Police warned drivers to take care with dozens of traffic lights blacked out.
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"Take care with any other kind of stones and use a gentler form of cleaning," they suggest.
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If Trump tariffs happen, we're going to need to take care with any estimates of the impact.
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So take care with that legacy planning now, and your heirs will be well in the black later on.
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I think women are better because they are more approachable, they take their time, and they take care with what they do.
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But don't worry about those cheating Wall Streeters who can't be bothered to take care with people's investments and lives — "Fearless Girl" will stop them!
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" He recalled once asking a colleague in his section to take care with a particular passage, only to be told, "I don't take orders from you — I take orders from Szell.
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She immediately responded in the positive, and at the end of the next class she told us to take care with the reading, as there were depictions of sexual abuse and incest.
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It's a book about realizing there are reasons politicians take care with what they say, reasons they listen to their staffers, reasons they respect the norms of the institutions in which they serve.
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But learning how to choose produce from the markets, learning how to balance flavors from a young age, learning how to take care with your cooking, were things I grew to really enjoy.
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Italians take care with care — and that means ditching heavier foundation for a rich moisturizer, never letting your hair go one day too long with dry-shampooed roots, and using a luxe mask every chance you get.
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When I would take breaths, so that I would not be tempted to let out the faint hint of a giggle because I knew if I did not take care with these steps to be the perfect player at hid and go seek, I would have not only lost out on a quiet night but, a much less stress-filled one.
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Google Authenticator uses default parameters which are weaker than the suggestions in RFC 6238. Such defaults can be reasonably exploited, as demonstrated in Hashcat's TOTP cracking engine. For this reason, operators using Google Authenticator should take care with the secrets being used.
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The bridge was redesigned, but suffered a second accident in 1916, when its centre span fell while being hoisted into place. Finally, in 1917 the bridge was completed and stood across the St. Lawrence River as a symbolic gateway into Canada. The engineers sometimes regard the bridge as a reminder to Canadian engineers to take care with their designs and to persevere in the face of adversity.
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She warns him about the other residents of the island, telling him to take care with the food, medication and cigarettes, which have been laced with psychotropic drugs. When Teddy returns to the hospital, he can't find Chuck and is told he had no partner. He escapes and tries to rescue Chuck at the lighthouse, where he believes the experiments take place. He reaches the top of the lighthouse and finds only hospital administrator Dr. Cawley seated at a desk.
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Some of the highest levels in the nation. Human health, if impacted, would be impacted slowly, over years of small amounts of exposure and could be hard to detect. A few simple measures can greatly decrease soil ingestion rates, like washing hands and dusting and vacuuming regularly. Take care with the amount of fish and waterfowl that are taken and eaten from the Carson River, Lake Lahontan, Indian Lakes, Big and Little Washoe Lakes and the Stillwater Wildlife Refuge (review NDOW guidance).
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The 3-storey house is in the arts and craft style. One of the texts on the front elevation is a reminder to take care with time before it passes, "TAK TENT IN TIME ~ ERE TIME BE TINT", the other text reminds the occupier that there were and will be others living in the house, "ALL WAS OTHERS ~ ALL WILL BE OTHERS".Dr John Haddon & The Text House Council pre-fabs were put up in the Ashloaning at the end of the war followed by the "Crudens semis" and the "Orlits". During the 1950s, six more semi-detached houses were built in The Loaning and ten in Murray Place.
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The Kōjien, like most Japanese dictionaries, writes headwords in hiragana syllabary and collates them in gojūon ("50 sounds") order. Baroni and Bialock (2005) describe the Kōjien as "an old standard that gives extensive definitions, etymologies (as always take care with these), and variant usages for words, places, historical and literary figures, and furigana for difficult or old terms." This dictionary is notable for including current Japanese catchphrases and buzzwords. For instance, the 4th edition added furītā (フリーター "a part-time worker by choice"), which blends two loanwords: furī (フリー "free", from English, as in furīransu フリーランス "freelance") and arubaitā (アルバイター "part-time worker", from German Arbeiter "worker").
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The result of a merge of two image files might not result in an image file at all. The second developer checking in the code will need to take care with the merge, to make sure that the changes are compatible and that the merge operation does not introduce its own logic errors within the files. These problems limit the availability of automatic or semi-automatic merge operations mainly to simple text-based documents, unless a specific merge plugin is available for the file types. The concept of a reserved edit can provide an optional means to explicitly lock a file for exclusive write access, even when a merging capability exists.
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Lynn: Government must take care with Pentagon reform Lynn touring Marine positions in Afghanistan. The Pentagon leadership has started a sweeping effort to free up about $100 billion over the next five years to maintain current fighting forces and to modernize weapons systems. Lynn in June 2010 said the goal is to find more savings within the defense budget without cutting the top-line number. Pentagon leaders are eying 2 to 3 percent real growth in the Pentagon's budget for the areas that need it most: force structure and modernization. Two-thirds of the $100 billion cost savings spread out over the next five years will come from trimming overhead on a department-wide basis.
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