Fully illustrated in our minds, usually by exposed flesh, exposed ambition, exposed aspiration.
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Who ever exposed the DNC and Clinton exposed real corruption.
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It's not easy work — most exposed data is intentionally left exposed.
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In Exactis, a researcher searching for exposed databases discovered the exposed database.
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Around 214 were exposed to chicken pox and 2125 have been exposed to both.
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Jacob was standing, his penis exposed, next to Steven Spielberg, whose penis was exposed.
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You will be exposed to a level of attention you haven't been exposed to before.
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Some larvae were exposed to only one size of bead, while some were exposed to both.
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But the problem is that we exposed a population to a much larger amount of these drugs, and that baseline vulnerability that might not otherwise have been exposed is now exposed.
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All the newly exposed bare legs, exposed clavicles, and napes of necks make me go cross-eyed.
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But the company's exposed storage server has exposed hundreds of thousands of email addresses and other campaign data.
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"The metal most exposed to this, and least exposed to subdued property construction activity, is nickel," it said.
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Caron notes, for instance, that consumer-exposed stocks have begun to broadly outperform the more inflation-exposed financials.
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If you lock it down but your brother has all of it exposed, you may be exposed too.
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He exposed us to a world that people in black and brown communities are not usually exposed to.
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And this solid evidence towards radicalization because people that were not exposed to this radical content become exposed.
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And make sure my guys get exposed, my people get exposed to all the content I want them to get exposed and so much more where I get to learn more about those people.
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This user gets exposed to an artwork and then starts travelling around the site and exposed to new things.
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"Once enough people are exposed to the virus, it protects others who have not yet been exposed," he said.
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I've likely been exposed to HPV, but I don't know if I've been exposed to types 16 or 18.
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Those exposed to the light, which would stretch for miles, would get those burns if their skin were exposed.
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According to BinaryEdge data, the exposed server was first detected on April 5, but may have been exposed for longer.
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Similarly, children exposed to ads consumed 30 calories more of junk food than those not exposed to junk food ads.
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I'm not only gonna be mentally and emotionally exposed, but physically exposed, in front of a crew of 100 people.
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" The men currently under scrutiny, he said, are experiencing "a masturbatory equivalent—they exposed themselves and now they're getting exposed.
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Haun said that Bridges had compromised the criminal case against Mt. Gox on purpose, because he feared being exposed. Exposed?
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And not be exposed to a lot of the bad stuff that a lot of teenage girls are exposed to.
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"Evonik is one of the more complicated commodities-exposed borrowers and is exposed to cyclical downturns," a senior banker said.
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I did not want my family and my child exposed to all the things that she's being exposed to right now.
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Mild or moderately exposed people often recover completely, while those who are severely exposed to sarin are not likely to survive.
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More people were exposed to those ideas through announcements and press stories than were exposed to the actual work of art.
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I can say that he (Trump) hasn't made the divide worse yet he has exposed the same thing Obama has exposed.
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Some of the cells were exposed to vape liquid containing cinnamaldehyde, while other cells were exposed to an aerosol containing the chemical.
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These fish also fared very poorly when exposed to predators; exposed two-week-old larvae were much less able to escape predation.
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The researchers noticed an immediate increase in shellfish mortality, which increased from 9.4% when exposed once to 14.8% when exposed four times.
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The database was exposed since at least August 4, according to data from Shodan, a search engine for exposed devices and databases.
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When exposed to heat, this graphite makes the fiberglass insulation expand — so the material only gets bigger when exposed to scorching temperatures.
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He has been in contact with those exposed to the virus at CPAC, like Schlapp and Collins, but also those exposed elsewhere.
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This is about all of ... Had you been exposed to the stimuli I was exposed to, this is where you would end.
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It noted that around 261.9 percent of its portfolio is exposed to Singapore and another 40 percent is exposed to Asia ex-Singapore.
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She was wearing an already conservative one-shouldered dress with a shawl, but her exposed shoulder was apparently too exposed for the program.
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When exposed to red and blue light, the space-exposed worms tended to prefer less time in the darkness than Earth worms did.
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It exposed an ideological opportunism and factual slipperiness that left her exposed from both the left and right within the Democratic Party's electorate.
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Those exposed to dogs at birth were 55 percent less likely to have schizophrenia than people who had not been exposed at all.
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That compared to about 38 per 1,000 children exposed to typical antipsychotics and about 45 children per 1,000 who were exposed to atypical antipsychotics.
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She found those exposed to penicillin alone less interested in the new mouse than those exposed to both penicillin and Lactobacillus, or to neither.
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They then compared places in America more exposed to these Chinese imports—typically those with lots of labour-intensive manufacturing—with less exposed ones.
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The third group was exposed to just the two types of carcinogens, and the fourth group -- the control -- was exposed only to spring water.
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Clutches that didn't have any members exposed to warning calls developed differently than entire clutches that had a few members exposed to the calls.
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ICBC has 8.5 trillion yuan ($1.26 trillion) assets exposed to interest rate risks and 3 trillion yuan exposed to exchange rate risks, Gu said.
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In the press release, LMC reminded beach goers that exposed sea turtle eggs should not be untouched, as most exposed eggs are not viable.
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The database was first detected by exposed device and database search engine Shodan on November 5, but it may have been exposed for longer.
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The researchers then compared cancer occurrence among the patients who had been exposed to the NDMA contamination versus those who had not been exposed.
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The same questions would be asked of any other employee exposed or reasonably expected to be exposed to blood or OPIM on the job.
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"Young children are exposed through exploratory behavior, while teenagers are exposed through risk-taking," Smith, who wasn't involved in the poll, said by email.
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What we don't know: How many users had data exposed, how long the data was exposed or how difficult the data would be to find.
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It's the moment you see Pret a Manger doing a fake exposed brick wall—you know the 3 millimetre-thick wall panelling, and exposed bulbs?
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The prevalence of gestational diabetes among women exposed to colder outdoor temperatures was 4.6 percent, compared to 7.7 percent among women exposed to warmer temperatures.
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Felix exposed apparel brands' punishing practices towards mothersFelix exposed how high-profile apparel brands, will praise women athletes who decide to have children in public.
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But he now has to think twice about that, both because his forces in Syria are exposed — and for another reason: Iran is exposed financially.
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The personal information exposed includes Social Security numbers, birth dates and addresses; roughly 200,000 U.S. consumers also had their credit card numbers exposed to hackers.
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They also said that the recent strengthening in the euro made them more cautious on U.S.-exposed stocks but more positive on domestically exposed companies.
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Seventy-one percent had been exposed to high levels of harsh parenting, while the other 29 percent had been exposed to lower levels of harsh parenting.
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Even more damning information has been exposed over the course of Zuckerberg's two-day grilling, including the revelation that users' inboxes may have also been exposed.
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Having done so, she inadvertently exposed herself to the coronavirus, and — had she become infected with it — would have exposed all she came into contact with.
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Six of the children at the center were exposed to opioids while in the womb and two were exposed to methamphetamines, according to umbilical cord testing.
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Some people were exposed to UV rays just once, and others were exposed repeatedly for five days to simulate the sunlight one might get on a vacation.
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Startup Breach Exposed Billions of Data PointsThe Apollo breach exposed billions of records and is a good example of how enticing "aggregated" data troves are to hackers.
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"Resistance develops when bugs are exposed to antibiotics, and so the more they're exposed the faster the resistance develops," Liz Tayler at WHO said in an interview.
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We don't know how many Angelenos have been exposed to this dangerous chemical through its use by the county, but we can keep others from being exposed.
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After six weeks, the scorpions who were exposed to the simulated predator featured a very different venom chemistry than those who weren't exposed to the taxidermied rodent.
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We don't know how many Angelenos have been exposed to this dangerous chemical through its use by the county, but we can keep others from being exposed.
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Swiss Re Capital Markets estimates about 45% of outstanding cat bonds are exposed to Florida wind events and over 60% are exposed to the broader U.S. wind.
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In fact, children exposed to high levels of the pesticide had IQ levels that were a few percentage points lower than that of children who weren't exposed.
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N.B.H.: Two-thirds of Americans have been exposed to one significant adverse childhood experience, and between 13 and 13 percent have been exposed to four or more.
