the public interest value.
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It last sued a company in 2012, when it found Zen Magnets posed a safety risk to children who would swallow them.
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American regulators, who have deemed the inflators a safety risk, could announce the recall as soon as this week, Dow Jones reported.
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Bassani testified before a House Transportation and Infrastructure subcommittee hearing that smaller seats are not only uncomfortable but also a safety risk.
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An Australian man's mammoth backyard waterslide has raised the ire of local authorities, who are concerned that it poses a safety risk.
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"Shining a laser into the cockpit of an aircraft is a serious safety risk," one-time FAA Administrator Randy Babbitt has said.
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It assured those who had previously consumed the drink that it wasn't a food safety risk that led to the product recall.
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But they can also pose a serious safety risk for children who can't swim well and could drown while wearing the suit.
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Klarman's book, "Margin of Safety: Risk-Averse Value Investing Strategies for the Thoughtful Investor," is something of a (very expensive) cult classic.
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Finding such a program on your phone, then, is the first step toward addressing the personal violation and safety risk it poses.
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Pregnant workers are often considered to be fragile, a safety risk, or simply not willing to work as hard as other employees.
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Republican Cole Wist last year cosponsored a "red-flag" bill aimed at keeping guns away from those deemed to pose a safety risk.
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But the study also found clues that exposure to radioactive compounds from medical treatments may be an ongoing safety risk for crematory workers.
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PG&E "must work collaboratively with the public sector, and make safety, risk management, governance, accountability, and transparency its top priorities," BlueMountain said.
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Those items include pre-market approval authority, expanded exemptions and the power to require manufacturers to take immediate action to mitigate safety risk.
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Wilmar described Greenpeace's action as "a criminal act of trespassing and vandalism" that posed a safety risk to the activists and Wilmar staff.
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The panel upheld the officers' immunity but put departments "on notice" that unless someone poses "an immediate safety risk," Tasers can't be used.
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Earlier in the week the president of a major air traffic controllers union warned that the ongoing shutdown poses a major safety risk.
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Washington (CNN)The president of a major air traffic controllers union is warning that the ongoing government shutdown poses a major safety risk.
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Massachusetts, New York and New Jersey also let law enforcement officials deny permits if an applicant appears to present a public safety risk.
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Not only could headphones create a safety risk for others, supporters of these laws argued, their use could also result in hearing loss.
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Late Thursday, the State Department urged Americans not to travel to China, issuing a Level 4 advisory, which represents the highest safety risk.
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Today, Twitter announced its policies around manipulated media, saying it will ban altered media that poses a safety risk and is deceptively shared.
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It also said it will determine if any other manufacturers used similar air bag control units and if they posed a safety risk.
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For Shaherkani, Saudi Arabia's Olympic committee had to contend with Judo's governing body against the claim that the headscarf would be a safety risk.
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"There is a safety risk and the media caused this and they may seriously get a bunch of 19303-year-olds killed," she writes.
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The health agency said it did not see a "food safety risk" in its sampling and did not find PFAS chemicals in most foods.
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Aging pipelines, from long distance oil pipelines to gas distribution lines within the city gate are a commercial liability, safety risk, and environmental hazard.
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"We're equally concerned about the safety risk of bringing devices that pose fire hazards into the confined spaces inside trains and buses," Mayer said.
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It said the intense heat was affecting visitors to the museum, and posed a significant safety risk particularly to young children and elderly people.
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Officials said the problems posed no safety risk and that the company that operates the ferry, not the city, would bear the repair costs.
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He asked that further debate happen away from the mountain, where steep roads and limited water, oxygen and medical services pose a safety risk.
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Airlines have started to tighten policies to fly animals on growing concerns about passengers bringing aboard exotic pets that could pose a safety risk.
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"These planters can pose a serious safety risk," said Deborah B. Koplovitz, a real estate lawyer in the New York office of Anderson Kill.
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Supporters of the expensive and duplicative regulatory "fix" try to justify the establishment of a secondary inspection regime due to a "food safety risk".
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Used copies of his 1991 book "Margin of Safety: Risk-Averse Value Investing Strategies for the Thoughtful Investor," sell for hundreds of dollars online.
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"The inappropriate use of lasers would pose a potential safety risk to all those operating in the region," the Australian Department of Defense statement said.
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According to the court documents, Chyna was also fearful that Kardashian was going to publish her home address, which she said was a safety risk.
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Evidence suggests that everyone still uses passwords that are too simple and easy to guess and reuses them for multiple sites despite the safety risk.
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"I think there's a huge safety risk to women and society when it comes to Mr. Flick," prosecutor Katherine Tierney said, the Press Herald reported.
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It's by now well known that Samsung's Note 23 phone could pose a safety risk — but that doesn't mean everyone going to obey Samsung's recall.
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Officers line parade routes, for instance, because experience has shown that the combination of crowds, alcohol and high spirits create an increased public-safety risk.
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Apple is recalling its 2015 15-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display, citing a potential "fire safety risk" that could result from the battery overheating.
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Other research concluded that Siri, Alexa and Google Assistant should not be relied up for actionable medical information and could even pose a safety risk.
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Apple issued a voluntary recall for older 15-inch MacBook Pro laptops over concerns that the battery could overheat and pose a fire safety risk.
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According to opponents of trans access to proper bathrooms, letting trans people use the bathroom for their gender identity would pose a public safety risk.
