If the metal shielding is too radioactive, it might cause the experiment to detect false positives—particles from the shielding instead of from the experiment.
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Perhaps they'll be equally effective at shielding firefighters.
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Plastic happens to be a really good radiation shielding material, so we can make these thick bricks and line the space station's sleeping compartments with them to provide radiation shielding for the astronauts.
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Shielding fossil fuel companies from tort claims over their emissions.
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Or perhaps use a ninja master covered by shielding crusaders?
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That's arguably bad for me, shielding me from opposing viewpoints.
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Her shield looked like it could actually do some shielding.
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Shielding children from the possibility can create confusion for them.
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When we got to America, my parents' shielding powers dissolved.
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Feis died shielding students with his body during the shooting.
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" Blackburn accused Apple, Facebook, and their competitors of "shielding criminals.
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Shielding refugees from immediate harm, then, is worthy but insufficient.
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When I say protecting, I don't mean as in shielding.
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No one was surprised when they learned Feis died shielding students.
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You'd need advanced robotics, shielding from asteroids, comets, and other debris.
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Hence, we suggest that magnetic shielding is relatively the most viable.
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Shielding those immigrants is a priority for Democrats and some Republicans.
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Regional blocs have often been biased, shielding their members from criticism.
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Across the arena floor, a hood shielding Mago's aching, puffed face.
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One example is the new EMI shielding covering the logic board.
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Aaliyah Ingraham was shot in the back while shielding her relatives.
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Peggy Lynn Warden, 56, died shielding her grandson from the bullets.
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The move toward expungement and shielding has broad support in Maryland.
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She surveyed the scene, shielding her eyes from the midday sun.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The best hope for shielding Canada's Bombardier Inc (BBDb.
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He strongly supports President Obama's 2014 order shielding young undocumented immigrants.
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The embryos have a protective shell, shielding them from severe conditions.
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Episode 11Luke's shielding Misty from the barrage of gunfire from Diamondback's crew.
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Andersson rolled onto his right side, shielding his weapon from the attacker.
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When Katharina breaks into the Kahnwald house, Jonas is protective, shielding Martha.
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The citations released to CNN remain heavily blacked out, shielding classified details.
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She zipped shut a clear plastic cover, shielding him from the weather.
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The company has reportedly received warnings about shielding terrorist organizations since 2012.
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Those records include an officer's disciplinary history, shielding wrongdoing from public view.
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"Employees are rewarded for shielding powerful people in the organization," he said.
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Sanders will be shielding them from that fight — at least for now.
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The extra -ed is the extra shielding, you know what I'm saying?
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RFID shielding, I've come to find, protects you from inconvenience, not hostile hacking.
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They need radio frequency shielding, to prevent those signals going in or out.
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Wade as precedent, and shielding juveniles and disabled people from the death penalty.
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The problem should be fixed thanks to "enhanced shielding" in future models sold.
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Kugler says Warden died shielding her eldest grandson, Zachary Poston, from the bullets.
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He could easily have chosen the blanket shielding Monaly; instead he chose another.
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E: Battle Dance — Rakan leaps to an ally's side, shielding them from harm.
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"I can't look at it," the 47-year-old said, shielding her eyes.
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According to the IAEA, the missing Ir-192 was in a shielding container.
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According to Reuters, the shielding container is about the size of a laptop.
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Smith has an interest in shielding fossil fuel companies like Exxon, environmentalists say.
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Put simply, an LLC is a way of shielding larger interests from harm.
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Alex Teves, for example, died while shielding his girlfriend's body with his own.
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They're also said to be debating over shielding the person's face and appearance.
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But the Supreme Court sided with the officer, shielding him from the lawsuit.
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The Constitution, she wrote, granted states sovereign immunity, shielding them from federal lawsuits.
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International sanctions isolated South Africa, shielding its firms from competition against multinational rivals.
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Here, a man is shielding a patient from cameras with a white sheet.
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He was left alone, on a sub-two pace, six pacemakers shielding him.
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The president's demands potentially complicate bipartisan talks about shielding those immigrants from deportation.
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Nevertheless, Dr. Feinstein said her department is weighing a halt to routine shielding.
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Larry Hogan, recently accused the RNC of shielding Trump from a potential primary.
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She says the more conservative approach was likely aimed at shielding lawmaker liability.
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He had great control and he was extraordinarily good at shielding the ball.
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As of last spring at least 46 states, including Illinois, required shielding of reproductive organs if they are close to the area being examined, unless shielding would interfere with the diagnostic quality of the exam, according to the medical physicists' association.
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It might also be a way of shielding vulnerable Democrats like West Virginia Sen.
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Photographs on social media appeared to show bodyguards shielding Maduro with black bulletproof panels.
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Security forces killed all of the attackers, including five shielding themselves in a mosque.
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" He said that Yarber was "shielding himself, trying to escape the onslaught of bullets.
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New parents who are shielding their babies' eyes while they binge Game of Thrones?
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In shielding Prince Muhammad from blame, they may pin the debacle on "rogue" officers.
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The climate isn't always so friendly, so you need special shielding to protect you.
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"There shouldn't be a way of shielding them because they're police officers," he said.
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He notes, though, that he forgot one detail in shielding his identity: time stamps.
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Some states have gone even further in shielding the food industry from unwanted scrutiny.
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The Trump administration has slammed sanctuary cities for shielding individuals from federal authorities' actions.
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Cody Gifford-Coffman, 22, lost his life shielding others, his friend Sarah DeSon said.
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He was shot while shielding his wife from the gunfire, CNN affiliate KBAK reported.
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Often, they sign long-term contracts with electricity generators, shielding consumers from price fluctuations.
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Aaliyah was shot in the buttocks while shielding her younger siblings and her cousin.
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In the federal system, judges are appointed for life, shielding them from political pressure.
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Soldiers with medical masks shielding their faces buried the decomposing dead in mass graves.
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If you want to go to the Jovian system, you need heavy radiation shielding.
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We raise our children in gilded playpens, shielding them from criticism and alternative views.
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"Bubbles are emptiness, non-liquid, a tiny cloud shielding a mathematical singularity," he wrote.
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Ms. Hazencomb said her son had died shielding his best friend's wife from bullets.
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He said he could see officers shielding residents while evacuating them from their homes.
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Most parents quickly walked away, ignoring questions from reporters and shielding their children's faces.
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How do parents go school shopping and then die shielding their baby from bullets?
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A judge issued a protective order that December, shielding Mr. Rodriguez's name from disclosure.
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Amy Klobuchar accused Attorney General Bill Barr of "shielding documents" about sexual misconduct allegations.
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The Constitution, the court said, granted states sovereign immunity, shielding them from federal lawsuits.
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The Constitution, the court said, granted states sovereign immunity, shielding them from federal lawsuits.
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Hadid, shielding her face, said she was not legally permitted to discuss the trial.
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Zaevion Dobson died shielding the girls when several men drove into his Knoxville, Tenn.
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Policymakers have an opportunity to be "pro-science" while shielding taxpayers from astronomical expenses.
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Instead, he seems more interested in shielding employers from having to address those concerns.
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Shielding Social Security and Medicare has always been a winning message for political candidates.
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So for now, states have passed their own explicit nondiscrimination protections shielding LGBTQ people.
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The monetization of her personhood into dollar coins becomes defensive shielding, heavy but fortifying.
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The same counselor, last year, blasted state lawmakers for shielding their communications from public view.
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Dobson was shot dead while he was shielding three of his classmates from the gunfire.
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The ISS shielding is limited to objects less than about a half an inch across.
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On one hand, shielding users from hateful notifications gives trolls fewer reasons to spew vile.
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Who else is the media shielding in all of this, and in what other industries?
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The possibility seems unlikely, as seawater can cause significant damage to spacecraft without proper shielding.
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Police allege that Natividad leapt in front of her friend, shielding her from Striblin's gun.
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The average person can understand the shielding benefits that brick buildings and basements can provide.
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Burial was also scheduled for Jordan Anchondo, who died shielding her infant son from gunfire.
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The California native stayed calm through the crisis, shielding two women as the bullets flew.
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This is how I'll be driving to work all week, shielding myself from the sun.
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Therefore it lacks a prima facie argument for shielding its market rules from international scrutiny.
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The danger of not shielding a president from criminal prosecution is extremely high, he warned.
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Thank you, Mr. President, for shielding us from the "worst of the worst" chemistry professors.
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They've stuck by his side, shielding him from congressional investigators and defending his public conduct.
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Fact-checking is a rococo practice whose original object was simply shielding publications from liability.
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Mr. Sessions has accused officials in sanctuary cities of shielding dangerous criminals from immigration agents.
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On appeal, the city won a pair of cases shielding police disciplinary records from disclosure.
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According to Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency, it hasn't just been labels shielding K-Pop stars.
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Shielding their eyes, they peered across a flat expanse at smoke billowing on the horizon.
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"They pledged fealty to Mr. Trump and dedicated themselves to shielding him," the Journal wrote.
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Contacted for a response, the dental association said its guidance on shielding is under review.
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Police unions, they argued, are critical in shielding police from discipline for brutality and violence.
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The man spoke in hushed tones, almost shielding his face from view with his hand.
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The project's safety concerns have more to do with shielding researchers from any potential secondary radiation.
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A Supreme Court justice suspended Lula's appointment arguing that it was aimed at illegally shielding him.
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By shielding the source of a call, hackers can keep a hijacked system undetected for longer.
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Her family said the grandmother was found shielding the boy and girl with a wet blanket.
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According to Ford, though, shielding the Hosts from revelations like these is an act of mercy.
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She was shielding Cara [Loughran], a freshman, and the bullets went through her and murdered Cara.
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Lindsay Lohan in The Parent Trap (1998) and shielding herself from paparazzi with her handbag (23).
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That means Martian spacecraft need proper shielding if they hope to reach the surface without melting.
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However, the cup slipped off the grooves that attached it to a mouthguard shielding his gums.
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Or it could also be that bin Laden was shielding his relatives from al-Qaida intelligence.
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Hoffman said Kennedy "went out of his way to avoid a categorical ruling" shielding U.S. corporations.
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An LG spokesman told Recode that the company is adding additional shielding to newly manufactured models.
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A 2005 law shielding gun makers and sellers from accountability for crimes precludes most such efforts.
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Felicia Sanders was present at the shooting, shielding her 11-year-old granddaughter from the assailant.
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The researchers tested their exploits in a radio-frequency shielding enclosure to prevent any outside interference.
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Shultz had to be pushed into a back office with diplomatic security agents shielding his body.
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What Musk can learn: The first rule of Mars is to get your radiation shielding right.
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Perhaps the president will watch it happen, shielding his eyes with a new two-page bill.
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The wood on this ride does a nice job of shielding its elements, keeping riders surprised.
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Mr. Martínez told the jury that he survived the explosions by shielding himself in the bathroom.
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But California might start shielding rap sheets to help former offenders return to the work force.
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Furman would be widened by cutting into the berm now shielding the park from the highway.
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Accordingly, the pool of qualified draftees was substantially reduced, shielding the affluent while exploiting the poor.
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"How do parents go school shopping and then die shielding their baby from bullets?" she said.
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Cashman commended Boone's ability to handle scrutiny from the news media, sometimes shielding players from questions.
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Shielding students from unwelcome ideas was unhealthy for the workforce and the democratic commonweal, they wrote.
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In a democracy, the justification for shielding the public from something like that must be overwhelming.
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The RFID shielding on the Nodus Compact Coin, I've come to find, falls shy of being perfect.
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However, the cup slipped off the grooves that attached it to a mouth guard shielding his gums.
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They considered using used soil, or automobiles—but steel would be a much better means of shielding.
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The program helped me come out of the shadows by shielding me from the threat of deportation.
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Ozone gas plays an important role in shielding life on Earth from the Sun's damaging ultraviolet radiation.
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Clinton had not been indicted and suggested that the Obama administration was shielding her for political reasons.
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While shielding Joseph, Byers fought with another guard and was able to pin him to the wall.
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Even radiation shielding on the craft used to take astronauts to Mars isn't the ultimate prevention tactic.
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They chat in the soft afternoon light, the aprons shielding their pristine shirts from the sticky barbecue.
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KEITH OLBERMANN, "THE RESISTANCE"/GQ, JUNE 27: The Republican Party is now actively shielding this treasonous megalomaniac.