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The subjects exposed to the scent of alcohol—just the smell, mind you—had significantly higher false alarm rates compared to those exposed to neutral olfactory cues.
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T-Mobile hacks exposed user info; the app Timehop compromised 21 million phone numbers and email addresses; glitches and breaches exposed the private information of 52.5 million Google+ users; and a cool 500 million Marriott Starwood hotel guests' data was exposed in a four-year-long database leak.
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A British man who was exposed to the nerve agent Novichok has been released from the hospital three weeks after being exposed to the poison, BBC News reported.
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Not everyone exposed to Nipah gets sick, but those who do develop flu-like symptoms of fever, cough, and headache within three to 14 days after being exposed.
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" Such reports, HMD warned, "do not demonstrate causality or even association; the committee looked instead to the epidemiologic literature on the exposed populations, and on populations similarly exposed.
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"If you were in a medical facility, and you got exposed to a disease, the medical facility would have to tell the folks who were exposed," Warner said.
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For some babies, these symptoms can last as long as four to six months, depending on how long they were exposed and the amount they were exposed to.
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The overall 20-year survival rate in the group was 69 percent, with DES-exposed women with CCA living just as long as those who were not exposed.
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"The important work that needs to be done is to follow these babies who've been exposed during gestation or women exposed to Zika virus during pregnancy," he said.
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He defended the policy by saying the virus was already widespread, so workers exposed in a hospital setting were not any more exposed than anybody on the subway.
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The urbanization of the country exposed more people to egalitarian cultural ideas, and the nonviolent tactics of the civil rights movement exposed Americans to the brutality of racism.
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That is to say, the brutality of the male libido has been exposed and is being exposed over and over again, which is causing this moment of reckoning.
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For the experiment, half of the nanoceria-infused cell culture will be exposed to microgravity conditions, while the other half will be exposed to simulated gravity via a centrifuge.
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Major scandals in the late 1990s exposed the dirty links between the security forces, the government, and organized crime and fueled a desire to see the "deep state" exposed.
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He said on NBC's "Meet the Press" the whistleblower "exposed things that didn't need to be exposed" and warned it could set a precedent that will weaken presidential power.
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If you're overly exposed to passive equities, if you're overly exposed to just market risks, I think on some of those up days trim that back a little bit.
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"Healthcare providers may be being exposed, other patients may be being exposed, and until you can give confidence to people about those answers, we are in a crisis here."
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" - Kyle, 228 "Some nasty asshole exposed his penis.
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" When asked whether the individuals quarantined had been exposed to Ebola, Mr. Stan said: "They weren't a verified threat; there was a possibility they could have been exposed to it.
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By the end of the study period, the highest proportion of babies exposed to meth was in the rural West, where 11.2 babies in every 2164,25 were exposed to amphetamine.
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By the end of the study period, the highest proportion of babies exposed to opioids was in the rural Northeast, where 28.7 in every 1,000 babies were exposed to opioids.
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Not only are the exposed orders a breach of customer privacy, the exposed data could endanger customers in parts of the world where freedom of speech and expression is limited.
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It's not known who might have accessed it, but the exposed server was indexed on Shodan, a search engine for exposed devices and databases, making it easily discoverable and accessible.
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He did, however, tell the Post that the banking information of 1.8 million individuals had been exposed in the breach, with roughly three-quarters of a million addresses also exposed.
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In the current lab experiment, PAFR levels surged in human nose lining cells in culture dishes exposed to e-liquids with nicotine and in cells exposed to nicotine-free vapor.
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For the new study, the researchers used those data to determine whether there were differences in the overall health of the children exposed to PFASs compared with those not exposed.
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They cut their trip short and flew home to Colorado, where a doctor determined they had likely been exposed to organophosphate poisoning, meaning they had probably been exposed to pesticides.
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They had exposed the activities of the Soviet disinformation campaign; raised the cost of Soviet actions; exposed the lies of America's adversaries; and discredited anyone who had peddled those claims.
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While the original post said tens of thousands of Instagram user passwords had been exposed, Facebook said it has since discovered many more Instagram passwords exposed in the same way.
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While the original post said tens of thousands of Instagram user passwords had been exposed, Facebook said it has since discovered many more Instagram passwords exposed in the same way.
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"The classified information and other sensitive data was potentially exposed, but not definitely exposed based on what is known publicly," said Ryan Kalember, a top executive at cybersecurity firm Proofpoint.
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For example, if the skin is exposed to only one of these irritants, no visible changes are seen, but if exposed to several, the skin may develop an irritant response.
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Temephos was found in 6 of the 10 remotely exposed individuals, compared to one recently exposed individual and it didn't show up in any of the patients that were unexposed.
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Researchers there exposed one group of the monkeys to exhaust from a late-model diesel Volkswagen; a second group was exposed to exhaust from an older Ford diesel pickup truck.
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This interface, as Bleeping Computer reported, should in theory be only exposed locally, but if it is exposed to the wider internet then it can be used to steal cryptocurrency.
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Concerns around the more domestically exposed mid-cap companies came to a head on Thursday when furniture store DFS warned on profit, triggering a sharp sell-off among consumer-exposed stocks.
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The "Heartbleed" bug discovered in 2014 exposed the vulnerabilities of modern encryption to many, making these supposedly secure codes exposed to hacks by anyone on the internet over two-year period.
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Two exposed Air Zoom bags Two exposed Air Zoom bags The plate, which is embedded in the ZoomX foam of the Alphafly NEXT%, provides stability and increased stiffness in the forefoot.
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"Plates exposed to hand dryer air for 30 seconds averaged 18-60 colonies/plate," the researchers write, while a plate exposed to normal bathroom air only had about one bacterial colony.
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Other financial companies, like Thomson Reuters, have their own databases of high-risk clients, politically exposed persons and terrorists — but have also been exposed over the years through separate security lapses.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation found in 2015 dozens of exposed devices in its own investigation not long after Boston's entire ALPR network was found exposed, thanks to a server security lapse.
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"I think parents should learn from kids, because kids are more exposed to all this stuff now ... and parents, their generation wasn't as exposed," said Reed, one of the young participants.
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Though the company has exposed espionage hacking operations believed to be connected to U.S. and Britain, it also has exposed the still-active "Turla" group believed to be connected to Russia.
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The movie "The Rock" centered around San Francisco being poisoned with VX gas Those exposed to a low or moderate dosage usually recover, though severely exposed people are unlikely to survive.
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The DeLonghi Magnifica had grounds all up inside it, and even a few pieces of dust in a couple exposed (why are they exposed?) screws and moving parts in the machinery.
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In the years since ex-CIA employee Edward Snowden exposed the federal government's secret surveillance of the American public, young women around the globe have, in turn, exposed themselves to him.
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"Knowing that some of those passengers and crew had already been exposed to COVID-19, the Defendant Princess has exposed Plaintiffs to actual risk of immediate physical injury," the lawsuit alleges.
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Scientists have exposed the microscopic critters, which look like eight-legged gummy bears, to insane conditions—they've boiled them, frozen them, irradiated them, and exposed them to the vacuum of space.
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Overall, 0.9 percent of children exposed to the drugs were diagnosed with an intellectual disability over the next eight years, compared to 0.5 percent of children not exposed to the medications.
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" Barclays said the consumer goods company's margins look "exposed.
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The odds of developing autism among children prenatally exposed to higher levels of PM2.5 (particulate matter less than 2.5 micrometers in diameter) were 1.04%, the odds of autism in children exposed to higher levels of nitrogen dioxide were 1.06%, and the odds of autism in children exposed to higher levels of nitric oxide were 1.07%.
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Of the 179 million records exposed last year—a figure that, by the way, does not account for every single US data breach—nearly 20 percent resulted in exposed payment card information.
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In tests, animals who were exposed to the compound remained free of age-related health complications over a greater fraction of healthy lifespan than those animals who weren't exposed to the compound.
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Among 20173,665 women exposed to the Gardasil vaccine while pregnant, there was no increased risk of having a child with a major birth defect compared to 6,660 women not exposed during pregnancy.
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Recent estimates suggest roughly 126 million Facebook users were exposed to Russian disinformation accounts during the 2016 campaign, and Twitter has notified at least 1.4 million users they may have been exposed.
