Believe me when I tell you that we are already vigilant, we are already exhausted from being vigilant, and we are tired of telling you about how vigilant we are.
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" A Vigilant Solutions spokesperson told Motherboard that "as policy, Vigilant Solutions is not at liberty to discuss or share any contractual details.
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Stay Vigilant At the end of the day, Monsegur thinks that the best thing anyone can do to keep their phone secure is to stay vigilant.
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Vigilant documents reviewed by The Verge listed 86 separate California agencies sharing data through the Vigilant network, six of which represent some kind of sanctuary district.
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"We will be vigilant about what is going to happen in the coming hours, and extremely vigilant about what happens in the coming days," Bouchart said.
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It doesn't matter how smart or vigilant you are — except inasmuch as you are vigilant about controlling your exposure to advertising — repeated often enough, any message will likely take hold.
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" He said that "We have to be very vigilant.
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But what exactly are we supposed to be vigilant about?
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Workers aren't the only ones who need to be vigilant.
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She asked that communities remain vigilant and not to panic.
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Hollande added that the nations should be vigilant with Tehran.
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"Avoid" means not only to run but to be vigilant.
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But he's quick to advise outdoor enthusiasts to remain vigilant.
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So, I think all of us need to be vigilant.
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And I think definitely being vigilant is important in understanding.
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We must all remain vigilant and stand up for equality.
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"We are remaining extremely vigilant," said Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo.
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Women, while dining out, typically have to be more vigilant.
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"We've got to be very vigilant about that," he said.
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Be vigilant Learn the warning signs of depression and burnout.
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We are asking that everyone stay vigilant and be safe.
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Be vigilant about which networks you connect to while traveling.
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The Wildlife Warriors are urging drivers to be extra vigilant.
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To be vigilant, to be critical while we're doing it.
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"So you have to be really vigilant and extra organized."
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Ads crowded the streams of even the most vigilant users.
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Vigilant Solutions did not respond to a request for comment.
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We must remain vigilant to protect healthcare for all children.
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"I would think they would be pretty vigilant," she said.
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"We need to be smart, vigilant and tough," he said.
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Nonetheless, there are reasons for LGBT people to be vigilant.
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All sides did agree that we must stand vigilant guard
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Be vigilant when in public places and using mass transit.
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"Do research, be vigilant, and watch your step," he said.
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Cameron and his band are vigilant enough to avoid this.
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"We've got to be extra, extra, extra vigilant," she said.
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The need to be vigilant is even more urgent now.
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Better, Weisman believes, to be fretfully vigilant than torpidly complacent.
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But I could be supportive and vigilant on the outside.
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"We need to be smart, vigilant and tough," Trump tweeted.
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I'm much more excited and vigilant than anxious and concerned.
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One has to be vigilant against the hard left, too.
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Doctors should be vigilant and inform patients of the risks.
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We must be vigilant and prepared for a long fight.
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"We need to be smart, vigilant and tough," Trump said.
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If talks were to resume, ARCEP would be very vigilant.
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Is there lasting relief from the need to be vigilant?
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As with most cybersecurity concerns, users have to stay vigilant.
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Ultimately, the best protection is staying vigilant about suspicious activity.
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"Be vigilant and you shouldn't be scared," said Experian's Bruemmer.
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Congress and consumer advocates must remain vigilant to these ploys.
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Mr. Turnbull said people should be vigilant but not afraid.
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At parties, we learn to be vigilant when they're around.
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According to a disclosure on the company's website, Irvine Company has been an active client of Vigilant Solutions since at least 2016 by feeding back data to the Vigilant network and appropriate law enforcement agencies.
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Kondo is vigilant about the order in which tidying should occur.
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We need to be vigilant because things can change very quickly.
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We all need to stay vigilant until the Mueller report arrives.
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But your hyper-vigilant download habits should extend beyond your smartphone.
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If anything, however, that has only made the Sialkotis more vigilant.
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Obama calls for vigilance "We have to remain vigilant," Obama said.
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In response, her grocery shopping habits have become vigilant — and creative.
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Be vigilant as the effective date of the new rule approaches.
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But some medical experts fear that not everyone is as vigilant.
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Yet despite the efforts of vigilant imams, people game the system.
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" It advised that British citizens "should be vigilant at this time.
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He called on the public to be vigilant for suspicious activity.
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He also grew less vigilant about his twice-daily drug regimen.
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Each Malian must also be vigilant against attempts of electoral fraud.
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They were found by vigilant locals before the devices could explode.
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Jordan has long been vigilant about the risk of militant attacks.
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We must remain vigilant and committed to preventing new Zika infections.
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And rivals will be extra-vigilant as the conditions fade away.
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We must remain vigilant to end the war and the suffering.
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We have to remain vigilant about which customers we allow in.
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In the meantime, "we all need to be vigilant," said Sage.
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Investors have remained vigilant about any new developments on the situation.
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The agency's logo is still a lidless eye, sleepless, ever-vigilant.
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No one has a crystal ball, and we must be vigilant.
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Please listen and tell your friends about us, and stay vigilant.
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The U.S. should always be vigilant in protecting Americans from terrorism.
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Second, we can be vigilant for signs of stress in students.
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She urges other families enrolling patients in hospice to be vigilant.
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Be vigilant, remain brave and beware agitators, she told the crowd.
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He said police will stay vigilant as the cleanup goes on.
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And now, he said, lawmakers have to be ever more vigilant.
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He asked that the community be vigilant and report anything suspicious.
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Today I try to remain vigilant against these old thought patterns.
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And so that's why I think you've got to be vigilant.
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I.R.B.s are especially vigilant when studies involve children, a vulnerable group.
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Perhaps the tech giants will become vigilant in banning these forgeries.
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"We'll be highly vigilant, at least while I'm here," he said.
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"If we're not vigilant, we will lose our democracy," he said.
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But now, those same people say they appreciate her vigilant efforts.
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While we're not overly alarmed at this point, we're always vigilant.
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The world must be vigilant and not be caught unawares again.
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Everyone I know, including myself, we're all either anxious or vigilant.
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Will they have to keep their heads on swivels, forever vigilant?
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That said, we all need to be more vigilant than usual.
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The writer's life is, in part, a vigilant prowl for characters.
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So teams like the Yankees had been vigilant about their rivals.
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The best advice is: Be vigilant about performing your fiduciary duty.
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Still, investors keep vigilant watch on any developments around the sickness.
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"The BSP stands vigilant....We're on the right track," he said.
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It's not a full recovery, and I'll have to stay vigilant.
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"We will be vigilant and hope for the best," she said.
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And they have to urge their neighbors to be vigilant too.
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In February, the City of Alameda voted down a $500,000 contract with Vigilant, and San Pablo voted against a $2.9 million vendor switch to Vigilant the following month, although the San Pablo measure was subsequently approved.
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Be vigilant about fake news and always verify before you share.4.
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Again, I think we have to be vigilant about all of this.
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That means run, but also be vigilant and aware of the surroundings.
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ICE finalized its contract with Vigilant Solutions in January of this year.
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Trump has been particularly vigilant about safeguarding details of his financial health.
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Tuckerman was vigilant about protecting Kennedy's privacy even in her final days.
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You have to be vigilant and take control over your own destiny.
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Even then, we must remain vigilant against the encroachment on our rights.
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We have a plan, we will watch them, we will be vigilant.
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Be vigilant of when you get too comfortable — and choose discomfort instead.
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But regulators must be vigilant, lest the time come to say: Stop!
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" "We're vigilant to the fact (that) the yield curve is flattening somewhat.
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"The FTC remains vigilant in protecting consumers' privacy and security," said Henderson.
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She urges others to be vigilant and take steps to protect themselves.
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Update 7/12 11:17AM ET: Updated with further statement from Vigilant.
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Vigilant Solutions and ICE did not immediately return a request for comment.
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I have to be completely vigilant over my time. Right. Yeah. Right.
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When people ask the vendors in mandarin Chinese, the vendors become vigilant.
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But that's made us a very vigilant company with everything we do.
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She was was tired of all this vigilant untagging and self-criticism.
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We should be more engaged and more vigilant with our national conversations.
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The president urged Americans to stay vigilant and report suspects to authorities.
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All of us have to be vigilant in this new political climate.
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Overall, the participants experienced decreased "vigilant attention and subjective alertness" before bedtime.
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Ms. Hutchins is often irreverent, sometimes irritable and indelicately vigilant about shoplifting.
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Nonetheless, we must be vigilant in our protection of all nuclear materials.
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It didn't stop me from getting into trouble, but she was vigilant.
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On the Medicare side, the minority party has been no less vigilant.
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In fact, voters need to become that much more aware and vigilant.
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We have to be very careful, we have to be very vigilant.
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He has had to remain vigilant in monitoring holes in his defense.
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"I urge all Londoners to remain calm and vigilant," Mr. Khan said.
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We have to be very, very strong and vigilant at the borders.
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But the official added that authorities remain very vigilant throughout the state.
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I think consumers have to become even more vigilant about those requests.
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"All localities should be vigilant and actively guard against it," it said.
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" Since younger women aren't screened regularly, Thorner advises them to "be vigilant.
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However, the Mexican peso seems protected by the central bank's vigilant stance.
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The Coast Guard had become more vigilant and the landings had decreased.
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In that report, Public Health England urged medical professionals to be vigilant.
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He instructs them to be vigilant about online classes that began Wednesday.
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We must endeavor to be vigilant caretakers of what we have left.
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We have been much less vigilant against the threat of Huxleyan distraction.
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As always, be vigilant for scams in times of stress and uncertainty.
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We are following the Centers for Disease Control guidelines and remain vigilant.
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The agency has also become a more vigilant supervisor of big banks.
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Mr. Zorn and Mr. Cline relaxed into a vigilant consensus behind her.
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When she falls asleep, exhausted, Chace stays vigilant, waiting for the call.
