"It means my new business is at risk, living in San Francisco is at risk, acting as a consultant is at risk, my reputation is at risk, finding employment is at risk," Kramer told NBC News.
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"When health workers are at risk, we're all at risk."
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One park or monument at risk means all are at risk.
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This is about putting American families in this situation over and over, where their jobs are at risk, their insurance is at risk, their livelihoods are at risk, but ultimately, it's their children's lives that are at risk.
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So our satellites are at risk, and our ground infrastructure is at risk.
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But adolescents are not only at risk for pregnancy but also at risk for STIs.
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Nine Republican-held seats are at risk, while 26 Democrat-held seats are at risk.
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"We are at risk in 2018 and 2020 ... we are always at risk," Pompeo said.
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" Added Pompeo: "We are at risk in 2018 and 2020 ... we are always at risk.
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"We are at risk in 2018 and 2020 ... we are always at risk," he said.
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American is at risk for about 6 percent of its income, United is at risk for about 5 percent and Delta is at risk for about 3 percent, he said.
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You're putting loads of people at risk but you wouldn't put your own kids at risk.
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"Oh dear God, my child is at risk, seriously at risk," Ms. Pearson thought to herself.
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That means that if a baby is identified as being at risk, it isn't necessarily at risk.
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The law enforcement has militarized themselves and they put people at risk, they put lives at risk.
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Really, anything that puts you at risk for a bend, puts you at risk for a break.
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"We are at risk in 2018 and 2020 ... we are always at risk," Pompeo said at the time.
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Even larger animals are at risk, with more than 25% of local livestock breeds at risk of extinction,.
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And the minute you put the banking system at risk, you put the payments and settlement system at risk.
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"Anything short of that left users at risk and they could still be at risk right now," Helme said.
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So much money is at risk, and people's jobs are at risk, so they just can't afford to take chances.
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"I think he's putting the nation at risk, and I think he's putting his presidency at risk," Graham told Axios.
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That puts your accounts at risk of fraud or your data at risk of being used against you for identity theft.
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The details: Of the 79 installations, 2023 are at risk for flooding now, and seven additional locations are at risk in two decades.
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"I think he's putting the nation at risk, and I think he's putting his presidency at risk," Graham, a key Trump ally, said.
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Far fewer jobs are at risk of offshoring, the authors wrote, but those at risk are more evenly distributed on the income scale.
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But without the investment, "then the business is at risk, and then you put all the jobs at risk," Matthews said in an interview.
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"When you choose not to vaccinate, you're putting your child at risk of disease, but you're also putting other people at risk," O'Leary said.
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Louisiana has a higher percentage of its land at risk (32 versus 28 percent), but Florida has more assets at risk, at $714 billion.
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The CDC says that boys are much more at risk of killing themselves than girls, while girls are more at risk for reporting suicide attempts.
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"The consequence is a major loss of time, our delivery dates are put at risk and the data quality is put at risk," he said.
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"The level of improvement is great, but what's a little discouraging are the groups traditionally most at risk are still most at risk," she added.
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"My child is at risk from being injured from a vaccine and your child is potentially at risk if my son catches something," she said.
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"His leaks included classified documents that put our national security at risk, our military, and the lives of spies and diplomats at risk," McCain said.
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He has put farm workers at risk from acute effects such as vomiting and seizures and children at risk of developmental delays and neurological damage.
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"Any failure of Amazon to keep its workers safe does not just put their employees at risk, it puts the entire country at risk," Sens.
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"Any failure of Amazon to keep its workers safe does not just put their employees at risk, it puts the entire country at risk," Sens.
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Importantly, as Anna Medaris Miller previously reported for Business Insider, 60 is not a cutoff that separates those at risk from those not at risk.
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It doesn't really put the DOJ at risk, but it puts people on the internet at risk and oddly seems to be helping the porn industry.
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Aside from putting them at risk for diabetes, heart disease, and other chronic illnesses, this means they're also at risk for certain cancers later, as adults.
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"Even if it's 2 percent who are at risk for sight-threatening problems, that's thousands of people being put at risk every year," Dr. Waxler said.
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At risk of extinction The United Nations recently warned that Malawi's albinos are at risk of "total extinction" amid escalating attacks against them for their body parts.
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Ideally, patients at risk, family and friends, and community members in contact with people at risk should carry naloxone and know how to use it, Heaton advised.
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"Any failure of Amazon to keep its workers safe does not just put their employees at risk, it puts the entire country at risk," the senators wrote.
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"A partnership between operators like INWIT and Vodafone could put competition at risk... we are ready to defend ourselves if competition was at risk," Benedetto Levi said.
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The study, titled "Effects of a Changing Climate to the Department of Defense," found that, out of 79 "mission assurance priority installations" from the Army, Air Force and Navy, 53 are at risk for flooding, 85033 are at risk for drought and 36 are at risk for wildfires.
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We all have to stop on red...because if you go through that red light you don't just put yourself at risk—you're putting someone else at risk.
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"As we age, we find you can be more at risk for an infectious disease, or you can be more at risk for an inflammatory disorder," he said.
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That forecast puts 128 million people at risk of flooding, and 1.2 million at risk for major flooding, said Edward Clark, the director of NOAA's National Water Center.
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"We give out condoms and clean needles to people at risk for H.I.V. Why not give out trigger locks to family members of patients at risk for suicide?"
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I think that the more of it you use, the more at risk you are for addiction and the more at risk you are of negative side effects.
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With heat stroke, "you are at risk for permanent brain, heart and kidney damage and you are at risk for death since heat stroke is potentially fatal," he said.
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The people most at risk tend to be people who are already at risk, and who might identify in some way with the focus of a story on suicide.
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Both are risky moves: leaving the wolves puts them at risk from unappreciative private citizens, while relocating them puts them at risk of injury or death from the interference.
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The U.S., he says, should use force and put its troops at risk when its national security is at risk, and it should occasionally take action for humanitarian reasons.
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It may not be as dramatic as something that's putting 40 million people's drinking water at risk, but even one person's drinking water at risk is more than enough.
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To put at risk the credibility of our election process is to put at risk everything that makes us a great democracy and does nothing to make America great.
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Unfortunately, recent actions by the Obama administration could put this record at risk, which in turn could put at risk the future of the TPP — and future trade deals.
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"They threatened me, and I understood immediately that threat put me and my family at risk, and this exposure would put my professional life at risk as well," Skipper explained.
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The FBI brief didn't outline what states were at risk, but Yahoo cites "sources familiar with the document" as saying that Arizona and Illinois are the two states at risk.
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"They may say that you're at risk for cancer you didn't realize you were at risk for, or here's a product that would suit you really, really well," she said.
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Youth transportation services, like the one that picked up David, ferry at-risk (or allegedly at-risk) young people to residential programs such as wilderness camps or therapeutic boarding schools.
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"If you choose to get together with people or go to crowded places, you're not just putting yourself at risk, but you're putting others at risk as well," Trudeau said.
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The health sector can reach those at risk of being violent, interrupt any plans for violence, and help at risk persons deal with whatever issues that drive their unhealthy behavior.
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Around Washington, D.C., several sites make the Army, Air Force and Navy lists, including Fort Belvoir, Va., and Fort Meade, Md., both at risk for recurrent flooding; Joint Base Andrews, Md., at risk for flooding, drought and wildfires; and Washington Navy Yard and Joint Base Anacostia Bolling, at risk for flooding and drought.
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For example, in 2016 the at-risk-of-poverty rate before social transfers was near 563 percent whereas the at-risk-of-poverty rate after social transfers was under 12 percent.
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Some people are more at risk for ectopic pregnancies than othersThere is no way to prevent an ectopic pregnancy, but some people are more at risk for having one than others.
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" "Don't ask me if women's rights are at risk.