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The FDA said increased risk of cancer to patients exposed to the new impurity NMBA appeared to be the same as those exposed to NDMA, but less than the risk from NDEA.
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The FDA said increased risk of cancer in patients exposed to the new impurity, NMBA, appeared to be the same as those exposed to NDMA, but less than the risk from NDEA.
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About 2 to 3 percent of the male rats exposed to the radiation developed malignant gliomas, a brain cancer, compared with none in a control group that was not exposed to radiation.
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Epstein's death exposed evidence of internal issues at the Metropolitan Correctional CenterEpstein's death exposed mounting evidence that the chronically understaffed Metropolitan Correctional Center may have bungled its responsibility to keep him alive.
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M. felt that even though "Euphoria" showed addiction's consequences, it still fed the idea that heavy drug use was normal and exposed it to people who otherwise might not have been exposed.
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"Exposed animals had no evident differences from non-exposed animals," Belpoggi, who is director of the Cesare Maltoni Cancer Research Centre at the Ramazzini Institute in Italy, said in a telephone interview.
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Some research has shown that cells exposed to e-cigarette vapor showed similar genetic changes as cells exposed to conventional cigarette smoke — raising concerns that e-cigarettes could potentially lead to lung cancer.
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Some research has shown that cells exposed to e-cigarette vapor showed similar genetic changes as cells exposed to conventional cigarette smoke, raising concerns that e-cigarettes could potentially lead to lung cancer.
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People of color are exposed to 1.2 times more particulate matter pollution, and black people are at particular risk, exposed, on average, to 1.54 times more particulate matter pollution than the general population.
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Since we're exposed to these chemicals from many sources simultaneously, and we were exposed to them alongside all those other lifestyle changes I mentioned earlier, it's tricky to tease out cause and effect.
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They compared autism rates among the children of women who had been exposed to the least amount of air pollution during pregnancy against rates among the children of women exposed to the most.
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Some communities of color and low-income communities could be more exposed to the dangers of climate change if they live in places more exposed to risk or have fewer resources to cope.
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Dining Exposed black volcanic basalt rock is to the Azores, what exposed brick is to many other cities, and the intimate 14-seat restaurant Cardume dramatized itself with a full wall of it.
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Disney's usually stable parks business is most exposed to coronavirusDisney's usually stable parks business, which contributed roughly $6.8 billion in operating income in 2019, is its most exposed to the threat of coronavirus.
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People are exposed to natural radiation of 2,000-3,0003 microsieverts a year, so anyone staying in the vicinity of J-Village for two or more days could be exposed to more than that.
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The vaccine won't protect people against types of HPV to which they've already been exposed, and many sexually active people have been exposed to at least some HPV types by their late 20s.
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Am I normally this 'exposed' when I feed my son?
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Users' passwords were not exposed in the hack, Instagram said.
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This rapid sequence of events exposed a significant legal flaw.
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You do run the risk of being exposed, I guess.
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U.S. soldiers exposed to the fire suffered serious lung damage.
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I have exposed brick, which Lauren tells me is artsy.
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On the ground, the landing gear wheel well is exposed.
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But this hasn't stopped the trick from being exposed online.
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Some driver's license and state ID numbers were also exposed.
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The blog exposed me to a lot of hateful comments.
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Earlier this year millions of mortgage documents were left exposed.
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He's not a singer, and it was so completely exposed.
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I feel so exposed … to the internet, to the world.
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By extreme tanning, dark makeup & braids, this fraud is exposed!
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GDAXI, the market most exposed to China, climbing 2.90 percent.
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But then, the Vogue cover star herself exposed the details.
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SPLRCT, which are heavily exposed to Chinese markets, dropped 4.1%.
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Jackie and I have been exposed to gun violence before.
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But Thursday's debate exposed a clear difference in immigration policy.
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The mixture of snow and wind burned any exposed skin.
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Children all over the city have been exposed to lead.
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Stokes said Robbins then dropped his towel and exposed himself.
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" Completely nude, Nicole said she felt "super vulnerable and exposed.
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How things are approved and what children are being exposed.
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For a graphic on population exposed to hostilities, click tmsnrt.
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But once our Martian voyagers leave Earth, they'll be exposed.
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Who wants exposed gold contacts on a supposedly seamless phone?
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It's not the first time Grindr has exposed sensitive information.
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The Echo exposed thousands of consumers to home voice control.
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Trump has called for the whistleblower's identity to be exposed.
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In the world without any restructuring, pensions are very exposed.
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That news also exposed flaws across the bank's other businesses.
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Domestically exposed banks Barclays and Lloyds rose 2.9 percent each.
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Had he exposed his uncle and mother to further scrutiny?
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The exposed portion of a rod undulates in the water.
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The crisis has also exposed deep ideological divisions in Europe.
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And the political parties are exposed to these harsh winds.
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Francis's shortcomings were exposed when he visited Chile in January.
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Another group of 32 kids was exposed to wildfire smoke.
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"That meant we exposed ourselves more as therapists," he said.
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Receding sea ice has exposed coastlines to erosion from waves.
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But that wasn't the only information exposed in the windows.
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But if banks are less exposed, investors are more so.
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Swiss officials have cited medical technology as an exposed sector.
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Individual C's towel came off and his genitals were exposed.
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Suddenly, Ali lifted his left arm, leaving his midsection exposed.
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The state with the likely most exposed airports is Florida.
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Gains in the U.S. dollar helped Germany's dollar-exposed DAX .
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Anglophilia was the first foreign language I was exposed to.
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Now, he's exposed himself to a perfect storm of backlash.
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The scope of the activity exposed so far is disturbing.
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Tumblr's 'recommended blogs' feature exposed user data Shades of Google+!
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This fallacy has been exposed by this moment in time.
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Then, they exposed the ducklings to another set of shapes.
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Twice this year, the service exposed information inappropriately to developers.
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And that wood is left exposed for a stunning effect.
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Ms Fontaine's testimony exposed more than what happened that day.
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I could feel the heat on all my exposed skin.
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Other options would have exposed the officers to grave danger.
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They effectively exposed themselves as the bad guys with guns.
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I was exposed to all that and very unfit circumstances.
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If it's out there and exposed, it's probably on Shodan.
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And it could leave the industry exposed to more thefts.
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In many ways, I was an exposed and raw wound.
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Rarely has the power struggle inside Iran been more exposed.
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When you're exposed to more, you can believe in more.
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Little will be salvageable, especially when exposed to the humidity.
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What deed exposed you to the imbalanced scales of life?
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But in an instant, the Autopilot feature's flaws are exposed.
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What are the harms of being exposed to the vapor?
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They exposed it to phenylephrine, a drug that causes vasoconstriction.
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Pelosi said the Republican nominee has exposed GOP lawmakers views.
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In the UK, I was exposed to openly queer folks.
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Every single exposed identity is up for dissection, censure, attack.
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There I was exposed to even more vibrant LGBT community.
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An email marketing company exposed some 736 million email addresses.
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When it's removed, the ground is exposed to cooler temperatures.
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It's believed millions of users' data could have been exposed.
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Launching missiles against an exposed airfield is a familiar exercise.
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His dangerous undercover investigations exposed bribery and corruption among officials.
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It's different from a normal friendship because you're more exposed.
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Anyone potentially exposed to measles should review their vaccine history.
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Don't forgot exposed areas like arms, hands, legs and feet!
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Highly guarded NSA and CIA programs are routinely exposed online.
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But tech companies are particularly exposed in the trade war.
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What should I do if I think I've been exposed?
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What is good about that is that it was exposed.
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Arizona just exposed the Green Bay offensive line last weekend.
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Ken Buck (R) exposed how these fundraising quotas have soared.
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Over 2,000 people have been potentially exposed to the virus.
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Security flaw in French government messaging app exposed confidential conversations
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The economy is also heavily exposed to the tourism sector.
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He'd never been exposed to Muslim culture in southwestern Alberta.
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I was exposed there to French pastries and British pies.
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The elevator is slow, and construction is rough and exposed.
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This portfolio is exposed to equity market and currency volatility.
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But it doesn't mean that New Yorkers haven't been exposed.