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More shielding of vulnerable parts may be needed, which will add to weight, and therefore to cost.
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Lawmakers in 2013 approved the protections shielding the identities of those that supply the lethal injection drugs.
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Worse, we may "enable" someone's bad judgment by shielding her from the worst effects of her actions.
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This had the added benefit of shielding some of the impact of rising import prices, Murrells added.
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The new and improved Symmetra sports updates to her Ultimate, her shielding ability and her primary weapon.
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His friends and family say the 22-year-old lost his life shielding others from the gunfire.
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Olympic volunteers and reporters trudged with their backs to the wind, shielding their faces from the dust.
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But a titanium vault built for Juno proved up to the task of shielding its crucial systems.
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Rambert took care of him there, in essence shielding him from the rough streets of the neighborhood.
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Afterward, Indian officials accused Pakistan of shielding the accused and of hiding evidence related to the investigation.
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Part of good industrial policy is shielding ordinary people from the sometimes harsh consequences of economic transformation.
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Heat shielding that reflects and survives is a better bet for that — but an enormous engineering problem.
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A 1977 amnesty law offered a solution, absolving Franco's political opponents while shielding his supporters from prosecution.
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A better method would be helping these people through their issues instead of shielding them from it.
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Jordan Anchondo, 28, died while shielding her 2-month-old son, her aunt Liz Terry told CNN.
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Democrats want the public to perceive the GOP as shielding a corrupt president in an unfair trial.
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New York has the most restrictive rules shielding driver information from federal immigration officials, federal officials said.
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But a return to power would give Netanyahu the opportunity to pass laws shielding himself from prosecution.
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"By shielding the Syrian regime from accountability, Russia has not lived up to its commitments," she said.
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Sending satellites up with some shielding so that they could resist the effects of directed energy weapons.
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"You need a huge amount of shielding material, way more than you need to build the actual structure, just to stop people getting essentially sterilized quite quickly... some of the estimates I've seen are for tens of millions of tonnes of shielding material essentially," said Warwick University's Armstrong.
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But they might be sympathetic to the political argument Ford made for ultimately shielding his successor from prosecution.
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S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions rescinded a policy shielding state-licensed medical marijuana operators from federal drug prosecutions.
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Kordei came to her side as she kneeled on the stage floor, shielding her face with her arms.
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Kendra Wilkinson Baskett has no shame about her past — and isn't shielding her children from learning about it.
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A controversial slide depicting Facebook's now-defunct policy that disqualified subsets of protected groups from hate speech shielding.
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Frankly, I'm not sure what Elizabeth's end game was in shielding Paige from the realities of the job.
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Be honest: What's the last word you Googled how to spell while shielding your phone from judgmental eyes?
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Francis could overturn a veto on a planned Vatican tribunal to try bishops accused of shielding predatory priests.
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Because cops are good men doing impossible jobs, nothing is more important than shielding them from unfair criticism.
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The plane can evade surface-to-air missiles, and has shielding to protect passengers from a nuclear blast.
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A video showed him walking to a parking lot, apparently shielding his face with a fan of cash.
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Her niece's grandmother said she had died a hero, shielding her sister and her niece from the blast.
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S. market, shielding them from low-cost rivals and the uncertainties of Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Like thousands had online as the doc aired, she was shielding the altar where she had placed him.
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She also helped several passengers escape through an emergency door, and died while shielding three children from gunfire.
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DonorsTrust helps wealthy conservatives obtain charitable tax benefits while — if so desired — shielding their giving from public view.
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Yet as they note in their paper, this type of shielding was not used during the NASA experiments.
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Magnetic shielding protects the chip at the machine's heart from ripples and fluctuations in the Earth's magnetic field.
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As a consequence, reporters can, and sometimes do, go to jail as the price of shielding their sources.
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This behavior can backfire, shielding him from necessary criticism on the large issues, because voters will become desensitized.
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Radiation levels are still a concern on Mars, though there is some shielding from the planet's thin atmosphere.
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Beyond the Mueller investigation, congressional Republicans are also shielding Trump from scrutiny over his self-enrichment as president.
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It is telling that the Lebanese army, rather than disarming Hezbollah, is instead shielding it from UNIFIL's gaze.
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"It wasn't for that person shielding me, I would have been shot, I wouldn't be here," she said.
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Unions defend the law as shielding workers from employers who might otherwise return to excessively long work hours.
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Class lawyer Stein told me he gives credit to Judge Dlott for making Kia justify shielding its documents.
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Government agencies like the ITC are not in the business of shielding companies from fair and lawful competition.
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But scarves and sweaters only go so far in shielding you from the nipple-tweaking cold of winter.
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Finally, an outer buffer of nearly 3,000 tons of ultrapure water helps provide additional shielding for the detector.
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But with the president seemingly committed to shielding those responsible for this appalling crime, condemnation is not enough.
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Some teams employed a decidedly low-tech cooling method: shielding their battery and motor compartments with ordinary umbrellas.
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The lesson of the college admission scandal is not only to stop shielding our kids from every challenge.
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They are still disregarding experts and following shifting narratives built around venerating Trump and shielding him from accountability.
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But tumors deflect the attack by shielding proteins on their surface, making them invisible to the immune system.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court is shielding President Donald Trump&aposs financial records from House Democrats for now.
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Russia was under growing criticism for shielding the Syrian government as it blocked aid from reaching rebel areas.
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But if history is a guide, his position on shielding young, undocumented immigrants may remain a moving target.
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But the appeals court said the remedy was essentially to erase the statutory language shielding government debt collectors.
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We learn that they were responsible for the attack that led to cops shielding their identities behind masks.
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The authorities believed that the teenager's family was shielding him until a mark on his hand fully healed.
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Iran has criticized European powers for failing to salvage the pact by shielding its economy from U.S. sanctions.
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Investors get a statutory lien shielding the debt from municipal bankruptcy, which is not allowed under Illinois law.
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Even while walking him home from school, she carries Daniel, shielding him from sun with a turquoise umbrella.
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That history, according to Seila, shows why the Supreme Court cannot simply excise the provision shielding the director.
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It encrypts your data, shielding it from snoops and stalkers, on every connected device on your home network.
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Skin care plays a huge part in shielding skin from both of these and I just don't feel clean.
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Investors will get a statutory lien shielding the debt from municipal bankruptcy, which is not allowed under Illinois law.
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And analysts said this clash should sound an alarm, with the ascendant "Crazy Rich Asians" shielding a struggling underclass.
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Trump canceled the program in March, and currently, the only thing shielding this community from deportation is court injunctions.
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And, thanks to the material's toughness and the Gorilla Glass 5 shielding it, it should be harder to damage.
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She was obsessively worried about shielding Kyzia from sexual abuse and other traumas she had experienced as a child.
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Mrs May's protective conservatism seeks to expand the party base by shielding the just-about-managing from global markets.
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Another design kept melting from the heat of the robot's motors, until they switched plastics and added metal shielding.
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Here's my message to the Hope Hickses of the world: These guys you're simultaneously shielding and trying to impress?
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FOWLER: I think there&aposs something to be said about him hiding and shielding his pedophilia and coming out.
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As this was the '80s, people weren't quite as concerned with electromagnetic shielding—particularly the manufacturers of recordable media.
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During the attack, Ward was "shielding (her) babies from the shooter," Vonda Greek Smith, a friend, wrote on Facebook.
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An abstract canvas shows activists shielding their eyes as they flee while a police officer with a rifle grins.
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That's right: Instagram plant porn is the latest thing soothing us and shielding us from the cold, cruel world.
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Texas' Republican leaders have embraced Trump's calls to punish localities they believe are shielding immigrants in the country illegally.
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Emanuel pressured Trump to keep Obama's program shielding young people brought to the country illegally as children from deportation.
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That's why they also declared war on DeVos for shielding Detroit's charter schools from being taken over by politicians.
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The box is lined with heat-resistant paper The return kit includes three boxes and a static shielding bag.
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It shows an Israeli soldier standing in front of a stroller with a baby in it, shielding the baby.
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"He's wearing a bulletproof vest ... while school security guards, coaches pretty much, were running in shielding kids," he said.
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There is a "slightly increased risk" of cancer, he says, and there will probably be some sort of shielding.
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Having suffered sun damage as a kid, Garner, a Neutrogena brand ambassador, sees the importance in shielding her skin.
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Our nation's mortgage finance system is one that must balance access to credit for consumers while also shielding taxpayers.
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"So instead of shielding, help them learn the lesson, as long as they are not in danger," Sege said.
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Two civilians were also wounded, including one black mother who was shot in the calf while shielding her children.
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First, doing so would be consistent with Congress' support for renewal guarantees and for shielding patients from medical underwriting.
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Law enforcement argues that the technology stymies the execution of valid search warrants, effectively shielding terrorists and other criminals.
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And let's hope that they do it before Big Sugar pays Congress to pass a law shielding the evildoers.
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Faced with the "bitter protection" Dan offered and "the exhaustive work of shielding myself alone," Braverman chooses the latter.
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Amid what has been a historically controversial and often ugly campaign, Ivanka also credits Melania for shielding her son.
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Bulky shielding and cryogenic cooling mean they are unlikely ever to fit on a desktop or into a smartphone.
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President Trump announced last year that he would scrap the Obama-era program shielding young undocumented immigrants from deportation.
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A few of them of them wear the full niqab or a burqa, shielding their faces from public view.
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Murder in the 4-0 Jessica White died shielding her children from gunfire on a Bronx playground in June.
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Sulforaphane wasn't shielding their bodies directly but rather increasing their own detox capacity and helping them to expel pollutants.
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Strong institutions like the tax agency have been hollowed out by party officials bent on shielding their illicit activities.
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That statement was somewhat confusing, given that executive privilege is about shielding information from Congress, not from the public.
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Republicans want increased border security funding and other changes to the immigration system in exchange for shielding those immigrants.
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Washington's move at the United Nations broke a longstanding policy of diplomatic shielding of Israel by the United States.
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On Thursday, the reality star shared a topless photo of herself on Instagram, bra undone and shielding her breasts.
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There's a fine line between preserving the reputation of the news organization and shielding the ego of its owner.
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While U.S. risk professionals may be winning plaudits for shielding their firms, U.S. regulators show no signs of complacency.
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Video of a young boy shielding teen climate activist Greta Thunberg from photographers on Capitol Hill is going viral.
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Among them is the deputy premier of New South Wales, John Barilaro, the politician responsible for shielding them today.
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The plan also removes any mention of shielding companies from lawsuits alleging responsibility for damages connected to historical emissions.
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She is their protector and champion, shielding them like the purpose-built institute recently constructed to do the same.
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Instead, he heroically stayed upstairs in the bedroom with a crying Viviana, shielding her from the flames with his body.
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Zaevion Dobson was just 03 years old when he was shot and killed while shielding three friends from random gunfire.
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This fleece even comes complete with built-in sunblock, shielding you from harmful UV rays with UPF 50-level protection.
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When scientists realized that they needed more shielding, they began burying entire unused steel magnets in the dirt around it.
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However, it is possible to use this material in the outer shielding layers or as part of a support structure.
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Video from the scene shows Choi Kil-soo shielding the residents from the flames as they climbed out the window.
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Tucked deep into richly visualized woods, Derek commits to shielding Beth from the kind of danger that characterized their past.
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The fruit also boasts a unique appearance, with its spiky exterior shielding a ball filled with a custard-like treat.
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Truckmakers fixed vehicle prices to pass the costs of required improvements on to customers, shielding their profits, the investigation found.
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Street lighting can have this same effect, especially if its blue content is high and there is not appropriate shielding.
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Shielding your communications from government surveillance is merely a tactic to allow you to operate and organize without government interference.
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Shielding the professional version of Callisto from security concerns and fake stories will be a big part of the effort.
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They do so, but only after three or four Kingdom members pile onto Ezekiel first, shielding him from the gunfire.
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Shielding his watering eyes, Bo looked up and saw the silhouette of a whale-thing descending through the dark sky.
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Jillian Soto's sister, Victoria, was a first-grade teacher at Sandy Hook Elementary School who was killed shielding her students.
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However, authoritarian parenting may serve as a protective factor when it comes to shielding black youth from contact with police.