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Opie swatted at the glass, while Karma sat upright, a vigilant sentry.
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My office will be vigilant in protecting consumers and enforcing licensing laws.
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I'm urging the public to be vigilant about the dangers lurking online.
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At the same time, we are vigilant and we judge on deeds.
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The new data "raise the flag to be vigilant," Dr. Pochapin said.
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If we were vigilant, we'd say, 'No, I'm going to speak Seke.
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However, that is when, historically, you need to be the most vigilant.
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State television warned the public to stay vigilant and refrain from gatherings.
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I have to be so vigilant with security and keeping myself safe.
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On one hand, being vigilant about incoming emails is a good thing.
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He called the public to be vigilant, despite Conditt's death early Wednesday.
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Police warned to stay vigilant, suggesting there could be other suspect packages.
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We try to stay vigilant, but this can happen to anyone anywhere.
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"We remain vigilant," said the Belgian prime minister, Charles Michel, on Twitter.
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Mr. Indre, a moderate Republican, said he remained vigilant against fake news.
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Classroom environments made him anxious; the bustle of students kept him vigilant.
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Investors will also be vigilant for any updates on the coronavirus crisis.
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We need to do our best to be vigilant and protect Americans.
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However, Angelenos should remain vigilant and always be aware of your surroundings.
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The South Carolina Office of Emergency Management told residents to be vigilant.
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" "We're vigilant to the fact (that) the yield curve is flattening somewhat.
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We've never been more vigilant against the potential of a threat there.
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Even if you're not being victimized yourself, it's essential to stay vigilant.
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"We must remain vigilant at all times, and we are asking citizens to also be vigilant," French Interior Minister Bruno Le Roux told a news conference in Paris, noting that the threat of a terrorist attack was high.
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" Vigilant Solutions also reached out to dispute the veracity of the EFF report, providing TechCrunch with the following statement: "These law enforcement agencies do not have the ability in Vigilant Solutions' system to electronically copy this data or share this data with other persons or agencies, such as ICE… "The article notes, "Vigilant Solutions shares data with as many as 1,000 law enforcement agencies nationwide.
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JAY CLAYTON: Oh, I think we always have to be vigilant, you know.
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"In any case, the current farce has made China vigilant," the editorial read.
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"Niamey was very vigilant about not losing the north," Tarka told Business Insider.
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Nolette thinks attorneys general will be especially vigilant on environmental and healthcare issues.
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EDMUNDS SAYS: Be vigilant when you&aposre shopping online for private-party cars.
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States must fortify their systems against hacking and remain vigilant to any breaches.
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And those are times and snapshots that enforcers need to be really vigilant.
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"We're really going to be very vigilant," Ericson told The Verge on Monday.
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People should continue to be vigilant and follow the advice from the NCSC.
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I'm going to talk to our residents, neighbors, friends to be more vigilant.
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Vigilant Solutions works with roughly 3,000 law enforcement agencies, according to the Atlantic.
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Reassure them that they're safe, and be vigilant but critical of the hype.
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As entrepreneurship and reality TV collide in Mexico, we should all be vigilant.
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You need to be vigilant about bed bugs, says Philippi, speaking from experience.
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When a life is on the line, judges should be vigilant, not dismissive.
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The bottom line: Ilunga agrees they need to remain vigilant against the outbreak.
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We hope the public will remain calm and be vigilant for possible threats.
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The British government also warned its citizens to be vigilant when visiting Belgium.
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Instead, they're small inside jokes, references, and winks for the hyper-vigilant viewer.
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That means consumers need to stay vigilant, even after they file their returns.
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It urged schools to be vigilant about the use of such smart watches.
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"Parents need to be so, so vigilant in situations like this," he said.
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And now we will cross our fingers and be as vigilant as possible.
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This summer, we're even better prepared and better protected, if we remain vigilant.
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They are, by their own training and experience, ever-vigilant spies and cops.
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They also found that some industries, like the financial industry, are especially vigilant.
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Ling: So you're going to be as vigilant as you always have been?
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But Vigilant has sent mixed messages on how widely data travels through NVLS.
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PG: I thought only gay kids were so vigilant, reading every little sign.
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Lighthizer will be as vigilant as anybody in the business in monitoring this.
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The exercise, known as "Vigilant Ace," began Monday and will run through Friday.
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Here, the instructors are vigilant in pushing their students to be forever searching.
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I think it is worth everyone being vigilant of this kind of intent.
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But we still have an independent press, which I trust will be vigilant.
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As long as the volcano remains active, residents should be vigilant, Sutopo said.
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When the tips start poking through the ground, you'll need to be vigilant.
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Instead, he chose to be vigilant until his own safety was in jeopardy.
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She would, from now on, have to be alert in public spaces. Vigilant.
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"It seems therefore that the sleeping brain remains somewhat vigilant," he tells me.
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All you can do is be vigilant, report on what is really happening.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took to Twitter to warn people to be vigilant.
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And we would need to be vigilant, and patient, in this scenario, too.
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"At the same time, though, it's our responsibility to be vigilant," he said.
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And he continues to be vigilant, even when it comes to online dating.
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We have to be very strong and we have to be very vigilant.
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They would stay vigilant when foraging, looking up frequently to check their surroundings.
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His owner is vigilant about not letting his diet and exercise routines lapse.
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They're just encouraging people to be vigilant about hand washing and cleaning surfaces.
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The official urged students to be vigilant and to refuse any "free lunch."
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As a general rule, Dr. Lerner suggests we be vigilant rather than underreacting.
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That was interesting because I have not known LaGuardia to be particularly vigilant.
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Each time he was amiable with the staff and did not appear vigilant.
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The FBI urged banks to be vigilant and to upgrade their security practices.
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" But Mr. Weaver added, "Of course, given our experience, we are ever vigilant.
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"We will continue to remain vigilant and respond as new information comes in."
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But up on the hill, Quinn suddenly stood up, vigilant, barking and growling.
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You have to be vigilant with applicants on Craiglist, but that's nothing new.
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I did feel obviously a little more vigilant but no sense of trepidation.
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I am typically an observant traveler, but in Hong Kong, I became vigilant.
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One of these steps is to urge the public to be more vigilant.
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"This helps everybody remain vigilant and promotes safety and security," the statement said.
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"Tomorrow is another day, and we have to be as vigilant," he said.
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Politicians in multiple countries said social media companies need to be more vigilant.
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You don't need to stay off the road completely, but be extra vigilant.
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That we'll just stay as vigilant and involved as we need to be.
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If anyone was unaware of his résumé, Mr. Cruz was vigilant about correcting that.
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Investigators said they believe the attempted robbery was thwarted by extra vigilant bank employees.
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It demonstrates that even the hyper-vigilant gain weight around the holidays, he said.
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In his remarks, Biden said progressives must remain vigilant once Donald Trump assumes office.
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Google's foe, the Initiative for a Competitive Online Marketplace, said regulators should stay vigilant.
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Yet Bowdich urged consumers to remain vigilant when it comes to protecting their information.
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"This has only just begun, so you have to be constantly vigilant," he said.
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Police asked the public to remain vigilant, particularly in airports and at train stations.
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He believes that software providers have to be vigilant about security at all times.
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But we need to be vigilant and alert to the data flow, for sure.
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France will be "particularly vigilant regarding employment and industrial footprint," another Paris official said.
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The British Transport Police called on people to remain vigilant and report suspicious behavior.
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The think-tanks need to be vigilant that they're not simply selling their brands.
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Unlike the vigilant sentinel, the sea creatures don't seem to even notice my presence.
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We encourage the public to continue to be vigilant and call with anything suspicious.
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Still, more vigilant governments could certainly do more to curb abuses by superstar companies.
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It is right that central banks should be vigilant about threats to financial stability.
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Having grown up in South Florida, you learn to stay vigilant during peak season.
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If anyone needed a reminder to be vigilant about their investments, this is it.
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The President, myself, we've had conversations, we know what's happening, we are being vigilant.
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Aside from the occasional 20-minute nap, he must remain vigilant at all times.
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The company advises customers to contact their bank and "remain vigilant" for fraudulent charges.
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A voiceover warns parents to be vigilant and on the lookout for child snatchers.
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Everyone — no matter which phone they own — needs to be vigilant before downloading apps.
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It's not just women who need to be vigilant about men's behavior toward women.
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"They might be hyper-vigilant about other people and have trust issues," he says.
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It warned against a premature rate cut and urged the CBE to remain vigilant.
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It will be up to the newcomers, though, to be vigilant about new problems.
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The panel emphasized that business leaders must be vigilant and recognize these blind spots.
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"We need to be more vigilant now," Wi told reporters in a phone briefing.
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On their website Vigilant Global explained why the tower needs to be so high.
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RBPlat said there had been no protests on Thursday but it would remain vigilant.
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Facebook has long been vigilant about keeping your News Feed free of "inappropriate" content.
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He has urged voters to remain vigilant in this final stretch to election day.
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"We must remain vigilant and continue to address these challenges head on," Johnson said.
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"We must also be very vigilant towards the return of foreign fighters," Hollande said.
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The Intelligence Ministry called on people to be vigilant and report any suspicious movement.
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We resolve to remain vigilant and prevent such an attack from ever happening again.
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But Domenech is right that Zuckerberg's empire still needs vigilant watchdogs and rigorous critiques.
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"Become vigilant about attributing comments to the people who made them first," she says.
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We must remain vigilant, not just on health care, but other issues as well.
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"Become vigilant about attributing comments to the people who made them first," Bohnet says.
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After the attack, the Sikh Coalition released a statement for others to remain vigilant.
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"We're going to be vigilant and continue to do what we do," Friday said.
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The bottom line, the experts emphasized, is to be vigilant and take precautions online.
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And Democrats vowed to stay vigilant to ensure Iran complies with the nuclear deal.
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But the truth is that people with food allergies have to stay constantly vigilant.