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A worry: Putting devices with lithium-ion batteries in the cargo hold might actually increase the safety risk, given the batteries' tendency to spontaneously combust.
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According to supporters of North Carolina's law, for example, letting trans people use the bathroom for their gender identity would pose a public safety risk.
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Guatemala suspended its asylum agreement with the US. Immigration and Customs Enforcement adjusted its enforcement priorities, focusing on those who pose a public safety risk.
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NHTSA, the auto safety regulator, can demand a recall if it believes a defect poses an unreasonable safety risk, while the NTSB makes safety recommendations.
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Here's Adi Robertson in The Verge: Twitter will ban faked pictures, video, and other media that are "deceptively shared" and pose a serious safety risk.
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The company does not believe that the product poses a safety risk to consumers but has voluntarily implemented the measure as a precaution, it said.
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Under Trump's "zero tolerance" policy, he has aimed to prosecute anyone who crosses the border without authorization, including immigrants who pose no public safety risk.
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It only does so if there were a sale of the drug or a greater public safety risk, such as a violent crime, Vance said.
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It also said that the safe use of the earlier, 2015 route proved that there was no safety risk in flights in the Taiwan Strait.
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Apple's Beat's Pill XL speaker was recalled after it was discovered it had a battery issue that caused it to overheat, posing a fire safety risk.
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Australian security agencies and Huawei have clashed over worries that the telco's desire to supply hardware for Australia's nascent 5G network poses a data safety risk.
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No one was injured, according to the Tribune, but authorities responding to the call confiscated about 100 tanks across the area because of the safety risk.
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"Despite the fact the Vietjet event didn't jeopardize the safety of the flight, it could still have posed a safety risk," CAAV said in a statement.
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Overlooking the fact that elderly people who have served long sentences are not a public safety risk, parole boards focus instead on the past criminal behavior.
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"I really need to stress that there is no safety risk: There is no risk to the bay or to the drinking water," Mr. Gould said.
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Berkeley College Republicans and Young America's Foundation reportedly decided not to fight to make the event happen because of the safety risk to staff and students.
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The WHO, which issued a report identifying the vaccine's safety risk in mid-2016, recommended it only be used in people who had prior dengue infection.
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MARCH American Airlines apologized for removing a blind woman from a flight after it was deemed that she and her service dog posed a safety risk.
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It would also likely block asylum seekers from release from detention on parole, even when they can establish identity and present no flight or safety risk.
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The report said highly material safety risk and financial performance issues remained due to "the lack of refining and petrochemicals-wide direction, governance, coordination and investment".
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The rest of the children who are separated either have parents who declined reunification or who pose some sort of safety risk, according to the government.
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The company, in the past, has aggressively fought regulators in some cities over instituting tighter scrutiny of drivers who could pose a safety risk to riders.
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Since courthouses typically search people for weapons, however, ICE considers them less of a safety risk and a strategic spots for arrests, according to a spokesperson.
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The largest U.S. automaker is recalling the vehicles even though it doesn't believe what it called unique Takata inflators made for GM vehicles pose a safety risk.
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Bayernoil said on its website that the refinery had been put out of action but the installation had been secured and was no longer a safety risk.
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Once all the dogs were safely removed, the home was reportedly red-tagged — an indicator that it is not livable and considered to be a safety risk.
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Applicants can be denied services or the right to participate in certain activities if the school can show that including them would pose an "unreasonable" safety risk.
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Neonatal falls are increasingly recognized as a postpartum safety risk, with as many as 1,600 newborn falls occurring in U.S. hospitals each year, researchers note in Pediatrics.
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Egeblad said they'll be doing more animal trials to better understand how the NETs and cancer cells function together, and to determine if there's any safety risk.
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"Poff presents a real safety risk to witnesses and others in the community," U.S. Magistrate Judge Frances Stacy wrote in a five-page order outlining the case.
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More than 100 people showed up for Saturday's rally, which was often highly charged and posed a safety risk for people in the area, Dr. Folt said.
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" Changes will include delaying enforcement actions for individuals who do not pose a public safety risk until after the crisis and using alternatives to detention "as appropriate.
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MARCH 1: American Airlines apologized for removing a blind woman from a flight after it was deemed that she and her service dog posed a safety risk.
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His 1991 book, "Margin of Safety: Risk-Averse Value Investing Strategies for the Thoughtful Investor," is considered by many to be the seminal text on value investing.
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" The EU document added that placing laptops in luggage holds "presents an increased safety risk to the aircraft, due to the lithium batteries contained in such devices.
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Taiwan immediately criticized the new route, calling it a security and safety risk because it runs close to air space used by Taiwanese airliners and military aircraft.
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The November pretrial risk assessment, compiled by a court employee, did tell Kelly that James was a safety risk and that he had been convicted of felonies before.
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Boeing Co dropped 2.9% following a Reuters report on Wednesday that the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration identified a new safety risk in the planemaker's grounded 737 MAX aircraft.
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The use of agricultural water from a reservoir has higher food safety risk than groundwater because pathogens are more likely to contaminate the surface, according to the report.
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The digital giant is suing on behalf of its customers, arguing that such gag orders are only appropriate when alerting customers would cause a security or safety risk.
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The airline said it did not see an immediate safety risk and would "never operate an aircraft unless it was completely safe to do so," the BBC reported.