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Sadly, a mission to Mars could take years off a person's life, barring the development of shielding or special spacesuits.
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Water is fundamental for life as we know it but could also be used to make propellant or radiation shielding.
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The Obama administration's decision to abstain represents a break from the longstanding U.S. policy of shielding Israel from U.N. reproaches.
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Radiation will be one of the biggest obstacles to overcome, possibly through shielding technology, but other threats may also arise.
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I sat at my desk shielding my eyes from the glistening doughnuts white eating my fresh fruit and protein shake.
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Other options include leaning on family members or spending down (or shielding) assets to qualify for Medicaid-sponsored nursing-home.
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The finance ministry started buying foreign currency in February, saying the purchases are aimed at shielding Russia from external shocks.
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While not a perfect fit, the cover will help protect the station from impacts and provide thermal shielding, NASA said.
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However, he has in recent months called for tough restrictions on legal immigration in exchange for shielding the young immigrants.
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The difficulties of defending tough reporting and shielding journalists from powerful antagonists can be hard for any corporation to stomach.
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Angelika B., 47, who is now estranged from her partner, entered the courtroom first, shielding her face behind a file.
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But until Monday, the wind blew almost every fire inland toward the mountains, shielding Mati from all but minor damage.
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Joseph in Missouri, who was found guilty of a misdemeanor after shielding a priest who took pornographic pictures of girls.
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"The Milky Way was above and God Himself was shielding us from the Coast Guard and Navy patrols," he wrote.
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And Musk obviously has his own independent reasons to at least be open to shielding Tesla from the public markets.
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He said that Omar had grabbed an Islamic State suicide bomber, shielding his comrades from the brunt of the blast.
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And only Republican states sued to block the Obama administration's policy of shielding parents of young undocumented immigrants from deportation.
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Conservative immigration hawks are pushing President Trump to end a program that is shielding thousands of undocumented immigrants from deportation.
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As Fox News personality Geraldo Rivera rightly noted, a powerful right wing propaganda machine is shielding Trump from Nixon's fate.
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Iran has criticized Britain, France and Germany for failing to salvage the pact by shielding Tehran's economy from U.S. sanctions.
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However, it remains to be seen whether a bill shielding the so-called dreamers can pass the GOP-held Congress.
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Wealthy families also see the program as a way of shielding their assets from political winds in China, he added.
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The president employed his power and prerogatives to further an enterprise aimed at shielding himself from the rule of law.
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Critics, including Caruana Galizia's family, want Muscat to resign immediately, saying he is shielding friends and associates from the investigation.
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In the past, presidents — including Mr. Obama — have pardoned immigrants for federal criminal convictions, that way shielding them from deportation.
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Shielding the central bank from political influence is a relatively recent phenomenon aimed at reassuring investors and keeping markets calm.
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In Tuesday's decision, Copperthite rejected the defendants' argument that the "deliberative process privilege" justified shielding documents sought by the ACLU.
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And all -- he has all that, while school security guards, you know, coaches pretty much, were running in shielding kids.
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Initially shielding the Eternal City from the Visigoths, Huns and Vandals, they eventually pointed their proboscises inward on Rome itself.
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Initially shielding the Eternal City from the Visigoths, Huns and Vandals, they eventually pointed their proboscises inward on Rome itself.
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But as I step out of my car I look away from it, shielding my face from its apocalyptic light.
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I find this ideal for when my lips are scaly and cracked, as they need extra shielding against the elements.
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Photos in the Russian stall showed a room with marijuana plants, and soldiers in assault gear shielding behind a pickup.
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The problem of shielding an owner's identity through a corporate facade has been especially acute in expensive real estate transactions.
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Cristiano Ronaldo can't be bothered with shielding himself from the rain ... so, he's gotta guy to do it for him.
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Also, in the event of a nuclear blast AF1 has special shielding that would prevent the plane's components from being destroyed.
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In the footage, people are seen ducking for cover and shielding children as the loud wind blows debris across the park.
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Image via ProPublica A controversial slide depicting Facebook's now-defunct policy that disqualified subsets of protected groups from hate speech shielding.
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Some spectators cheered; others, afraid the drone might land on them, took shade next to tall maize plants, shielding their heads.
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Energy companies typically lock in prices for future deliveries with customers well ahead of shipment, shielding them from sudden price swings.
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Above a cap, the government picks up the tab for the 9m buyers who receive subsidies, shielding them from higher premiums.
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"They are skilful, well-trained and have a lot at stake"—not least in shielding fellow anti-democratic regimes from condemnation.
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DACA, an Obama-era program temporarily shielding some young immigrants from deportation, is being ended by President Donald Trump within months.
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As a mother of three, Molly Sims has learned the tricks of the trade when it comes to shielding against messes.
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At the time, the trial judge ruled that mediation privilege applied to their divorce settlement, shielding their business advisors from liability.
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Image: mccrick/ Experts ExchangeLater that year this photo surfaced on Experts Exchange depicting a penny similarly caught beneath the plastic shielding.
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Some conspiracy theorists think he grabbed the towel that was shielding his naked body and pressed down to fool the scale.
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The engines also have a new heat shielding to protect them from the high temperatures during the plunge through the atmosphere.
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During the 2016 presidential race, Hillary Clinton blasted Sanders for the vote that led to the law shielding the gun industry.
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The U.S. could have vetoed the controversial measure but refrained, breaking from its longstanding policy of shielding Israel from U.N. reproaches.
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The U.S. could have vetoed the measure but abstained instead, ending a longstanding American policy of shielding Israel from U.N. reproaches.
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A video posted by Caracas Mayor Helen Fernandez showed marchers shielding their faces from what she said was police pepper spray.
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But Farah and other Muslims on the bus stood up to the terrorists and risked their lives by shielding the Christians.
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We've also heard stories of selflessness and heroism: congressional representatives shielding children, and police officers risking their lives to protect others.
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In so doing, they generate huge waste by misdirecting economic activity and reduce innovation by shielding market incumbents from new competition.
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"There's been a real variety... we've got people-centric experiments where they're testing the radiation shielding of the ISS," Cunin said.
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The judge who blocked Lula's appointment contends that the president attempted to interfere with the judiciary by shielding him from justice.
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Not only is DeVos shielding the industry from the consequences of those misdeeds, she's rewriting the rules to legalize those practices.
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A whopping 18 pages are redacted under the heading, "The Illegal Campaign Contribution Scheme" — possibly shielding additional information about Trump's involvement.
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Russia vetoed that, and countered with its own resolution, proposing an arrangement that would lend itself to shielding the Assad regime.
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In the photo, she was sitting outside, shielding her eyes, and commenters were excited to see that she was doing well.
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The man's deepest grievance, of course, was with his brother's killer or killers, and the mother who was evidently shielding them.
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Chen raised concerns that provisions in the deal shielding Uber from further legal liability might be too broad, according to Bloomberg.
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We had been told white bodies could help by surrounding native ones, shielding them while they sought to protect their water.
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The state-level offices were perceived by critics to be aimed at shielding their governors from new federal anti-corruption laws.
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The U.S. could have vetoed the controversial measure but abstained, breaking from its longstanding tradition of shielding Israel from U.N. reproaches.
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These identities are constantly in flux, shielding and re-centering, playing with one another in a delicate dance to protect me.
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There's no real way to protect against impact with such small objects, other than shielding against them and building in redundancies.
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The top items include hurricane aid, the debt limit, rewriting the tax code, shielding the "dreamers," children's health insurance and more.
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Acting Director of National Intelligence Joseph Maguire has been shielding the complaint from Congress, thus preventing Atkinson from discussing its contents.
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As the convoy approached, the Cameroonian special forces and other security officials lined the roadside, shielding the vehicles from the villagers.
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As the blazes devoured his farm, Mr. Kelly spent a sleepless night shielding his home from exploding trees and flying embers.
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This process enhances overall productivity and wage growth, and it can also play a vital role in shielding against regional shocks.
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A number of radiology organizations are trying to end the decades-old practice of shielding patients from radiation with lead aprons.
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Fear of radiation is entrenched in the collective psyche, and many people are surprised to learn that shielding can cause problems.
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Around the same time, the Food and Drug Administration proposed removing from the federal code a 1970s recommendation to use shielding.
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And now Esty is under fire for failing to protect one of her aides from harassment and shielding the accused harasser.
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Rouhani and his allies say the laws could ease foreign trade with Europe and Asia, shielding Iran's economy from U.S. sanctions.
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That is why their leader, a political appointee, must stand for them, shielding them from the attacks they cannot respond to.
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Trump gave lawmakers a six-month window to pass legislation shielding those affected by his administration's move to shutter the program.
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The subsidies provided under the health-care law serve as a buffer, shielding many enrollees from the cost of premium hikes.
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D-Wave's thumbnail-sized processors are deployed in massive refrigerators that have 18 layers of shielding to protect the quantum state.
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By design, the bureau writes its own budget and draws funds from the Federal Reserve, thereby shielding it from congressional oversight.
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"I have no doubt that he died a hero, shielding others from gunshots," a relative, Gladys Manrique Koscak, said on Facebook.
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He's also largely avoided any real fallout from his administration's botched response, and some Democratic lawmakers have accused Republicans of shielding Trump.
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On Friday the Croatian government also proposed a law aimed at shielding the economy and the financial system from big corporate failures.
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These rabbit's foot-like mufflers cover the microphone of your device, shielding you from anyone attempting to use invasive audio surveillance tools.
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But here's the thing: Sunscreens sold in the US aren't great at shielding UVA rays, even if they're labeled as broad spectrum.
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Earlier this year he vigorously defended a Chilean bishop accused of shielding predators, only to then accept he had made a mistake.
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By shielding the drugs from generic competition in Canada and Mexico, the measure will also help pharmaceutical companies reap more profits abroad.
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As I've previously covered in this mattress guide, latex foam is effective in shielding your bed against dust mites and bed bugs.
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NASA too has turned its attention to the problem, studying a shielding technique using carbon, boron, nitrogen and hydrogen in tiny tubes.
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One neighbor told FOX 5 that Callaway was shielding her son, and simply was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Sqreen's shielding approach makes this process much faster, as Sqreen protects a customer before the customer has even fixed its code base.
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"I grabbed my son, and I just felt like shielding him and protecting him from seeing that," she told CNN's Anderson Cooper.
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Meadow wore a white tank top and blue jeans sitting in front of a window and shielding her eyes from the sun.
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Mangroves play an essential role in building climate resilient habitats, shielding villages from tsunamis and natural disasters and saving thousands of lives.
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The Soyuz also boasts more photovoltaic cells on its solar panels, which will provide added power, and additional shielding against micrometeoroid debris.
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The deal comes as the European Union and national governments take a tougher stand against profit-shielding arrangements used by multinational companies.
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By shielding schools from liability when they defraud or deceive students, these mandatory arbitration clauses are an invitation to shady business practices.
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Right now, the graphic content disclaimer does a good job of shielding eyes from what they might find offensive without suppressing it.
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Outside, Hina stood facing the driveway, trying to take shelter underneath a pine tree, shielding herself from what had become sleeting rain.
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Albert stepped in front of her, shielding her from Robert's view, as they rushed back to the table where their friends were.
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Mexico's attorney-general, Raúl Cervantes, resigned amid accusations of shielding corrupt politicians from prosecution and failing to curb a surging murder rate.
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Clinton's own emails made it clear she was far more obsessed with shielding herself from prying reporters and Republicans than enemy hackers.
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The Obama administration's decision to let it pass represents a break from the longstanding U.S. policy of shielding Israel from U.N. reproaches.
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Self-initiate cases put the government in between the country in question and the industry, shielding the companies from any feared retaliation.
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It would have exempted abuse-of-power offences involving sums below 200,000 lei ($48,000) from prosecution - shielding hundreds of officials from justice.
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The measure's passage escalated Netanyahu's thorny relationship with President Obama by ending a longstanding American policy of shielding Israel from U.N. reproaches.
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Shielding those immigrants has emerged as a sticking point in negotiations to fund the government and avoid a shutdown by the Jan.
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Similarly, we might encourage finding distractions, such as doing their homework or watching a favorite show, while shielding themselves from digital intrusions.
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He was one of many wealthy foreigners who legally obtain American registrations for their aircraft while shielding their identities from public view.