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"The public at large is going to have to be extra vigilant," he said.
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Iowa's two senators and four representatives would have been vigilant in demanding immediate action.
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WE'LL HAVE TO BE VIGILANT ABOUT IT, BUT I THINK IT WILL BE MANAGEABLE.
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It could be taken back from [us] if we are not vigilant and strong.
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A cast of retired military and on- and off-duty police officers remain vigilant.
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On one count, though, Mr. Hill has remained vigilant in defense of his president.
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But there will be others like him, and journalists need to be more vigilant.
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"We always have to be vigilant," says Astrid Silva of the group DREAM Vegas.
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Apart from being vigilant, there is not much people can do about algae blooms.
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Things are getting better—but we need to stay vigilant, and keep pushing harder.
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Some experts thought Lyme could be controlled if people were vigilant about checking themselves.
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They alerted their community to stay vigilant for general scams at this time ( here ).
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We do not accept our past; therefore we are not vigilant about our future.
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Agencies and would-be sponsors know they're being scammed, and are growing more vigilant.
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I thought that this was behind me, but I now know to be vigilant.
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"Be vigilant in redirecting conduct which is demeaning, intolerant, disrespectful, offensive," Mr. King said.
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Wall Street will be vigilant next week as any updates on the coronavirus surface.
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The chief justice should be vigilant to ensure that sound legal processes are followed.
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Vendors who participated in the study included Intel, Microsoft, Panasonic, SenseTime, and Vigilant Solutions.
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Scientists must recognize and fight political censorship, while they remain vigilant for political interference.
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Organizers are expected to be vigilant in filing takedown notices with social media networks.
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Unfortunately, companies big and small have to be ever vigilant about a data breach.
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We must be vigilant against those who wish our country and our people harm.
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"This is a worrying and serious situation and investors must be vigilant," he added.
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And as we've seen over the past week, it is particularly vigilant about apps.
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Everything changes so quickly, so they have to be very vigilant with the documentation.
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Do not assume someone else will step up -- all of us must be vigilant.
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And even then, the industry will have to stay vigilant about addressing new technologies.
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Parents should be vigilant that their children are in fact receiving adequate pain management.
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As a result, airlines and security services around the world have to remain vigilant.
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Musk went on to urge employees to be "extremely vigilant" and to report anything suspicious.
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Official sponsors are sure to be vigilant to prevent non-official brands from "ambushing" them.
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Amir himself has even attracted ire—and diss tracks—for being vigilant as a mod.
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We are being vigilant for evidence of spread to other parts of the Miami area.
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It has one of the most proactive PR teams around and its supporters are vigilant.
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The thing is, Google's email doesn't actually say why people should be vigilant right now.
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Given that their neighbors were just murdered, it makes sense that they're being hyper-vigilant.
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However, Streep devoted her entire acceptance speech to remaining vigilant in the face of Trump.
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"I expect the agency to be vigilant in identifying and pursuing these cases," O'Rielly said.
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That can be alarming and poisonous, and we should be very vigilant about rejecting it.
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While it has recently fallen back to more usual levels, "we remain vigilant," said Turnill.
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He has encouraged them to monitor polling places and to be vigilant against voter fraud.
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Experts say it means would-be sunbathers need to be more vigilant about taking precautions.
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" Vigilant Solutions disputed the EFF report, calling it "inaccurate and rooted in opinion, not fact.
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He credited a "vigilant citizen" with finding the victim on a subway train on Tuesday.
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Investors will stay vigilant for comments on credit quality and the health of the economy.
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The takeaway, though, is that tech teams must be vigilant about preparing for platform shifts.
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And because of its history, Germany is extra-vigilant about extremism on the far right.
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People on Guam, which has a big US military presence, are staying vigilant but calm.
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We must remain vigilant in making sure that promise becomes real for all our citizens.
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WannaCry was only stopped because a vigilant researcher discovered a critical weakness in its code.
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When the subjects were asked "Is this a phishing e-mail?" they were extremely vigilant.
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First, responsible services must be vigilant to help throttle the distribution of child trafficking advertisements.
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On February 4th nine members of Congress from Indiana asked the STB to be vigilant.
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The Bank of France in a statement called the general public "to be very vigilant".
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"We're also calling on individuals to be vigilant when they're making hotel bookings," said Sachdev.
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But she said France remained vigilant on the issue of the land border with Ireland.
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She refuses to live in fear, she said, but she can't help but be vigilant.
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Travelers should be vigilant during the Pan American Games, from July 26 to August 11.
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For other Vigilant clients under sanctuary policy, the data can be even harder to track.
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It is imperative the venture industry remain vigilant on FIRRMA and related national security issues.
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This stretch, in the heat of the day, was when you had to be vigilant.
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In the future, we'll all have to be a little bit more vigilant, Relph said.
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That's why friends and family need to be particularly vigilant about any shifts in mood.
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"I am not very vigilant at keeping Lactaid with me," he said in a tweet.
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We must be vigilant, have faith in and use the courts, and above all, vote.
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We are all targets and the industry remains vigilant to confront this risk every day.
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"If anything, recent events around the world underscore the need to remain vigilant," he added.
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In May, the government advised banks to be vigilant after several cases of bill fraud.
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They have to be careful, they have to be vigilant, they have to be trained.
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Johnson asked the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity to the FBI.
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It's tough work but we need to stay vigilant and informed, now more than ever.
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She is hyper-vigilant about the ways in which the community responds to their work.
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By having been targeted before with government hacking attempts, they were more vigilant than usual.
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Some experts also question whether the Obama administration itself was vigilant about enforcing the rule.
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We must be vigilant because freedom-destroying laws are bound to arise sooner or later.
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It requires that we all stay vigilant and address the issues we care about. Sen.
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Americans would do well to remember that and stay vigilant against letting it happen here.
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He has also encouraged universities to be more vigilant about the spread of Western influences.
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Just being a bit more vigilant about who I talk to and protecting myself online.
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Moving forward, we need to be more vigilant with what we trust from the internet.
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So remember kids, stay vigilant because no Pokémon is worth dying for—unless it's Mewtwo.
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No matter what, be vigilant, and be prepared to revisit this topic again and again.
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The biggest thing individuals can do, he said, is be vigilant about our own habits.
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People born prematurely should be especially vigilant about the onset of kidney disease decades later.
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After making the repairs, management should remind tenants that they have to be vigilant, too.
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Patients do not generally outgrow peanut allergies, so they must be vigilant throughout their lives.
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If she felt confident in her appearance, she wouldn't be so vigilant about yours, right?
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The media must be vigilant too, as Vox's visuals editor Kainaz Amaria recently pointed out.
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S. citizens are reminded to review personal security plans and remain vigilant at all times.
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It means that companies must be more vigilant about their role in the public sphere.
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Mountain goats that stuck around humans were generally not as vigilant as their backcountry counterparts.
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He urged fellow Thais "to be vigilant and keep a close eye on our children".
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The flower-scented roads are not all lined with sidewalks so be vigilant for cars.
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Rick Scott tweeted that Floridians and visitors should monitor the weather system and remain vigilant.
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The surroundings, she said, mean counselors are vigilant for signs of post-traumatic stress disorder.
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The defeated rat is reclusive, hyper-vigilant, avoidant, and shows an incapacity to experience pleasure.
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Investors have to be "more vigilant" and "discerning," when putting together their portfolios, he said.
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As we expect more attacks in Europe, we must be vigilant and change our approach.
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"The AIU are permanently vigilant and there are tests that are intelligence-led," said Coe.
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"We will continue to remain vigilant and respond as new information comes in," Hilkey added.
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"People kind of got complacent and not vigilant about updating their machines," Mr. Wysopal said.
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Situational awareness means being aware of our surroundings, ever vigilant to threats that may arise.
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"Sadly, we need to be more vigilant this time of year than at any other."
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"Users should be extra vigilant when installing apps, particularly those intended for use by children."
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The answer is to become more vigilant, more aware of what's going on around us.
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Congress must be vigilant in ensuring that each and every one of us is counted.
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But it also seemed to rely almost completely on the presence of extraordinarily vigilant magistrates.
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But health officials are asking the public to remain vigilant and to practice good hygiene.
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Not yet — but we are being very vigilant and looking for signs of trouble ahead.
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However, he asked the public to "remain vigilant" of suspicious packages in the coming days.
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Clearly we must continue to be vigilant about whether drugs pose physical harm to patients.
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"Let us remain vigilant, moved by a desire to take collective, pragmatic and effective action."
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Israel and its allies must remain extremely vigilant and active to counter the Iranian threat.
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The companies whose products were evaluated included Idemia, Intel, Microsoft, Panasonic, SenseTime and Vigilant Solutions.
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All the while, a mysterious figure guards over a cityscape, watchful, vigilant, and fuzzy-eared.
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But now we need to constantly be vigilant for this operation not to come back.
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But we have to be extremely vigilant and extremely careful when it comes to nuclear.
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It's still important to stay vigilant and check for HTTPS, but pack a VPN too.
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Pressure ulcers can develop in as little as two hours, so the challenge is staying vigilant.
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In the meantime, student activists are pressing schools to remain vigilant on sexual assault, said Peterson.
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You know, perhaps they have to be vigilant about making money because there isn't any about!
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He says police are asking the public to remain vigilant of anything out of the ordinary.
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All of us – myself included – need to be vigilant to protect this country from these dangers.
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We must remain ever vigilant in our fight to eradicate hate in Wayne County and beyond.
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The chief promised an aggressive investigation into Lindsey's slaying and urged the community to remain vigilant.
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But that same vigilant hardwiring also makes it too easy to worry about the wrong things.
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"We&aposre going to stay vigilant, and make sure there are no hot spots," Eaby said.
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CBP will remain vigilant against any effort by criminals to exploit disruptions caused by the storm.
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Consumers have to be educated about the issue, and they need to be vigilant, he said.