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Property owners must keep their sidewalk flags (the individual slabs of concrete) in good condition to avoid trip hazards, as cracked or broken flags pose a safety risk.
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The Department of Homeland Security's own Inspector General last week warned that "dangerous overcrowding" at Border Patrol facilities was creating a health and safety risk for those migrants.
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The state will also load inmates into vans based on three levels of risk and will transport inmates alone who represent "an extraordinary safety risk," the prison system said.
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The company had petitioned for removal of the warning and the FDA's latest decision followed multiple studies that demonstrated no increased safety risk from the gel, Smith & Nephew said.
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Though hiring someone does keep me safer or make my job easier, involving someone else in the legal and safety risk I am taking always weighs heavy on me.
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Meantime, authorities say hobbyist drone incursions on wildfires pose a safety risk to firefighting aircraft battling the disaster and jeopardizes the safety of residents and crews on the ground.
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Nest had to recall a smoke detector in 2014 for a software defect that caused a safety risk, and critics said it was slow to roll out new products.
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The defects she was concerned about, like the "rat hole," were simply not a safety risk to the arbitrator, and Tesla's witnesses also denied that the defects were severe.
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Together, the companies aim to use 23andMe's genetic database to improve selection of drug targets, finding medicines that are more likely to work and carry a lower safety risk.
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Isabelle Roy, a spokeswoman for the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, confirmed that there was no safety risk at the power station, which is owned by a provincial government agency.
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North Korea's placing of land mines on its side of the demilitarized zone with South Korea further exacerbates tensions and poses a "safety risk," the State Department said Tuesday.
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The lane closures on the bridge, which connects Manhattan with Fort Lee, New Jersey, caused severe traffic delays that endangered citizens and posed a public safety risk, court documents state.
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In October, Samsung announced a voluntary recall of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 when it was discovered that all available devices could overheat and pose a safety risk to customers.
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According to supporters of North Carolina's HB2 and opponents of the Obama administration's guidance, letting trans people use the bathroom for their gender identity would pose a public safety risk.
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In May, O'Leary predicted a return to service by July but the Federal Aviation Administration has since reported a new potential safety risk that it says must be addressed first.
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The ministry's Public Transportation Director Ahmad Yani said a dependency on incentive-driven payments and low fixed rates per kilometre was a safety risk as it led to drivers overworking.
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When I was in high school, a friend of mine wanted to brew his own beer and his setup involved a bath tub and a lot of food safety risk.
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For its part, Cathay Pacific has come under increased scrutiny from Beijing, with the Chinese aviation regulatory body issuing a "major aviation safety risk warning" to the airline last week.
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This will also put the owner on notice about any ongoing safety risk, and it will protect you should another incident transpire and you need to involve your insurance provider.
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Key late-stage study results on lasmiditan are expected in the second half of 2017, and available data has shown it does not pose the safety risk seen with triptans.
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"Monsanto's conduct, while reprehensible, does not warrant a ratio of that magnitude, particularly in the absence of evidence showing intentional concealment of a known or obvious safety risk," Chhabria wrote.
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And the ACLU of Louisiana has called for expedited parole hearings for elderly prisoners and the release of all jailed people awaiting trial who aren't considered a public safety risk.
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If you go heavier, it might actually be more uncomfortable and could be a safety risk for children if they can't get out from under a blanket that's too heavy.
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But even Klarman cannot see into the future, as several remarks from his out-of-print book "Margin of Safety: Risk-Averse Value Investing Strategies for the Thoughtful Investor" show.
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Among their most radical and urgent requests: free people from jails and prisons who don't pose an imminent public safety risk (something one county jail in Ohio has already done).
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Tesla's new Navigate on Autopilot feature performs much worse than a typical human driver at things like changing lanes and passing and poses a serious safety risk, according to Consumer Reports.
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As Davidson outlines in his blog post, email tracking could in some cases pose a safety risk to people who don't realize they are being tracked just by opening their inbox.
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Honda said it has adequate replacement parts and urged owners "to seek repair as soon as possible," adding that older vehicles, especially 2001-20193 Honda vehicles, pose the greatest safety risk.
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According to supporters of North Carolina's HB2 and other opponents of the Obama administration's guidance, letting trans people use the bathroom for their gender identity would pose a public safety risk.
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These robots are the traditional industrial robots, colossal machines that pose a safety risk to humans and therefore need to be fenced in to protect workers as they complete their tasks.
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It's not clear if the current recall is related to that issue, but Apple does make it very clear that the MacBook Pros in question could pose a serious safety risk.
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"It should go without saying that unless there is a security threat or a safety risk, paying customers should not be forcibly removed from an airplane," Schatz said in a statement.
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Coachella says it's the only one who can sell tickets for the fest -- and it can't have third parties scalping those tickets because it creates a huge safety risk for performers.
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In May, O'Leary predicted a return to service by July but the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has since reported a new potential safety risk that it says must be addressed first.
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The Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution said it had uncovered "a suspected Islamist," but said there was no evidence of safety risk to the agency or other employees.
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Yet late Monday the mayor defended the city's practice of "occasionally" sending inmates who pose a security or safety risk to county jails where they can be held in solitary confinement.
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The two parties are trying to find consensus on other potential gun restrictions, including a proposal that would allow law enforcement to seize guns from those considered a public safety risk.