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Soon after, the authorities released a photograph of a suspect, with the hood of his sweatshirt shielding his face from the camera.
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In theory, yes—though he would face legal challenges and a tidal wave of criticism for shielding his cronies from the law.
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No wonder, then, that Ms. DeVos presents her proposal as defending the rights of the accused, rather than shielding institutions from liability.
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The visuals also tend to be stacked against the government — flak jackets and Humvees versus moms in jeans shielding their screaming children.
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Sessions rescinded an Obama-era rule in January shielding individuals and businesses in states with legal pot from certain forms of prosecution.
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I needed to stop being the one who was always shielding everyone else, and to be the one who was cared for.
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He told NBC News that studies have shown it to be effective in shielding healthcare workers from becoming seriously ill as well.
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And, of course, the bodies of beautiful young people, which seem to have very little shielding them from the hot Italian sun.
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And withholding details until the final vote as a way of shielding the legislation from special interests is not a new strategy.
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Fortunately, our planet has its own strong magnetic field that acts like an umbrella, shielding us from most of the Sun's particles.
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Mr. Iqbal has often been a lone voice defending Pakistan's minorities, shielding them from attacks from members of even his own party.
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The two bipartisan Mueller-protection bills take similar but not identical routes to shielding the special counsel from a hypothetical ouster. Sens.
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In the event of a firestorm, our final escape option was to jump in the water, shielding ourselves behind the rock wall.
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"Typically these episodes do air a week or two later, so I don't know if we're necessarily shielding the audience," he said.
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President Trump on Tuesday announced his intention to end President Barack Obama's program shielding young illegal immigrants — so-called dreamers — from deportation.
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Tehran says its steps are reversible if European parties to the agreement fulfil their promises of shielding Iran's economy from U.S. penalties.
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Tehran says its steps are reversible if European parties to the agreement fulfill their promises of shielding Iran's economy from U.S. penalties.
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SRC's similar agreement suggests the tactic of shielding patents by transferring them to a sovereign tribe will extend beyond the pharmaceutical sector.
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The United States abstained from the vote but didn't veto the resolution, ending a longstanding policy of shielding Israel from U.N. reproaches.
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Lower courts have since kept the program alive, shielding almost 670,000 unauthorized immigrants who came to the US as children from deportation.
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Tesla did have some battery issues early in its existence, but adding some shielding to the bottom of cars was the solution.
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But the basic idea is the same: Try to change business behavior by making fossil fuels more expensive while simultaneously shielding average Americans.
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PEOPLE has located the blog in which Cillay expresses concern about shielding her son from terrorist attacks, the Ebola virus, and contaminated water.
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He said the Enquirer's role in shielding Trump from harmful stories may be a violation of journalistic ethics, but not of election law.
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It would be a lie that endangers the Constitution and the republic because elected senators like Mitt Romney are shielding a lawbreaking President.
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Still, traders see no outright supply shortage for Asian refineries, as OPEC is shielding most of its Asian customers from the planned cuts.
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After double checking the window shielding he slumped into his office chair and slowly spun himself around until the cesium alarm stopped screeching.
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Like millions of Americans, I saw the horrifying images of mothers shielding their children as they ran from tear gas and rubber bullets.
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He has turned the Justice Department away from protecting poor black communities from predatory policing and towards shielding bad cops from federal intervention.
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Outside of that, leaning on family members or spending down (or shielding) assets to qualify for Medicaid-sponsored nursing-home care are options.
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Once Reinhardt is pulled out of the way, your teammates can usually wipe out any of the weaker damage-dealers he was shielding.
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It also rewarded many fiscally fumbling politicians in blue states by shielding them from voter anger over their state and local tax burdens.
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Compared to more typical microelectromechanical (MEMs) microphones, the accelerometer acts as a contact mic, offering fine-tunability and necessary shielding from background noise.
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The powder creates a physical block over top of your skin, shielding it from UV rays by not allowing them to penetrate through.
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A Reuters photographer saw four women being removed from an apartment block in Barking, shielding their faces as they stepped into police vans.
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Some see shielding investors from harm as their job; others think people should be free to gamble if this poses no wider risk.
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When they are sitting next to the nuclear power plant, they have a big concrete container over them to provide shielding from radiation.
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For large projects like these, Okada plans to first gather data on orbiting submillimeter particle density to offer advice on spacecraft shielding needs.
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BLACK HAWK ARMY HELICOPTERS GET FUTURISTIC NEW COCKPIT The United States defense industry has lagged behind on developing this futuristic method of shielding.
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Putin didn't debate his domestic opponents, shielding him from public criticism over Russia's recent economic sluggishness, which has pushed poverty to record levels.
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It's helped him articulate a very personal experience—one he considers autobiographical—while somewhat shielding him from addressing his mental state head on.
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Because who doesn't want to be reminded of the ridiculousness of that weekend every time they're shielding themselves from the sun this summer?
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In flashbacks we are whisked to memories of Gyatso treating Aang like a son, and shielding him from his duty as the avatar.
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It's an argument that frustrated Pifer, whose boyfriend died shielding a fellow co-worker at the Inland Regional Center on December 2nd, 2015.
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It will evolve into an investment holding company for state-owned banks, shielding them from political interference in management appointments and lending decisions.
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Within minutes of arriving, I heard excited screams followed by a stampede of police officers, shielding who I assumed was the Filipino Beyoncé.
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These combined voices can accomplish our final and most important mission: shielding our young brothers and sisters from the harms of unjustifiable warfare.
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Juno has been equipped with special shielding and armor to reduce exposure, but the spacecraft will still get a healthy dose of radiation.
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Shielding the organization's foremost pitching expert from questions about a pitcher is absurd, but it underlines the sensitivity the Mets seem to feel.
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The Boston-based fund, run by Seth Klarman, made its bets through a Delaware-based corporation called Decagon Holdings, thereby shielding its name.
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On a Facebook Live stream in May, Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a law banning sanctuary cities in Texas for shielding undocumented immigrants.
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The law was passed in 85033 to prevent presidents from shielding communications that fall under the Presidential Records Act of 1979, Newsweek noted.
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Once the Apollo astronauts went beyond that magnetic bubble, their only protection against radiation came from the shielding of their spacecraft and spacesuits.
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The brand makes excellent screen protectors that offer special features like blue light blocking and privacy shielding in addition to protecting your screen.
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But in light of lessons learned from last season, this method may be shielding several million tonnes of wheat from the market's view.
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Existing models will be able to be retrofitted with the enhanced shielding, which will allow the monitor to be placed near a router.
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I remember it was a brutally hot day, and people gradually made their way to the parking lot, shielding themselves from the sun.
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A president pardoning close aides and family members in an ongoing investigation, therefore shielding them from federal charges or consequences, would be unprecedented.
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Even Edward Snowden, the NSA whistleblower whom Putin is shielding from extradition and prosecution in the US, is horrified by Putin's surveillance measures.
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Suddenly, without warning, Keshia flung herself on top of this man, shielding him from the increasingly violent attack, quite possibly saving his life.
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Critics have worried that Clinton's email arrangement may have comprised official secrets as well as shielding government records from ever being made public.
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So, narrow as it is, the new accord may be more likely to yield climate-shielding actions by industry and governments, negotiators say.
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The harboring provision provides criminal penalties for concealing, harboring, or shielding aliens from detection knowing that they are in the United States illegally.
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The image of an unidentified security officer shielding seven people outside the complex has been shared several times with many commending his bravery.
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At the same time, measures like social distancing and quarantines remain our most effective tactics for shielding the most vulnerable during this outbreak.
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Eventually during the demonstration, protesters erected coverings around the monument, shielding some of the statue's critics while they worked to take it down.
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The ruling itself will probably not be particularly consequential, as most states already grant sovereign immunity to other states, shielding them from lawsuits.
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By shielding the route under thick jungle canopy, often pushing bicycles loaded with supplies, the North Vietnamese were able to evade American airstrikes.
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President Trump announced new investments in missile defenses aimed at shielding the nation against growing threats from North Korea, China, Russia and Iran.
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Some "heroes" rely on deft reflexes and precise aiming, while others get your teammates the health, shielding, and buffs they need to survive.
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In protecting the executives, Google was shielding itself, too — separation agreements prevented costly legal fights, and kept the executives from working for rivals.
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Spouses take turns shielding one another from wind and rain; there's an intuitive sense of when it's time to hold back or advance.
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They are also using the issue to paint the GOP as shielding a corrupt President and denying the American people a fair trial.
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A party that stands beside a lawless president, shielding him from accountability while he makes the government an extension of his personal will.
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Earlier this month the women criticized Republican leaders for shielding Mr. Miccarelli by not expelling him or pressing him forcefully enough to quit.
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At the Saraniya Vas slum, authorities have built a wall at least six feet high in places, shielding the settlement from Trump's view.
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Abuse victims accused Mr. Wielgus of summarily dismissing the complaints and, even more, of shielding coaches or quietly transferring them with no penalty.
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When he noticed his wife and daughter were shielding their torment about his declining health, he asked them to start a new tradition.
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It's not hard to see why, given that a good pair of shades is mandatory for shielding your eyes from harsh UV rays.
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They used the recently acquired Tommy Milone on Wednesday at Citi Field, shielding Harvey from any potential negative reaction from the home crowd.
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Shielding Assad from regime-decapitating strikes and delaying chemical weapons inspections for two weeks, Russian President Vladimir Putin nevertheless won a strategic victory.
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Even some of the biggest proponents of shielding the so-called dreamers from deportation have expressed doubts about striking an agreement in time.
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Federal workers would usually work through a so-called "spending gap," limiting the stakes and mostly shielding the public from any widespread pain.
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Last week, Pelosi said Trump agreed to sign into law a measure shielding young undocumented immigrants from deportation if it's passed by lawmakers.
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Democrats have threatened not to support a must-pass spending bill unless lawmakers can also approve legislation shielding those young immigrants by Friday.
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The B330 seemed to have it all, even proprietary shielding meant to keep astronauts relatively safe from deep space radiation and cosmic rays.
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Residents directed their anger at Ms. Añez, who last week signed a decree shielding security forces from criminal prosecution when maintaining public order.
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Their partisan objectives have shifted, from undercutting a Democratic president to shielding a Republican who commands loyalty among GOP voters they depend on.
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Elizabeth Warren used to briskly walk through the Capitol and ignore reporters -- often with an aide by her side shielding her from questions.
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She opposed a Justice Department policy shielding federal prosecutors from oversight by state ethics officials, and she suspected he felt the same way.
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" She continued, "The CFPB must return to its historic mission to protect the powerless, rather than shielding the bad actors preying on them.
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You begin to practice shielding techniques from the internet, imagining a force field of light around you with emotions of others bouncing off.
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We try our best to prevent failure, disappointments or uncomfortable situations, from dodging critical feedback at work to shielding our children from scraped knees.
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Wolfe's massive body is shielding the action when the fight starts, but witnesses say a guy was talking trash to Wolfe and his friends.
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Without shielding or an atmosphere to protect it, cosmic rays as well as high radiation from the Van Allen belt could fry the circuitry.
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In 1972, Moscow and Washington signed an anti-ballistic missile treaty that limited the amount of anti-ballistic missile shielding each country could use.
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U.S. District Judge Katherine Forrest ruled in 2013 that the government could seize the building, finding that its owners were illegally shielding Iranian assets.
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Around us, everyone was looking at the sky—some wearing glasses, some shielding their eyes and staring straight at where the sun once was.
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The upshot is Saudi Arabia must push through new production cuts without alienating Trump, who will be critical in shielding them from U.S. lawmakers.
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Although the Republican-led committees are opening inquiries, the concern is that these will be watered-down efforts that end up shielding the administration.
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In a newspaper interview, Ischinger suggested France's nuclear arsenal should serve the purpose of shielding the whole of the EU and not just France.
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For the massage parlor business, shielding ownership information makes it difficult for law enforcement to track down traffickers profiting from illegal practices, Polaris said.
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Last year, tens of thousands of employees at Google participated in a walkout to protest the company's culture of sexism and shielding of harassers.
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"There's a gap between what they are shielding for and what they can track," says Gene Stansberry, program director of NASA's orbital debris office.
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Even before aides removed an opaque tarpaulin shielding the speaking surface from forecasted showers, I expected a "January surprise" from the president's advance team.