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They're often supplied by technology vendors like Vigilant Solutions, which markets them directly to law enforcement.
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The PSA ends with Peele urging people to "stay woke" by being vigilant to media sources.
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Costa Rican President Luis Guillermo Solis urged residents to remain vigilant, noting rains would likely resume.
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If we are going to be vigilant against Ebola's re-emergence, we need to find it.
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But although our new machine vision systems are tireless and ever-vigilant, they're far from infallible.
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"The reality is, we all have to be very vigilant with our personal information," said Whitmore.
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Authorities warned locals to stay indoors and be vigilant while the gunman remained on the loose.
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The United Nations issued an emergency notification advising staff in the capital, Juba, to remain vigilant.
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When the practices would have been detected and stopped without a vigilant press is anyone's guess.
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You have to be willing to stay vigilant, so that we are a country of inclusivity.
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But you should still always be vigilant for prices that seem too good to be true.
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Singapore residents responded to government calls to be vigilant and to take precautions against mosquito bites.
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Fitch expects TLI's financial performance remains sound with its vigilant pricing policy, and consistent investment incomes.
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Zombies are living among humans, and throwing something as common as a ball requires vigilant security.
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It's that hyper-vigilant, delicious agony I feel when watching Chicago sports teams in playoff games.
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The United States will be vigilant in ensuring that Iran is held accountable for such behavior.
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While Harvey could become a tropical depression by Sunday night, residents are warned to remain vigilant.
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But today—as a vigilant statement on free speech—is hacktivism a form of contemporary art?
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"That's the time of day we are vigilant and able to knock away distractions," Pink says.
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So you still need to remain vigilant to avoid an unexpected charge on your credit card.
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To that end, he told "Power Lunch" it's important that the , U.K. and France stay vigilant.
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"I think there's always a need to be vigilant; that's the starting point," Mr. Miller said.
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Parents of premature babies often need to be extra vigilant about infants' feeding and sleep schedules.
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From rising college costs to fake news, parents should be vigilant and honest with their children.
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"Please remain vigilant and avoid the area ... If you see any suspicious activity, please call 911."
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"To this end, we must remain highly vigilant and enhance our sense of urgency," Fan said.
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For that, we owe them gratitude – as long as we also remain vigilant over them too.
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In the past, the Turkish military was vigilant about possible infiltration by members of Islamic fraternities.
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Vigilant viewers will soon observe that Greta, though hospitable, is about as kindly as potassium cyanide.
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"I would rule it out, but we would have to be very vigilant," Mr. Trump said.
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However, the virus is still present and this summer we must remain prepared, protected and vigilant.
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Activists need to be vigilant as they organize, educate, and empower communities to oppose the ban.
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But it's up to you, the brave and vigilant Robot Woman Tester, to save us all.
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It reminds you to remain vigilant and question the seeming certainty of the world around you.
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The word Fitzsimmons employs when he testifies or speaks about the SFFA lawsuit is "vigilant," e.g.
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But perhaps the best approach, he said, is to be vigilant and aware of one's surroundings.
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My husband believes that I am a germaphobe, and I believe he could be more vigilant.
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He shared his experience in a series of Facebook posts, urging others to be more vigilant.
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They may seem hyper-aroused or vigilant, ever alert and cringing, braced to flee or fight.
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He also warned the novice gunman that he had to be especially vigilant in the mountains.
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So yes, there are reasons to be concerned and vigilant, but that's always been the case.
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" Regardless, Achuthan believes it's vital to stay vigilant and watch leading economic indicators "like a hawk.
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This kind of harassment may be uncommon, but voting rights advocates say voters should be vigilant.
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Making sure that we're vigilant in distinguishing between those two is an important public policy job.
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State officials should also be vigilant about preventing polling places from becoming vectors for coronavirus infection.
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The Chinese-language alert reminded Chinese citizens in America to be vigilant and avoid public places.
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The upshot is that emerging markets must remain more vigilant about inflation than the rich world.
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Though many took advantage of the vulnerable in these scenarios, Mr. Baker said he was vigilant.
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Even after their cycles have been reset, they may find themselves slipping back, unless they're vigilant.
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I was vigilant, moving softly in the underbrush, and the palmettos' nails scraped down my body.
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And that's why it's so important that we be constantly vigilant and determined to do better.
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Also, as with any financial product, it&aposs in your own best interest to stay vigilant.
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It also says it intends to remain "vigilant in this and similar cases in the future".
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Duffy said businesses need to remain vigilant and dedicate resources to protect themselves and their customers.
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These truths are eternal, and we must be vigilant in ensuring that they are never forgotten.
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The substantial security operation already in place for SXSW has been instructed to be extra vigilant.
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We need to be just as vigilant about disability inclusion as we are about racial inclusion.
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Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell said people need to be vigilant and not let their guard down.
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Simons promised on Wednesday to be vigilant about potential abuses from companies like Verizon and Comcast.
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They assumed a vigilant regulatory posture defending the little guy, small business owner, and disadvantaged groups.
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It encourages people to remain vigilant, to pay attention and to be aware of their surroundings.
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Given the high stakes, we should be vigilant about learning what works and what does not.
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"I think we are certainly a little more vigilant," Ms. Reeves said, describing a few confrontations.
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The international order depends on a vigilant leader of the free world to guarantee this dynamic.
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As tough as it can be, consumers need to be extra vigilant right now, Lerner says.
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"They are more vigilant than earlier, they are in bulldog mode under Trump," the source said.
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We have to get smart and tough and vigilant and we have to do it now.
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Vigilant Solutions' contracts with many individual police departments are valued at hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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The message he is providing is that we will be vigilant and are watching everything that's developing.
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The United States has for some time warned U.S. citizens to stay vigilant in crowded settings abroad.
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But again, this is where we, the American public, it&aposs very important also to be vigilant.
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"I think it's important, no matter who's in charge ... to be vigilant for conservative principles," Paul said.
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I think what they are hearing, which is not confusing, is we are going to be vigilant.
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Stay vigilant Do not return to coastal areas until the tsunami threat is declared over by authorities.
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He needs to be aware that as a group, we're going to be incredibly vigilant and assertive.
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Please please stay vigilant, informed, and understand the power is in our hands if we take it.
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"It's not time to panic, but it is time to be vigilant," said Police Chief Brian Manley.
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The WHO on Monday called on all countries to be vigilant in monitoring outbreaks of bird flu.
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"This tragedy is a lesson for all of us to always be cautious and vigilant," he said.
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While regulators are trying to police these quickly growing markets, the SEC urged investors to be vigilant.
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As many supporters consume vast amounts of alcohol before and after matches, they are also less vigilant.
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But the company plans to stay vigilant in case unexpected forms of abuse or privacy issues emerge.
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Despite Senegal's reputation as a peaceful country, Mr. Diop warned that the nation's residents must stay vigilant.
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"This is welcome, but my responsibility as the EU negotiator is to remain extremely vigilant," he said.
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Zarif said Iran would remain "vigilant" in Syria and in Iraq after investing resources to fight there.
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In particular, the community is vigilant about any item they feel might have been looted or stolen.
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Mom, ever vigilant, requested the teller hand her the bills minus the custom of counting them aloud.
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"Thanks to everyone for being vigilant and to the firefighters, officers and technicians who assisted," Guglielmi said.
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The vigilant disdain for those who exploit or appropriate the culture by neglecting these codes is real.
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"We need to be vigilant and we need to hone our anti-submarine warfare skills," he said.
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But it's still important for children to be vigilant themselves — and for parents to take defensive action.
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If they're going to carry guns, or use guns in their profession, they have be very vigilant.
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Baltic governments are confident that the Russians have not hacked their voting systems, but they remain vigilant.
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Bourke also said that Vigilant Solutions is required to inform the agency when it spots unauthorized uses.
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We are working through the Facebook Journalism Project15 to help news organizations stay vigilant about their security.
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Second, liberals have to be eternally vigilant against the rigging of markets in favour of vested interests.
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Where this gets really creepy is when a company that calls itself Vigilant Solutions enters the picture.
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It asks the nation to remain vigilant, especially in rural areas, campgrounds, parks and other isolated areas.
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Young people, many of them victims of violence themselves, tell CNN they've grown numb but remain vigilant.
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Be vigilant about recognizing behaviors within hookup culture that are unacceptable and do your best to intervene.
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Days later, board member Yukitoshi Funo said the BOJ must be vigilant to the cost of easing.
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We just have to be vigilant and get through this, and then hopefully it'll be over soon.
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Padilla thinks it is an important reminder of how it's important to be vigilant on the internet.
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"But at the same time we will remain vigilant when it comes to merger candidates," he added.
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But it's only hard to imagine because America's institutions and citizens have proven themselves to be vigilant.
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However, pet owners need to be vigilant about secondary injuries caused by accidents due to the condition.
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A bank spokesperson confirmed this, saying that the employees who called the police were simply being vigilant.
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Policymakers will need to become more vigilant about preventing business concentrations from developing in the first place.
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Experts say your best bet is to be extra vigilant with the normal precautions during tick season.
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That's the nature of the homegrown violent extremist threat, and it's why we must remain ever Vigilant.
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On long-haul flights sleep is often a necessity and few can be vigilant the entire time.
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But if these vapers who are in recovery know anything, they expressed, it's how to stay vigilant.
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We remain vigilant and have increased our presence at certain points, Zurich airport being one of them.
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It will be essential for conservatives to be vigilant and steadfast in their opposition to such attempts.
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When away from home, it is essential to be vigilant, as a person can quickly wander off.
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It has told banks to be extra vigilant and urged people not to change their ID cards.
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Three decades later, today's Senate must be even more vigilant when considering a replacement for Justice Kennedy.
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If anything, as Mattes sees it, Republicans have actually been more vigilant than Democrats over the decades.
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We should all stay vigilant and informed, not just about rat lungworm, but the next emerging threat.