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The farm which tested positive is linked to the initial property where the disease, which does not infect humans or pose food safety risk, was first detected in New Zealand recently.
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But what will happen, and no doubt already has, is that the air-travel system as a whole will further slow down, precisely because people are aware of the additional safety risk.
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We should explore dramatically expanding compassionate release for all prisoners with significant medical conditions who do not pose a public safety risk, not just those at the very end of their lives.
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They worry the massive building will further encroach on Theodore Roosevelt Park, where the museum sits, saying it will destroy the park and pose a safety risk through its long-term construction.
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By insisting that the flight crew doubles as bartenders, they can presumably keep track of how much booze everyone has consumed and prevent someone from being incapacitated and/or a safety risk.
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There's also a safety risk associated with the failure of electrodes, if that meltdown is caused by an infection, likely in the brain tissue or in the wire implanted in the brain.
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Reuters is not publishing the name of the plot leader to avoid increasing the safety risk for his family, nor the identities of those inside the city who spoke about the plot.
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Some Parole Board members continue to take this unfair approach even after state lawmakers clarified the factors they must consider, like how much public-safety risk an inmate would pose if released.
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The farm was linked to the initial property where the disease - which does not infect humans or pose a food safety risk - was detected earlier this month in the world's biggest dairy exporter.
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"We should allow people to return to their jobs and families while they wait for trial, reserving preventive detention only for those cases that pose a true flight or safety risk," Warren said.
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The big conflict: The poll shows most Americans think cheaper drugs can be imported safely from other countries, but four former FDA commissioners have warned that this would pose a big safety risk.
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Environmental officials have "determined the extremely low levels of those residues are not a food safety risk, and the presence of such residues does not pose a safety concern," according to the USDA.
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But a shortage of some critical medicine has prompted the FDA to allow the sale of some Chinese-made drugs that could pose a safety risk, rather than be caught without any supply.
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He said, for example, that FEMA, the federal government's lead disaster response agency, typically concentrated on public property, not private, unless individual counties declare the private properties a public health and safety risk.
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In a news release, the agency emphasized that the operation targeted immigrants who posed a safety risk, such as one Mexican who was a known gang member and had been convicted of rape.
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And in recent years, several states have passed so-called red flag laws, which allow the police to seize weapons from someone believed to be an immediate safety risk to themselves or others.
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For the first time in my life, I find myself in the surreal position of measuring the safety risk of seeing a new movie, and deciding that seeing it isn't worth the risk.
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As tire tread wears away over time, the grooves get shallower, making them less effective at directing water away from the tire and elevating the safety risk for drivers, especially in rough weather.
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In the wrong hands, they are not only a serious safety risk to the public, but also make it more difficult for law enforcement to locate armed individuals, putting more innocent lives at risk.
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"But we have determined that untrained, pit bull-type dogs posing as both service and support animals are a potential safety risk - and we can't take that gamble on employees or customers," Delta wrote.
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"We're certain [seat safety risk] isn't an issue at American Airlines today and any sort of study will bear that out," he told reporters at an airline industry conference earlier this week in Boston.
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Photo: Stephen Lam (Getty)Facing overheating batteries that "may pose a fire safety risk," Apple launched a voluntary recall and replacement program on Thursday for the 15-inch 2015 MacBook Pro with Retina Display.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said a federal jury in San Francisco found Sasan Sabrdaran, InterMune's former director of drug safety risk management, and Farhang Afsarpour, a British friend, liable for insider trading.
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The new laws also included a "red flag" bill that would temporarily block or ban someone from buying or owning a gun if a judge deemed that person to be a potential safety risk.
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In 1991, Klarman wrote "Margin of Safety: Risk-Averse Value Investing Strategies for the Thoughtful Investor," which now out of print, sells for exorbitant sums online and is considered a must-read on Wall Street.
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Chinese automotive startup Nio is recalling nearly 28,22018 of its ES22019 high-performance electric SUVs after a series of battery fires in China and a subsequent investigation revealed a vulnerability that created a safety risk.
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We do so if the parent is a national security, public, or safety risk, including when there are criminal charges at issue and it may not be appropriate to maintain the family in detention together.
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Mycoplasma bovis is common in many countries and can lead to conditions such as udder infection, pneumonia and arthritis in affected cattle, but does not pose a food safety risk or any risk to humans.
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Applications can cost millions to prepare and file, and the FDA's draft rule for e-cigarette submissions indicates it will demand evidence of safety, risk and public health benefits that can require years of research.
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Boeing Co was the heaviest drag on the Dow, dropping 1.9% following a Reuters report on Wednesday that the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration identified a new safety risk in the planemaker's grounded 737 MAX aircraft.
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"Hopefully, in time, regulations will catch up to the demand of what people actually want, and regulators will realize there is no huge public safety risk, because we've been doing this for a while," Senter noted.
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Aside from the inconvenience, there is safety risk, especially if carrying cash, and little opportunity for vendors to easily shift inventory on daily demand or have any track record to garner credit to expand their businesses.
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The disruptions were noted in early June by civilian pilots and confirmed by the Israel Airports Authority (IAA), which said the matter was under investigation and that alternative navigation tools meant there was no safety risk.
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But despite the complaints, on Friday a Federal Aviation Administration official told KREM 2 that since the drawing didn't pose a safety risk, there was nothing they could do, adding that the FAA can't police morality.