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Recode claims that existing models will be able to be "retrofitted" with the enhanced shielding, allowing the monitor to be placed near a router.
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Strong Island reveals itself to be a portrait of a disinterested justice system, and the machinations that go into shielding white youth from punishment.
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Spacey appears to have discovered how to weaponize the closet, shielding his own behavior from scrutiny under the guise of merely protecting his privacy.
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He was so brazen that he sometimes molested patients in front of their parents, shielding the young girls with his body or a sheet.
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None of the areas under evacuation order in North Carolina, South Carolina, or Virginia have "sanctuary" policies shielding undocumented residents from federal immigration enforcement.
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The months since his death have raised new questions about police transparency, with his community arguing that police officials are shielding Covey from punishment.
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It's not so much a matter of actually shielding your eyes from the sun, but about adding a feeling of completeness to a look.
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It's the latest lawsuit to challenge a 2005 federal law shielding gun manufacturers from liability, but courts have generally rejected such cases, AP notes.
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Unwilling to enact labour and land-acquisition reforms that might foster larger firms, the Indian government is instead shielding its industry from foreign competition.
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In February the ECJ dismissed this argument, but couched its verdict in tough language that emphasised the importance of shielding courts from external pressure.
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LG is also using the opportunity to apologize for the issue, adding that it will add better shielding to monitors made after this month.
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Then, with partial support from Roberts, Kagan drew a bare majority to rebuff much of a challenge to two key precedents shielding agency authority.
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President Donald Trump was ending DACA, the Obama-era program temporarily shielding Jauregui and roughly 800,000 other young immigrants—often called DREAMers—from deportation.
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Entry and exit is through security checkpoints guarded with armored police vehicles and gun emplacements, with sandbags and concrete blocks shielding against any attack.
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"Liberal politicians across the country are shielding criminal illegal aliens and making it possible for them to terrorize us on our streets," Cagle says.
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So backers of the project gathered signatures for a ballot initiative, and then the Council approved it outright — shielding the project from environmental lawsuits.
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The Obama administration's decision to let the resolution pass marked a major break in the longstanding U.S. policy of shielding Israel from U.N. reproaches.
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Labeling something "racist," for instance, is seen as a political act, which leads some writers to opt for euphemism, shielding the audience from reality.
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This algae is typically green but contains a special red pigment called a carotenoid that acts as a protective barrier, shielding the algae's chlorophyll.
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A photo posted on Twitter by Freddy Nanez, head of the Venezuelan state run news channel VTV, shows bodyguards shielding Maduro following the explosions.
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It offers him a presumption of good faith, especially when used in conjunction with the tradition of shielding his assets in a blind trust.
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Secondly, the whole setup is buried deep within an Italian mountain, shielding it from pretty much any particle that could cause a false signal.
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Three Hispanic House Democrats were arrested outside Trump Tower on Tuesday during a protest to demand action on shielding young undocumented immigrants from deportation.
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The primary tool for this task was the protective tariff, intended to stimulate domestic industry by shielding it from competition abroad, particularly Great Britain.
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The US can't move to end the war, says Paul, if "it keeps supporting one side of the conflict and shielding it from accountability."
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Colonists on Mars in the film have been turned into freaky mutants because there wasn't adequate radiation shielding, and no one wants that, Musk.
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Meanwhile, "online chaperones" will be like the bodyguards to our digital identities—shielding both individuals and small businesses from identity theft and online harassment.
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They argued that he was shielding a president of his own party after relentlessly investigating Democrat Hillary Clinton last fall for her email scandal.
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I gave her a lot of honest information about what I was interested in and what I wasn't, all up front without shielding it.
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These companies are pushing the idea that gadgets like air purifiers, robots, and even spit-shielding hats could be helpful in combating the virus.
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A scrim of plain tulle covered some looks, shielding them from the elements, and they were branded with a Gucci logo over the breast.
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A police robot carried one bomb to a secluded sidewalk nearby under an overpass with "good shielding effect," where it exploded, an officer testified.
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He added that Mr. Credico was "furious" because he had identified him to the House committee as his WikiLeaks source rather than shielding him.
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But instead of shielding children from fear, parents can help them both cope and grow in conversations about responding to coronavirus with shared values.
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Your LifeBrite Sadness Lamp is equipped with our patented Ionizer, which can blast white light through even the tightly clenched fingers shielding your eyes.
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Trump spent Tuesday morning tweeting about topics ranging from unrest in Iran to North Korea's nuclear weapons development and shielding young immigrants from deportation.
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By and large, we've deemed this an acceptable burden in the physical realm because we've felt capable of shielding our privacy in other ways.
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The trend began with the Standing Rock protests in North Dakota, where a bill shielding drivers who hit protesters narrowly failed in the legislature.
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Harboring The Immigration and Nationality Act provides criminal penalties for concealing, harboring, or shielding aliens from detection who are in the United States illegally.
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The agreement as designed now sets up a 10-year exclusivity period for biologic drugs, shielding companies from cheaper generic competitors during the period.
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Lawmakers approved the budget resolution along party lines in a process meant for shielding the GOP tax bill from a filibuster in the Senate.
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However, Collins's words were as cogent a summary as any of the way Republicans are shielding the president from the fallout of that reality.
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By shielding what the USDA refers to as its "customers" from their legal obligations, the USDA has forced state and federal lawmakers to intervene.
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The line has three styles, including aviator, cat-eye and oval — not unlike the kind Ms. Hadid favors when shielding herself from the paparazzi.
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" It speculates that 21st Century Fox was invested in shielding their identities and that they were "not Latino, and not financially insignificant to Fox.
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Iran has threatened to breach the deal if the European signatories to the agreement fail to salvage it by shielding Tehran from U.S. sanctions.
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Indeed, they have helped me in a way by shielding me from lecturing and administrative work that I would otherwise have been involved in.
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Because the law has never been implemented, it's unclear how effective it will be in shielding European companies from the threat of U.S. sanctions.
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Saudi Arabia is seeking the death penalty for five people it has charged with his murder, but is shielding its crown prince from any blame.
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And the religious, activist and blogger Rümeysa Çamdereli, her 258-year-old son sitting on her shoulders, a headscarf shielding her head from the chill.
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"The 'seeds' of life can be protected by means of shielding, for example by being buried deep inside the rock or ice," Lingam told Gizmodo.
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The Texas-led group of states successfully challenged an expanded version of DACA, as well as a related program shielding undocumented parents of documented children.
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Billions of online users now enjoy default peer-to-peer security, shielding the content of web communications from prying eyes of criminals and corporate surveillance.
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For now, however, we'll assume that Oh will continue living her best life, shielding herself from the paparazzi and tabloids as well as she can.
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SDNY has claimed that he doesn't seem to have been doing much legal work of late, and should therefore have few communications that merit shielding.
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Nor do we know how Martian radiation levels, even with shielding from enclosed habitats, could affect our brains and the way they react to cannabinoids.
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Democrats appear unlikely to pass Trump's preferred border wall funding without getting major concessions on shielding young immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children.
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The European Union and national governments have been taking a tougher stand against profit-shielding arrangements used by multinational companies, including Google, Apple and Amazon.
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"If they left it in some crowded place, that would be more of the risk, if they kept it together but without shielding," he said.
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Aside from shielding you from obvious sun damage, adopting an SPF into your routine also keeps harmful pollution, UVA rays, and UVB rays at bay.
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But by shielding consumers, Mr. Trump has put American manufacturers — a group he has championed — in the cross hairs of a potential global trade war.
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Shielding Trump from criticism, the convention also rejected a resolution that would have condemned derogatory remarks toward women and minorities, The Lincoln Journal Star reports.
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And the notion of shielding them from this world, from even the last 48 hours, is an impossibility -- because chances are they already know it.
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It's a shocking scene — the show makes it absolutely clear that those shielding Ezekiel are peppered with bullets — but more importantly, it's a tragic one.
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The thermally insulated outer box that has ceramic fiber paper lining has two smaller boxes within it and a static shielding bag, the video showed.
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Among those now holed up in Kurram is the Haqqani network, an ally of the Afghan Taliban that America says the Pakistani army is shielding.
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Covered in soft, light sand and brutal, dense bush, it is ideal for burying improvised explosive devices, or IEDs, and shielding militants from prying eyes.
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Billions of online users now enjoy default peer-to-peer security, shielding the content of web communications from prying eyes of criminals and corporate surveillance.
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Their petition seeks a declaratory ruling shielding companies that have met the agency's net neutrality disclosure rules from facing state probes over internet speed claims.
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The controversial measure passed 14-0 after the U.S. refrained from vetoing it, a break from its longstanding tradition of shielding Israel from U.N. reproaches.
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Last year, they urged McConnell to change the Senate's rules to pass a bill defunding President Obama's executive actions shielding certain illegal immigrants from deportation.
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However, using a third-party data collection service outside the NHTSA may have the benefit of shielding autonomous vehicle manufacturers' data from the general public.
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It's possible that devices didn't malfunction in the study because the car batteries, electric motors and other components have electromagnetic shielding, Lennerz said by email.
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And the specialist engineering machines Bauer produces there are sold in countries across Asia, shielding the group from swings in the volatile Chinese building market.
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But he also defended Pelosi, arguing that Democrats have been too timid in shielding their leader in the face of years of attacks from Republicans.
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Shielding inflationary gains while leaving the special tax rate, which the Treasury Department cannot change, in place would upset the delicate balance struck by lawmakers.
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Others argue that shielding traditional Medicare from price competition — as the administration's proposal would — saves less money and perpetuates a less efficient form of coverage.
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The brother and sister said they realized after their mother died that she had been shielding them from knowing the extent of their father's dementia.
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He found a spot beyond the dumpsters, or the fences shielding Clinton, or the shacks stacked west of Hamilton and the feeder beneath the highway.
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There has been an effort in recent years to alter or repeal the law shielding the information, which has been in place for four decades.
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The Financial CHOICE Act would roll back many of the 2628 Dodd-Frank provisions aimed at preventing another financial crisis and shielding consumers from abuse.
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Narrator: Artificial shielding on the ISS only partially protects astronauts from harsh radiation, leaving them more susceptible to cancer and other diseases later in life.
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A photograph of a festival audience watching the film shows most people shielding their eyes or plugging their ears — and one spectator who seems transfixed.
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US ENVOY FOR VENEZUELA ABRAMS SAID HE HAS BEEN APPROACHING FOREIGN BANKS ABOUT SHIELDING INDIVIDUAL VENEZUELANS' ASSETS FROM MADURO'S GOVERNMENT, INCLUDING "SEVERAL MORE" ON WEDNESDAY
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But still, the paper notes a handful of fairly obvious countermeasures, including hardware muffling and shielding schemes and introducing ciphertext randomization into the software itself.
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In fact, in a White House facing unprecedented turnover, leaks, and scandals, Pruitt's activity at the EPA seems to be shielding him from being fired.
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Shielding missiles from heat so that they can re-enter the atmosphere is tough, but it's a challenge North Korea claims to have already met.
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HOUSE TWO To make this documentary while shielding his footage from prosecutors, the director Michael Epstein was hired by the defense team of Staff Sgt.
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Former Democratic President Barack Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program extended legal protections to about 700,000 of them, shielding them from being deported.
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He then listed proposals for how the president could protect his turf — in appointing officials, shielding information from lawmakers and conducting the nation's foreign affairs.
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"Former colleagues on Capitol Hill describe a hardworking but aloof congressman who walked through the halls with earbuds, effectively shielding him from interaction," wrote Mahoney.
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New York City is an example of how innovation is endangered by overzealous government regulations shielding incumbent businesses, supposedly in the name of protecting customers.
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Its outcome, however, may never be known because of the city's recent interpretation of a state law shielding personnel records of police officers and firefighters.
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The authorities believe that the teenager's family was shielding him until a wound on his hand had healed, an official briefed on the case said.
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Maxine Waters, the California Democrat who will take over as chairwoman of the House Financial Services Committee, says shielding the agency is a top priority.
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Still, Dr. Cynthia Rigsby, a radiologist at Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital in Chicago, called the move away from shielding a "pretty substantial" change.
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OPEC and non-OPEC producer Russia, however, are shielding Asian customers from those supply cuts and instead have reduced deliveries to Europe and the Americas.