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Similarly, Fels sees central bank officials being too vigilant against an inflation problem that doesn't currently exist.
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"This is an arms race, and that means we need to be ever more vigilant," she said.
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New Yorkers are savvy - and thus will be vigilant, during this weekend's marathon and in the future.
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Despite them all, we must go about our lives and celebrate this holiday season — while remaining vigilant.
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"We must all be vigilant about attempts to game the system," Buttarelli wrote in a blog post.
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She believes that the state security services "are working to protect us," though they require vigilant oversight.
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Those federations have not exactly been vigilant when it comes to curbing the use of banned substances.
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Manley said the bombings posed no threat to the festival, but he urged visitors to remain vigilant.
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I do not know how to be more vigilant for the suicide of someone I don't know.
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Our message for those who support Social Security is, in short, stay vigilant and don't be fooled.
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Allies are also training their personnel to be vigilant as part of their daily routines, including online.
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We're also still not entirely sure how Niantec have reacted to this workaround, so be vigilant, friends.
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Staying vigilant means staying aware of the threats while also remaining engaged and proactive in our partnerships.
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Ohioans should be vigilant to protect themselves and our community from the dangers caused by identity thieves.
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The risk to children and pregnant women in the U.S. is currently low, but experts remain vigilant.
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In this dangerous geopolitical environment, we must be both vigilant and strong in responding to foreign threats.
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"I have to constantly be vigilant because I can't let anything take me down," Hodge told CNN.
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In the ad, a vigilant bartender spots a faraway female patron gazing disappointingly at a wine glass.
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Baidu's bosses will be vigilant, however, for they recognise their hard-earned reputation has taken a blow.
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The Fed, always vigilant, wields a standard tool for snuffing out inflation if necessary: higher interest rates.
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We are meant to be vigilant about the "luxury of fiction," with its false sense of endings.
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"We should be hyper vigilant," said Ken Martin, the head of the Association of State Democratic Committees.
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Philippe said police would remain vigilant through the night as some protesters continued to roam the city.
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Officially known as pedestrian safety managers, they are vigilant escorts across some of the city's busiest intersections.
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"Mayors should make themselves available, should be vigilant in getting as much information as possible," he said.
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But, it must be clear, we are extremely vigilant with regards to concerns and respect for privacy.
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Still, with tax season in full swing, the police are warning snail mail users to remain vigilant.
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" He added, though, "Given the growth of anti-Semitic criminal offenses, we must be worried and vigilant.
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We must remain vigilant against easy, reductive frameworks, perhaps especially those that appeal to our own biases.
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Precisely because of this we must stay vigilant and ensure that the professional intimacy is not abused.
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Some lawyers said that, CNN's initial victory aside, journalists who cover the president had to remain vigilant.
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As Mr. Trump faces political setbacks at home, Democrats must be vigilant in checking military adventurism abroad.
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Also, keep your check-writing to a minimum and be vigilant about examining your bank statements frequently.
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"While the number of confirmed cases has slowed down lately, we must remain vigilant," Dr. Ilunga said.
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Parents do need to be vigilant in ensuring vegetarian children get enough of one essential nutrient: iron.
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But the mailings shook up communities, and the Metropolitan Police of London warned Britons to be vigilant.
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Of course, we're going to encourage them to be vigilant about any interactions involving this particular brand.
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So, we remain vigilant," the spokesperson said, requesting the Iraqi government get involved to protect "diplomatic facilities.
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What's happening: Even the most vigilant supervisor can only watch over a few workers at one time.
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Even so, police still warned the public to stay vigilant for possible package bombs still out there.
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But he vowed to remain "vigilant" in protecting the Jewish community from those comments being made again.
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Chicago increased security at airports and issued warnings to "stay vigilant after the holiday season," officials said.
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You should remain vigilant and keep up to date with the latest developments, including via the media.
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It expresses our ambivalent relationship with desire — our constant negation of it, our vigilant policing of it.
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Officials said in recent days that insurgents were fleeing into surrounding areas, warning residents to be vigilant.
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Goodlatte, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, said lawmakers would remain vigilant for evidence of voter discrimination.
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The global shopping event, exclusively for Prime members, features thousands of discounted products for vigilant bargain hunters.
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We will continue to be vigilant with our stance, and the care of our students and staff.
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"On the spectrum of companies, we're one of the most vigilant about soliciting consumer feedback," Korey said.
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But airlines feel a need to be vigilant about the things passengers carry with them onto planes.
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Of course, the most important thing is to stay vigilant to what is happening during the matches.
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Bennet, in "Pride and Prejudice," with her nerves; Mr. Woodhouse, in "Emma," ever vigilant against a chill.
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" — JoJo in New York "I will be vigilant in taking action to keep my personal information safe.
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In a time of threatened democracy, staying vigilant and remaining an engaged citizen is an essential duty.
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With an expanded ensemble — percussion, guitar, bass, reeds and voice — he summons a dreamy but vigilant journey.
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They assumed their Vietnamese adversaries would launch an attack to finish them off, so they stayed vigilant.
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" He warned Martha Raddatz that "you just have to be vigilant" about terrorism because "this is nonstop.
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You have to be vigilant every day to remind yourself that everybody around you is a human being.
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"We know we need to be more vigilant and we're investing heavily to fight this type of activity."
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Fitch expects MTL to maintain its sound financial performance with its vigilant pricing policy and good investment income.
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Many Parisians have become hyper-vigilant and used to living with a low-level fear of the worst.
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"In making this change, we must be vigilant not to erase the past," Salovey said in a statement.
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His dog, Bonnie, a Maltese-poodle cross who dislikes all men but him, kept her usual vigilant watch.
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Berlin police, meanwhile, urged people to remain "particularly vigilant" and to report "suspicious movements" to a special hotline.
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"We pray that others lives will be saved by this loss that it will make parents more vigilant."
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Ominously, rain is now expected Thursday and over the weekend, and authorities are warning residents to be vigilant.
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Kuroda also underlined the need for central banks to be vigilant to the rising risk to cyber-security.
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Fuglsang said he had been extra vigilant on the descents in what he described as a "crazy race".
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On creating your own identity We must be strategic and vigilant [in] curating joy in our own lives.
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Where the authorities are more vigilant, women often go abroad or buy abortion pills on the black market.
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On the supply side, we are vigilant to take appropriate response if there is an impact on demand.
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Redshirt freshman running back Daevon Vigilant rushed for a touchdown for New Mexico, which was outgained 449-262.
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"We will of course be very vigilant over how this money is used," Leetchi said in a statement.
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But the left must be vigilant that anti-Israelism and anti-Zionism do not veer into anti-Semitism.
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It may seem like a daunting task, but it's crucial to be extra vigilant in the digital age.
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Its Jewish author's vigilant attention to the anti-Semitism perpetrated by both systems embarrassed Soviet apparatchiks for decades.
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Plus, the CDC, its Mexican counterpart, and border officials all know to be vigilant for signs of diseases.
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We feel confident that we have good systems in place and this is something we are vigilant about.
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When you're at a brick-and-mortar store, be vigilant for terms like "special financing" at the register.
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In the heat of Election Day, courts should be particularly vigilant in protecting the constitutional right to vote.
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That pattern allowed Vigilant to grow quickly; it now captures as many as 100 million plates per month.
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We know we need to be more vigilant and we're investing heavily to fight this type of activity.
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"It is imperative that Californians remain vigilant in preparing for the next disaster," a government spokesperson told CNBC.
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The United States and some European embassies had warned their citizens to be vigilant before the Newroz celebrations.
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The public should remain vigilant as our staff, officers and partners continue to work through this complex investigation.
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And if there's one thing that Kidman says she's more vigilant about now than ever, it's sun protection.
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Vigilant also partners with local law enforcement agencies, often collecting even more data from camera-equipped police cars.
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I hope that this never happens again and I encourage others to be vigilant with situations like these!
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"Barbara was very vigilant throughout the entire time," says Fenzel, who waited on the ground alongside America's Grandmother.
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And I think conservatives should remain not always accusatory but at least vigilant and hold big tech accountable.
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Staying vigilant means saving money — unless, of course, you're feeling like a reckless splurge may be in order.
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Keeping folks safe — particularly those who are most vulnerable — will require the entire community being vigilant, say officials.
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Orange County Mayor Teresa Jacobs asked that the public be vigilant, and report any activity that seems suspicious.
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"The only thing we could think of was whether people were more vigilant about their health," she says.
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We're starting to see more sophisticated scams, so being vigilant will only help you in the long-run.
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Banking security experts said Indian banks that rely on the SWIFT messaging platform needed to be more vigilant.
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The commander of the 28,500 U.S. troops in South Korea, General Curtis Scaparrotti, urged them to be vigilant.
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The authorities urged only seasoned investors to dabble in cryptocurrencies and to remain vigilant for signs of fraud.
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As citizens we must always remain vigilant to the abuse of power against the American right of liberty.
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"Severe means an attack across the country is still highly likely," he said, warning citizens to be vigilant.
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While many parents pride themselves on being vigilant, it's imperative for Alex's mother, Patrizia, to constantly monitor him.
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Police added that, despite the arrest, the public should remain vigilant for signs of tampering when buying food.
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I think it starts by sharing stories like these, and educating and empowering each other to be vigilant.
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As vigilant as security is nowadays in ballparks there are still some things they can't quite protect against.
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"They are the most vigilant group in the Philippines about labor so they would get it," he said.
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A statewide alert has been given to remain vigilant and a 24-hour control room opened, added Vijayan.
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Vigilant resistance to these changes is the only thing preventing the AML from turning into a slush fund.
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"Educators and administrators need to be vigilant about the privacy dimensions of any technology they adopt," Day says.
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It is guidance about guidance, and it remains useful only so long as the Attorney General stays vigilant.
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It should constantly adjust and readjust between the vigilant East Coast perspective and the cooperative West Coast stance.