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Riboflavin (B2) is naturally fluorescent when exposed to UV light.
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Constand apparently was wearing a top with the midriff exposed.
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The ridiculing and shaming began after he was exposed online.
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This protects a user's personal data from being temporarily exposed.
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Security flaw in EA's Origin client exposed gamers to hackers
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Children must be protected from violence, not exposed to it.
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Dale's question to the Prime Minister exposed this fundamental fact.
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People will be exposed to more foodborne and waterborne diseases.
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Then, feeling frustrated, exposed, we consider force; a kitchen knife.
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Snow blows horizontally and shards of ice pierce exposed skin.
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Anything that's been happening behind your back will be exposed.
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If that fails to happen, they will be left exposed.
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More intimate surroundings would have left her less acoustically exposed.
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"You're not exposed to any other asset classes," Roberge says.
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I am sorry that I've exposed certain private matters recently.
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The election in Thuringia exposed deep polarization among German voters.
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Fort Gorges is totally exposed and located in the ocean.
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So, too,- will mirrors that are regularly exposed to humidity.
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Americans are exposed to hundreds of chemicals from household items.
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The attic bedroom has a pitched ceiling with exposed beams.
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That would leave Asia's largest economy exposed to outside shocks.
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This exposed him to considerable financial risk, a spokesman said.
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Banks, which are especially exposed to economic trouble, have plummeted.
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This is the irony of divisive politics that Elie exposed.
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Generally, though, ants groom themselves scrupulously when exposed to pathogens.
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Steele has told friends that this approach left him exposed.
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He was, however, exposed for being impressive in invisible threads.
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Luxury stocks, heavily exposed to the Chinese markets, also rose.
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The Korean won, heavily exposed to global trade, also fell.
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Once Abby's brow had been exposed, at about 9 a.m.
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The past two weeks have left us feeling so exposed.
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Skara Brae is exposed to heavy rains and frequent storms.
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Myth: Being exposed to cold air can cause a cold.
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Exposed steel can be seen on pillars on some floors ...
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She says she does not think she has been exposed.
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He's exposed the wet noodle Republicans as suckers, or worse.
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An existential threat that all modern businesses are exposed to
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And it exposed how unprepared bankers, lawmakers and watchdogs were.
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It exposed a generous financial deal Trump won from Gov.
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But the missile hits exposed the company's critical infrastructure vulnerabilities.
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The crew of Apollo 14 were exposed to 11.4 mSv.
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White House officials and Trump confidants felt exposed and vulnerable.
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ADI, less exposed to Saudi money, fell only 0.4 percent.
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Even here, though, abyssal tuba notes exposed a sonic substratum.
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Comments that must be exposed for what they are — bigotry.
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The clash has exposed Mr. Suzuki to accusations of nepotism.
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It would be devastating if she were exposed as dishonest.
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You are exposed, but this way you let people in.
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Cuschieri - Farrugia's manager - denied that Zammit's email exposed a shortcoming.
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This led to the operation being exposed in the media.
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I feel exposed and constrained all at the same time.
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Your dentist might recommend fillings to protect the exposed roots.
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"These homeowners are extremely exposed to it now," he says.
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Jeworrek said that Munich Re wasn't especially exposed to Florida.
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Their connections are perhaps more implicitly rendered than explicitly exposed.
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The process exposed many workers to dangerous levels of radiation.
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There are also exposed wires, rusty metal, and other hazards.
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Soon, however, the limits of this approach, too, were exposed.
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There are 50,85033 Guam veterans also exposed to Agent Orange.
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The CFPB exposed widespread fraud at Wells Fargo in 2016.
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He had exposed himself and masturbated in a Popeye's restaurant.
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They had been exposed to an agent known as Novichok.
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I was certainly exposed to some of that with Iceman.
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With a voluntary program, that leaves seven homes still exposed.
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"I don't want it to be exposed," Mr. Gaston said.
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We are exposed to trauma every day just living here.
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The fragility of this vital democratic transition is suddenly exposed.
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They also can't let their contacts know they've been exposed.
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The country's electric heating infrastructure is exposed to temperature changes.
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The banks exposed, especially European ones, faced a political backlash.
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It isn't clear how many students may have been exposed.
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How I love them!" and "Peter Carey exposed at last.
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Athletes were exposed to these images during a cycling test.
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"Today exposed our Achilles heel," said team boss Toto Wolff.
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But all I got exposed to was basketball and football.
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How is it that my email or information was exposed?
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They left the beautiful thick beam in the ceiling exposed.
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How much could he reveal in public before being exposed?
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Opinion Brexit has exposed my country as a solipsistic backwater.
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Her performance was courageously exposed, emotionally as well as vocally.
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There were big windows and high ceilings with exposed rafters.
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Tens of millions of people are exposed to extreme heat.
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No one expected the Israeli commando squad to be exposed.
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And almost half have been exposed to violence or trauma.
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Over the last year, many powerful perpetrators have been exposed.
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How do I know if my dog has been exposed?
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But as their skate continued, her breast was briefly exposed.
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Only 5% were exposed before being apprehended, the organization added.
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UPS is still more exposed to Amazon than FedEx was.
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As such, Bird Two will not include any exposed screws.
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The participants were exposed to a fan for two hours.
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Although I wasn't naked, I felt so exposed to him.
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"Writing for the stage, I felt very exposed," he said.
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They are exposed to the same messages, values and traditions.
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With frequent solos and duets, the instrumentalists are extremely exposed.
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What has really happened since Weinstein was exposed in 2017?
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This is America, after all: You are exposed to choices.
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"That light exposed the shortcomings that we had," said Garcetti.
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His Evan is a startling jumble of exposed nerve endings.
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This internal email, exposed by WikiLeaks, should give everyone chills.
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Two customer shipping labels of the hundreds of thousands exposed.
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The financial crisis exposed the fragility of the Italian system.
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Insurance companies are uniquely exposed to these sorts of changes.
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The fierce reaction has exposed Kurdistan's distinct vulnerabilities and shortcomings.
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Reeves was Detective Galban in the dramatic thriller "Exposed" (2016).
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He exposed nearly every corruption, including the emails mentioned here.
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Some of his crimes exposed him to decades behind bars.
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You exposed our falsehoods and truths with a poetic understanding.
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But the crisis exposed the deficiencies of the Western system.
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But now he's been exposed for who he really is.
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But now he's been exposed for who he really is.
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But mixtures are what most women are actually exposed to.
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Cohen was exposed and executed by Syrian authorities in 1965.
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Doug Collins said Pelosi's move exposed these statements as political.
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"We don't know what we are exposed to," he said.
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Unusual amounts of skin are exposed, in unusually direct ways.
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Finally, we removed it and kept it as exposed tile.
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We were exposed to vastly different ethnic customs and languages.
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The Trail Blazers have big problems, which the Knicks exposed.
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Two shows, same theme, wrote Frida Ghitis: a President exposed.
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The latest Iranian activity was exposed by cybersecurity firm FireEye.
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In this case, more than 8,85033 people were unnecessarily exposed.
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That demand exposed the complexity of the Port Authority's finances.
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A debate that exposed key differences between the 2020 candidates.
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Who wants to deal with exposed legs come winter anyhow?
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GDAXI, the market most exposed to China, jumped 27 percent.
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Now 30 million people have been exposed to the virus.
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An exposed document showing Nokia's involvement in installing SORM devices.
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"Everybody was exposed to the same toxic dust," Barasch said.
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People with measles or who were exposed were voluntarily quarantined.
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The hack also potentially exposed the electric car company's data.
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That's the same kind of data that Marriott's breach exposed.
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Live television appearances have exposed party leaders to public criticism.
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One of the sectors most exposed to China is chemicals.
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The "Point in Time" numbers also exposed a generational calamity.
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Antique mirrors hang in clusters on walls of exposed brick.
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DynaRisk determined that the data was exposed in late August.
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The other bug also relates to exposed Android factory settings.
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And we know that, over time, those lies are exposed.
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After about 30 seconds, brush oil on the exposed side.
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How does the world react as the truth is exposed?
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Are many political campaigns walking felonies waiting to be exposed?
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The president also reportedly exposed a covert Navy SEAL deployment.