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The Hamiltonian mercantilism of America's first century allowed us to develop major industries behind tariff walls shielding our industries from eradication by stronger European competitors.
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Before opening statements began, state District Judge Tammy Kemp sequestered the jurors, shielding them from possible outside influence and local news coverage of the case.
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By shielding the president from an inquiry into the allegations against him, Republicans risk turning this nonpartisan national moment into a weapon pointed at themselves.
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It would also provide additional funding for states to implement publicly-backed reinsurance programs, which reduce premiums by shielding insurance companies from high-cost enrollees.
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Brown explained that the FCC seemed to be shielding itself by processing the request under a specific fee category in order to charge Amarel more.
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By saying that she doesn't know why Goldman Sachs paid her $675,000, Clinton is exposing herself to one attack line while shielding herself from another.
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Most notably, it no longer disqualifies minorities from shielding from hate speech because an unprotected characteristic like "children" is appended to a protected characteristic like "black".
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The people in the enclave where our protagonists live worry over this, too, and they believe shielding against this badness is a matter of philosophical rigor.
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It's research that is helping NASA create better shielding that can mitigate radiation in space, potentially allowing astronauts to travel deeper into space than ever before.
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Without proper shielding, this can increase cancer risk, cause radiation sickness, alter cognitive and motor function, and even lead to cataracts and cardiac and circulatory diseases.
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However, the ample liquidity provided by the ECB during years of ultra-expansionary monetary policy is shielding the interbank market from any tensions, Milan traders said.
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It may also be an attempt to be seen to be shielding one of Catalonia's biggest companies from foreign influence ahead of local elections on Dec.
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A young mother was killed Friday in a quadruple shooting in Philadelphia — and her family says she was shot while shielding her baby daughter from bullets.
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Trump on Wednesday ordered construction of a U.S.-Mexican border wall and punishment for cities shielding illegal immigrants while mulling restoring a CIA secret detention program.
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Pence frequently criticized Clinton's use of a private email server, accusing her of purposely keeping her emails out of public reach and shielding her from scrutiny.
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Principles are likely to include giving the board's members (who would probably number 40 or so) fixed compensation and shielding them from being sacked by Facebook.
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Dickinson said a wave of lawsuits against retailers could prompt Congress to enact legislation shielding them from patent lawsuits relating to products they do not manufacture.
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The IRS in bankruptcy court took both to trial, alleging Sam and Charles Wyly committed tax fraud by shielding much of their wealth in offshore trusts.
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Monica Herranz and the shielding of illegal immigrants Oregon Judge Monica Herranz allegedly was not satisfied with just ordering staff not to assist the Trump administration.
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Much of the technology developed for the ISS, such as radiation shielding, water and air recycling, solar power collection, is certainly transferable to future space settlements.
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GOP senators are trying to strike a balance that's proving difficult: lowering healthcare insurance premiums for young adults while shielding older people from massive price hikes.
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Take a good look at who is really trying to make the extra effort here and keep their cool by shielding off any heat in Hollywood.
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But Mr Williams promised to say that after negotiating an immunity agreement with the federal government shielding him from prosecution for alleged tax and securities violations.
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But those on missions to Mars will not have the planet's magnetic shielding, and it's not known what effects that might have on the human body.
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I sucked it up and dropped robe, stepping out under the warm clamp lights, surrounded by funky props and potentially shielding plants, all eyes on me.
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I don't mark any of my dreams "18 and older" because I don't think we should be shielding America's youth from the realities of crippling loneliness.
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This, after all, is the universe of abstinence pledges and old-fashioned courtship, where parents build their entire lives around shielding their children from worldly temptations.
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"California has no lawful interest in protecting unauthorized workers from detection or in shielding employers who have violated federal immigration law from penalty," the department wrote.
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The U.S. Trustee, which oversees the administration of bankruptcy cases, also criticized the legal releases as too broad for shielding against willful misconduct or actual fraud.
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"Shielding an organization's entire collection of stored documents, including official records and correspondences, is integral to ensuring their proper, independent functioning," the Canadian top court found.
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I do feel like women should feel empowered to experiment however they want, but I also appreciate my dad shielding me from makeup for so long.
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The Republicans would also be shielding themselves from current and future criticism that they've been too soft on Russia despite its meddling in the 2016 election.
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The program, aimed at shielding roughly 700,000 young undocumented immigrants from being deported, has been one of the many flash-point issues of the Trump administration.
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"It is clearly not appropriate for people shielding or self-isolating to move home," the chief executive of UK Finance, Stephen Jones, said in a statement.
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But the decision in a case currently before the Supreme Court could block off that path, by effectively shielding big tech platforms from serious antitrust scrutiny.
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The only thing shielding them from eviction — along with thousands of Greeks in similar straits — was a law forbidding banks from repossessing most borrowers' primary homes.
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And just as the market opened, the Federal Reserve announced a pair of new measures aimed at calming investors' jitters and shielding consumers from economic fallout.
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And Peggy Lynn Warden would do anything for her grandchildren, including shielding her oldest from a hail of bullets Sunday when a gunman entered their church.
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Latching onto China's voracious appetite for the region's oil, iron, soybeans and copper ended up shielding Latin America from the worst of the global economic damage.
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In a 2019 ad, the singer famously spoke about her decision to wear baggy clothes as a means of shielding her body from would-be shamers.
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Democrats were holding out to get to vote on shielding those immigrants as part of a spending bill, but appeared not to have that demand met.
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They added that they secured one of their biggest USMCA priorities — scrapping a provision shielding so-called biologic drugs from cheaper generic competitors for 10 years.
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Shielding is used for most of the 70,000 X-ray procedures performed annually at Lurie in a variety of settings, from orthopedics to the emergency department.
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And France at the weekend pledged to support the nickel industry in its Pacific territory of New Caledonia - shielding the world's other major high-cost producer.
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There's nothing wrong or illegal about it: Shielding an estate from Uncle Sam often merely involves setting up an appropriate trust and filling it with assets.
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The American abstention on the vote also broke a longstanding policy of shielding Israel from action at the United Nations that described the settlements as illegal.
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Kelly's claim that Trump's views on immigration have evolved came as Congress struggles to broker a deal on shielding hundreds of thousands of immigrations from deportation.
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"Most organizations will not go into a state to actively break a law," which means that ag-gag laws are effective at shielding farms from scrutiny.
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"Banning the visits also serves the government's interests in shielding prisons from the outside world and impose a media blackout on what's happening inside," Magdi said.
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Or consider the detail at the right foreground: a child too young to understand the disaster, guided by a man shielding his nose against the stench.
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In so shielding themselves, they have lost the ability to tolerate discomfort, and so work ever harder to keep their delicate sensibilities out of harm's way.
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"For me, this would be impossible," he said, adding that a sizable catalog of safeguards against dysfunction — circuit breakers, shielding — were installed at the same time.
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Department of Justice spokesman Devin O'Malley responded that Sessions ended administrative closures as a way to stop suspending cases indefinitely, thereby shielding undocumented immigrants from deportation.
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That's enough to require shielding precautions and special cleanup procedures in the region near the origin, but was not a threat to human health farther away.
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She eventually posed nude (well, with only pearls shielding her from complete nudity), and today she says it was one of her favorite shoots she's ever done.
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Sheffield said Pioneer's large footprint was shielding it from similar "parent-child" well issues, with subsequent wells producing less oil than the original in the same set.
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GrimaultWhen the seismometer originally underwent this battery of tests, engineers spotted an infinitesimally slow leak in the vacuum sphere that provides thermal shielding for its sensitive pendulums.
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As a result of the structural change, they're able to absorb more light as it tries to pass through, shielding the wearer's eyes, and darkening the lenses.
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Shielding the Supreme Court from partisanship Roberts, a 2005 appointee of President George W. Bush, has long voiced a desire to keep the court above partisan politics.
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Fearing a loss of market share, Saudi Arabia is shielding its most important customers in Asia from the cuts, continuing to supply them with all contractual volumes.
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There are even safe harbor laws shielding it from liability for transmitting the things provided by and through those services — because ISPs have no control over them!
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The mother of Coach Aaron Feis, who died shielding students during the shooting, could barely get the words, "I don't want him reinstated" out through her tears.
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I recently sat down with Rosi to talk about his time in Lampedusa, getting access to the migrants, and shielding young Samuele from the fame of filmmaking.
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The cost of ending that assault weapons ban, and shielding gunmakers from much of the basic legal accountability faced by any other US business, quickly became clear.
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As gunshots rang at the Pulse nightclub, McCool flung herself over her son, shielding him from the two bullets that would put an end to her life.
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We are not asked to perform the heroism of 15-year-old Zaevion Dobson from Tennessee, who was killed before Christmas while shielding his friends from gunfire.
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And the container gets removed from the concrete shielding and then put into an over-pack, like a suitcase around it, and that's called the transportation cask.
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And he promised to repeal President Barack Obama's executive orders shielding some younger undocumented people, including those born in the United States -- so called Dreamers, from deportation.
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On Wednesday, Allen's son Ronan Farrow tore into the media for shielding his father from accusations that he "groomed" and molested Farrow's sister (and Allen's daughter) Dylan.
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Neutrons and gamma/x-rays sit at the top of the energy spectrum, high enough to require concrete or lead shielding, without which they're impossible to avoid.
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Given these substantial costs and limitations, it is noteworthy that there is little consistent evidence that filtering is effective at shielding young people from online sexual material.
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Evans, the majority struck down a Colorado initiative that barred cities from shielding gays and lesbians from discrimination after finding that the measure appeared born of animosity.
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At the same time the federal bills are eliminating patient safeguards, they are shielding from liability every actor in the chain of access, from manufacturer to prescriber.
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Critics, however, called the move a "get out of jail free card" aimed at shielding Lula da Silva from possible imprisonment as part of ongoing corruption investigations.
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She'll be there for you, whether you need extra shielding while you get on that payload, or a good cry after your ex breaks up with you.
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The Senate named it the Coach Aaron Feis Guardian Program, in honor of the football coach at Stoneman Douglas who died shielding students from the gunman's bullets.
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When the senator suggested DeVos simply enforce existing regulations—in particular the "gainful employment" rule shielding students from crippling amounts of debt—DeVos wouldn't commit to that.
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By calling for the complete elimination of EPA's environmental justice office, simultaneously with the proposal to cut lead cleanup work, the administration is shielding itself from accountability.
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Staffed by lobbyists, these groups usually pursue different versions of the same agenda: ensuring their clients' access to the public treasury while shielding them from public regulation.
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The print head uses a high-temperature plasma arc to melt the wire and deposit it in layers whilst blowing an inert shielding gas around the arc.
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Few in Silicon Valley, meanwhile, doubt that competition policy in Europe is anything but thinly veiled protectionism aimed at shielding the region's old-economy firms from disruption.
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The suit hinges on allegations that Clinton's use of a private email server for State business violated the transparency law by shielding government records from the public.
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The I.R.S. in bankruptcy court took both to trial, accusing Sam and Charles Wyly of committing tax fraud by shielding much of their wealth in offshore trusts.
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The case has received widespread media coverage in Tamil Nadu state weeks before a general election, with opposition parties accusing the state government of "shielding" the perpetrators.
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Reports from students inside the building yesterday hinted at a football coach who was reportedly seen shielding students from gunfire, but it was unclear if he survived.
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Here's the gist of the idea from an Intel white-paper: Organizationally, it's a well-fortified bonus layer of security shielding a system at the boot-level.
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Hundreds of thousands of immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children could face deportation if lawmakers do not pass a law shielding them by March 5.
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In the clip, she sobbed and apologized, shielding her eyes from the camera as if she were a drug dealer exposed in a sting operation on television.
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She voted repeatedly against shielding gun manufacturers from lawsuits, something she would bring up repeatedly as a point of contrast to Bernie Sanders in the 22016 race.
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"There is simply no denying that Russia, by shielding its Syrian ally, has breached its commitments to the United States as a framework guarantor," Mr. Tillerson said.
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That question will become increasingly important as online giants like Facebook and Google turn to shielding their users from influence by Russian operatives and other online malefactors.
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The aggressive timeline is aimed at shielding the policies from easy reversal if Democrats win the White House or control of the Senate in the 2020 election.
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In this environment, "celebrating women" also means shielding problematic men, who are suddenly afraid to show their faces lest they get smacked for their own bad behavior.