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"During the temporary suspension, CAAS will gather more information and review the safety risk associated with the continued operation of the Boeing 2737 MAX aircraft into and out of Singapore," the regulator said in a statement.
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While Philly isn't the only sanctuary city in the US, it's drawn particular attention this summer, after Senator Pat Toomey—a Republican from Pennsylvania—blasted the policy in Philadelphia, portraying it as a costly safety risk.
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Berman's decision came after a bail hearing in which federal prosecutors argued that Epstein posed a flight risk as well as a public safety risk, and that there was a potential risk of obstruction of justice.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average eased 2416.19%, dragged down by losses in Boeing Co shares following a Reuters report that the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration identified a new safety risk in the planemaker's grounded 20.49 MAX aircraft.
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But this week, according to The Times, Britain's new transport secretary Chris Gayling warned that delivery drones do indeed pose a safety risk, and that they need to be "handled with great care" before flights are allowed.
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Following an investigation into the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System believed to have been linked to the two accidents that killed 346 people, the United States Federal Aviation Authority found another safety risk with the plane in June.
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"During the temporary suspension, CAAS will gather more information and review the safety risk associated with the continued operation of the Boeing 26 MAX aircraft into and out of Singapore," the aviation regulator said in a statement.
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Sexual harassment is the most common safety risk that women and girls face in big cities across the globe, according to a separate poll of about 400 global experts on women and children's issues released on Tuesday.
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Many of the fiercest defenders of the anti-circumvention rule are automotive companies who claim that allowing owners to tinker with their cars would create a public safety risk or allow owners to disable law-mandated features.
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Two farms in the Van Leeuwen Dairy Group tested positive in July for the Mycoplasma bovis, which is spread by close contact between animals and does not pose a food safety risk or any risk to humans.
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The airline told the FAA that it considers the issue a paperwork problem, rather than a maintenance and safety risk, because each of the planes had undergone extensive regular maintenance over the years since joining Southwest's fleet.
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The NTSB said on Tuesday it planned to identify the need for "safety risk management requirements for testing automated vehicles on public roads," signaling a broader question about how advanced vehicles are tested and U.S. government oversight.
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Young Immigrants Are Being Held Illegally, Lawsuit Claims A judge said a 230-year-old native of El Salvador accused of being in MS-133 is not a safety risk, but authorities have refused to release him.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average eased 0.04%, dragged down by losses in Boeing Co shares following a Reuters report that the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration identified a new safety risk in the planemaker's grounded 737 MAX aircraft.
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Most companies are resigned to keeping safety drivers behind the wheel for the near future, realizing any rush to pull them out may expose passengers or pedestrians to safety risk — and the companies themselves to expensive lawsuits.
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A 3-km (1.9-mile) protection zone and a 10-km surveillance zone was already in place in the area, and the authorities say the virus posed a very low risk to humans and no food safety risk.
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A 3-km (1.9-mile) protection zone and a 10-km surveillance zone have been put in place around both farms, with authorities saying the virus posed a very low risk to humans and no food safety risk.
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"These were some of the most horrific crimes in California history, and we believe he continues to exhibit a lack of insight and remorse and remains a public safety risk," she said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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While countries like Germany have strict patient privacy laws that doctors can be prosecuted for violating, others, including Canada, Israel and Norway, require doctors to alert regulators about a pilot who may pose a safety risk, he said.
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Mercedes-Benz GLE and GLS models, built in the United States between May 4 and June 12, 2018, have a brake issue which poses a "safety risk," according to a Chinese customs document circulating on Chinese social media.
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In December, Waymo published a report for California's Department of Motor Vehicles about how frequently its car "disengaged" — deactivating its autonomous mode because of a system failure or safety risk and forcing a human driver to take over.
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But the group is clearly taking pains to avoid accusations the protest poses a safety risk or threatens violence — including by publishing extensive details of their plan online, as well as communicating it to police and airport authorities.
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When he was 102 and called Australia's oldest working scientist, the university stirred up a tempest by asking Mr. Goodall to vacate his office on the grounds that he was too frail and a safety risk to himself.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has warned that Bangkok's main Suvarnabhumi Airport is a safety risk, with "serious" overcrowding soon to become a critical issue, and urgent expansion needed, the Nation daily reported on Friday.
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"The emphasis there was on people who had criminal records, people who posed a danger, a public safety risk," Holder, who served under former President Obama, said of the previous administration's policy in a CNN interview released Saturday.
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" The plan would end privately-contracted detention facilities and promises that, if Warren is elected, she would "issue guidance ensuring that detention is only used where it is actually necessary because an individual poses a flight or safety risk.
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We expect our law enforcement to continue to enforce the laws we have in this state, but if someone's not creating a public safety risk or a public health hazard, we shouldn't be trying to put them in jail.
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The bail system "releases defendants based solely on their ability to pay, without regard for their public safety risk or probability of appearing at future court dates," another group of UCLA researchers noted in a report earlier this year.
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" He also explained that the measure was simply a public safety issue: "Number one, you're not (only) a public safety risk by blocking and obstructing your vision while on the road, but also that you're identifiable to law enforcement.
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There's no hard numbers on the number of people affected but Beijing officials in an interview by state news agency Xinhua said they found 25,133 sites with some sort of safety risk one week after the safety checks began.