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In the battle to preserve this fundamental human right—a right, not a privilege—we must remain vigilant.
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But doctors will continue to study it closely in the days ahead, and meanwhile, everyone is remaining vigilant.
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And the French foreign ministry has updated its site to ask its citizens to remain vigilant as well.
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While airports remain a prime target for terrorists, Johnson urged people to remain vigilant in all public spaces.
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We must remain vigilant in how we address this complex crime in our communities and across the world.
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"Bigger families with children and elderly members should be especially vigilant to hygiene in the kitchen," she said.
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"We have to be really vigilant here at the D.O.J. because we've seen it happen before," she said.
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First, litigants, courts and the public need to be vigilant in ensuring compliance with the rule of law.
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The Vigilant Ace drill is held regularly by the United States and South Korea to simulate wartime defenses.
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Better technology can make offshore infrastructure more durable, and informed regulation can make the offshore industry more vigilant.
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Across follow-up records MAYA, Matangi and A.I.M., Arulpragasam stayed vigilant and vocal in the face of critics.
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I like going to the doctor, being vigilant, being told that I'm healthy so I can push myself.
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However, no matter how vigilant citizens are, the enemy can lurk in a dark corner of one's home.
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As subscriptions become more popular, Apple will need to remain vigilant against those who would abuse the system.
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"Treasury will be vigilant in ensuring that En+ and Rusal meet these commitments," Mnuchin said in a statement.
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I urge HHS to activate EPAP in California and remain vigilant in the face of future natural disasters.
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While being aware of the world around you, be vigilant about your safety and the safety of others.
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I was vigilant about making sure both meals were free of nuts, but I had severe reactions anyway.
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And he kept vigilant watch on the markets, using the chart as a barometer of his own standing.
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Consumers should be vigilant during the claims process, Mr. Heller advised, to make sure they are adequately compensated.
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If you do create a group, make a point to be super vigilant about the spread of misinformation.
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Regulators could be more vigilant about allowing such loans and bonds to be issued in the first place.
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The British Foreign Office has not warned against travel to Germany, but said people needed to remain vigilant.
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"The substantial security operation already in place for SXSW has been instructed to be extra vigilant," she said.
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Trump's answer was confusing: We have to be extremely vigilant and extremely careful when it comes to nuclear.
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We need much closer monitoring, a much more vigilant approach, but we also need to up our game.
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" The memo closes: "It is important to alert the law enforcement agencies to be vigilant concerning the information.
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Misinformation spreads faster than the coronavirus, and it's important to stay vigilant as we try to stay healthy.
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"Criminal minds can take advantage of the situation," she said, urging communities to be vigilant against such abuse.
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We encourage citizens to remain vigilant and certainly call the Lorain County Dispatch center for any suspicious activity.
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"This is a serious situation and we ask the public to stay vigilant, to stay aware," Rausch said.
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Eric Schneiderman, New York's attorney general, warned people to be vigilant about hacking, email and other online attacks.
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It is vigilant about reviews, and has passed on some easy ways to make money from users' data.
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Combating this tendency in ourselves and others is — perhaps now more than ever — something to be vigilant about.
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Prevention means vigilant hand hygiene, and of course, children should get their flu vaccines promptly in the fall.
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His large, dark, hyper-vigilant eyes stare back at the viewer, as if to communicate a heightened consciousness.
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Manley also warned that the community should stay vigilant, suggesting that there could be other suspect packages outstanding.
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They are vigilant, they are tireless and they are, in many cases, squarely opposed to my self-interest.
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But he also urged people to remain vigilant and exercise caution in all public places – not just airports.
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As a wave of biotechnology outfits boasting complex products prepares to list, bankers will have to stay vigilant.
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We were always cognizant of our surroundings, always vigilant in a way that was just below the surface.
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And with no walls, fences or barbed wires along the stretch, the interceptors have to be extra vigilant.
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The Coast Guard surged while it continued the missions that America expects – remaining ever vigilant to national threats.
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To stay safe when you are online, you need to remain vigilant and get ahead of the threats.
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Vigilant and rigorous eradication of nonbaseball will give us the same dose of baseball in far less time.
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We still talk about American fascism as a looming threat, something that could happen if we're not vigilant.
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My mother, Luci Lavin — critical, vigilant, observant — always knew the answers to questions I didn't even dare ask.
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Right now, the hurt is still there, the healing is still necessary, and we must all be vigilant.
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He argued he had been vigilant in unearthing and reporting early clues to Russia's schemes starting in 2007.
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EFF and MuckRock sent each law enforcement agency that works with Vigilant just one request for public records.
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A post Tuesday from Electronic Frontier Foundation researcher Dave Maas lays out two highly sketchy ways that Vigilant recoups its costs and probably a lot more, both of which are enshrined in "warrant redemption" program contracts Vigilant has with law enforcement agencies in Guadalupe County and the City of Kyle.
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"[This is] really great news, but we all have to continue to be vigilant and call out any bad products we find on Amazon and other stores (both online and brick and mortar) as we find them," the Google engineer, Benson Leung, said on Google+, echoing Motherboard's unofficial slogan (stay vigilant!).
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There are signs on the course warning golfers to be vigilant, he said, but there's never been an attack.
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And we need to be ever-vigilant about checking our gender, class, and racial biases when judging those choices.
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They influence as much as they contribute; the other team has to stay vigilant, knowing what they can do.
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French Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire also said the government would be "very vigilant" on the staff cut plans.
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Kwouk rose to fame playing Cato Fong opposite Sellers, who regularly assaulted the bumbling detective to keep him vigilant.
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People have to be vigilant about getting their needed nutrients, since many aren't as easily absorbed through food anymore.
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There is a culture war going on, and parents need to be vigilant in this age of social media.
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And since Robinhood is storing people's money, the startup has to be extraordinarily vigilant when it comes to security.
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Thankfully, a vigilant user of the hyperlocal social network platform Nextdoor was able warn us of the cunning ruse.
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"What happened was horrific, but it's reminded us that we have to be vigilant about screening protocols," he said.
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"What happened was horrific, but it's reminded us that we have to be vigilant about screening protocols," he said.
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"As the video game industry has rapidly evolved, we have remained vigilant for potential consumer protection issues," he said.
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The security is massive ... the hired muscle is especially vigilant after Cardi dissed the Crips during Super Bowl Weekend.
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Mr. Safir and his son, Adam, and daughter, Jennifer, a former Federal Bureau of Investigation agent, work at Vigilant.
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We should be vigilant because we're allowing a lot of power to concentrate in a small number of hands.
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"We urge residents in these areas to remain calm but vigilant as they prepare for potential impact," Deal said.
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If you're a Chase credit card holder whose debt has truly been forgiven, you still want to be vigilant.
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Vigilant insists that would be impossible unless a local law-enforcement agency explicitly allowed it, which California's would not.
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He said all cities on the island of 22 million people were vulnerable to attack, but authorities were vigilant.
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Stay vigilant, and please, for the love of God, do not attempt to drive through three feet of water.
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"As policy, Vigilant Solutions is not at liberty to share any contractual details," the company said in a statement.
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Under Jupiter's wise, vigilant gaze, secrets and mysteries will be pulled out of the darkness and into the light.
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Concialdi added that children often do not make a noise if they're drowning, so parents need to stay vigilant.
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"In an uncertain geopolitical and currency environment, LVMH will continue to be vigilant," the group said in a statement.
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"We must be equally vigilant that inflation expectations do not get anchored at too low a level," he said.
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"We are absolutely vigilant with every aircraft coming in that may be carrying mosquitoes," Ley told the news outlet.
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As part of its deal with Guadalupe County, Vigilant even gets to send out its own debt collecting contractors.
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"We know we need to be more vigilant and we're investing heavily to fight this type of activity."[CyberScoop]
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We are staying vigilant and keeping a keen eye on developments, in case something big slips through the net.
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Washington, the New Seasons pastor, said that before Tuesday, he had not been as vigilant as he might be.
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"Until we're back safely and everybody is safely back home in Louisiana, I have to remain vigilant," she said.
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"Parents need to be vigilant and know what their kids are doing online and on social media," she says.
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Don't try to sell any of these photos to the tabloids, as the vigilant mama will crush you...literally.
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Other times I feel that I am on the alert, hyper-vigilant, always waiting for the fingers to appear.
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Be vigilant in what you're buying, because the USDA organic label has a lot of flexibility within it now.
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Our advice to Uber drivers and customers is to be vigilant and to monitor accounts, especially for phishing activity.
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It also said it would remain vigilant about issues signalled by the unions and may adapt its monitoring procedures.
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"I think the public should be vigilant, but I don't believe there is a public safety concern," he explains.
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Soon after, he pivoted to his own policy push: "We need to be smart, vigilant and tough," he tweeted.
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That's because, even when the facts are the most vile, we must remain vigilant when platforms exercise these rights.
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The struggle continues and we must remain vigilant to teach our children about America's racial past, scars and all.
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So consumers, he said, should be vigilant in keeping track of their bank account to note any unfamiliar transactions.
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We need to remain vigilant to ensure that when the chips are down, Dean Heller stands with Nevada women.
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About 12,000 US military personnel and 230 planes are expected to participate in the drill, known as Vigilant Ace.
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We want a vigilant and skeptical news media to keep the White House and all our elected leaders honest.
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Reddit has tried to be vigilant and update its anti-harassment rules, although this hasn't totally eliminated the problem.
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"We know we need to be more vigilant on every part of this in the coming year," said Bowden.
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How important their constant gaze and vigilant action is for both their company and the economy as a whole.
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He was warned to be "vigilant and consult" with ethics lawyers before involving himself in matters related to Amazon.
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We should all be vigilant about potential scams, but the thugs who organized this "practice" know something about psychology.
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The police in every province and territory have told residents to be vigilant and not to approach the two.
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While only smallpox has been completely eradicated, other communicable diseases persist around the world and we must remain vigilant.