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He said they could do it — everyone's at risk.
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"The administration doesn't seem to have a coherent answer for taking a step like that, and they've taken a step that moves us closer to war, a step that puts everyone at risk, a step that puts our military at risk, puts our diplomats in the region at risk," Warren, a Massachusetts Democrat, said.
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However, the followup questionnaire suggested to the researchers that the kids who were seemingly "at risk" at the beginning of the study were even more at risk of smoking by the end.
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Twenty-two percent of known animal species are currently considered "at risk," and 1 in 5 plant species are at risk of extinction, with habitat degradation a leading cause for this concern.
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Researchers found that 30% of the world's population is currently at risk from deadly heat and even if we begin to drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions, 50% will still be at risk.
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"If the apparel industry is harder to forecast, there's more inventory at risk, and if there's more inventory at risk, the opportunity for this sort of buying goes up astronomically," he says.
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Under these conditions of heat stroke, "you are at risk for permanent brain, heart and kidney damage and you are at risk for death since heat stroke is potentially fatal," he said.
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"[Ahlers] put not only black youth at risk, he put St. Paul police and other law enforcement at risk with his lie," St. Paul NAACP president Dianne Binns told the Star Tribune.
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We know that youth who do not get the support of their families and their communities are at risk for dangerous behaviors, and they're at risk to end up on the street.
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During an outbreak of an infectious disease, that attitude doesn't just put the poor at risk by making it harder for them to access a protective drug — it puts everyone at risk.
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ET, almost 16 million Americans were at risk of exposure, and major highways like I-278 and I-287 in New York and I-280 in New Jersey were all at risk.
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"They threatened me, and I understood immediately that threat put me and my family at risk, and this exposure would put my professional life at risk as well," he told The Hollywood Reporter.
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"Without this kind of leadership our health care workers will be left unprotected, at risk, and unable to do their jobs, putting our entire public health system at risk," Scott and Adams wrote.
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The 513,000 women and girls at risk in 2012, the most recent year data was available, more than tripled from the 168,000 at risk in the last CDC count in 1990, it said.
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One, average Instagram users may be at risk of hacking.
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More From Tonic: Who's most at risk for getting herpes?
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However, the stability of his government could be at risk.
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The future of thousands of American families is at risk.
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Cape Town, South Africa, is at risk of going dry.
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For the chipmaker, its fundamental business model is at risk.
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Trans members of the military aren't putting America at risk.
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Officials have insisted the dam itself is not at risk.
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No severance has been put 'at risk' by New Sears.
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Just a handful at first, among those most at risk.
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Another 23,000 refugees live on slopes at risk of landslide.
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But blue collar jobs aren't the only ones at risk.
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And you might be wondering: Could I be at risk?
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JAMES WILLIAMS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Are they at risk of extinction?
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But this can put people at risk of opportunistic relatives.
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Between them around 20m people are at risk of starvation.
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Consistently low ratings can put you at risk of deactivation.
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These seemingly benign nonemergency calls can put them at risk.
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Older versions before Windows 7 may also be at risk.
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But these scandals have put all those gains at risk.
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All this puts the survival of the religion at risk.
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That puts almost half of the world's population at risk.
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An estimated 10 percent of insects are also at risk.
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She put American intelligence officers at risk for her convenience.
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We were informed all our personal data was at risk.
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For graphic 'Shipping at risk in Yemen's conflict' click : tinyurl.
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The health of our entire citizenry could be at risk.
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In doing so, they put America's national security at risk.
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It is hard to say which democracies are at risk.
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First, the election places the Clean Power Plan at risk.
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Loss of work doesn't just put economic stability at risk.
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Wade is overturned and abortion access is put at risk.
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Republicans have criticized her for putting national security at risk.
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Brexit risks delaying cancer treatment and putting 'patients at risk'
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Athletes who take banned substances put their health at risk.
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Their loyalty has been questioned and jobs put at risk.
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Or put you at risk of eating flecks of aluminum.
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Their Open Border mindset is putting our Country at risk.
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Teens who get the surgery could be at risk too.
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This does not mean that innovation itself is at risk.
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Tens of millions are at risk in neighbouring India, too.
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Are some students more at risk of assault on campus?
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Some 5,000 jobs in Scunthorpe and Teesside are at risk.
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Unprotected eyes are just as at risk as unprotected skin.
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But many worry that, more generally, schools remain at risk.
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Your physical wellbeing should not be at risk at work.
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They are undoubtedly at risk of losing the Brexit war.
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If you remember that, Safe Harbor was really at risk.
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And, more importantly, the bugs put user data at risk.
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"All Thra is at risk," says Deet in the clip.
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"The newly laid roads are especially at risk of melting."
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This puts ourselves, our sources, and our work at risk.
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We are at risk of this happening again in 2020.
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The firm estimates 200 million people are potentially at risk.
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Instead, it is at risk of collapse as tensions rise.
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Sometimes it can mean putting our own jobs at risk.
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Today's discriminatory law puts his health and safety at risk.
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Go deeper: The industries at risk if Trump quits NAFTA
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What's more, these cuts will put drinking water at risk.
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Two years after WannaCry, a million computers remain at risk
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Children and the elderly are particularly at risk for complications.
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But for now that country appears the most at risk.
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Even people with healthy immune systems could be at risk.
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But it also puts various workplace training programs at risk.
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Less traditional nuclear arms control cooperation is also at risk.
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We will do all we can protect girls at risk.
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Your social media posts could be putting you at risk.
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Do you want to put the Nande community at risk?
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The person confirmed that these names were also at risk.
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Young people are particularly at risk of losing their jobs.
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Democracy is at risk because social media's weaponized the bubble.
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It inevitably places that CIO's reputation and employment at risk.
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"The dividend is at risk for most companies," Gheit said.
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Bobby feels the most at risk for breaking this week.
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They said at no time were any protectees at risk.
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" Or else, "they are potentially putting their pocketbooks at risk.
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"The EU as such is not at risk," he said.
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It wasn't a great moral monument at risk of defacing.
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But even before Trump's election, the CSRs were at risk.
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Around 170 jobs at the firm would be at risk.
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They say the fight puts important defense priorities at risk.
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"It puts everyone's safety at risk," the first official said.
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Another 180,000 are estimated to be at risk across Europe.
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How many of these might now be put at risk?
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Around 222 per cent are at risk of brain damage.
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And now the streets above could be at risk too.
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And working families are at risk of displacement to automation.
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These are people at risk — real risk — of physical harm.
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Therefore, people's health is at risk from bottled water, too.
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This natural process is at risk with rising global temperatures.
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Those most at risk have been enlisted men under 2800.
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Nearly half of Americans are at risk of retiring broke.
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But billions of dollars in bank activities are at risk.
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Right now, we are at risk because of what happened.
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Other clients were at risk of foreclosure for other reasons.
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Britain's PMI showed the economy was at risk of contracting.
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At risk for most frequent mistreatment are North Carolina's residents.
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Cutting the agency's research budget puts public health at risk.
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But it's not the swimmer whose life is at risk.
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Both cities are extremely at risk from sea level rise.
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The drier northwestern regions, meanwhile, are at risk of drought.
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"His life and integrity is at risk," Ebrard told reporters.
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Critics have argued that approach puts public safety at risk.
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Both projects are at risk of missing the 2020 deadline.
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The relatives who helped them may also be at risk.
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Unilaterally putting the deal at risk does not isolate Iran.
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Because that means more lives, homes, and livelihoods at risk.
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"I was at risk of losing my breasts," she says.
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At risk of gross oversimplification, the simple answer is: fear.
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That money was also at risk had Merrill Lynch failed.
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That explosion is leaving consumers at risk of being breached.
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The WHO confirmed the bank was at risk of closing.