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His claims were later exposed by the media as false.
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He exposed the soil to photosensitive film, not photosensitive paper.
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That's what Trump has so rudely exposed to the world.
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Now, Bezos may have exposed evidence of how they operate.
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Total is most exposed, with oil operations on the ground.
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With the removal of skin, the muscular system is exposed.
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We will wait and see until more things are exposed.
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They're exposed to indoor pollution, harmful carbon that causes cancer.
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Secrets will be exposed and repressed emotions come to light.
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Larval insects ingested pharmaceuticals underwater in areas exposed to runoff.
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It maybe can be exposed in ways people don't anticipate.
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Only 45 percent of mice with tumors steeped in post-exercise serum developed tumors, compared with 90 percent of mice with tumors not exposed to post-exercise serum or exposed to pre-exercise serum.
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Babies exposed to marijuana in the womb are likely to be born smaller than those not exposed, and more likely to need intensive care after birth, according to a new analysis of existing evidence.
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In addition, Twitter says that the exposed emails or phone numbers would not have allowed a third party to access someone's Vine account because passwords were not exposed as a part of this incident.
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On Friday, TechCrunch reported that Voxox, a SMS gateway provider used by Microsoft and other companies to deliver two-factor codes by text message, exposed millions of text messages, thanks to an exposed server.
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As I got older, that started to make me think about what people in the West are exposed to and how they are exposed to different things, specifically through the news and popular media.
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They then had the volunteers sleep in the lab, where some were exposed to continuous light for an hour and others were exposed to a sequence of flashes of various frequencies for an hour.
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FIRM EXPOSED CELL PHONE LOCATION DATA ON AMERICANS: A U.S.-based company called LocationSmart inadvertently exposed data on the precise location of mobile phones on its website as a result of a software vulnerability.
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Asthmatic women exposed to pollutants in the three months before conception were at a 28 percent higher risk for preterm birth than women without asthma exposed at the same time in the same conditions.
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Another huge database exposed millions of call logs and SMS text messages Back in November, another telecoms company, Voxox, exposed a database containing millions of text messages — including password resets and two-factor codes.
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The similarities centre around exposure to blast force on the battlefield: 100 years ago soldiers were exposed to exploding artillery shells but more recent campaigns have seen soldiers exposed to improvised explosive devices (IEDs).
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These could include raising the margin requirements for transactions involving securities and derivatives tied to climate-exposed projects, or broader overall limits on the amount of climate-exposed assets allowed in an institution's portfolio.
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To ensure this doesn't repeat itself, they need to be exposed in the same way the Washington Post exposed a woman posing as a Roy Moore accuser for James O'Keefe's Project Veritas last month.
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"Non-smokers are exposed to nicotine and other potentially harmful components of [electronic cigarette] vapor at higher than background levels when passively exposed to second hand vapor," the Park Service said in its original proposal.
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The trials, which took place in a purpose-built habitat surrounded by mosquito netting, found that mosquitoes exposed to the toxin died faster than both unexposed insects and those exposed to the naturally occurring fungus.
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Scientists from Purdue exposed German cockroaches to different insecticides, and found that the cockroach populations not only developed a resistance to the insecticide they were exposed to, but also picked up resistances to other insecticides.
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Also yes, astronauts are exposed to more radiation than the average human and NASA does have a lifetime limit for how much an astronaut is allowed to be exposed to over his or her career.
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Salicylic-acid production showed the reverse trend, with plants exposed to healthy air samples before a whitefly attack producing very little of it and those exposed to air samples from infested plants producing a lot.
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"Maybe if it was not in a high-density place, where people are sitting perhaps with exposed legs," Jackson told the BBC, "otherwise, you're pulling in hungry mosquitoes and providing them with exposed human flesh."
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On average, women are exposed to 168 chemicals a day in the 12 personal care products they use, while men are exposed to 85 chemicals in the six products they use in a day. Sens.
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I have been exposed to risk but I think I could've and should've been exposed to more; I would've learned more from my mistakes than I do because I haven't been in those risky situations.
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In Sanders, hundreds of people were exposed to potentially dangerous levels of uranium in their drinking water for years, until testing by a doctoral researcher at Northern Arizona University named Tommy Rock exposed the contamination.
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Because if he was exposed, chances are she may very well have been exposed, and then we would be looking at a different situation than just my brother sitting in his basement for two weeks.
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If you're overly exposed to passive equities, if you're overly exposed to just market risks, I think on some of those up days trim that back a little bit," Young said on CNBC's "Closing Bell.
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"So, let's say you are in an area where you are exposed to hostile for one day and, on that day you were exposed to hostile fire, you get the entire [HFP] amount," Riley said.
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It is crucial for this research to be done correctly, as there is a whole generation of children being exposed to this material and many of them are exposed starting as toddlers on their playgrounds.
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The less we're exposed to sunlight, the more freckles will fade.
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Number one, that her emails were not exposed to foreign actors.
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Some dealers in Asia said the yen might also be exposed.
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Those were exposed to market moves - and were far more levered.
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Hackers at DefCon have exposed new security concerns around smart speakers.
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I need to be exposed and I need to challenge comfort.
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Nothing makes you closer than painting words on someone's exposed body!
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In one instance, the actual content of Messenger conversations was exposed.
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The initial crime and its aftermath exposed an intersection of issues.
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This worrying proclivity was most recently exposed when Army Lt. Gen.
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That was the first time I was exposed to that world.
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Jacobsen streamlined and simplified the lamp, keeping the long springs exposed.
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GUTFELD: -- when people are exposed is wrong, they never admit it.
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Cryptocurrency loan site YouHodler exposed unencrypted user credit cards and transactions
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They want us exposed to drugs, to crime, to illegal immigrants.
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You've been exposed to it, maybe even ambiently, at one point.
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And only now is it being exposed for what it is.
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")Variety ("Are we exposed to different opinions grounded in shared reality?
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Security researcher Justin Paine found the exposed database earlier this month.
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Others who historically found the same exposed port found it alarming.
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Oh, and a hardware vulnerability exposed 900 million Android devices. Casual.
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Sectors most exposed to China and trade issues, such as technology .
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Nor did the exposed data include any diagnosis or treatment information.
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Fortunately, solar panels generally work best when exposed to the light.
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THEY WALK IN, LOOK UNINSURED, BEING EXPOSED TO THIS LIST PRICE.
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The breach exposed the credit records of some 145 million people.
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Broadcom's shares fell when the memo was exposed as a forgery.
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The road wasn't so exposed when it was built in 219.1.
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Being exposed to radiation for an extended period will kill you.
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But it has also exposed the shortcomings of the recycling industry.
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According to the artists each picture was exposed for 15 seconds.
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A YEAR ago Harvey Weinstein was exposed as a sexual predator.
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Think exposed red piping, beds perched atop platforms, and tribal fabrics.
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His teeth were exposed, all the way down to the molars.
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It's not known for how long the storage server was exposed.
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The blog post originally said thousands of Instagram passwords were exposed.
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S's murder, but also the relief that neolution has been exposed.
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When left unclasped, the center portion of the Peekaboo is exposed.
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The radiation-exposed rats lived slightly longer than the control rats.
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Related: How the Panama Papers Exposed Secrecy in the Art Market
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It's to be not exposed as much to oil and gas.
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He estimated that the exposed wreckage was about 20 feet long.
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There are countless ways that people can be exposed to phthalates.
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Britain is about twice as exposed to foreign trade as America.
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Spanish banks exposed to Mexico - Santander, Sabadell and Bilbao - also suffered.
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She also claimed the Jaws actor once exposed himself to her.
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Thousands may have been exposed to potential brain damage from lead.
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I understand that part of what I'm doing means being exposed.
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The trade surplus shows that firms exposed to competition are thriving.
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This means they exert pressure on any surface exposed to them.
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Opioids cause withdrawal in more than half of babies exposed prenatally.
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But in promising to tell the truth, he accidentally exposed his
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This week has exposed the faulty logic that underpinned those assumptions.
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Passwords do not appear to have been exposed by the breach.
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Customers should not have been exposed to the risk at all.
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The security flaw, which exposed photos for 12 days between Sept.
|
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It also exposed photos that a user hadn't even publicly posted.