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The New York Police Department remained vigilant and focused on protecting the gleeful crowds ringing in the New Year.
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It seems to be overly vigilant if one expects only a small number of transmissions by a single vector.
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The agency urged the authorities and people to keep vigilant for more floods and landslides over the coming days.
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They think that issuing debt helps discipline governments, by putting them under the scrutiny of vigilant fixed-income investors.
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But in reality, remaining vigilant about all the bad stuff is more than just Google doing the right thing.
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Far from playing it safe, Wellesley's plan is to remain vigilant and redouble our efforts on behalf of women.
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And untreated depression poses risks indeed, both before birth and after, when the child needs an energetic, vigilant caregiver.
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We have to be constantly vigilant about trying to get that panic under control and spread a different message.
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In her characteristically clipped manner of speaking, she sends him on his way with the advice to remain vigilant.
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That's "something we need to be vigilant about," he added, and it is something the Fed continues to analyze.
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"You're advised to remain vigilant, avoid any protests or demonstrations and avoid commenting publicly on political developments," it added.
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On Monday, a vigilant Reddit snoop stumbled across a hidden Netflix page for a film called Black Mirror: Bandersnatch.
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Denials of coverage are made by insurance doctors who may not be specialists or, in some circumstances, vigilant adjudicators.
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Because I had this early-aughts Lolita complex, I was always hyper vigilant to instances of that in culture.
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We want to remind the public and all my fans to be vigilant, cautious and careful during this pandemic.
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This includes the vigilant practice of good personal hygiene, increased understanding of symptoms, and staying home when feeling ill.
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These images are yet another reminder that we must remain vigilant about educating the public regarding hatred and xenophobia.
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Still, some people said they had grown more vigilant and more aware of their surroundings since Mr. Trump's remarks.
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If you're planning to see the film this weekend, expect an increased security presence around theaters and stay vigilant.
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Eric Schneiderman, New York's attorney general, warned people to be vigilant about hacking and other online and email attacks.
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If you knew your child was struggling, you feel you should have been more vigilant to prevent the suicide.
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Coronavirus is a serious disease, and we must be vigilant in monitoring its spread while working to find solutions.
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The ever-vigilant NCAA recently levied suspensions on University of North Carolina football players for selling school-issued shoes.
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Remember back before you were a one-hundred-thousandaire and you were vigilant about every little extra investing cost?
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They insist their sons treat girls and women -- really, everyone -- with respect and tell their daughters to be vigilant.
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Officials are advising the public to stay vigilant, but also encouraging people to carry on with their normal lives.
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" "And," he continued, "we need to be vigilant to ensure that our campuses are always open to new ideas.
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His political lieutenants say they want to lead the Iraqi government, or else serve as a vigilant parliamentary opposition.
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The Corps must be more vigilant in ensuring that safety procedures are followed and risks evaluated, the statement said.
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And concurrently, doctors were getting more and more vigilant about diagnosing the disease, and getting patients into isolated care.
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The educator is vigilant about wearing her vapor-cartridge face mask, gloves, and designated shoes when she ventures outside.
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As a result, one may hope that these managers would be more vigilant about dubious corporate activities, not less.
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TechCrunch's investigation demonstrated that it's not just public tech giants who need to be more vigilant about their content.
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Vigilant has built up its database using information from local law enforcement, car repossession firms and other private organizations.
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However, so much money is in the big momentum names (FANG, Semis), that you need to be very vigilant.
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Wyze is working on emailing everyone who was affected, but there isn't much users can do except be vigilant.
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We're going to be vigilant on this but the quality of the overall book still continues to be strong.
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It may need to deploy more and must remain constantly vigilant against the risk of a sudden Russian attack.
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But the age of social media has made some coaches more vigilant about what information their players are absorbing.
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Nevertheless, community leaders are urging parents everywhere to be vigilant and proactive in talking to their kids about trauma.
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Consumers need to be vigilant about suspicious activity regardless of whether they were impacted by a recent data breach.
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"The public, as usual, should remain vigilant," he added while not elaborating on whether the threat was terror-related.
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The countries experiencing fiscal and currency issues pose little global risk, and most central banks remain vigilant against contagion.
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To make up for fewer pairs of eyes in the sky, residents and hikers are encouraged to be vigilant.
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Vigilant Solutions tries to bolster this argument with the claim that license plate numbers contain no personally identifiable information.
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It was a perfect example of everything we miss out on when we're not vigilant about fighting hateful speech.
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"We must protect our critical telecom infrastructure and America is calling on all our security partners to be vigilant".
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He approved of more vigilant civilians, but didn't want anyone to underestimate the training necessary to confront a shooter.
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Therefore, it's important for electric utilities, grid operators and vendors to remain vigilant and deploy multiple layers of defense.
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But Sevilla said authorities would also be vigilant of attempts to evade the new rule by claiming refugee status.
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In the coming months, Jenny* will be extra vigilant at checking her mailbox before her husband and daughter do.
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People high in conscientiousness — a personality trait largely set by genetics — tend to be healthier and more vigilant students.
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"When they gather in high numbers to feed on concentrated food sources like salmon, bears are quite vigilant," said Fitz.
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I see a lot of (unsurprising) comments here placing the responsibility on women to be more vigilant about possible assailants.
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On Sunday, he said it was important to be vigilant because no country could escape Islamic State's "clutches of evil".
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However, the global health body said that Sri Lanka would have to remain vigilant to keep its measles-free status.
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It has also instilled a value that we should stand vigilant, that genocide and destruction can very easily happen again.
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" In a series of tweets, the U.S. State Department confirmed the "possible attempted uprising" and asked people to "remain vigilant.
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"I want to remind everyone that disruption of local transmission is extremely significant, but we must be vigilant," Philip said.
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Also, when life is going well and you feel good, you're more relaxed and less vigilant about your calorie intake.
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Indonesian President Joko Widodo praised the officers' quick action and urged residents to be vigilant in reporting potential terror threats.
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"University presidents and campus leadership must remain vigilant in speaking out against the hateful messages of these groups," Greenblatt said.
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In return, will you be more vigilant in rooting out anti-Semitism, on the left as well as the right?
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They invested in DSLRs, paid professionals to edit their videos, and were vigilant about staying active on Instagram and Twitter.
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As people returned home, officials asked them continue to be vigilant of fire conditions and follow instructions from emergency responders.
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We have to stay vigilant about our digital property — OUR photos, OUR data — if we want to hold onto it.
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Earlier this month, the two countries suspended Vigilant Ace, one of several exercises that have been halted to encourage dialogue.
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I recently learned that both of my parents are pre-diabetic and have been hyper-vigilant about added sugar lately.
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Where the headline rate of tax goes up under GST, the government will be vigilant in seeking to prevent profiteering.
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But it doesn't hurt to be extra vigilant when there's an even higher risk than usual of phishing scams circulating.
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"If you're not continuously vigilant and mindful of it, you'll just slide back and it'll continue to happen," she noted.
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There is such a thing as being too vigilant, and the United States occasionally learned this lesson the hard way.
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Other countries with South China Sea claims, especially the Philippines, Vietnam and Indonesia, have taken an increasingly vigilant naval stance.
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He added "no one in this city is complacent" and urged New Yorkers to stay vigilant in reporting suspicious activity.
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" "As we have shown, we will intervene where we see harms and we remain vigilant in this and other sectors.
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Nyumba Kumi is a nationwide government initiative encouraging citizens to be vigilant and to report suspicious activities in their neighborhoods.
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Inflation is roughly where it should be, but still requiring a vigilant policy oversight to anchor expectations of price stability.
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Just be vigilant about that 7-day trial because Sling TV will start charging you after the period is over.
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The board will need to be vigilant on other fronts, too, says David Larcker of Stanford Graduate School of Business.
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Now more than ever, it's important to stay vigilant — because the onslaught of 2017 limited edition holiday products is imminent.
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"I travel everywhere armed, always vigilant , always watching -- and the other officers over there, they're the same way," he said.
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Merriam-Webster's ever-vigilant Twitter account calmly explained in a series of tweets that the phrase comes from the 1800s.
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Police warned players to be vigilant when using smartphones and other mobile devices to search for characters in the game.
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Police have said there is no link between the parcel bombing and the festival, but urged visitors to be vigilant.
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Countries without Holocausts on their history books can also learn from Germany's grown-up, vigilant and dutiful culture of remembrance.
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If we know the signs and are vigilant then we can make a big piece of this problem go away.
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This is a real problem, and it's critical that people positioned to work the refs be vigilant about any slippage.
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" Then he went political (with critics pouncing on his use of "ban"): "We need to be smart, vigilant and tough.
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We have to be strong and we have to be vigilant, and I've been saying it for a long time.
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ICE's contract was finalized with Vigilant Solutions, which brags of a database containing more than 2 billion license plate photos.
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GOP reaction Republican front-runner Donald Trump tweeted Tuesday that the U.S. must be vigilant and smart following the explosion.
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"I would not be surprised if this administration is vigilant and does not feel bound by past practices," said Maberry.
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Randall Kallinen, an attorney for the Hernandez family, told a crowd of supporters Thursday night they need to remain vigilant.
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Jones' family said in a statement "we are leery of the grand jury process" and that it would remain vigilant.
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"People have to be vigilant about their personal financial security," said Ryan Losi, executive vice-president at CPA firm Piascik.
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That's only the case with Samsam though—mitigating more traditionally delivered ransomware would still need hospital staff to be vigilant.
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"Once you get customers used to seeing these messages" they may be less vigilant about potentially dangerous ones, he added.
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The Gendarmerie Nationale, which urged drivers not to play the game, and pedestrians to be "doubly vigilant" when hunting Pokémon. ??
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As with any public gathering, it's also important for everyone to remain vigilant, so if you see something, say something.
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If people aren't vigilant in testing themselves for HIV, though, efforts to contain and prevent the disease will remain undercut.