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These are the ones at risk of being denied coverage.
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Susan Page: Both sides warn U.S. democracy is at risk.
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If we don't meet them, that could be at risk.
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Rosselló's proposal seeks to relocate neighborhoods at risk of flooding.
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"He is really putting the congresswoman's life at risk," Rep.
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She was told that she was at risk of miscarrying.
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But Summers said that's not the only country at risk.
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Everybody has stock options and everyone is financially at risk.
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Young children are particularly at risk from exposure to lead.
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It estimated that 260,000 children were at risk in Mozambique.
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We cannot let Washington gridlock put more Americans at risk.
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Talking down the dollar puts that predominant status at risk.
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Greens suspect that means massive areas could be at risk.
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Congress's delay has already put too many people at risk.
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None are considered at risk of losing their reelection races.
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Clinton never was at risk of losing in the Senate.
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Because he believes his own fortune is now at risk.
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He managed to escape but remains at risk, officials said.
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Without it we are putting their future health at risk.
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Our national security and rule of law is at risk.
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But no country is more at risk than Turkey itself.
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Iconic glaciers elsewhere in the world are at risk, too.
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"Right now our lives are at risk," Ms. Touray said.
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But WeWork's position in London is reportedly now at risk.
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His obstinacy is putting an already battered country at risk.
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Once more, we're putting at risk the survival of civilization.
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Thousands of children remain at risk in Mosul, it said.
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All of that would be at risk if China retaliated.
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And she doesn't want to put that majority at risk.
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"They put a lot of people at risk," he said.
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The dam was "at risk of imminent failure," officials said.
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Windstream disputes that the company is at risk of default.
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Florida and the Gulf Coast continue to be at risk.
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It's not just companies' customer information that is at risk.
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A delay could put many thousands of people at risk.
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All were at risk of having the mutated gene themselves.
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He is not putting that at risk in the slightest.
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That executive order doesn't put DACA recipients at risk yet.
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"Denmark is putting Europe's energy security at risk," Schroeder said.
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So you were at risk, even as a German national?
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She was a homeowner, and she was at risk financially.
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Failure to do so could put their jobs at risk.
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It's not just disk encryption keys at risk, Segerdahl said.
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Nearly 500,000 children are at risk of starving to death.
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The new athletic director's job may already be at risk.
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The economy could also currently be at risk of collapse.
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If Trump is elected, our democracy will be at risk.
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That is an awful lot of dollar value at risk.
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Trump wouldn't put all those investments at risk, would he?
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But some traditionalists fear that its roots are at risk.
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Tens of thousands of other buildings are still at risk.
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Nurses and doctors are not the only ones at risk.
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Nancy Pelosi isn't going to put the majority at risk.
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The international market is at risk of seizing up too.
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The states most at risk were Iowa, Missouri and Illinois.
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The states most at risk were Iowa, Missouri and Illinois.
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I'm really worried that other state agencies are at risk.
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A woman's botched butt injections put her life at risk.
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Because when one member is uninsured, they're all at risk.
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The collapse could put over 30,000 U.S. jobs at risk.
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The larger western niche is still at risk of collapsing.
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"These social factors put them more at risk," Milstone added.
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Could competitive cyclists be putting their bone health at risk?
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The elderly and children are especially at risk in heatwaves.
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The lack of transparency puts patients at risk, some say.
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But not everyone at risk has been ready to evacuate.
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It is not only abortion clinics that are at risk.
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Elderly people are disproportionately at risk of contracting the virus.
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All of those precedents are at risk, Professor Epstein said.
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It would put workers, customers and the public at risk.
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"We were somewhat at risk," General Manager Sandy Alderson said.
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Preliminary studies indicate that dozens of airports are at risk.
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By the most pessimistic estimate, 250,00 lives are at risk.
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Coronavirus is putting Americans' physical and financial health at risk.
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Some privacy advocates say that puts patient data at risk.
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Such criticisms might put jurors' safety at risk, Jackson said.
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Some returning American citizens potentially at risk will be quarantined.
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"Sessions talked about putting lives at risk," Mr. Baron said.
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Why does Mr. Trump's move put this relationship at risk?
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The big picture: Iraq's parliament is at risk of collapsing.
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When done wrong, though, they can put users at risk.
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Boys are notably at risk, especially as they get older.
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Absent any protections, the buildings are at risk for redevelopment.
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Neglecting international investing could be putting Bogle's portfolio at risk.
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"We like to use the words, 'at risk,'" she said.
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This disturbs students' education and puts their health at risk.
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The development corporation's plan puts all of this at risk.
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It also puts banks at risk when these loans default.
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Giving up the presidency could put all that at risk.
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Farmers, their families, and their employees are all at risk.
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Most importantly, it puts patients at risk of substandard care.
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Everyone is at risk when the government fails its citizens.
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She violated her security clearance and put lives at risk.
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Meanwhile, you could easily be putting your position at risk.
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Cloud computing is still at risk from cyberattacks, warns Emm.
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He said climate change is putting national parks at risk.
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Food should nourish our health, not put it at risk.
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And women and girls are often those most at risk.
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But sadly, journalists and media workers are increasingly at risk.
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However, it will not put recent financial strides at risk.
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Read is concerned that the entertainment value is at risk.
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No commercial passengers or aircraft were at risk, authorities said.
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Dissidents inside Egypt and in exile would be at risk.
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Unless CMS withdraws its proposal, we put patients at risk.
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The controversy seems to have put Price's job at risk.
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Millions of Americans are at risk of losing their coverage.
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The Trump administration proposal puts all of this at risk.
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Thompson said the International Space Station was not at risk.
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Unfortunately, Senate proposals would put millions of jobs at risk.
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The failures put patients at risk and squandered taxpayer dollars.
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If we don't, we're putting our children's future at risk.
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Its share performance already has the company's stock at risk.
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The Hungarian degrees are now at risk for future enrollees.
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Evacuating older, frail patients can put the patients at risk.
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Some 1.4 million positions are at risk, in America alone.
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Without the agreement, U.S. national security would be at risk.
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Economic instability breeds political instability, which puts Americans at risk.
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The belief of that fallacy puts us all at risk.
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We can't-, we can't put at risk what we reached.
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Today, he represents clients who are at risk of deportation.
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I didn't want to put myself or others at risk.
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Computers aren't the only things at risk of being hacked.
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Falling behind puts us at risk of two distinct threats.
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And visitation is always at risk of being scaled back.
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"[Reporters] cannot place lives at risk with impunity," he said.
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And blessings to the community at risk, Jews, immigrants, etc.
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But there are areas at risk of such a development.
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We cannot afford to put our pollinator populations at risk.
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Two nuclear plants are also at risk of severe flooding.
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About 280 mln bpd of production might be at risk.
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The counties most at risk of ending up with zero Obamacare insurers — the ones marked in red — next year have the lowest number of potential Obamacare customers among all of the at-risk counties.
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The USGS says an additional half million people are at risk from natural earthquakes, bringing the total number of people at risk from both natural and induced earthquakes in 2017 to about four million.
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When critical systems rely on at-risk software, it is reasonable to expect that software developers like Microsoft, not governments, become more adept at notifying at-risk parties and ensuring systems become properly patched.
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"There are a lot of people's rights at risk and people's basic safety at risk… I want people to take away that they should stand up for themselves and stand up for each other."
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Donnelly notes that the proportion of Americans considered to be at risk for foodborne illness is also increasing -- yet many people do not know or understand that they might be at risk, she said.
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"Whoever is behind this is not just putting families at risk across Queensland and the rest of Australia -- they are putting an entire industry at risk," Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said in a statement.
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A 2017 U.S. study observed that Russia's Arctic infrastructure is at risk form global warning and that, within a generation, buildings in the Arctic will be at risk of sinking into the ground and collapsing.
