But I just wanted to be on the safe side.
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"We prefer to be on the safe side," he added.
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So get the tissues now to be on the safe side.
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Probably toss it out, just to be on the safe side.
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To be on the safe side, check with your closest location.
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He should probably move apartments just to be on the safe side.
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To be on the safe side, I first hopped on one foot.
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Merkel suggested he apply for German citizenship "to be on the safe side".
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"Nothing serious, but better to be on the safe side," Wissam Kahi said.
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But just to be on the safe side, don't share all your assets.
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Now, just to be on the safe side, you might want to double that.
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To be on the safe side, BMW is even manufacturing its own electric engines.
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"Let's be on the safe side and keep both sides open," Dr. Van Rompay said.
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To be on the safe side, check with your closest location to confirm it's participating.
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To be on the safe side, check your local listings before heading to the theater.
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To be on the safe side, the service is likely to be offered directly through Shine.
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But to be on the safe side, you may want to hold on to your receipts.
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To be on the safe side, I hand wash all nonstick hard anodized or coated cookware.
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But maybe go download Swiftkey's apps right the hell now, just to be on the safe side.
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Either way, to be on the safe side, landlords have stopped increasing the amount they charge tenants.
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Things that used to be on the safe side of the red line are no longer safe.
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There is still money on this meter, but I add a quarter to be on the safe side.
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Even so, just to be on the safe side, I didn't say a word about us being Muslims.
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He had just read about the lymphoma, so to be on the safe side, he ordered CD30 testing.
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To be on the safe side, it seems, some 300 people who weren't on the bureau's list surrendered.
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Or maybe, just to be on the safe side, don't bring the beloved sandwich to the office at all.
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Just to be on the safe side, though, we hear LAX is serviced by a number of reliable shuttles.
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Responding officers sometimes, even if unsure of what happened, make an arrest just to be on the safe side.
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In fact, a lot of the companies backing DisplayPort also back HDMI, just to be on the safe side.
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Through a mutual friend I was asked to change a few things, just to be on the safe side.
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But future love interests should maybe have a word with Craft Services first, just to be on the safe side.
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To be on the safe side, make sure to consult the various parks' websites before planning your next Disney visit.
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And even then, you'll probably want to keep it in a fireproof box just to be on the safe side.
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But just to be on the safe side, the IAI and CNIA included an "unreported" column in the Chinese figures.
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But to be on the safe side, that means airlines carry much more fuel than they need to for each passenger.
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Packaging: Make sure to double-check the bottle, jar, or tube with the real deal to be on the safe side.
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He has been vaccinated and routinely takes a de-worming pill after gathering samples, just to be on the safe side.
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That's to be on the safe side: if the western larches don't survive, the other trees will eventually occupy their space.
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When the company launched its first Iceland warehouse, it deployed search and rescue teams, just to be on the safe side.
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But just to be on the safe side, let's all agree to complain twice as much about the next one, OK?
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Ms. Terzis complied, and things have quieted down since, though she still burns sage — just to be on the safe side.
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But to be on the safe side, you should check your Amazon app before adding any books to your cart at Costco.
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Are they going to ban what might potentially be the political scandal of the century just to be on the "safe side"?
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So just to be on the safe side, maybe you should reduce the stress in your life and eat a healthier diet.
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So just to be on the safe side, maybe you should reduce the stress in your life and eat a healthier diet.
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If you can get your pup to sit still a little longer, take a few extra just to be on the safe side.
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You don't necessarily need to deactivate or delete the app on your old phone, though it's recommended to be on the safe side.
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To be on the safe side this time, the bank kept its discussion of the possible impact of Brexit to the bare minimum.
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He did not believe he had caused the ball to oscillate, but to be on the safe side, he called a rules official.
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So check out names for the sign before or after your due-date sign as well, just to be on the safe side.
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To be on the safe side, Biesemans contacted the estate and, for a fee, got permission to use a portion of the broadcast.
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Just to be on the safe side, Trump has already gotten a note from his doctor so he can get out of it.
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Jeanette Senecal, with the League of Women Voters, suggests that, to be on the safe side, voters leave their partisan apparel at home.
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If an Army planner is wearing a belt to keep his pants up, he'll ask for suspenders just to be on the safe side.