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AstraZeneca argued that since the labels of the generics are generally supposed to be identical to that of the brand-name drug, the F.D.A. could not approve generics at all, and that doing so might pose a safety risk.
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The company, which began deliveries of its ES8 SUV in June 2018, is recalling nearly 5,000 of the vehicles after a series of battery fires in China and a subsequent investigation revealed a vulnerability that created a safety risk.
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Careem, a Middle-Eastern ride-hailing company which Uber is in the process of acquiring, built processes to enable its drivers, called captains, to offload cash in order to avoid the safety risk of carrying large amounts with them.
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"These products may pose a safety risk to people (especially infants, children, pregnant women and those with compromised immune systems), as well as pets due to high levels of microbial contamination identified at the manufacturing site," the agency said.
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Ivankov told reporters he would need authorization from the FSB, the successor to the KGB, the police and the FSO, the agency that protects Putin, to stop clearing away the shrine, described on Gormost's website as a health and safety risk.
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We struggled with the decision to expand the ban to service animals, knowing that some customers have legitimate needs, but we have determined that untrained, pit bull-type dogs posing as both service and support animals are a potential safety risk.
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Earlier this month, the Barakah plant's owner Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation (ENEC) said voids had been discovered in the concrete of reactors 2 and 3, although it said these posed no safety risk and would not delay the start-up.
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There are some exceptions to the change in policy; marijuana users who are caught without identification, who already have a criminal warrant or documented history of violence, or whose smoking poses an immediate public safety risk could still be arrested.
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The issue has far-reaching implications not only for the construction industry but also for social housing landlords and private landlords, as dozens of other high-rise buildings have been found to have cladding that could pose a fire safety risk.
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By identifying low-risk, nonviolent offenders and more effective ways to rehabilitate them, we are steering these offenders away from a life of crime and reserving our expensive prison beds for the violent offenders who pose a public safety risk.
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For example, some DUI cases are classified as Violent, but they can be cleared to go to camp since they don't pose the same safety risk to the public as, say, attempted murder (even though they are classified the same).
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In Los Angeles County, for instance, the presiding judge of the juvenile court issued a ruling finding "in-person visitation poses an imminent health and safety risk," temporarily suspending visitation by family members without explicitly requiring video or phone visits instead.
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In June, Nio faced a new problem when it voluntarily recalled nearly 5,000 of its ES8 high-performance electric SUVs after a series of battery fires in China and a subsequent investigation revealed a vulnerability that created a safety risk.
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In states where Americans have voted to legalize some form of marijuana – whether it be medical or recreational – this legislation simply reduces the public safety risk in those communities by getting cash off the streets and reducing the threat of cartels.
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WASHINGTON, May 8 (Reuters) - The Federal Aviation Administration told U.S. airports in a letter released on Wednesday they could not install drone countermeasures without federal consent, warning they could pose an aviation safety risk by interfering with aircraft navigation and air navigation services.
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"We work with law enforcement to look at big grows on public lands that have the deleterious environmental effects and pose a safety risk to folks that might be wanting to enjoy the public lands, for hiking or otherwise, " said Lt. Col.
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But with over 11,000 firefighters and other emergency personnel deployed to the region to try and curb the ongoing devastation, the Federal Aviation Administration is warning that drones violating flight restrictions pose a safety risk to those personnel and hurt fire control efforts.
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Critics of drug courts contend that they cherry pick their participants – typically selecting people who are more financially solvent (to pay fees/fines), white (as racial disparities persist in all points of the criminal justice process), and pose little public safety risk.
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In those states, 17-year-olds are at increased risk of abuse and self-harm in adult prisons and are more likely to commit additional crimes once released from prison, posing a public safety risk and creating more expenses for the justice system.
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The plan to keep the fire within a 410-acre (165-hectare) area was a "debacle of historic proportions," the lawsuit adds, arguing the decision not to put out the fire was taken because steep, rocky terrain posed a safety risk to firefighters.
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In June, Apple recalled the 2015 MacBook Pro with Retina Display, sold between September 2015 and February 2017, because the battery "may pose a fire safety risk," and the FAA soon reminded airlines not to carry those laptops with defective batteries on board.
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" The text of the legislation states assault weapons and large capacity magazines "present an unacceptable and needless public safety risk," and "there is no legitimate need ... that can justify the consequences of tolerating the proliferation of military-style weaponry in the community.
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Your amazing autonomous car WILL arrive, but it's a complete fucking nuisance Before you get overexcited, the report says that fully self-driving cars are such a safety-risk headache, we still don't know when precisely they'll shift from the research lab to the highway.
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National Briefing | South The police should not use stun guns on people who try to evade custody but pose no safety risk to the officers or others, a federal appeals court decided in a ruling that will affect law enforcement procedures in five states.
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Chief among them are increasing the maximum compensation offered to passengers who agree to be bumped to $2000,2500, and an end to the practice of forcing passengers on the plane to give up their seats against their will, unless they pose a safety risk.
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The need is clear: 80 percent of surgeons in low- and middle-income countries have reported that their current lighting presents a patient safety risk and 18 percent say they have direct knowledge of a patient harmed because of poor surgical lighting, the team writes.
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Gaughan&aposs ruling Monday said Ohio&aposs blanket policy against dreadlocks in prison violates the law because it doesn&apost permit a religious exemption, and the state didn&apost prove Glenn&aposs hair couldn&apost be searched for contraband or is a safety risk.