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But the subsidies are only at risk at all because in 2014, Republicans desperate to undermine the law found a legislative flaw to challenge the payments in court — and put the entire program at risk.
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Therefore, only those who consumed the contraband beverage are at risk.
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In total, around 10,000 Latinx residents are at risk of displacement.
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"Banks are not at risk (from the proposals)," Jaroslaw Mielcarek said.
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Any future children will be at risk of being born prematurely.
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Smaller organizations and individuals have historically been far more at risk.
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Hundreds of thousands of civilians will almost certainly be at risk.
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But coverage of every type of birth control is at risk.
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The history of dance music is at risk of being rewritten.
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Being obese is putting your life at risk every single day.
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Yet governments are not the only ones putting journalists at risk.
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And under-regulating them would put people at risk, he said.
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Another three million are at risk of undergoing the procedure annually.
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Consumer advocates were concerned the delay would put investors at risk.
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Obesity puts people at risk of diabetes, heart disease, even cancer.
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That leaves patients at risk of receiving hefty surprise medical bills.
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FedEx has some $1.3 billion at risk in trade with China.
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I wouldn&apost even put my children at risk like that.
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Threatened species are defined as those at risk of becoming endangered.
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That could put a whole lot of personal information at risk.
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Boys age 12-17 years old were the most at risk.
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And as oil prices slide, thousands of jobs are at risk.
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If this happened, Medicaid enrollees might find their benefits at risk.
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It's a worrying time and lots of jobs are at risk.
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Her daughter said she was at risk of having a miscarriage.
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How do you feel ... Do you feel at risk doing that?
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It believes a local presence would put its staff at risk.
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Even the accounts with seemingly hack-proof passwords were at risk.
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Locating and quarantining potentially at-risk students and staff is difficult.
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It puts the FIA at risk of a conflict of interest.
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If they don't, it could put their Asian operations at risk.
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With half the world's population at risk, why is aid dropping?
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"It puts areas not previously threatened by Al-Shabaab at risk."
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And they aren't the only ones who see themselves at risk.
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Clinton has been dishonest and has put national security at risk.
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If you're having sex, you're at risk for sexually transmitted infections.
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Go deeper: The next eight retailers at risk of Sears' fate
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But anyone at risk of exposure should be tested, including infants.
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For the US, what's at risk are company revenues and profits.
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Let it go too low and you're at risk of sabotage.
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But Citigroup added that European investment banks were also at risk.
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This triples the number of people at risk of arbitrary detention.
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Soon, the future of Earth itself appears to be at risk.
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But when reliable returns are put at risk, things can change.
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Without further action, thousands of jobs are at risk, it said.
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"Nobody's beliefs should put other people's lives at risk," he said.
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Because once you fall below 95, your job is at risk.
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My freedom was put at risk because of a coin flip.
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The latest numbers show youth, especially girls, are most at risk.
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More of those at-risk companies will actually raise their dividends.
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Unlike the past, it is not just manufacturing jobs at risk.
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So, the media is putting your life at risk, dear voter.
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Instability in the agricultural workforce places our food supply at risk.
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His license to practice law going forward is also at risk.
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"If you do not report, you are at risk," she said.
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For graphic on jobs at risk from new technologies, click tmsnrt.
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Otherwise, he would be at risk of getting fired from Uber.
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Do you think equal justice under the law is at risk?
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That is time unavailable for the evacuation of coastlines at risk.
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Trump will be at risk of perjuring himself should he lie.
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That means people like Gladys, J.B., and Juggie are at risk.
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But protecting them could indirectly help others at risk as well.
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Older people and those with health issues are particularly at risk.
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So big animals like cows or reindeer are especially at risk.
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Poor-performing programs were at risk of losing their federal funding.
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Therefore, our flawed prospective memory puts those we love at risk.
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The trouble is you can't tell when you are at risk.
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The health budget this year will put that pledge at risk.
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Go deeper: Why Uber's post-IPO value will be at risk
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Large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes will be at risk.
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But of course civilians in war zones are always at risk.
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The continued operations of the UK nuclear industry are at risk.
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Mantha's charity is dedicated to at-risk young women and girls.
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It's Google's business model for Android that's really at risk now.
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Informally, Ford Motor Company is considered the largest account at risk.
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He worries the area is at risk from potential pipeline leaks.
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But any pull back could put their very survival at risk.
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Pretty much everyone, Nadeau says, but especially the at-risk crowd.
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Just having them installed can put you at risk of attack.
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Older adults, children and people with chronic disease are at risk.
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It could put projects like the internet at risk, he added.
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If I screwed up, I wasn't at risk of getting shot.
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Dems at risk of losing another New England seat in Conn.
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They were being hounded, sometimes having their employment put at risk.
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Truck drivers, warehouse staff and ship workers may be at risk.
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At risk kids -- it&aposs food, its STEM and math-based.
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Those at risk of heart disease, especially, should avoid saturated fat.
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They argue the idea would put cherished environmental laws at risk.
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But the answer is, do I think he is at risk?
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" Southeastern Virginia is also at risk of "life-threatening flash flooding.
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Company data is not at risk, Porr said in a statement.
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What if their own family members had been put at risk?
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Babies born with microcephaly are at risk of incomplete brain development.
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China's banks are certainly at risk from a rash of defaults.
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The eurozone is at risk of falling into the same trap.
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But is this lack of "connection" worth putting at risk the
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Move either to the other's hometown, and both are at risk.
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Watch: Bill George says GOP puts whole insurance market at risk
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Erosion continues, putting many more islanders at risk of being uprooted.
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But none of those alone can identify women most at risk.
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Both factors together put Germany's economic boom at risk, Huebner said.
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The center provides services for abused, neglected and at-risk children.
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But with my own country at risk, I continue to fight.
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And Google's video sharing site isn't the only company at risk.
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But well-educated women were more at risk than men too.
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Roughly 34,000 jobs are also at risk, according to the analysis.
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Rights taken for granted for decades could now be at risk.
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Watch out sushi lovers; your favorite appetizer might be at risk.
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"Previously, people were looking at risk based on history," Verbraken said.
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Congenital syphilis puts a baby at risk for other health problems.
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They don't mention their unlawful practices that put patients at risk.
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If you are admitted to the hospital you are at risk.
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That's his signal that she's at risk for a hypoglycemic attack.
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So, let's talk about what's at risk, what people don't realize.
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This would put some weaker privately owned banks' liquidity at risk.
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All this crucial progress in Manning's treatment is now at risk.
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These opportunities are all at risk if we vote to leave.
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Food and water supplies are also at risk from the storms.
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Journalists and activists criticise the monarchy, which puts them at risk.
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Driving under the influence is not just putting myself at risk.
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Whatever progress was made under Obama is now at risk, however.
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If that is compromised, your entire crypto portfolio is at risk.
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That could be at risk as the administration recalibrates its approach.
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That puts them at risk of fines, property confiscation and arrest.
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He added that hundreds of jobs were at risk in France.
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A year ago, "only" NAFTA was at risk of falling apart.
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Millions of Canadians may now be at risk for answering truthfully.
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It's not just warmer oceans though that puts corals at risk.
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ISIS's usage of chemical weapons could put U.S. troops at risk.
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But it wasn't just consumers who were at risk from RALs.
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Coons and his colleagues would now put that precedent at risk.
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Our culture, society, traditions and way of life are at risk.
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Runaway and homeless youth are especially at risk for sex trafficking.
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At risk is a double-forgetting of what happened in 1921.
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And some buildings and airports standing on permafrost are at risk.
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Democrats continue to deny that she put national security at risk.
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This will require retraining at-risk workers before they become redundant.
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Babies at risk could be your child, grandchild or neighbor's child.
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One group has been particularly at-risk during the election cycle.