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It was particularly chilly that day, in the low 20s, so I wanted to be on the safe side; I wore my UGG Coquettes.
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If you encounter papayas and have doubt about their country of origin, the CDC says to be on the safe side and throw them out.
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Huawei, for one, very publicly noted that it would push back the release of the promising Mate X, just to be on the safe side.
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If you see your state on the list above it's probably smart to just be on the safe side and not take a ballot selfie.
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She'd blocked out all of the eastern states and the whole of England just to be on the safe side of any possible familial connections.
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However, the group wants to get 200,000 signatures to be on the safe side, since they have received reports of fake or intentionally invalid signatures.
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To be on the safe side, you shouldn't even pet your dog, according to the C.D.C., although pets are not known to transmit the coronavirus.
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Just to be on the safe side, I always keep a sleep mask handy so I can sleep when I need to, not when conditions allow.
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But, just to be on the safe side, perhaps hedging against potential sea- or air-based anti-missile systems, the Russians dusted off the FOBS idea.
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To be on the safe side, the K.G.B. presumably compiled compromising materials (kompro-mat) on foreigners so they could be blackmailed or thrown out if necessary.
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To be on the safe side, the taxi companies quickly realized they needed to create an app or eventually be left behind, so MyTaxi was born.
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But if you're a starving artist, to be on the safe side, maybe don't give up that exaggerated sense of entitlement and self-importance just yet.
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If you're going to plump for the Google option, then think about getting a reputable malware scanner on your device just to be on the safe side.
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Kun said that next time, she'll be sure to ask for the allergy testing to be on the safe side — and there will be a next time.
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With those caveats in mind we'd recommend exploring some of the other ideas above, just to be on the safe side, rather than relying on something like WhatsApp.
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Just to Be on the Safe Side · Never eat potatoes with sprouting eyes or a greenish tint, which means they are higher in solanine and may be poisonous.
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Quarantine in principle should entail a couple weeks after exposure, but to be on the safe side, get ready for at least a month of withdrawal from society.
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And if you as a technology leader continue doing that, then you will be on the safe side just by having always the best available and continuously evolving.
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To be on the safe side, do not call the number or open any links that may have been included with the message, even though some can be legitimate.
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As he's preparing to publish his profile on Javier, Lydia's husband asks her in a flashback if they should disappear for a bit, to be on the safe side.
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To be on the safe side, however, it is fitted with two small combustion engines, either of which could be used to fly or drive it if the other stops running.
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But you should collect around 73,000 to be on the safe side, said Martin Connor, a former state senator and the chairman of the New York City Bar Association's election law committee.
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"To be on the safe side, we have decided to put on hold any new loans to Volkswagen for the time being," Hoyer said, adding findings would be assessed "at the latest within a year".
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Because even if stolen data was properly encrypted — so it's highly unlikely any passwords will ever be compromised — they still have to tell their users to change their passwords, just to be on the safe side.
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But as long as the agreement seems fair, experts generally agree that there's nothing wrong with creating a prenup just to be on the safe side, even if you plan to stay together for the rest of your lives.
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I live in New York City and don't own a car, so I don't have auto insurance — whenever I rent a car, I decline the collision/loss coverage, but always purchase liability insurance to be on the safe side.
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Click Edit next to the phone numbers in the Security section, and add your new number (you can even add a trusted friend's number as well, just to be on the safe side while you set up your new iPhone).
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But if you're a Capital One customer wondering about the security of your personal information — or simply want to be on the safe side — you don't need to wait to hear from the issuer to take steps of your own.
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The ECB, which is close to completing an inspection of the bank's loan portfolio, took a harsher stance on its capital shortfall to be "on the safe side and help restore confidence in the bank", one of the sources said.
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Somewhere between the time you dropped your left glove on the subway platform (and it got trampled) and the time when you wore two coats just to be on the safe side (and you were still cold), you ran out of fucks.
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"It is a signal from our side that we would rather be on the safe side, rather than being seen on the other side, when it comes to capital," Morten Mosegaard, Danske Bank's interim chief financial officer and chief of staff told Reuters.
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"After much consideration and consultation with my doctors and my team, I have decided to skip Canada and Cincinnati to be on the safe side, although I've been battling hard to be fit for these events," Wawrinka said on his official website.