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This isn't the first time that Aadhaar data has been exposed.
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The hack exposed email addresses and passwords for 1.4 million users.
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It has also exposed the clunky inadequacies of Lebanon's political system.
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Covered with excrement and discarded paper, it is exposed and stinking.
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Another email exposed a famed producer who bad mouthed Angelina Jolie.
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Adversis provided TechCrunch with a list of known exposed Box accounts.
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The Brexit misfire, however, may have exposed issues with the markets.
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Weeks later, body-shaming texts David allegedly sent Shannon were exposed.
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The propeller motors are now exposed, allowing for improved heat efficiency.
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The bet paid off when Valeant was exposed for price gouging.
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I was not in Silicon Valley exposed to all this stuff.
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It's moments like these that exposed how much Microsoft had lost.
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They want to be exposed to new accounts, people, and brands.
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Nearly half of general government debt is exposed to currency risk.
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But its poor trade record means it is becoming more exposed.
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The company also confirmed that no credit card info was exposed.
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It exposed supervisory shortcomings and a lost appetite for allowing failures.
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Eggs exposed to microplastics decreased hatching success by about 15 percent.
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More than 400,000 people may have been exposed to the toxins.
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But there is zero chance Pruitt hasn't been exposed to it.
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Yet another prominent Hollywood figure's alleged dark past has been exposed.
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As such, he's often exposed to intimidation from pro-Kremlin supporters.
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We look into the grand societal divides that the vote exposed.
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It seems clear the hoaxers exposed a problem with these journals.
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Now, after this, this whole hoax exposed, what does it do?
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"This is a serious situation that affects the entire exposed population."
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We are all exposed to noise, we should all be mindful.
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This is a common clothing trope we've all been exposed to.
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Customer accounts were exposed by a map feature on Xnore's website.
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Larger countries are better insulated, but certain sectors are still exposed.
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Data of up to 143 million people may have been exposed.
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Supporters see him as a whistleblower who boldly exposed government excess.
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Things are being exposed in so many different ways for women.
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If the transition is unexpectedly sudden, stockmarkets will be dangerously exposed.
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Given my background, I have always exposed my kids to technology.
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That change has exposed more vulnerable Antarctic ice shelves to CDW.
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When at home, the main characters are their most exposed selves.
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The region remains exposed to refinancing pressure over the medium-term.
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They're not hacked nudes from my iPhone, but I feel exposed.
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Other Asian countries are even more exposed to rising oil prices.
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Men are leaving, spoilers are leaking, and secrets are getting exposed.
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Trump has exposed some disturbing truths about the Republican and conservative
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Have tech companies and their manipulation tactics ever been fully exposed?
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Technology, among sectors most exposed to China, was the hardest hit.
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Honey bees also are exposed to viruses, bacterial diseases, and fungi.
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Seabury quickly exposed significant Tammany graft in the New York administration.
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He exposed his son to great movies from an early age.
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It was exposed by a New York Times article in 1974.
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But I was never exposed to any of Bruce Springsteen's music.
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Which individuals and populations are exposed to high levels of microplastics?
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And from a big picture perspective, security flaws are being exposed.
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The company took down the exposed data late last week.[WSJ]
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I suspect Ford exposed his ultimate motivation in the first episode.
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This election exposed significant flaws with the data-driven campaign paradigm.
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Feeling vulnerable or exposed is not what you need right now.
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I think you should be exposed to what is, you know.
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To read the Reuters report that exposed the practice, click goo.
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So you're probably safe from being exposed for the time being.
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Here are some stocks overly exposed to China and the globe.
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That's an awful lot of people possibly being exposed to misinformation.
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"Norway is least exposed because they have their oil," Pedersen said.
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Her nipples were exposed and her tail was split in two.
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Another 17% and 27% were exposed at school and work, respectively.
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However, being exposed basically to kerosene...I had severe smoke inhalation.
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According to the government, the market collapse ultimately exposed Ramirez's scheme.
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A breach in 2014 exposed personal information of over 50,000 drivers.
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Its screen is completely exposed on the front and the sides.
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For the first time in long time, I was truly exposed.
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"It's all exposed…and it's not just the U.S.," said DeVito.
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Trudeau stealthily dressed as Clark Kent, and exposed himself as Superman.
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Kinsman's false accusations have already been exposed and rejected six times.
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If you're sleeping at all, you are going to get exposed.
|
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Yet that sector is more exposed than many to global demand.
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This is not how humans are exposed to cell phone radiation.
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Researchers exposed both mice and rats to varying amounts of radiation.
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But most surprising is the large number of unintentionally exposed users.
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The result exposed the fragmentation of the old two-party electorate.
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The fault lines that Trump exposed in 2016 aren't going anywhere.
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Ivanka, who works in the White House, is now potentially exposed.
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Even if exposed, most women will clear the viral infection naturally.
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If anything, the contradictions exposed by the trial have been heightened.
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The information exposed includes Social Security numbers, birth dates and addresses.
|
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Commercial banks, in contrast, are much less exposed to the restructuring.
|
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Sheeran said becoming famous also exposed him to the harder stuff.
|
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But it also exposed regional rifts in the conference as well.
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Our 2015 report exposed minimal top staff diversity in the Senate.
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This myth has been exposed and debunked by two recent studies.
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Now that has failed, too, and their plot has been exposed.
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The vote exposed deep divisions in British society, notably over immigration.
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No passwords, social security numbers, or credit card data was exposed.
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And, those who live in cities are more exposed to PAH.
|
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The company also wouldn't say how long the database was exposed.
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A federal commission soon exposed the Custom House's drolly named procedures.
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Both have exposed yawning gaps in the nation's public health apparatus.
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The seal depicts the Roman goddess Virtus with an exposed breast.
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But in Sotome, believers prayed silently for fear of being exposed.
|
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Yet the weeks since have exposed Trump's thinking as soft-boiled.
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Remember that when studying the exposed door hinges and solid axles.
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It's not just academic studies that have exposed private prisons' perfidy.
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German stocks, seen as heavily exposed to international trade, fell 183%.
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The décor was industrial chic — exposed ceilings, metal and glass motifs.
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If these accusations are true, why were they not exposed earlier?
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It was the year the tech industry's ugly side was exposed.
|
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The sector is highly exposed to discretionary spending, and strong competition.
|
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Tariff-exposed European miners gained 1.043% while auto stocks rose 2.9%.
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Flora and botanicals are featured against exposed wood and plush fabrics.
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Fewer courses are available, and fewer students are exposed to it.
|
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The academies will be exposed to a smaller potential recruiting pool.
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The hack exposed data from approximately 500 million Starwood hotels customers.
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UnitedHealthcare says the arrangement needlessly exposed the patients to medical bills.
|
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"As you can see, her nipples are exposed," Mr. Quinn said.
|
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He says we're ultimately influenced by the information we're exposed to.
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It can happen anywhere snow is exposed to summer weather conditions.
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It also exposed me to values like leadership, teamwork and endeavor.
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The exposed parts of your body may feel like they're freezing.
|
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Do you worry about their being exposed to germs when traveling?
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The surface is constantly exposed to a harshly cold, thin atmosphere.
|
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The attack exposed the pervasive lack of cybersecurity for these devices.
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Many have been exposed to entrepreneurship while in school, he finds.
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Usually the tub's fourth side (the skirt or apron) is exposed.
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The problem with that conclusion is exposed in the numbers above.
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Once again, the Fold's photo is more vibrant and better exposed.
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The water is often soiled, leaving residents exposed to waterborne illnesses.
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The 20,000 FBI employees appear not to have been exposed yet.
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The German MSA sector is mature and exposed to discretionary spending.
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They too are more exposed to cyberattacks because of this breach.
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In recent years, new workers have been exposed to silica's risks.
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The resistance to the bill has sometimes exposed some corporate contradictions.
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The test used hydrogen, which reacts violently when exposed to air.
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These vulnerabilities have now exposed the Argentine currency to acute pressure.
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Motherboard has reviewed a copy of the exposed World-Check database.
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The scandal exposed just how deep Brazil's corruption problems really were.
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Abramović puts herself through rituals that leave her vulnerable and exposed.