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Suburban sprawl has spilled onto floodplains and placed residents at risk.
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One tool, for example, is helping at-risk teenagers avoid pregnancy.
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Men onscreen often put their lives at risk for noble causes.
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Humanity's health overall, may also be at risk as a result.
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Perhaps, even in the best of times, Ginzburg was at risk.
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All at risk, unless Congress fixes this poorly constructed new levy.
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Williams warned the stay put 8,000 jobs at risk in Pennsylvania.
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Now the country's economic slowdown is putting their earnings at risk.
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States have also considered subsidizing at-risk coal or nuclear plants.
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Australia's Tsunami Warning Center said its coastlines were not at risk.
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"How Afghanistan could put Trump's presidency at risk," said one headline.
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It becomes much more difficult when private property is at risk.
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Student-loan debt is even putting borrowers at risk of bankruptcy.
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As of 2016, half of working-age households were at risk.
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DeVos has also personally mentored at-risk children in public schools.
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Johnson said the court was putting his Brexit plans at risk.
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Again, large majorities of Americans support protection of at-risk wildlife.
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Macy's customers are also at risk for an even older hack.
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The at-risk area includes agricultural fields and old Redwood forests.
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Between those two states, at least 42,000 convictions are at risk.
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"I was no longer at risk of losing everything," Lindsay said.
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Democracy always is at risk when the middle class drops out.
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This puts families at risk, and increases the costs of rebuilding.
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And it's Muslim women who wear the hijab most at risk.
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GCL managers said low-grade, "outdated" producers were most at risk.
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Schools that don't are at risk of falling even further behind.
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The closure puts 158 employees at risk of losing their jobs.
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Now he's at risk of losing his only source of income.
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All were at risk of early death because of the disorder.
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Sano is also at risk of winding up in that category.
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Some patients are bedridden, in wheelchairs, or at risk of amputation.
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We apologise again to any consumers who were put at risk.
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More than 84 million adults are at risk for the disease.
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That's substantially more than the amount of at-risk nuclear capacity.
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Polls showed Strange was at risk of missing the run-off.
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China may be most at risk for deadly, extreme heat waves.
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A poor showing on Sunday could put his position at risk.
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The privacy of your tax information remains at risk and unprotected.
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All marine mammals remain at risk in an increasingly industrialized world.
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Just how much money is at risk is difficult to say.
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Extreme heat also puts moms at risk to give birth early.
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People who repeatedly sprain an ankle are at risk, he said.
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The ideals promoted by Mandela are now at risk, he added.
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People over 65 are considered more at-risk for severe infection.
|
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Older people and those with health problems are uniquely at risk.
|
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Some transit systems are using technology to monitor at-risk individuals.
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Why do you think they put themselves at risk for you?
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The abundance of errors in medication lists put patients at risk.
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There is no area in life that is not at risk.
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We need to remedy the inequality that put people at risk.
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"We cannot put at risk the great electoral victory" of Dec.
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Are fears of vaccines putting the rest of us at risk?
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The demise of Facebook's competition has put our data at risk.
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According to the report, how many are at risk for extinction?
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Moreover, only one of those loans puts your home at risk.
|
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The United States is at risk of another "Mission Accomplished" moment.
|
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People have suffered horribly and the nation was put at risk.
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And biologically, women are more at risk for alcohol's intoxicating effects.
|
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It could shed light why some patients are most at risk.
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All three events are at risk of being canceled in June.
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It's just not necessary to put so many people at risk.
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It's just not necessary to put so many people at risk.
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It puts you at risk of being labeled a habitual offender.
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So if you are in that position, you're really at risk.
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Unfortunately, some countries may be even more at risk than others.
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Algorithms that decode M.R.I.s put a whole medical subfield at risk.
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We can't have premature optimism that puts people's lives at risk.
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That could put the stock market's gains this year at risk.
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Most critically, an overwhelmed health care system places everyone at risk.
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Until then, the town is at risk of another menace: mudslides.
|
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"We are now putting other people's lives at risk," Barzilay said.
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Nearly 1 million people are at risk of returning to poverty.
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London (CNN Business)Five big economies are at risk of recession.
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""They're putting people at risk for their pocket and it's inexcusable.
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They remain at risk of deportation if immigration agents find them.
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Passing that information along could have put the sources at risk.
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Here's a look at some others that are also at risk.
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Republicans know that their Senate majority is at risk on Nov.
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Sergeant Bergdahl's offenses put the lives of fellow soldiers at risk.
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There are exemptions for when the mother's life is at risk.
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The plunge in exports means jobs are at risk, Tulezi said.
|
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Outstanding loans at risk of going bad totalled 5.8 trillion yuan.
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Every single day they are there, their lives are at risk.
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It's not just fire victims in California who are at risk.
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And really, the overriding numbers, most Americans are not at risk.
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Here&aposs what causes it and who is most at risk.
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Critics argue that the plan would put the economy at risk.
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Other state birds at risk include New Hampshire's purple finch, above.
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Those enterprises "put the entire field at risk," Dr. Gottlieb said.
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In this instance, we determined no children were currently at-risk.
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Some didn't think they were at risk for flu she said.
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A Kurdish redeployment would put other American objectives at risk, too.
|
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And no sector is more at risk from the novel coronavirus.
|
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Revised figures now suggest more than 5,000 buildings are at risk.
|
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Without better and broader diagnostic testing, people may be at risk.
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The decision was made so soldiers weren&apost put at risk.
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Flaws in widely used corporate VPNs put company secrets at risk
|
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Environmentalists said the repeal puts human and wildlife health at risk.
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This is an unnecessary measure that can put lives at risk.
|
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When ancient churches collapse, the antiquities inside are also at risk.
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Deliberate Democratic delays serve no point and put Americans at risk.
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"Americans are at risk today, every single day here," Carter said.
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Moving too fast could put the 2019 filing season at risk.
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His wife, two daughters, and son were at risk, he said.
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Q: Which markets do you see most at risk of contagion?
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But continued interest is putting the environment -- and humans -- at risk.
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Instead, she unknowingly put herself at risk of getting cancer again.
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Young people are targeted, stalked and at risk of physical attack.
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"People have got to understand what's at risk here," said Gohmert.
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This is what is put at risk by a trade war.
|
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In theory, the moves could have put countless secrets at risk.
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We must also recognize where American readiness is most at risk.
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The amount and value of the property at risk also grows.
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So is discouraging or prohibiting activities that threaten animals at risk.
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To fight for civil rights was to put oneself at risk.
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Does it follow that the European Union is now at risk?
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"There is a lot at risk of being lost," she said.
|
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People who were uninsured were also more at risk for suicide.
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"The aquifers are at risk in Monterey County," Hsia-Coron said.
|
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Twenty people have been confirmed dead — and thousands are at risk.
|
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"I'm here because our democracy is at risk," Mr. Frazier said.
|
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Now they are at risk of having their families torn apart.
|
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Despite this monumental opportunity, this strategic asset is at risk. Why?
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He concluded by accusing Mr. Tillerson of putting lives at risk.
|
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Small children are most at risk in this kind of attack.
|
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That positioning puts the market at risk of sudden sell-offs.
|
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For some churches, the immigrants at risk are their own parishioners.
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These protections would have been at risk under the Senate bill.
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That may give OASIS, at risk from rising seas, unprecedented influence.
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Otherwise, the long-term survival of both parties is at risk.
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What is at risk here is the very idea of America.
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Critical national infrastructure (utilities, transport, health, etc.) could be at risk.
|
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The lives of countless Americans are at risk without the ACA.
|
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But it's that which protesters say is also precisely at risk.
|
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What kind of student loan borrowers are at risk of defaulting?
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"Our democracy is at risk here," Perez told CNN on Saturday.