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Many Republican senators remain focused on a narrower, arguably more traditional set of concerns—namely, protecting minors from sexual predators and shielding them from explicit content online.
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Under Mayor Bill de Blasio, the city has asserted an expansive view of a state law shielding police disciplinary records from public disclosure, frustrating civil liberties groups.
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The burdens are carried mostly by young volunteers, shielding most Americans from the consequences of maintaining a fight that, after years of disappointment, they would rather ignore.
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As monotonous green-gray metal separators, shielding the projects, have sprouted across Paris, the inconveniences have been accompanied by an angry chorus of groans from hapless motorists.
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The document also urges international condemnation of Syria's use of chemical weapons and harshly criticizes Russia for "shielding" an ally that has used weapons of mass destruction.
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The latter poses a growing threat for Republicans who seek to maintain their majority in Congress in the 2018 elections while shielding an unpopular president from accountability.
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Giuliani vowed to take Democrats to court and use this opportunity to expose Biden and the "corrupt Washington press" corps, which he claimed had been shielding Biden.
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"Most organizations will not go into a state to actively break a law," which means that ag-gag laws have been effective at shielding farms from scrutiny.
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Iranian-Americans in California sued over the law, saying it kept them from shielding their identities for safety purposes in protests against the new leadership in Iran.
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It would subject the Obama-era program shielding about 700,000 people from deportation to two-year renewal periods, according to a GOP source familiar with the proposal.
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Members of both parties have been in talks about shielding immigrants who came to the U.S. illegally as children from deportation in exchange for enhanced border security.
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For the past decade, Fox News has been a haven for climate change denialism, shielding viewers from the evidence that humans are causing global temperatures to rise.
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The TPS program, created through the Immigration Act of 22018, was supposed to resolve this issue by standardizing the process for shielding nationals of certain countries from deportation.
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That signals a focus on shielding consumers from business malpractice — something she has said the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau under its head Mick Mulvaney has failed to do.
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" When it comes to shielding son Julius, "He's going to be of an age where he can go online and look at everything that's been said and done.
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One of Mr Trump's first executive orders threatens to deny federal funds to so-called "sanctuary jurisdictions", meaning local governments deemed to be shielding "removable aliens" from deportation.
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The president also said that Marjory Stoneman Douglas football coach Aaron Feis, who died shielding students from the gunman, would still be alive if he had been armed.
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In that context, it is notable that Supercell never chose to take the public market route, shielding itself as a business from that kind of scrutiny and expectation.
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This exposure can degrade technology over time, so computers that go to space have to be physically "hardened" with shielding in order to withstand this higher radiation environment.
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She says her child showed her what was happening on the screen and she took the device away, fortunately shielding her daughter from seeing most of the activity.
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For the longest time, the only person shielding Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen from Trump's anger has been her friend and mentor — chief of staff John Kelly.
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For the longest time, the only person shielding Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen from Trump's anger has been her friend and mentor — Chief of Staff John Kelly.
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A Pennsylvania man is in critical condition after shielding his pregnant daughter from a hail of bullets intended for her on the night of her wedding, PEOPLE confirms.
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XENON1T is also shielded by water, and its newest results only include data from the middle of the detector, using the outer layers of XENON as additional shielding.
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Also known as the payload fairing, the nose cone is an earplug-shaped casing that sits on the top of the rocket, shielding the vehicle's payload during launch.
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They exhibit a, "Yeah, I try, but I'm still laid-back" look, all while giving you the bonus benefit of shielding your face from the sun's harsh rays.
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But Beijing's persistent shielding of Pakistan from UN sanctions is likely to bubble over at a Russia-India-China foreign ministerial meeting that starts today in Wuzhen, China.
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It is new thinking about how to make overmighty central banks more accountable to electorates, while at the same time shielding them from day-to-day political pressure.
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Perhaps the most disturbing part of Trump's speech was the suggestion that Muslims in America are shielding terrorists in their midst: But I want every American to succeed.
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They get their UVA and UVB-shielding power from zinc oxide, which is one of the best ingredients out there for sun protection without causing breakouts or irritation.
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It also underscores her strong support for President Barack Obama's controversial executive orders shielding some undocumented young people from deportation -- and her vow to go further if necessary.
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One of the victims in the Florida school shooting was the high school's assistant football coach -- who was killed while shielding students from the shooter, the school says.
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The Internal Revenue Service in bankruptcy court took both to trial, contending Sam and Charles Wyly committed tax fraud by shielding much of their wealth in offshore trusts.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's administration has accused Russia of shielding Syria's government from blame for a deadly gas attack in early April that killed 87 people, including children.
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A neighborhood dog named Che is credited with saving his owner's life during a house fire on Sunday by sitting on her chest and shielding her from flames.
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When the son, a medic, stopped to help someone, Phippen stayed with him and was shielding a woman when he was shot dead, said a neighbor, Leah Nagiyvanyi.
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The 2015 Maryland Second Chance Act, which went into effect in October, allowed shielding for 12 types of nonviolent misdemeanors, including prostitution and low levels of drug possession.
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The ECB has also argued that European rules leave room for state aid, referring to provisions which allow for shielding private investors from losses to preserve financial stability.
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Astronauts who fly in low Earth orbit, including those on the International Space Station, have the protection of the Earth's so-called magnetosphere, which provides shielding from radiation.
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According to child behavioral expert James Lehman, shielding your child from disappointment or failure can result in an artificially inflated understanding of how they relate to the world.
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A mother shielding her baby was reportedly one of the victims in the El Paso, Texas, shooting Saturday that left 85033 people dead and injured dozens of others.
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Partridge said Johnson, who was a veteran who worked as a contractor, was killed while shielding his wife of 25 years and daughter until they ran to safety.
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Victims of the shootings include a 38-year-old Eritrean national, a 15-year-old high school sophomore, and two young parents who died shielding their infant son.
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It says the purchases are aimed at shielding Russia from external shocks, but some analysts see them as an attempt to stop the rouble from strengthening too much.
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Kavanaugh's defenders also argue that Durbin and other Democrats are twisting Kavanaugh's words from the article to claim that he has argued for shielding the president from investigation.
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That's the sense in which it uses "sanctuary city" in its rhetoric, when it accuses cities like San Francisco and Chicago of abetting violent crime by shielding immigrants.
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I see the new girls turning now, walking up the dirt hill toward me in a little cluster; they're still shielding their eyes from the bright morning sky.
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The suit alleges the Sacklers transferred millions of dollars to overseas accounts, shielding those assets from litigation as investigators prepared to sue over the fast-growing opioid epidemic.
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And in Putnam County, N.Y., Sheriff Donald B. Smith repeatedly and falsely accused the local district attorney, Adam Levy, of shielding an undocumented immigrant during a rape investigation.
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The decision conflicts with Congress's previous policy of shielding gun manufacturers whose weapons are used in a crime, and creates a potential opening to hold those companies liable.
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Her children are still cautious and angry, but that's O.K. — at least this time, their mother is able to hear them without shielding herself with defensiveness or tears.
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It's equipped with NSF-certified filtration, shielding you from contaminants like chlorine, lead, copper, and mercury, as well as scale, algae, fungi, and other sorts of nasty bacteria.
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Traditionally, Facebook's strongest defense has been the Communications Decency Act, a federal law that includes a provision shielding internet companies from liability for content generated by third parties.
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Unfortunately, the letter ignores the darker side of Section 28503, which has recently been exposed as shielding web intermediaries from liability when they facilitate illegal and disturbing activity.
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In black hair culture, cornrows and synthetic braids are sometimes referred to as "protective styles," helpful in shielding natural hair from the elements and allowing it to grow.
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For many, it is a lifestyle, something to be valued more than gold for financial investments and shielding personal information from the prying eyes of a distrusted government.
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One person told Reuters that Apple did not want to risk being attacked by law enforcement for shielding criminals or used as a new excuse to regulate encryption.
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It is unclear whether that decision will become public, because of the city's recent interpretation of a decades-old state law shielding the disciplinary records of police officers.
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A bipartisan select committee with subpoena power could examine the Russian hack in a comprehensive, dispassionate manner, with an eye to shielding its conclusions from charges of partisanship.
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Saudi Arabia sentenced five people to death in connection to that killing today, but has been criticized for shielding the Crown Prince from his connection to the murder.
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The Ukrainian prosecutor pushed out by Mr Biden was shielding corrupt firms: the father was not protecting his son, but exposing him to investigation by a new prosecutor.
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There's an argument to be made that surveillance is going to be a part of every modern child's life, and that shielding them won't do them any favors.
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The exhibition argues that as she became modern art's first celebrity artist, O'Keeffe's self-created image shaped her work's accessibility, while at the same time shielding her privacy.
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On a recent December afternoon, Ms. Ragoo declared she was just 16, despite the cane clutched to her side and dark glasses shielding her eyes after cataract surgery.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Iran said on Wednesday it would not give European powers more time beyond July 13 to save its nuclear deal by shielding it from U.S. sanctions.
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His company has developed the Matrice 200, a drone specially equipped for use in harsh environments by adding features like backup batteries and GPS systems, magnetic shielding and weatherproofing.
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Kourtney Kardashian touched down in L.A. and was greeted by a tighter security detail than usual, and they immediately went to work ... shielding her from a horde of media.
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This attack on Mr Trump's business ties reflects an escalation of the judicial wars over the president's travel ban, environmental deregulation and "sanctuary" cities shielding undocumented migrants from deportation.
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To win over a board also shielding itself with claims of responsibility to customers, employees and societies means PPG will have to woo shareholders with a more generous premium.
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The drone has a central compartment for carrying goods and a hexagonal shrouding that acts as its wings, while also protecting (and shielding people from) a series of rotors.
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Those holdings, based on face value, may not represent exposure for debt bought at a discount, and some of the debt may be insured, shielding the funds from losses.
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Years later, he wrote about the importance of shielding presidents from prosecutions, which has drawn criticism from Democrats worried about the implications for the Russia probe and President Trump.
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Part of this decline has been a result of policy: the Obama administration made it a priority to stem the flow of immigrants, while also shielding long-term residents.
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As a paper just published in Nature explains, for the past two decades a natural form of protection may have been shielding America's Atlantic coast, stopping big storms arriving.
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The only moat shielding Snapchat's core experience from replication by motivated competitors is its network of engaged users — and there are legitimate concerns about the depth of that moat.
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The mother of three who lived in El Paso was killed shielding her 4-month-old son, Paul, from the gunfire, her sister, Leta Jamrowski, told the Associated Press.
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When your wind-shielding ensemble begins to look and feel like the same three-piece uniform — coat, pants, boots, repeat — it's a sign that it's time to get creative.
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David died trying to save Safyre, who lost her left foot and right hand in the incident, by holding her to his chest and shielding her from inhaling smoke.
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In front of the women, a 19 by 12-foot, semi-translucent screen stretched across the room shielding the tangle of wires, computers, and lights that hid behind it.
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A series of magnets and built-in shielding are included to keep the clock steady and keep these outside effects out of the chambers that hold the clock mechanism.
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A New York mother was badly injured after shielding her young sons from a large tree that toppled onto the trio in New York's Central Park Tuesday, reports say.
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Former Mayor David Dinkins, who marched then in solidarity with the group, remembered police officers shielding him with umbrellas as people in the crowd threw full cans of beer.
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In response, security companies are increasingly touting a feature called "application shielding," a process that obfuscates an application's binary code, ostensibly making it harder for hackers to reverse-engineer.
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Interior Secretary Sally Jewell has said that shielding taxpayers from roughly $3.6 billion in self-bond liabilities was "a huge priority" but regulators have only recently taken concrete action.
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So, if you're one of those people who identifies as a white chocolate hater you may soon have to start shielding your eyes when you enter the candy aisle.
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There are countless spouses like me out there — ones who are shielding our partners away from the barrage of reminders: Mother's Day is coming, but your mom is dead.
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At the same time, the company is also shielding some of its corporate profits from tax liabilities through a complicated web of subsidiaries, according to a Bloomberg News story.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump prompted anguish for 800,000 people brought illegally to the US as children by deciding to end a program shielding them from deportation on Tuesday.
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Lawmakers also likely have to solve the issue of whether to protect young immigrants losing the protection of an Obama-era program shielding them from deportation beginning in March.