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She would never know this—the paramedics wouldn't tell her—but Paul, in addition to emptying his bladder before kicking the chair, had put on an adult diaper he'd taken from the supply closet at the hospital, to be on the safe side.
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And being the conservative bunch that they are, they're more likely to prescribe antibiotics even if they aren't totally sure a sickness is bacterial and not viral, and tell them to finish the whole thing just to be on the safe side, Cars says.
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Scholz, who tweeted that he was working from home due to a heavy cold and was "getting tested to be on the safe side", told weekly newspaper Die Zeit the government was looking at how it could directly support some companies affected by the virus.
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"To be on the safe side, people can reduce their exposure by following a normal healthy, balanced diet -- which includes eating fewer high-calorie foods like crisps, chips and biscuits, which are the major sources of acrylamide," said Emma Shields, Cancer Research UK's health information officer.
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Kirchoff says that developers tend to over provision just to be on the safe side, but using data from Replex, customers can figure out the optimal amount to provision for a particular workload, work with development teams, and that can save money in the long run.
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In general we'd advise against doing anything on public wi-fi that you don't want other people to see, just to be on the safe side—in other words, check the sports scores and Twitter while you're out and about and leave your internet banking til you get home.
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"Can I have the surgery anyway just to be on the safe side?" the patient reportedly asked Lucassen, who said that the patient "wasn't at all reassured by finding this was a false positive," even if she did decide to not have the surgery per her doctor's recommendation.
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No one has yet reported any adverse reactions due to the consumption of this chicken, but certainly nobody wants to risk consuming metal shards either, so as always it's best to be on the safe side: Check your fridge and freezer, and toss the stuff if you've got it.
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I would like to hope that perhaps, just perhaps, the lack of attention to these things marks a slight improvement in our culture — that we implicitly recognize dissecting a woman's appearance would be sexist, and therefore to be on the safe side, we should avoid any commentary about candidates' personal appearance altogether.
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In late 1863 the secretary announced that he had started the construction of an 'improved Reteh'. To be on the safe side, only one ship would be built at first.
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To be on the safe side they will > have to make them different as far as is possible—for trying to navigate by > the chart provided by this crude statute is a risky business.
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The standard is job title, company title, and then employment dates. # Most resume parsers claim to work with all of the main file types, but stick with docx, doc and pdf to be on the safe side.
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To be on the safe side, he goes to Bangalore. Sameer sees Zara's video on television and heads back to find the truth. He finds Zara and convinces her to tell him the truth. Zara reveals that she and Jatin truly loved each other.
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To be on the safe side, he did not take part in the subsequent dinner. His men never delivered their weapons. Philip gradually gained the Nipmuck, Pocomtuc, and Narragansett as allies, and the beginning of the uprising was first planned for the spring of 1676. In March 1675, however, John Sassamon was murdered.
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Just to be on the safe side, however, he took refuge on a nearby hill, from which he could peer through the pines and observe what might transpire. Sure enough, at first light his trading post went up in flames, illuminating the dark forest. Small began running and didn't stop until he reached Kittery.
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As a result, a person can drown although wearing a fully functional life jacket. In addition there are some circumstances in which the use of self-triggering devices can result in the wearer becoming trapped underwater. For example, the coxswain of a bowloader rowing shell risks being unable to escape should the craft capsize. To be on the safe side, a pill-activated inflation device is preferred.
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RiverView Residence Hall, opened to first year students in 2008, is located several blocks west of Kenilworth Square and has a capacity of 470 students. There are a 24-hour University Housing shuttle, MCTS, and BOSS (Be On the Safe Side, the university shuttle service) running between the residence hall and the main campus. First year students can also attend some classes within the residence hall.
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In addition to an on-campus University Police Department staffed 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, with 43 full-time sworn police officers and 22 U-Park security officers, UWM provides a safety escort service called SAFE (Safety Awareness For Everyone), a shuttle van service called BOSS (Be On the Safe Side), and an emergency alert notification system. This service is funded through students segregated fees.
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All of these failures had occurred while the sustainer HS valve was moving to the open position and while running untested hardware modifications. The Air Force recommended that NASA conduct a static firing test of 113D just to be on the safe side. On September 6, the tests were scheduled to continue until September 24, which allowed for a probable launch on October 3.This New Ocean, p.