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Maersk has been at risk of having its credit rating downgraded.
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This could put both users at risk of contracting an STI.
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Economic Scene Is the Fed at risk for real this time?
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If your mental health is truly at risk, you should quit.
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By falling for Angela, he put the entire world at risk.
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Honoring a detainer puts them at risk of a federal lawsuit.
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Plantation workers like Mr. Akbar are often the most at risk.
|
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Rules not subject to congressional review may still be at risk.
|
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Other underwater ecosystems are also put at risk as waters warm.
|
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"You put your life at risk by staying," North Carolina Gov.
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A narrow emphasis on efficiency puts our entire system at risk.
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The problem is that these sectors are at risk from Brexit.
|
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The tour operator's failure has put 22,000 jobs at risk worldwide.
|
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Several are "at risk for substantial flooding damage," county officials say.
|
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If Mr. Maduro goes, the military's economic position is at risk.
|
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Field missiles and warheads that can hold American cities at risk.
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The at-risk population should be the first to be tested.
|
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"Identifying people at risk at earlier stages is important," she said.
|
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Every day that children aren't protected, their lives are at risk.
|
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Kmart in particular is at risk of shutting down, they said.
|
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In November, Mr. Lowcock said roughly 7 million were at risk.
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That could put health coverage for 1.9 million children at risk.
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Other places with just one health insurer were at risk too.
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The at-risk citizen, finally, comprises the foundation of the system.
|
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Instead, they were left at risk of displacement and possible homelessness.
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Boys born small may be at risk for infertility in adulthood.
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That will increase areas at risk for dengue, Zika and chikungunya.
|
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Otherwise, the entire school district was at risk of shutting down.
|
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Millions of Americans stand at risk of losing their health care.
|
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That puts health care for millions of American children at risk.
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"The Wizarding World is at risk of exposure," the poster reads.
|
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The condition also put Rachel at risk, according to her doctor.
|
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Smaller and midsized distribution companies are more at risk for hackers.
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More than 200 marine species are known to be at risk from eating plastic, and about 55 percent of the world's seabirds — including two species found on Henderson — are at risk from marine garbage, Lavers said.
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"There is ... more supply at risk to a new U.S. war in the Middle East than demand at risk to the continuation of the trade war with China," Petromatrix analyst Olivier Jakob said in a note.
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Colombia, a nation of 48 million people, allows abortion in cases of rape, incest, fetal malformation, if the fetus is at risk and if the health, both physical and mental, of the mother is at risk.
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"They are creating a crisis for the image of Italian food in the world, they are putting the health of consumers at risk and putting our environment at risk," said the head of Coldiretti, Roberto Moncalvo.
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More than three quarters (76 percent) of at-risk young adults who had a mentor aspire to enroll in and graduate from college versus half (56 percent) of at-risk young adults who had no mentor.
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"Not only are you putting the general public at risk, you're putting our officers at risk that had to go in and deal with the individuals that were in violation," Patrol Bureau Commander Paul Neudigate said.
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Frater argued that Meng's alleged misrepresentation not only put HSBC at risk of violating US sanctions, but also put its reputation at risk, and deprived it of its ability to make financial decisions based on facts.
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He has now missed court appearances in that case, too, putting the house at risk of being turned over to creditors and its current occupants, a renter and her teenage daughter, at risk of being kicked out.
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It's not like an individual choice where we say, 'Oh, I think I'll stop on red,' because if you go through that red light you don't just put yourself at risk—you're putting someone else at risk.
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"Our findings suggest a possible double jeopardy for minority patients: Long understood to be at risk of receiving less effective care, they also appear to be often at risk of receiving more ineffective care," the report said.
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But a system developed by Rayid Ghani at the University of Chicago and others increases the correctness of at-risk predictions by 12% and reduces the incorrect labelling of officers as being at risk by a third.
|
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By rolling back those protections, this bill puts taxpayers at risk of another bank bailout and puts homeowners at risk of the same traps that led to the foreclosure crisis -- all while doing little for hardworking families.
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Convinced by experts' new estimates that millions of Americans would be at risk for infection and hundreds of thousands at risk for dying if he prematurely reopened the country, Mr. Trump and Fox have gone into reverse.
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BHS was placed into administration, a form of creditor protection, by owner Retail Acquisitions on April 25, putting the 88-year-old retailer at risk of disappearing from British shopping streets and putting 11,000 jobs at risk.
|
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Both debtors and creditors agree that would put patient health at risk.
|
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They also say up to 3.5 million jobs would be at risk.
|
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Vale said last week that the dam was at risk of rupturing.
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And there's a lot at risk: millions of high-quality manufacturing jobs.
|
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But according to Agwu, there are people who are more at risk.
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Putting even a fraction of that at risk is a dangerous game.
|
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In other words, combating fare evasion could put vulnerable bodies at risk.
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"Without it, the free and equal exchange of ideas is at risk."
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But they said I am in the "at-risk" category for them.
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It could weaken the military and put America's own stability at risk.
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The victim's life was not at risk, Assistant Chief Sid Porter said.
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WATCH: IBM CEO: Over-regulation could put the digital economy at risk
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Right now, Sagarmatha National Park is at risk of water resource exhaustion.
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The researchers also assumed a 25% disenrollment rate among at-risk children.
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Lower vaccination rates put entire populations at risk, not just the unvaccinated.
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New studies like this one demonstrate why that puts everyone at risk.
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"This isn't about politics or partisanship - lives are at risk," Clinton said.
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Humans also suffer the consequences, often leaving the most vulnerable at risk.
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Everyone is at risk from the inner cities to more affluent communities.
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Young puppies who have not had their vaccinations are especially at risk.
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Microsoft says customers using Windows 7 or above are not at risk.
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Financial advisors: A poor understanding of cybersecurity could leave you at risk.
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The thought of my daughter being at risk is my worst nightmare.
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But any pre-approval of specific missions puts our military at risk.
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It&aposs actual conduct that puts other people&aposs lives at risk.
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All this is important because we are placing American lives at risk.
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Older people and children are most at risk of heat-related illnesses.
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"And when one faith is targeted, it puts us all at risk."
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A credit agency has warned that America's credit rating is at risk.
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The younger you are, the more at risk you are to overspend.
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Republicans are at risk of losing control of Congress in the Nov.
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But that could put public money at risk and be politically difficult.
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"If investors do not realize this, these stocks will be at risk."
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One in four children is at risk of developing a mental disorder.
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You are an old delusional racist who puts our country at risk.
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But we're not seeing inadequacies in areas where patients are at risk.
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But some companies and product categories are more at risk than others.
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More is at risk than some office humor at your expense, however.
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And school employees will use new training to identify at-risk students.
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The program expires March 5, putting 700,133 people at risk of deportation.
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Southeastern states from Texas to Georgia are most at risk, he said.
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Rumors swirled that Cherchesov's job was at risk but he clung on.
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Homeless or incarcerated women are especially at risk of lack of access.
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Protectionist policies put at risk all that has been gained through trade.
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Overall, 17% of residents of EU countries are at risk of poverty.
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Failure to build a low-carbon economy puts American prosperity at risk.
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He undermined our diplomatic relationships and put our national security at risk.
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"New York is a major at-risk place for pathogens," he said.
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It leaves nearly 800,000 young immigrants like myself at risk for deportation.
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Creatures other than house pets are also at risk as flooding continues.
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In Shanghai the index periodically hits 1003, putting everyone's health at risk.
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They were very warm, but she wasn't at risk of burning herself.
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"That's preventing a lot of at-risk users from using two-factor."
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That progress would be at risk if governments cut back on funding.
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"What is at risk is the health of the workers," said Harper.
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Domestic workers are particularly at risk, since they work out of sight.
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But smaller companies often miss this essential step, putting themselves at risk.