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Filed on Thursday in Los Angeles federal court by lawyers at Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro, the lawsuit said the defect, found in 2019 and 2020 Acura RDX SUVs, poses a safety risk because unexpected problems with the infotainment system can cause drivers to become distracted.
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The USPS is taking steps to address what it calls a workplace safety risk by encouraging customers to notify mail carriers if they have dogs at home and move them into a separate room when they open the front door to get the mail.
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The ban applies to some 15-inch MacBook Pros with Retina Displays sold between September 2015 and February 2017; these were subject to a June 2019 Apple recall warning of a "fire safety risk" if the laptops continued to be used without receiving replacement batteries.
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Lawyers for detainees who are in jail as they await trial — either because they have been deemed a flight or a safety risk — may argue for release on a case-by-case basis if their clients fall into categories considered high risk for coronavirus.
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At a White House meeting on Wednesday, Trump chided GOP lawmakers for being "afraid of the NRA" and undercut gun rights advocates by suggesting that the government ought to skirt due process rules take guns away those suspected of posing a public safety risk.
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Why it matters: The NTSB on Tuesday said it intends to pinpoint the need for "safety risk management requirements for testing automated vehicles on public roads," leading to the broader question of how autonomous vehicles are tested and how the U.S. government oversees that process.
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Critics say moving local workers to the front of the line can break up construction crews, pile extra costs on out-of-state businesses and even pose a safety risk in areas without enough experts capable of operating specialized machinery or performing dangerous tasks.
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BEIJING, Jan 17 (Reuters) - The Chinese government said on Wednesday that it does not need Taiwan's permission to open new air routes, after Taipei complained that a new route over the narrow Taiwan Strait that separates the two was a security and safety risk.
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The U.S. regulator said the air bag control units were built by ZF Friedrichshafen-TRW, a German auto supplier that acquired TRW Automotive in 2015, adding that it would determine if any other manufacturers used similar air bag control units and if they posed a safety risk.
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Update: Samsung tells Gizmodo the following:Since the affected devices can overheat and pose a safety risk, we are asking consumers with an original Galaxy Note7 or a replacement Galaxy Note7 to power it down and contact the carrier or retail outlet where you purchased your Galaxy Note7.
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S. airlines including Southwest Airlines, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines and American Airlines have moved to limit emotional support animals in cabins to largely dogs and cats after a growing number of passengers were bringing a wide variety of exotic pets that could pose a safety risk.
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Production sources tell TMZ ... folks at "Marriage Boot Camp" have a contract in hand with one big caveat -- before they put David on the show, they want him evaluated by a psychologist to determine if he's a safety risk to Jenelle, the other cast members and the crew.
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Scott Upham, founder and chief executive of the automotive consulting firm Valient Market Research, said that the wider recall was an admission by Takata that its use of ammonium nitrate — a cheap, but potent, compound more often used at large-scale sites like coal mines — was a safety risk.
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The agency will continue to prioritize regulatory actions against those who place people's health at potential significant safety risk because their unapproved products are unsafely manufactured or are being administered in a manner that puts patients at risk — for example, directly into the bloodstream or central nervous system.
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One court observed that forcibly stopping a person openly carrying a weapon based on nothing more than the possibility that the person is safety risk is no different than stopping and searching a person for counterfeit bills based only on information that the person is carrying a wallet.
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While the Coast Guard said the problems did not represent a safety risk to riders, Waterway was forced to significantly reduce service, causing delays and anxiety for many riders on Monday morning, though by the evening rush the company said it was running close to a normal schedule.
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Roper emphasized to reporters that while the issue of the material and objects -- known as Foreign Object Debris, or FOD -- being left inside an aircraft as it comes off the production line is not a design or safety risk, it is a matter of great concern to the military.
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It is not yet clear what led the United flight crew to remove Ms Obioma from her flight, but one thing is clear, if it was not already abundantly so: airlines really need to think hard before kicking any passenger off a flight, unless there is a true safety risk.
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An immigration judge would have to hear the challenge within the week, and the judge's presumption would be in favor of releasing the immigrant; ICE would have to show by clear and convincing evidence that there would be a safety risk, or risk of absconding, if the immigrant weren't detained.
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And given that at least 4.6 million children in America live in homes with unsecured guns — and kids in gun-owning homes often know where those guns are stored — there is a significant safety risk to the many students who are unexpectedly home from school with time on their hands.
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Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty)Following an Apple notice that a "limited number" of 15-inch MacBook Pros may have faulty batteries that could potentially create a fire safety risk, multiple airlines have barred transporting Apple laptops in their checked luggage—in some cases, regardless of whether they fall under the recall.
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Dr. Doe 3 testified that his fear of being the sole target of anti-abortion extremists in northern Louisiana would create an intolerable safety risk for him and his family and force him to stop providing abortion care to women in the state, leaving Louisiana without a single abortion provider.
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But, even as the mayor trumpeted the change, city correction officials quietly stepped up a practice of sending young inmates who they believed posed a security or safety risk to jails outside the city, where they could be kept in isolation for months, The New York Times reported last year.
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Louis Makepeace, who was born with achondroplasia, the most common form of dwarfism, told South West News Service that he was originally granted a spot at the Heart of Worcestershire College's hospitality and catering course but the college decided to review his application after he was deemed a "safety risk" by staff.