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Better understanding of the hypersonic lift process also led to the lifting body designs of the 1960s. McDonnell Aircraft proposed a development of the Alpha Draco concept for the USAF requirement that evolved into the Minuteman missile program, but the boost-glide concept was considered too immature for operational development.Brulle 2008, p. 106. To be on the safe side, Minuteman silos were built deeper than required in case a boost- glide weapon would be fitted in the future.
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When it formed, it was moving north-northwest at , which was thought at the time to inhibit further strengthening due to the depression moving onto land. Several hours later, the depression was upgraded to Tropical Storm Amelia, a decision that one forecaster said was made to be on the safe side. Amelia peaked at in wind speed when it was upgraded, with the system beginning to skirt the Texas coast. At peak intensity, the storm had gale-force winds along a diameter of .
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Before anything more could be done, the heavy rain began and made it impossible to fire the cannons on both sides. Moreau refused to let his subordinate withdraw to a more defensible position or to order Duhesme's division to move closer. The only concession Moreau would make was to send up one regiment of Carabiniers to patrol in front of Taponier. To be on the safe side, Saint-Cyr stationed Lecourbe and one demi brigade at Dischingen where there was a bridge over the Egau River.
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Local legends suggest that a stake was driven into her body after her death "in order to exorcise the baleful influence she was supposed to have possessed," and a horseshoe hung on the stake, just to be on the safe side. Goody Cole was much maligned - Hampton historian Joseph Dow referred to her as "ill-natured and ugly, artful and aggravating, malicious and revengeful" - but certainly not a witch. Such behaviour is unsurprising given the accusations leveled against her and her treatment by those in her community.
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Jaklin: 296 They flew to a gunnery range near Setermoen, followed by Red 2, a Harrier GR.3. The shooting range was enveloped in a blizzard, but Squire chose to carry out the practice. Red 1 was subject to an air burst; Squire did not register any damage, but chose to return to Tromsø and asked for a priority landing to be on the safe side. The pilot of Red 2 believed his weapons were not secured and chose to carry out a priority landing at Bardufoss Air Station, located nearby.
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He > closed by informing us that he had discovered a safeguard against the > danger, and then proceeded to read a temperance pledge which he had drawn up > and signed himself. " Now," said he, " I would like as many as are willing > to give me their names." At first, the appeal seemed to be only to the boys, > for up to that time I had never seen or heard of such a thing as a drunken > woman. I resolved to be on the safe side, however, and consequently put down > my name.
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In this way, after more discussions on the subject, all > agreed that the badge should be as it is today. To be on the safe side, > however, we sent the proposed badge to the U.K. To seek the views of persons > well versed in the rules of heraldry and, having received from them a > favourable reply, we went ahead with our project. Why did we agree on this > type of badge? Principally, because we wanted a badge that would be truly > representative of what this lasallian college stands for.
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Black Swan, however, double-crossed the others and absorbed both their powers, enhancing his own abilities to a tremendous level. Agent X, having anticipated treachery, had called upon a small army of heavily armed mercenaries to surround the area, but they proved no match for Black Swan's newly augmented telepathy and were quickly incapacitated. Together with the mercenary called Outlaw, Deadpool, Agent X, and Taskmaster were able to overwhelm Black Swan's healing ability and kill him. To be on the safe side, they had his body stuffed by a taxidermist so that he could not regenerate.
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After waking her up, Scarlett discovers Clare is in labor. She runs to the lough for Kian's help as it is just approaching the time they had set to say goodbye – one o'clock. He is nowhere to be seen but on her way back to the cottage she finds two American tourists who drive them to the hospital and let Scarlett use their mobile phone to call Scarlett's father and inform him of the recent events. Clare has a long labor and the baby is premature so is put in an incubator, to be on the safe side.
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When Runnemede police arrived, they spoke to the neighbors who had suffered the property damage along with Jane Doe and her friend. During the conversation, the Runnemede officers conferred with a Barrington officer, who informed them of John Doe's medical condition After Jane Doe and her friend left the scene, one of the Runnemede officers informed the neighbors of John Doe's condition. The officer said that they should wash with disinfectant just to be on the safe side. The neighbors called parents who children attended the same school as the Doe children and called the media.