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Sites at risk include the Statue of Liberty and Chile's Easter Island.
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With quarantines depressing consumption, whole industries are at risk of severe hits.
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Jobs are at risk because electric cars take less time to build.
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Cook believes that this could have put millions of people at risk.
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Below are some of the notable sites believed to be at risk.
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Go deeper: The gender gap in car safety leaves women at risk
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Children of opioid users appear to be more at risk for suicide.
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By 2025, at-risk coal increases to 86% of the country's fleet.
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Policies pursuant to these goals will necessarily put your data at risk.
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So there might be even more communities at risk than we think.
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If I start smuggling, I put myself and Humane Borders at risk.
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But this has put their crops – and even their lives – at risk.
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Humans handling affected food or cleaning pet waste are also at risk.
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Another reform at risk is the freeze of deposits at failing banks.
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The loser will be at risk of falling behind in that chase.
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Shell contends that its assets are not at risk of being stranded.
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Without reform, the industry puts the entire Paris climate agreement at risk.
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"Anytime you&aposre paying in advance for service you&aposre at risk."
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In fact, asking about suicide leads to hope for at-risk youth.
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They came back warning that the region was at risk for genocide.
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Carlson warned progress on that front could also be at risk now.
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Trump's desire to dismantle the ACA, she adds, puts that at risk.
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The country is not at risk of retreating into a "nationalistic crouch".
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Taking precautions Some people may have no idea they're even at risk.
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It is not just the licensed taxi drivers who are at risk.
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Even Britain's ability to import radioisotopes for cancer therapy is at risk.
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Barroso highlighted Austria, Netherlands, Finland, Poland, Hungary and Sweden as at risk.
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"People who have reptiles, amphibians, or rodents are at risk," says Behravesh.
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Trying to administer gene therapy around her can put somebody at risk.
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If we don't continue to ensure that, our democracy is at risk.
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Chinese workers, their businesses are at risk," Locke said on "Squawk Alley.
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The free and open internet as we know it is at risk.
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At risk of stating the blindingly obvious, the chamber was extremely cold.
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The Mississippi Delta region is at risk for tornadoes beginning Friday evening.
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Individual companies were therefore more at risk than the wider economic picture.
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They will have recommendations for the neighboring countries, those most at risk.
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The elderly and people with pre-existing conditions are most at risk.
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More than $600 billion in orders are potentially at risk, Bloomberg wrote.
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This puts teens at risk for dropping out of the healthcare system.
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For at-risk children, testing should continue after age two, experts said.
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The round wasn't going to be put at risk over pro-rata.
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As a result, they become more and more at-risk over time.
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Many felt they were at risk precisely because they had helped Americans.
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According to UNICEF, 30 million girls are at risk around the world.
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The developing world, where infrastructure isn't as strong, is more at risk.
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Right now, he's at risk of losing, and losing to a woman.
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Even Cardi B seemed at risk when she griped about her taxes.
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Dr Abdelwahab al-Moayad said Yemen's internally displaced were particularly at risk.
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The "oldest old" may be most at risk, the study findings suggest.
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And it's much more than your favorite websites that are at risk.
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Planes have made emergency landings because escalating conflicts put passengers at risk.
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Another 3,000 workers not directly employed by BHS are also at risk.
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I feel like we are all at risk of losing certain rights.
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It will put America at risk and in danger at every turn.
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Icahn says refiners are at risk of buckling under the increasing costs.
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But last year, Dixville's once-grand tradition appeared to be at risk.
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A merger would put at least 10,000 jobs at risk, it added.
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You're putting yourself at risk with anything under five or six bucks.
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They deliberately kept the public at risk rather than spend the money.
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As such, as I've noted before, marriage equality would be at risk.
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But computers and networks that didn't update their systems remained at risk.
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But there are also high-paying professions that intuitively appear at risk.
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During all that time, survivors living in the area are at risk.
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But other conservationists argue it mostly just puts the sharks at risk.
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"We suspended the event so that people aren't at risk," Ramirez said.
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That means the region is at risk of further flooding until Monday.
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Rather, it is the smaller-scale operators that are most at risk.
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Otherwise, we are putting lives at risk for unnecessary injuries or death.
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Supporting communities at risk means supporting the populations that are most vulnerable.
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But in the modern era, the species' survival is increasingly at risk.
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A merger puts at least 10,000 jobs at risk, according to unions.
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The at-risk soy beans are from Advanced Fresh Concepts Franchise Corp.
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People who are already vulnerable are, therefore, most at risk of infection.
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Privatizing with reliance on 2628(k)s put their retirements at risk.
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People with diabetes are at risk for life-threatening blood vessel diseases.
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Is everything I have dreamed of and worked for now at risk?
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It's almost an obsession," Distinto says, "because it's my life at risk.
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They put their own lives at risk to help those in need.
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Now, GM's Silao factory, and the profit it generates, are at risk.
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There's always an actor in crisis, creating a character who's at risk.
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During this period, he adds, potentially at-risk animals receive no protection.
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However, Avila-Guillen warns, many women in Latin America remain at risk.
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Yet ARC's software, bizarrely, concluded that only 21,000 people were at risk.
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Smoking monkeys aren't the only animals at risk of developing lung cancer.
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Without it, we continue to put millions at risk of opioid addiction.
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They put our kids and the most vulnerable among us at risk.
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In fact, it was R. & B. that was at risk of extinction.
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This is a serious mistake with such a large population at risk.
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U.S. as again the aggressor who is putting the South at risk.
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UNESCO has even warned that Dubrovnik's World Heritage status is at risk.
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That in turn will put Obama's biggest foreign policy achievement at risk.
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Seniors, children and people with compromised immune systems are most at risk.
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The physician was at risk of permanent revocation of his medical license.
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However, Alison refuses to stay still while her sisters are at risk.
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"You're putting your life at risk for (Everest) each time," she acknowledges.
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And teachers could also be put at risk with more guns in
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She further cautioned that civil rights and voting rights are at risk.
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He is constantly at risk from those who would do him harm.
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Adoption of value-at-risk, or VaR, model to calculate initial margins.
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If I went to jail, or got deported, I'd be at risk.
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Many other medicines authorised at national level could also be at risk.
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The auto sales downturn has put jobs across the industry at risk.
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Medicare and Social Security are at risk because of reckless Republican budgets.
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But that could also put children at risk in a different way.
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We are at risk of jeopardizing a better future for our children.
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They may be beaten, tortured and starved, and at risk of execution.
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These gains could be at risk were Kavanaugh confirmed to the Court.
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In the short term, Britain does not look at risk of recession.
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The Democrats put most at risk in an abortion fight are Sens.
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Today family planning services for millions of poor Americans is at risk.
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These communities are more at risk for not having enough retirement savings.
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One child out of three here is at risk of relative poverty.
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Humanity's health over all may also be at risk as a result.
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Republican outside groups have moved early to shore up at-risk seats.
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"We are also at risk of being engulfed in a broader conflict."
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Even employees who aren't "bad" may find their job security at risk.
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Properties near green areas in Fort McMurray remain at risk, they said.
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At risk of generalizing, there is some truth to the third point.
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The United Nations has warned the food is at risk of rotting.
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Did any Trump campaign contacts with Russia put national security at risk?
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The tradition of early marriage also puts girls at risk of infection.
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What we cherish is at risk from a multitude of global threats.
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So why would such an important, non-regulatory program be at risk?
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Coral reefs worldwide are at risk as climate change warms the oceans.
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Sadly, that puts them at risk for being judged weak or unprofessional.
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Yet the future of biomedical science and health care is at risk.
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"I don't think the euro is at risk," she said via email.
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The opposition Labour Party is in disarray and at risk of splitting.
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Restricting access to that talent will put our research enterprise at risk.