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Was everyone comfortable, dancing on camera and being exposed like that?
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I feel much more exposed, yes, but in a great way.
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There was no better time to be exposed to it all.
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Faux-wood beams and exposed fittings cross over the concession stands.
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Reporters gave us stories that exposed and humanized a rampant problem.
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Once the plate is exposed to light, the image is developed.
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Klokkevold recommends looking for the dark, exposed roots in the mirror.
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It's not known precisely how long the database was exposed for.
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It was the first truly healthy family I'd been exposed to.
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They descended out of the woods and into dry, exposed country.
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"Matt never exposed himself to anyone," Locke told Insider's Ashley Collman.
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A negative antibody test means a person wasn't exposed to Zika.
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They are also exposed to pesticides, chemicals, and harsh weather conditions.
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One part of an exposed glacier revealed fossils of dinosaur footprints.
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"I feel like my secret identity has been exposed," she said.
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Ms. Sturgess's boyfriend, who was also exposed, remains in critical condition.
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Florida is currently monitoring 184 people who may have been exposed.
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And employment shifted to industries that were not exposed to trade.
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The third wall is exposed brick and contains another working fireplace.
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Afraid of what her work exposed about myself and my people.
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It's hard to grow up without being exposed to alcohol advertising.
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How many times has your personal information been exposed to hackers?
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We have been exposed to much more than ages before us.
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Many windows were broken and most of the contents were exposed.
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In the end, it was Bentley's own ineptness that exposed him.
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The roses drooped after being exposed to the cold January air.
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Leaving Belgium had exposed him again to the risk of arrest.
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You're utterly exposed and in immediate danger of real physical harm.
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He's compelled to be more exposed about himself, yet he can't.
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Children who are exposed to lead are prone to learning disabilities.
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Combined, these two events exposed the West's unreliability economically and politically.
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BANGLADESH Areas exposed to strong wind May 20133 5:30 a.m.
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Supporters see Snowden as a whistleblower who boldly exposed government excess.
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Guests should understand that they will be exposed to natural elements.
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Hazard pay is extra compensation for employees exposed to dangerous conditions.
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The researchers exposed various materials to the virus in the lab.
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What would be exposed if all that water should suddenly vanish?
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The trials exposed Albany's culture of secrecy, nepotism and influence peddling.
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The incompetents are being exposed nakedly by the virus-ebbed tide.
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"I am sure I've been exposed at this point," she added.
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They have gratuitously exposed the private lives of dedicated civil servants.
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Once again, President Trump has exposed a myth in American politics.
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The more politicians are exposed, the more Brazilians pine for authoritarianism.
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She chewed into one man's back, leaving his spinal column exposed.
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Children exposed to maternal depression respond like those under chronic stress.
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By the time doctors diagnosed her, she could have exposed others.
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In the resulting crater, he finds a half-exposed dinosaur fossil.
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If he didn't obtain one, his past treason would be exposed.
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ZTE's punishment, in particular, exposed big gaps in China's economic prowess.
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Local sign painters will paint movie "posters" onto the exposed brick.
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"I'm not worried about being exposed on the plane," Arana said.
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Iran's airstrike on Saudi oil sites exposed vulnerabilities around the region.
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"I don't want anyone exposed, military or otherwise," Ms. Foley said.
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And the patient wasn't exposed to anyone known to be infected.
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Civil penalties could come to $2,500 per person exposed each day.
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The chef's kitchen has hardwood floors, granite countertops and exposed brick.
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That way, when people aren't a match, their identification isn't exposed.
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Windows make the space feel larger, as does the exposed staircase.
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As a tourist you are exposed to a destination's glittering highlights.
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And climate-exposed countries often have weak institutions, says Ms Diron.
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The fallout over the Amazon headquarters exposed a rift among Democrats.
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But in doing so, the Sooners had also exposed a weakness.
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And not every fetus exposed to CRS gets to say that.
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Social democracy's electoral crisis has also exposed the left's intellectual bankruptcy.
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" "Really bad things were happening, but they are now being exposed.
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The house has 12-foot ceilings, hardwood floors, and exposed brick.
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He's going to be exposed to the most sensitive secrets imaginable.
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That's because the main screens are not exposed when folded up.
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Languages are constantly in flux, exposed to the flow of history.
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Or worse, will I be exposed as simply redundant and unnecessary?
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Mr. Rastvorov, who had no identification, could not risk being exposed.
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Later, Emma Woodhouse warms her exposed backside by a roaring fire.
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When his fling with Donna Rice was exposed, his support evaporated.
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The bill exposed fault lines among Democrats ahead of the midterms.
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Another study exposed allergic people to pollen in a controlled setting.
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"It important that students are exposed to diversified examples of scientists."
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A heart literally broken open into shiny, wet, luminous, exposed pieces.
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They're also exposed through routes other than food, like drinking water.
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The other two had only been exposed to the German businessman.
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This also means that fewer personnel are exposed to dangerous conditions.
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Certain sectors and companies are more exposed to risk than others.
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Forget "eventually," too, because your son is already exposed to religion.
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Infants are disproportionately exposed through both drinking water and breast milk.
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They are more exposed to news, and they're asking more questions.
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"I am half exposed, but I never posed nude," she said.
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Greenwald and his partners exposed the profound partisanship of Operation Car
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Ms. Yates testified that Mr. Flynn's behavior exposed him to blackmail.
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Terrorism has exposed the limits of what state power can do.
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The truth has never been truly exposed about what really happened.
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Airlines have long been exposed to uncertainties around short-term revenue.
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So there's a lot of things that have been exposed now.
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Australia's resource-rich economy is heavily exposed to the Chinese market.
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The Azaria case has exposed a frightening truth about Israeli society.
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After Watergate exposed these campaign practices, the public responded with revulsion.
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But his candidacy has exposed deep tensions within the Democratic Party.
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Workers in these refineries are the first exposed to toxic substances.
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HSB is more exposed to the property market than its peers.
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How many women do you know who want their outlets exposed?
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I was exposed directly to the artists and to the studios.
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And yet, rooming in for opioid-exposed newborns remains an exception.
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That's what's exposed her to such a visceral reaction from Trump.
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The failure of the health care bill exposed inherent Republican weaknesses.
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At first the exposed Democrats denied the WikiLeaks emails were genuine.
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That database was left exposed from December 4 until December 26.
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Wyze on Monday said a second database had also been exposed.
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A screenshot showing SORM network integration exposed during the inadvertent breach.
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The moves have exposed obvious tensions between free speech and safety.
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"I was never exposed to it," Salisbury said in a statement.
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He said both professions exposed him to the effects of austerity.
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Ramirez claimed Kavanaugh exposed himself to her at a college party.
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As the scandal was exposed, the pressure began to generate results.
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"The danger he exposed to the community is extraordinary," he said.
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There could be knock-on effects for banks exposed to them.
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It was exposed as a fabrication after she won the prize.
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The allegations against Mr. Gonzales-Mugaburu exposed major gaps in oversight.
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They exposed JaVale McGee's shaky hands and Zaza Pachulia's shaky judgment.
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Siatta and the exposed team, including Perez, were alone and unprotected.
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Consumer bank accounts, passwords, health and financial records were not exposed.
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"When you take away something, something else gets exposed," Brown said.
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Inside, the suite was gutted: wall frames, looped wire, exposed pipes.
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Nearly every interior surface is wood: floors, ceilings, walls, exposed beams.
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He was caught and exposed, but he got away with it.
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Not everyone who is exposed to cholera will contract the disease.
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Mr. Vickery found Level One's data through an exposed backup server.
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"It's about how people are exposed to news today," Renderos said.
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Students should be exposed to all approaches to a certain problem.
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Brazil-exposed stocks in Europe climbed as investors cheered the win.
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Police say they may have been exposed to an unknown substance.
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Once exposed to that virus, the body makes antibodies to it.
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Reuters exposed the killings in a report published in February 2018.
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Now he has been exposed as a devotee of Bigfoot erotica.
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The Petrobras scandal exposed the true scale of Brazil's corruption problem.
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The dark rock beneath the snow, now exposed, absorbs the heat.
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And Montefiore closing unexpectedly left them exposed and on their own?