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"We thank the community for their patience & understanding & ask them to continue to be vigilant," the RCMP's Manitoba office tweeted.
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Deutsche Bank, which reportedly spotted a payment to a "fandation" and asked for a clarification, also comes out looking vigilant.
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Mylan spokeswoman Nina Devlin, responding to Stringer's criticisms, said board members, including 10 independent directors, are highly qualified and vigilant.
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Transportation systems, dams and energy facilities are "critical infrastructures," recognized as essential to long-term well-being, requiring vigilant protection.
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott said in a statement his office was monitoring the situation and urged Texans to remain vigilant.
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"DSLR is too obvious to take pictures in that condition," he says, "as people in the village were extremely vigilant."
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We must remain vigilant and prepared to hold his feet to the fire to ensure good jobs for Michigan families.
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We will do our part to minimize any erosion to this trust and remain vigilant in our pursuit of justice.
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But more than helping you keep money in your pocket, Florida is vigilant about keeping its residents and retirees healthy.
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" Speaking on Monday morning the Metropolitan police's deputy assistant commissioner, Neil Basu, urged the public to remain "calm and vigilant.
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Internet companies should continue to speak out about overly broad government requests, and the media and public must remain vigilant.
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If you don't want your kids to be tracked, you'll have to remain vigilant in monitoring which apps they download.
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Airlines trained their crews to be more vigilant about violent or unruly passengers and to deal with them more effectively.
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Still, Nadal said Sharapova's case would not cause him to take a more vigilant role in such matters for himself.
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He spent 60 days shopping for a job as a lobbyist instead of being vigilant on this war on terror.
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He and his family have received flu shots as well, but he remains vigilant about avoiding anyone with the sniffles.
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"You have to be very vigilant," he said, adding that having a "paper backup system" for votes is very important.
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She did, however, share her story to warn her fans to stay vigilant while out at a bar or restaurant.
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The government is "vigilant" regarding the possibility of issuing a new bond, said a Dubai-based debt capital markets banker.
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But it also means being vigilant about keeping an eye out for any sketchy practices at the local nail salon.
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Please be extremely vigilant, particularly over the next few weeks as we ramp up the production rate to 5k/week.
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Disasters can happen to anyone, so it's important for normal people to be prepared and vigilant too, the bodyguards said.
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They were not ideologically pure and not ideologically vigilant enough, and their population was ultimately peeled away by Western thinking.
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In my view, the Fed should now focus on a vigilant oversight of the banking system it supervises and regulates.
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"We had to remain ever vigilant ... and energetic to protect those rights, lest the clock be turned back," Lowery said.
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" He added that McClatchy is also "reviewing our workflows to find ways to to be more vigilant in the future.
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We understand that what Shakespeare values is not the anarchic emotionality of men but the vigilant self-possession of women.
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Ms. Laubrock's tenor saxophone is just as given to frayed redirections, but she vests it with a vigilant coolness underneath.
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"This also shows that the public needs to be more vigilant about what is real and what is not online."
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"I wish they were as vigilant when it came to fixing all the issues they have, like delays," she said.
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As a child in the Baptist church, I had been taught to be vigilant about existential threats to my faith.
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"People are more vigilant," said Ms. Nevico, who has noticed several "rubberneckers" angling for a look at the crime scene.
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He also urged top lawyers at departments across the executive branch to be vigilant about congressional encroachments on executive power.
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To prevent this from happening, true American patriots must be ever vigilant for any sign that the takeover is beginning.
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Owning guns and raising children are both huge responsibilities, especially in a world where accidents happen even to vigilant people.
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The popularity of Neighborhood Watch programs is often credited to McGruff, who inspired people to be vigilant within their communities.
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We remain vigilant to doing all we can — across all levels of government — to protect the people of New Jersey.
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We're still vigilant, but also committed to letting kids explore their environments, and we hope we get the balance right.
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The Tennessee Department of Corrections attributed Curtis Ray Watson's capture to the "vigilant efforts" of search teams and resident tips.
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Coastal towns in central and southeast Florida told residents to remain vigilant despite forecasts they might dodge a Dorian landfall.
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The United States needs to stay vigilant against the regime and trust the external conditions improve its odds of success.
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"It's a rich area with endless possibilities, and you have to be vigilant about going beyond the edge," he said.
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"If a club's management is vigilant, it will check references as well as conduct a background check," the report said.
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"We don't know the extent so we just ask that you be vigilant," Bottoms said in a Thursday news conference.
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Containment allowed America to counter Soviet pressure through a patient but vigilant reining in of the Soviet Union's expansive tendencies.
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Sustaining trust is important to Snapchat, which has been more vigilant than most social media companies in policing fake news.
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Sometimes I think they are more vigilant about demanding their less favorite dishes, just to keep us on our toes.
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"We know we have to stay vigilant to keep ahead of people who try to misuse our platform," Stamos wrote.
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"We have to be extremely vigilant and extremely careful when it comes to nuclear," Donald Trump said during the campaign.
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HSBC said it had advised employees that travel to Wuhan could continue but has asked them to be extra vigilant.
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The mayor, Sadiq Khan, acknowledged that the situation was still unfolding, and he urged Londoners to remain calm and vigilant.
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We continue to actively monitor our systems, take prompt action, share intelligence, and remain vigilant about these and other threats.
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We must be vigilant in order to protect innocent citizens, preserve honesty in policing, and curb unwarranted searches and seizures.
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Could he have pulled off the bombing while positioning himself as hyper-vigilant security officer who ultimately saved countless lives?
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As we move forward, we must be vigilant in rejecting this same old lie about the root of gun violence.
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"We've had to be very, very vigilant, careful for our community," said Boufeldga Benabdallah, a co-founder of the mosque.
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Consumers should remain vigilant, said Paul Benda, senior vice president of risk and cybersecurity policy at the American Bankers Association.
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We are asking everyone to please remain vigilant for suspicious or unusual activity to include events and persons around you.
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Nonetheless, experts say that foreign agents need to be vigilant about FARA disclosures to ensure their work remains above-board.
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Vigilant Solutions and its partner, Digital Recognition Network (DRN) employ Licensed Fleet Operators that drive specific routes collecting LPR data.
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But it does suggest that the commission will have to be vigilant in ensuring that its confidential reviews stay confidential.
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The doctors told me to be vigilant for seizures, to tell someone if I felt strange in a bad way.
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"Election officials have to be vigilant against such attacks, and in this case, they were," he said in an email.
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Hatching a chick requires sitting, for many vigilant weeks, in a nest that can be as big as a refrigerator.
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His grasp of the issues and lack of understanding of the political dynamics is unnerving and we must remain vigilant.
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You must be vigilant if you do not want to reveal your identity or leave clues about who you are.
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But ever vigilant about bread-and-butter issues, the Chinese insisted that they were "keeping the door open" to trade talks.
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The people who are vigilant and determined bitch and moan and eventually get paid, but many busy people just give up.
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If we're not vigilant about the rights that we have and the privilege we enjoy, we shouldn't expect to keep them.
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New Zealand's department of immigration said it had no comment on this specific case but remains vigilant to any possible venture.
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However, this year's exercise continued to underscore the need for banks to remain vigilant in terms of their capital planning processes.
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As with all her work, here, Ryggen is vigilant in the face of war, using art as an accountant of injustice.
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In Nagaland state, power authority employees have been ordered to "remain vigilant," and warned they could be called in for emergencies.
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ALPR technology is widespread not only among police departments, but among private entities who use tools built by companies like Vigilant.
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To help you stay vigilant as a consumer, we've listed the most commonly overlooked airline fees you need to know about.
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It was best to stay vigilant against supernatural interventions like pregnancy, which seemed as eerily magical as her mother's overnight departure.
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Abbott also warned residents to be vigilant about tornadoes, which are expected to spawned by the hurricane in the coming days.
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We ask that people remain alert, vigilant but not alarmed, and report anything suspicious to us at the earliest possible opportunity.
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They could become vigilant about clearing brush around homes, but all it takes is one lazy homeowner to imperil everyone else.
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The sheriff's office asked the public to remain vigilant and report any information about potential incidents to their local law enforcement.
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But everything from soil nitrogen levels to overwatering could have disastrous effects on the crops, so farmers have to remain vigilant.
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"As time goes on, it becomes more valuable because people are becoming less vigilant and it's still good [information]," he says.
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Known as Vigilant Ace, the drills include some 12,000 personnel and 230 aircraft, including six advanced F-22 Raptor stealth fighters.
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Religious leaders said that the government had become especially vigilant about tamping down competition and potential strife among different Islamic factions.
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We have to be vigilant that we are represented in these conversations and stories in mainstream media, whatever that looks like.
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"Cars, even those with advanced driver assistance systems, need a vigilant, attentive driver behind the wheel at all times," Avery said.
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New Yorkers were encouraged to remain vigilant Sunday and to call police with any information they may have about either device.
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"Northern provinces need to closely monitor the rain and be vigilant to possible landslides and flash floods," the meteorological agency said.
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No matter the category, merchants have to be more vigilant about protecting their brand on Amazon as well as promoting it.
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Three thousand law-enforcement agencies have some kind of agreement with Vigilant, giving clients the equivalent of a nation-wide dragnet.
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I dieted, exercised, and dressed carefully to cover flaws I'd convinced myself would hold me back if I didn't stay vigilant.
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The nine were dismissed following compulsory drugs tests on HMS Vigilant — one of four British submarines that carry Trident nuclear missiles.
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FRENCH ECONOMY MINISTER TELLS CORRIERE DELLA SERA LIBRA MUST NOT BECOME LIKE A SOVEREIGN CURRENCY, G7 IS VERY VIGILANT ON THIS
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But whatever the merits of that forbearance, Brussels seemed determined, in the age of Trump and Brexit, to be more vigilant.
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Japan's tempestuous seismic history has led it to become especially vigilant about what to do in the event of an earthquake.
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