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Gaps in effective talent management leave our government at risk of failure.
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Climate policy is at risk of becoming the target of populist anger.
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Conclusion: Do not use this app, your personal security is at risk.
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Even more worrisome, the growth put his and others' safety at risk.
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Opponents say it would put transgender people at risk and codifies discrimination.
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"Cutting Medicaid will put millions of jobs at risk," the ad says.
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"They put civilization and traditional families at risk of destruction," he said.
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Earth is at risk of losing all its insects in 100 years.
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People in chronic pain are at risk of depression to start with.
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Sadly for the Boston program and infants at risk, her intention failed.
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And on top of that it put more American lives at risk.
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The complaint alleges that accelerating climate change puts those rights at risk.
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Some traders said the decline could put its credit outlook at risk.
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Deutsche can absorb bigger losses before putting its depositors' cash at risk.
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The United States is not at risk of such worst-case scenarios.
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Should dialing a wrong number put you at risk of being sued?
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We provide temporary home and long term support for children at risk.
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Family history, high blood pressure and diabetes also put people at risk.
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The potential for progress and innovation is at risk of being squandered.
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The higher the polygenic score, the more at-risk the person is.
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As protests against the regime gathered steam, that bet was at risk.
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As of writing, it is unclear which devices are still at risk.
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This is about excessive regulation and putting significant tax revenues at risk.
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We do know that young people tend to be more at risk.
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And his announcement has already put his seat at risk of flipping.
|
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These indiscretions put the dealers at risk, and also, potentially, the buyers.
|
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Biobank. Need DNA samples from single dads at risk of heart disease?
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But many adult film workers say it would put performers at risk.
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The official denied that a lack of fingerprints put children at risk.
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And there's a number of places where voters really are at risk.
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Numerous at-risk seats is the essential ingredient for a wave election.
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Half of society is at risk of being assaulted by this person.
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China also warned that ties were at risk after the naval operation.
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We're worried that that could be put at risk by these tariffs.
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So how do you reach more people at risk for the disease?
|
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Congressional Democrats frequently complained that the president's approach put them at risk.
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The collapse put tens of thousands of jobs and pensions at risk.
|
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And the administration's lack of preparation is putting American lives at risk.
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No. Not everyone in a certain demographic is at risk for coronavirus.
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But if you're at risk, travel may not be a good idea.
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Iowa Republicans are already at risk of losing two other House seats.
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We were at risk, but we were especially worried about the girls.
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We have been put at risk, and I want to know why.
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They're at risk of being caught up in a chain of infection.
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More than half of US jobs are at risk, writes Chris Isidore.
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We put children most at risk of joining gangs in family counseling.
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Still, transgender children are considered an at-risk minority outside of sports.
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I think this has been putting us, and our patients, at risk.
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The reality -- Weinstein is among the most at risk for serious symptoms.
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No parent wants to put his or her child's life at risk.
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Other concentrations of sick and old people may also be at risk.
|
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Throughout the plane, people sitting in aisle seats are more at risk.
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This would put more Americans at risk for various infections and diseases.
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The military's lapses in lead safeguards leave legions of kids at risk.
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Mr. Juszkiewicz acknowledged that his hold on the company is at risk.
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It allows abortion only if a pregnant person's life is at risk.
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Analysts said the additional provision could put Clydesdale's future dividends at risk.
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Dispossessed at home and unwanted abroad, refugees are at risk of radicalisation.
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"All of them would be highly at risk of extinction," says Hoines.
|
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After all, overcrowding at shelters puts more animals at risk for euthanasia.
|
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But not all corals are equally at risk, as the study found.
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This would leave children at risk of being both unsupervised and unprotected.
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It's a challenging time for everyone, and both genders are at risk.
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That puts her more at risk of returning to Guatemala than before.
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The initiative is anti-drug campaign for at-risk youth and teens.
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Senior citizens, being less agile and more fragile, are especially at risk.
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This is the schedule now at risk, according to the NASA report.
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Binkley, for one, doesn't think Kate Spade is at risk of overexposure.
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Here are some eye protection tips: Know when you're most at risk.
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Mapping demographics like this can help healthcare experts identify at-risk areas.
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But that can leave minorities at risk of discrimination or even violence.
|
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The elderly, it seemed, are more at risk than the fragile babies.
|
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For a start, they are not at risk of insider trading charges.
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That puts hundreds of thousands of women at risk of losing benefits.
|
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Polis wants to put tens of thousands of energy jobs at risk.
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This means the lives of more civilians will be put at risk.
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And not recognizing it could put vulnerable tenants at risk of eviction.
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"In the meantime, they're just smiling and putting us all at risk."
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Unlawful entry puts lives of both law enforcement and aliens at risk.
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Not running, I felt, put my mental and emotional health at risk.
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The delays left fields more at risk to damage from potential frosts.
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The areas most at risk for EEE are along the East Coast.
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Passengers and flight attendants are put at risk from inhaling these fumes.
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Their immediate future is at risk — not generations from now, but decades.
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Right now that means solid scientific information: Who is most at risk?
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As it happens, however, these other legal authorities are also at risk.
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Such holdouts, he said, were putting themselves and first responders at risk.
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Too many layoffs could interrupt consumer spending and put economies at risk.
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It is responsible for resolutions for financial institutions at risk of bankruptcy.
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The CDCs airport screeners are part of the healthcare workforce at risk.
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Europe too is now at risk of "uncontrolled" coronavirus outbreaks, Shepherdson aid.
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You put at risk those who are still on the street, reporting.
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Here are some of the stunning locations that might be at risk.
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Now the bank is at risk of court sanctions and federal scrutiny.
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That momentary thaw, if not the agreement itself, now seems at risk.
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Unless he does, that process will be at risk, Mr. Oren said.
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And they are putting the future of their rural hospitals at risk.
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Tehran will retaliate — maybe not immediately, but eventually — putting Americans at risk.
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That outcome could put the five-month-old government's survival at risk.
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But we did not know that our lives will be at risk.
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Cohen, though, worried that he was at risk of losing his livelihood.
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If that does not occur, this market is at risk of disappointment.
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All older Americans, regardless of income, are at risk of financial abuse.
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An attack on those systems, they warn, could put lives at risk.
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Are the world's largest cities at risk of running out of water?
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He could put his electoral future at risk by reneging on it.
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Other countries at risk of imported cases have also implemented extraordinary measures.
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How to ease pain without putting a patient at risk for addiction?
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Without one, we are at risk of losing our current leadership position.
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The goal is to become a licensed counselor for at-risk adolescents.
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But the huge crowds and neglect means the site is at risk.
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In each of those cases, civilians were killed or put at risk.
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Those declines put several incumbent GOP lawmakers at risk, including Virginia Rep.
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Even amid massive consumption of marine resources, biodiversity isn't entirely at risk.
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You're also ten times less at risk when you're in good health.
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Bee and Kamala harbor a wounded man, putting the family at risk.
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At risk, they argued, is the future of the solar industry itself.
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About 1903 million people were at risk of severe thunderstorms or tornadoes.
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Yet most Americans cannot define it, and that puts them at risk.
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He also said civilians in Iran were more at risk than Americans.
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Our personnel put our lives at risk for you, for all citizens.
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U.S. officials argue that the WIkiLeaks's actions put U.S. lives at risk.
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By tweeting from a SCIF, House lawmakers put national security at risk
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It's important to remember that seemingly healthy people can be at risk.
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Teamsters Canada, which represents rail workers, said 6,000 jobs are at risk.
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It's really East Asia and Southeast Asia that are most at risk.
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Doug Jones, the most at-risk Democrat in the Senate, on Twitter.
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The squalling infants are at risk for seizures and hard to comfort.
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Some companies at risk of cutting dividends also have weak debt ratings.
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