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Shielding certain young undocumented aliens from deportation and giving them authorisation to work, Mr Sessions wrote, had been undertaken "without proper statutory authority" and in violation of the constitution.
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The White House on Tuesday placed the onus on Congress to extend protections for young undocumented immigrants after President Trump scrapped an Obama-era program shielding them from deportation.
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She'd have a grand total of 13 stops, taking the Victoria Line to Euston and then the Northern Line onto Highgate — all presumably while shielding her face from fans.
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Zuma's critics wanted the no confidence vote to be anonymous, hoping it will embolden ANC lawmakers to support his removal by shielding them from pressure from other party members.
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Shielding the public from 'dangerous' topics, information and ideas through censorship shrinks the space for dissent and also denies Tibetans of a means to express their culture and identity.
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Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service are also proposing regulations on Friday that would close a loophole that enables the shielding of foreign assets through U.S.–based anonymous companies.
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"It is time that BlackRock stops financing, sheltering and shielding destructive investments that threaten people and the planet," Brownell wrote this April in a letter addressed personally to Fink.
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The decision was viewed by some activists as a significant strike against a provision of state law that has long been cited by city lawyers in shielding such information.
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President Donald Trump, who has aligned with conservatives in calling for tougher restrictions on legal immigration in exchange for shielding the young immigrants, has stayed out of the spat.
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The bill adds language that makes the new excise tax on investment income applicable only to schools with "tuition-paying" students, shielding Berea College, which does not charge tuition.
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Shielding DeVos's flaws from public scrutiny by scheduling an unusually brief hearing with limited questions at an odd time works well if your goal is to spare her embarrassment.
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Shielding the so-called "intelligence community" from the public eye is a towering wall of government agencies, unaccountably bureaucratic review processes, and strict nondisclosure agreements designed to muzzle dissenters.
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To prep spacecraft for inevitable debris collisions in space, NASA (sometimes for itself, sometimes under contract to commercial operators) literally shoots projectiles at satellite shielding using light-gas guns.
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The European Union has passed such legislation, called the General Data Protection Regulation, or G.D.P.R., which forces companies such as Facebook to do a better job shielding individual data.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) summed up the sentiment on Tuesday, declining to commit to bringing any legislation shielding Mueller to the floor in the near future.
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Op-Ed Contributor "She's so strong," the little girl seated next to me at a Brooklyn screening of "Wonder Woman" kept repeating to her mother, occasionally shielding her eyes.
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Gates in 85033 pleaded guilty to assisting Manafort in hiding their work for the Ukrainian government and shielding their income from taxes by running it through offshore bank accounts.
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Mr. Lighthizer was a deputy United States trade representative in the Reagan administration and has been an advocate of shielding the American industrial base from government-assisted foreign competitors.
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"Instead of shielding the occupants from the outside world, the VISION AVTR brings the environment into the vehicle and strengthens the bond between humans and nature," the automaker claims.
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Clinton — who frequently hammers Trump on the campaign trail for shielding his tax documents — has posted to her website the prior eight years of her returns, extending through 2014.
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As it is, history may remember the 2020 GOP as making a choice between power and political short-termism and shielding the Constitution and accepted codes of presidential behavior.
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This may violate 8 U.S.C. § 85033(a)(1)(A)(iii), which provides criminal penalties for concealing, harboring or shielding aliens in the United States illegally — a very serious offense.
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Moreover, shielding doesn't protect against the greatest radiation effect: "scatter," which occurs when radiation ricochets inside the body, including under the shield and eventually deposits its energy in tissues.
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In a 219-206 vote, lawmakers approved a budget resolution for 9003 that sets up a process for shielding the GOP tax bill from a filibuster in the Senate.
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Prosecutors accused Warren of shielding the men from the U.S. Border Patrol and giving them directions while they stayed at the ramshackle wooden building known as "The Barn" Jan.
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In a 219-21625 vote, lawmakers approved a budget resolution for 2900 that sets up a process for shielding the GOP tax bill from a filibuster in the Senate.
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But with the advent of the 24-hour cable television era, other presidents have made a point of shielding themselves from the nonstop chatter to avoid becoming too reactive.
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The coaches and staffers face conspiracy charges for allegedly submitting the applications and shielding the families from consequences when the students did not actually end up playing on teams.
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"There is simply no denying that Russia, by shielding its Syrian ally, has breached its commitments its agreements to the United States as a framework guarantor," Tillerson said Tuesday.
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It is unknown if the Police Department will release his decision because of the city's broad interpretation of a state law shielding police officers' disciplinary records from public scrutiny.
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At the Pentagon, President Trump called for new investments in missile defenses aimed at shielding the U.S. from the increasingly sophisticated weaponry in North Korea, China, Russia and Iran.
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" It gets even more comical when Amanpour applauds the American press for once "actively shielding" the public from the health problems of FDR and JFK: Amanpour on CNN Monday: "Considering the media outrage over Hillary failing to tell them she had pneumonia on Friday, consider the media activity shielding some great American presidents, agreeing for instance not to show these photographs of Franklin D. Roosevelt, whose polio kept him confined to a wheelchair.
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A judge looked at Hill, a young first-time offender in treatment, and decided he deserved a chance at rehabilitation, shielding him and his family from the trauma of incarceration.
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"Somebody told us he was shielding some girls at the door when the guy came in," Jason told PEOPLE earlier this week not long after learning of his son's death.
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Its constitutionally protected special autonomous status underpins the region's tax resilience, shielding the revenue structure from the risk of unilateral interference from the state, including risks of annual budgetary appropriations.
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In yet another behind-the-scenes honeymoon photo, the star is shot from above by her husband as she tans on a sun bed with her hat shielding her face.
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And if Starship is supposed to start a lunar base, which Musk has proposed numerous times, then the higher radiation environment on the Moon will require advanced forms of shielding.
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This new photo, which shows the young woman sitting outside a window shielding the sun from her eyes, proves she's happy, healthy, and thriving — all anyone ever wanted for her.
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Now we have Hope Hicks, who, on top of already spending the past two and a half years of her life shielding Trump, has now decided to defend Rob Porter.
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In the high bay, NASA and Orion manufacturer Lockheed Martin will outfit the crew module with its systems and subsystems necessary for flight, including its heat-shielding thermal protection system.
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To its credit, the commission, stressing it was only a policy body, had previously urged the pope to create a separate tribunal to judge bishops accused of shielding abusive priests.
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Versions of bills shielding Dreamers from deportation have been introduced more than 20 times since 2001 when the first such proposal was floated, according to LawLogix, a legal software group.
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On top of the grief that comes from losing a loved one, Ariana Grande is also shielding herself from unwarranted blame after the death of her ex boyfriend Mac Miller.
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So essentially, you can tuck away the truth from the eyes and ears of your little ones, shielding them from a holiday 'secret' you think it's better they don't know.
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To that end, the researchers are planning to conduct a DNA analysis of the plants, and use spectroscopic techniques to analyze biomolecules and other substances responsible for the shielding effects.
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She can be seen trying to bond with her new bub, picking it up with her mouth to keep the still hairless newborn warm and shielding it from the keepers.
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Despite the tragic loss of cultural heritage, many museum administrators have found a silver lining, and admit they're now more knowledgeable about shielding precious artifacts from the ravages of war.
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To further efforts to pass comprehensive federal law shielding consumers from malfeasance from corporations like Facebook, hearings continue to be scheduled with experts over the need for government-imposed regulation.
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In one of the show's many remarkable works, "Burn" (2017), a nude female figure with a popping pink-orange sunburn sits awkwardly as if shielding herself from the setting sun.
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Mr Trump has revoked Mr Obama's executive actions shielding millions of undocumented migrants from deportation, though the legal status of those already granted work permits is now before the courts.
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In a letter, Attorney General Eric Schneiderman urged Cuomo and legislative leaders to close a loophole in New York's double jeopardy law shielding recipients of presidential pardons from state prosecution.
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Backers of the dividend approach say this would change corporate behavior while shielding consumers from rising energy costs to avoid protests like what France experienced when it raised fuel prices.
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Regardless of the merits of the sexual harassment claim by a gay student, the case illustrates how universities have treated due process protections as themselves fostering abuse and shielding harassers.
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Properly shielding whistleblowers would provide incentive for intelligence officials to tell the truth and to fully inform Congress and the courts because they know if they don't, someone else might.
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Defense lawyers argued that $1 million in secret payments from Edwards' donors to hide the candidates' pregnant mistress were aimed at shielding the affair from his wife, Elizabeth, not voters.
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It takes so long for the water to move that it surfaces in winter, moderating water temperatures and creating a refuge for some aquatic species, shielding them from winter's freeze.
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Black Lives Matter organizers argue secure devices allow them to exercise their First Amendment right to free speech, while shielding them from unreasonable searches and seizures, per the Fourth Amendment.
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Caucus members also discussed the fate of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program shielding young undocumented immigrants from deportation, which the Trump administration announced earlier it will rescind.
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The most bothersome source of interference is unintentional radio noise from spacecraft electronics, which could be avoided by asking moon-bound missions to include strong electromagnetic shielding for their spacecraft.
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They turn up on parts of the Moon that exhibit strong magnetic field strength, suggesting that the local magnetic hotspots are shielding the Moon's surface from the Sun's damaging rays.
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The officer watched as the woman dipped her hand into a commuter's purse while her partner stood in front of her, shielding her from view, according to the officer's affidavit.
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She says MBS's active cultural advocacy is a means of shielding his moral failings from the public eye while establishing Saudi Arabia as an international hub of arts and academia.
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Peter Lake, a law professor at Stetson University, said top investigators are often chosen because they have their own reputations to uphold, shielding them from questions about conflict of interest.
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When they scan the horizon in search of He whose arrival they perpetually anticipate, one Mr. Godot, they strike the exaggerated eye-shielding poses of sailors from an operetta chorus.
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D'Arnaud had no evidence that there was illegal sign-stealing going on, but like a nervous A.T.M. user shielding keystrokes even when no one is around, he took no chances.
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But there were some signs on Sunday that Republican senators who will keep him from office are concerned about the electoral impact of shielding the President among uncommitted swing voters.
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Trump has also shifted and shifted again in his message on the Obama-era the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program shielding certain young immigrants from deportation, frustrating Democrats.
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This requires some serious heat shielding, but at a certain point the heat shield becomes so bulky that it reduces the spacecraft's speed the closer it gets to the sun.
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On a recent morning outside the university's library, around a dozen students fenced with foam sticks representing the black batons used by police, and practised shielding blows with their backpacks.
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Iran has criticized Britain, France and Germany for failing to salvage the pact by shielding Tehran's economy from U.S. sanctions, reimposed since 2018 when Washington pulled out of the agreement.
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Investors will take great pains to protect themselves from market volatility or to save a few dollars in taxes, but shielding their wealth from legal judgments is often an afterthought.
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Given how much money and effort the CCP puts into shielding itself from international backlash and domestic separatism, it seems unlikely that it would be willing to take this risk.
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In the coming year, the National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements, which gives guidance to regulatory bodies, is expected to release a statement supporting a halt to patient shielding.
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A few miles away, at the University of Chicago Medicine hospitals, the recommendation to stop shielding "came as kind of a shock," said Dr. Kate Feinstein, chief of pediatric radiology.
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Based on the "denning" position of the two and the difference in their sizes, the creature might've been a parent shielding its wee offspring -- a behavior widespread among mammals today.
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Trump said in September he was ending former President Barack Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program shielding around 700,000 Dreamers, who are mostly from Mexico and Central America.
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So far, courts have kept the program alive, shielding about 800,000 young unauthorized immigrants who came to the US as children from deportation and allowing them to keep their jobs.
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However, as we've noted in the past, perhaps the greatest leakers of secure and private information is the very intelligence community that is charged with shielding us from those evildoers.
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The extended mind thesis also challenges the law's role in protecting both the content and the means of thought – that is, shielding what and how we think from undue influence.
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A police union, the Police Benevolent Association, argued for over a year that the videos were secret under a state civil rights statute shielding records used to evaluate officers' performance.
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She said her own plan would build on the existing health care law by reducing costs and capping prescription drug prices while shielding middle-class families from steep tax increases.
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Liebsch sent me a list of effective shielding materials, as well as the thickness each would need to be in order to equal the protection of 4 inches of concrete.
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