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We asked pi-top to confirm what steps it has taken to mitigate the risk of pi–top 3 components overheating and posing a safety risk via the same sort of shorting failure experienced by Cornell Tech — and to confirm whether it has informed existing users of the risk from this failure mode.
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Klarman, the billionaire founder of Baupost Group, is not pushed to buy or sell based on market moves though, as outlined in his nearly 30-year-old book "Margin of Safety: Risk-Averse Value Investing Strategies for the Thoughtful Investors" and, more recently, in his annual letter sent to clients in January.
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Boeing and the FAA said Sunday that they are evaluating whether wiring bundles on the 737 Max are too close together and pose a safety risk, a potential issue that was flagged in an internal Boeing audit, though the company said it was too early to tell whether design changes were needed.
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Nationally, more than 325 counties have signed on to the Stepping Up initiative — sponsored by the Council of State Governments Justice Center, the National Association of Counties and the American Psychiatric Association Foundation — which helps local agencies develop methods for diverting mentally ill people who present no public safety risk into treatment.
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Tesla stresses that this recall is being done only because the carmaker typically exercises an abundance of caution in these cases, and that only a small number of vehicles will likely ever exhibit the issue, and that even when they do, the resulting problems don't present a safety risk to either drivers or passengers.
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When Ellis ordered Manafort be transferred from the Northern Neck Regional Jail to the Alexandria Detention Center on July 10, Manafort's attorney argued against the move, saying moving him would present a safety risk, and that it would be challenging for Manafort to adjust to a new place of confinement two weeks before his trial.
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U.S. airlines including Southwest Airlines Co, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines and American Airlines have moved to limit emotional support animals in cabins to largely dogs and cats after a growing number of passengers were bringing a wide variety of exotic pets such as monkeys, pigs and various birds that could pose a safety risk.
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A spokesperson for Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto said since Uber has "accepted established state guidelines, demonstrated transparency, and conformed to our expectations in addressing the unique conditions of a complex urban environment, the city is satisfied that self-driving testing operations by Uber will not introduce an increased level of safety risk in Pittsburgh," the spokesperson said.
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Funny, then, that I now find myself one of thousands of spirited if not slightly jaded temporary expats in Berlin, pessimistic as to whether we'll be granted entry to temporary temples of self-expression, some of which have a truly transgressive attitude that'd curl the toes of anyone who's ever filled out a health and safety risk assessment form.
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While there are potential privacy issues here with the Messenger Kids flaw, given children's data may have been shared with unauthorized third parties as a result of the "error," the main issue of concern for parents is likely the safety risk of their children being exposed in an unsupervised video chat environment to people they have not authorized.
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"In sum, the court has no reason to believe that an injunction returning to the state of affairs as it existed before March 2016 would pose a privacy or safety risk for North Carolinians, transgender or otherwise," Judge Schroeder wrote in his opinion, which he issued nearly four weeks after he heard oral arguments in Winston-Salem.
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Why it matters: The Energy Department has acknowledged in 20 studies that there is a safety risk to the workers at Hanford; the site is where plutonium was produced for the Nagasaki Bomb and has been dubbed "the most toxic place in America" and "an underground Chernobyl waiting to happen" since it's the largest depository of radioactive defense waste.
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The contents of the cup holder can point out their teeth-rotting beverage of choice, for example, while the glove compartment might open to reveal an overflowing pile of questionable receipts.. And yesterday, in the town of Marlow, England, the junk in a driver's car revealed a deep love of fast food—to the point of a safety risk.
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City Hall officials said the position was consistent with a 2014 law, enacted by City Council, that requires city authorities to turn over people convicted of any of 170 serious crimes to immigration agents — people who had been "determined to be a public safety risk," Nisha Agarwal, the commissioner of immigrant affairs, said in an interview last week.
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If a country has a ranking higher than Level 1, the agency also shows certain letters on the country page to indicate the threat or threats at a glance: C for crime, T for terrorism, U for civil unrest, H for health risks, N for natural disasters, E for a time-limited event like an election that may pose a safety risk, and O for other.
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"Before operators engage in the transport of lithium ion batteries as cargo on passenger aircraft, or lithium ion or lithium metal batteries on cargo aircraft, be aware that ICAO and major airframe manufacturers (Boeing and Airbus) have recommended that operators perform safety risk assessments in order to establish whether, or how, they can manage the risk associated with the transport of these batteries," the agency said in a safety alert.
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If it weren't for the Trump administration's policies, the migrants who have been forced to wait in these encampments would already be in the US. Migrants arriving at the border were previously processed in much greater volumes and allowed to enter the US quickly, where they were released by immigration agents if they didn't pose a public safety risk or were found likely to flee, or else sent to immigration detention.
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Sheldon WhitehouseSheldon WhitehouseSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE's legislation would make it illegal for individuals to fly drones near airport runways without permission from air traffic controllers and make it a criminal offense to fly a drone in a manner posing a safety risk to manned aircraft.
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Even as the nation faces a coronavirus pandemic, the Trump administration isn't backing off its threat to deport any unauthorized immigrants anywhere in the US. Under pressure from lawmakers and advocates, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement had initially announced major changes to its enforcement priorities effective Wednesday night for as long as the coronavirus pandemic persists: The agency said it will only target immigrants who pose a public safety risk and who have committed serious crimes and would not carry out enforcement actions at health care facilities.
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