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It was the second film by Golden State for the American Releasing Corp, the first being Apache Woman.MOVIELAND EVENTS: Adele Jergens Stars in Science Thriller Los Angeles Times 6 Aug 1955: 13. It had been announced in November 1954 before ARC had made any movies. James H. Nicholson of ARC (later AIP) thought up the title, then commissioned Lou Rusoff to write a script.Tom Weaver, Earth Vs. the Sci- fi Filmmakers: 20 Interviews McFarland, 2005 p 115-126 Alex Gordon later recalled: > To be on the safe side, Nicholson wanted Roger Corman to produce and direct.
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If he be young, you must say he has not had sufficient experience; if he be old, you must declare that his eyesight is bad, or that he is more or less crazy, and not to be trusted in important cases. When you take part in a consultation with other physicians, you would act wisely by protesting loudly against the previous treatment of the case by your colleagues. Whatever the issue may be, you will always be on the safe side. Erter also wrote some Hebrew verse; but this won little acclaim compared to his prose, which Heinrich Grätz described as comparable in many points to that of Heinrich Heine.
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Dawn argues that due to the effects of his stroke, Terry often got tired and was a possible risk to T.J so she applies for sole custody just to be on the safe side. Dawn then begins a relationship with Scott Windsor (Ben Freeman). They start seeing each other just before she divorces Terry and the only person Dawn tells is Bob, who disapproves due to him being married to Scott's mother Viv Hope (Deena Payne). Scott and Dawn move in together but Dawn is devastated and angry when Scott leaves her to flee to America with Zoe Tate (Leah Bracknell), the mother of his daughter, Jean Tate (Megan Pearson).
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To be on the safe side, there was a legal reminder that the business still cannot be entered. On December 29, 1988, the Council of Ministers of the USSR issued another resolution, this time "On the Regulation of Certain Activities of Cooperatives According to the Law on Cooperation in the USSR", which, in particular, stressed that cooperatives are not entitled to perform gambling operations. On August 23, 1989, the Soviet government lifted its ban on gambling and opened the first gambling house in Moscow and later, the first casino was opened in the capital city’s Savoy Hotel. Poker in Russia was very popular during the collapse of the USSR, when people started being interested in Western culture and values.
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Along with the early Television Personalities, 'O' Level's singles are synonymous with a late 1970s DIY-indie sound that emanated from West London, mostly because the personnel of both bands were almost identical. Fuelled by punk and the early Beatles, 'O' Level was formed in 1976 by Ed Ball with friends from the London Oratory School, John and Gerard Bennett on drums and bass guitar respectively. Together they played the usual diet of school discos and youth centres, until fellow school chum and sixties enthusiast, Daniel Treacy invited Edward to join him in the studio to record a single. Just to be on the safe side, Edward brought John and Gerard as well, resulting in the TV Personalities single, "14th Floor".
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These x-rays heated the hohlraums until they glowed in the x-ray spectrum (having been heated "x-ray hot" as opposed to "white hot") and it was this smooth x-ray illumination that started the fusion reactions within the fuel. These results demonstrated that the amount of energy needed to cause ignition was approximately 100 MJ, about 25 times greater than any machine that was being considered. The data from Halite/Centurion was used to further tune LASNEX, which then predicted that careful shaping of laser pulse would reduce the energy required by a factor of about 100 times, between 1 and 2 MJ, so a design with a total output of 4 MJ began to be on the safe side. This emerged as the National Ignition Facility concept.
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Unfortunately, any compassion for defeated humans whose cooperation is no longer necessary would be absent in the AI, unless somehow preprogrammed in. A superintelligent AI will not have a natural drive to aid humans, for the same reason that humans have no natural desire to aid AI systems that are of no further use to them. (Another analogy is that humans seem to have little natural desire to go out of their way to aid viruses, termites, or even gorillas.) Once in charge, the superintelligence will have little incentive to allow humans to run around free and consume resources that the superintelligence could instead use for building itself additional protective systems "just to be on the safe side" or for building additional computers to help it calculate how to best accomplish its goals. Thus, the argument concludes, it is likely that someday an intelligence explosion will catch humanity unprepared, and that such an unprepared-for intelligence explosion may result in human extinction or a comparable fate.
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