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To not be exposed to that energy, it's better for him.
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How to deal with its leak has exposed divisions in government.
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"Humans are exposed to many, many chemicals at once," Vandenberg said.
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They are not exposed to it, and I think it's absurd.
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Buying some stocks exposed to online retail does not come cheap.
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But the Great Recession exposed the absurdity of the Great Moderation.
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The first challenge was to compile a list of workers exposed.
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That would entail reanalyzing which workers were exposed and which weren't.
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Some of the files we reviewed contained highly sensitive information, including: Several proof-of-residency documents, including bank and loan statements, found on the exposed server (Image: TechCrunch) Several proof-of-residency documents, including bank and loan statements, found on the exposed server (Image: TechCrunch) Two passports of many documents exposed by FormGet (Image: TechCrunch) Two passports of many documents exposed by FormGet (Image: TechCrunch) These kinds of data exposures — where private data is mistakenly made public — has become a common security problem over the years.
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After a month of treatment, however, 86 percent of the people exposed to bright white light had normal sleep efficiency, while 79 percent of the people exposed to dim bright light still had poor sleep efficiency.
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Though other breaches have exposed more total records, the Equifax debacle is generally considered the worst corporate data breach ever in the US, because of both the scale and the nature of the information it exposed.
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The study included 39 people, 31 of whom were exposed to a series of two-millisecond light flashes with changing intervals while sleeping, and eight of whom were exposed to 60 minutes of continuous bright light.
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"Although the breach only exposed 190,000 users, the tokens and keys exposed are routinely used for auto-building critical software for companies and for accessing their private code repositories," Galloway told Motherboard in an online chat.
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They found those who were exposed to the CS chemical "had a significantly higher risk of being diagnosed with ARI [acute respiratory illnesses] following exposure" than those who had not yet been exposed to the chemical.
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Goldman said Australia is more exposed to positive reflationary forces through its commodity sensitivity and less exposed than other regional markets to the downside effects of rising U.S. interest rates, greenback strength and potential trade barriers.
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The fifth of the country most exposed to closures between 2.53 and 1980 saw 24% less population growth than the fifth least exposed, Shapps wrote in an article published in The Daily Telegraph on Nov. 15.
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The IARC report pointed to an increased risk of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in humans who are occupationally exposed to the herbicide, and noted the prevalence of rare liver and kidney tumors in animals exposed to glyphosate.
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Using computer commands, we determined the approximate number of exposed documents by asking the exposed server if a document existed by returning certain properties about the file — such as its size — but not the document itself.
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They also found that bacteria that was exposed to either cigarette smoke or e-cigarette vapor released more secretions that cause lung inflammation than the same bacteria that wasn&apost exposed to any vapor or smoke.
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In addition, scientists are also trying to unravel the role other factors play in the disease -- factors such as genetics, how early someone is exposed to head trauma, and how long they've been exposed to trauma.
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But there was overall little difference in the actual health outcomes of exposed mice and rats compared to their untouched counterparts by the experiment's end—some control groups even died sooner than those exposed to the radiation.
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"If 58 million non-smoking adults and children are exposed to tobacco smoke, imagine how many pets are exposed at the same time," Food and Drug Administration (FDA) veterinarian Carmela Stamper, D.V. M., said in the advisory.
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I know that going to school and sort of being a minority in my school made me a better person, made me a more enlightened person and exposed me to things I never would've been exposed to.
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Through the curriculum, adolescent girls are exposed to the idea that they have a right to participate in decision making around their marital partner, which is a concept they probably would not have been exposed to before.
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The most recent comparable example in terms of the kind of information exposed was the hack of the dating service Ashley Madison, which affected 33 million accounts — a fraction of the number exposed in the Yahoo hacks.
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Trade-exposed districts initially in Republican hands become substantially more likely to elect a conservative Republican, while trade-exposed districts initially in Democratic hands become more likely to elect either a liberal Democrat or a conservative Republican.
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I wouldn't be exposed to not only the travel and the interaction with people, but I wouldn't be exposed to the political conversations at the table and at barbecues about what was going on in the world.
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Bolsonaro's election exposed a major contradiction in Brazil in do Rosário's view.
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Journalist Jim DeRogatis exposed the sex cult story last year for BuzzFeed.
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By not allowing Weinstein to be exposed sooner, they endangered more women.
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Hussein also found several internal documents and slideshows among the exposed files.
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Trump's move hit European stocks exposed to Latin America's second largest economy.
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Other industries that are exposed to trade, including manufacturing, are less important.
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They are more exposed to public debt, and have lower capital ratios.
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Less serious "nonneoplastic lesions" were more frequent in exposed males and females.
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Entertainment companies are exposed to public concerns about behaviour at the top.
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Thousands may have been exposed to potential brain damage from the lead.
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"They will be more exposed once gasoline prices are liberalized," Oviedo said.
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A single vulnerable and internet-exposed system was enough to wreak havoc.
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What do I need to make sure that they're being exposed to?
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There's also a higher risk that the families moving in are exposed.
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The Equifax breach exposed vulnerabilities in how the companies keep data safe.
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Have a very low index of suspicion: Did [you] potentially get exposed?
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On January 220, 212, The Washington Post exposed the subsequent cover-up.
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But it was Tuesday when their robes were stripped and powerlessness exposed.
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"The right answer has to be exposed to the consumer," Bristol says.
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Bubbly limestone facades are exposed in multiple sections of the construction area.
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Everyone in the building when she was there could have been exposed.
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Improperly trained or monitored bots can turn ugly when exposed to humans.
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That secret was exposed to the rest of the family without consent.
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The more coal is exposed to competitive markets, the more it loses.
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I don't think I even had a sip, and he exposed himself.
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If anything, it emphasizes the trauma of being exposed to such acts.
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The consequences of being exposed by default are, in other words, unforeseeable.
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Ninety percent of people who are exposed and susceptible will become infected.
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So, with its edges exposed, a ring of sunlight surrounds the moon.
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But the implications of being exposed to chronic airborne histamine are unclear.
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The publicly exposed database appeared to be PG&E's asset management system.
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A Delta spokesperson said hundreds of thousands of travelers are potentially exposed.
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Intel fixed a seven-year-old bug that left enterprise machines exposed.
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The woman's vagina is completely exposed in a way that feels confrontational.
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Frankly, he likely knows that he and Brennan will eventually be exposed.
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Under these conditions, frostbite can form on exposed skin within 30 minutes.
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The data, however, was exposed by Capgemini, a consulting and outsourcing firm.
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Hong Kong's banking system is particularly exposed to risks on the mainland.
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It is heavily exposed to semiconductors, where clients include Samsung and Intel.
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The potential breach has left some with HIV and AIDS feeling exposed.
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" He added: "Other options would have exposed our officers to grave danger.
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Miners-- who mine talc would be the most exposed, presumably, to asbestos.
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He&aposs exposed the media, and this is why they hate him.
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This means they exert a pressure on any surface exposed to them.
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"I am sorry that I've exposed certain private matters recently," Lohan writes.
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It's certainly possible she was exposed to the idea of the troll.
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Japanese banks were heavily exposed in the Asian meltdown of 1997-98.
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Hispanic US residents are exposed to 1.2 times more fine particulate matter.
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In the UK, BuzzFeed News exposed 14 suspicious deaths linked to Russia.
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Even May understood the violation of staring straight at a person exposed.
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Also cringeworthy was Musk's claim that he could have easily exposed Theranos.
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It was a woman, Madeleine L'Engle, who exposed the wrinkles in time.
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Their crimes were exposed in October 2011 when a landlord called police.
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An unspecified number of people also had their driver's license numbers exposed.
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Maybe that's because they were exposed to heat a little too long.
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Now it's exposed itself to you — it's showing you what it's got.
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Coral can recover from bleaching, provided it's not exposed to further stresses.
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These also cover "politically exposed persons" encompassing leaders, ministers and military brass.
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Workers who built the sarcophagus were exposed to high levels of radioactivity.
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Thousands may have been exposed to potential brain damage from lead. Gov.
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Of course, not all corporate bio players are equally exposed to startups.
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Everything is so easily exposed today, so it just spreads all over.
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No version of the software has been exposed, indicating it remains effective.
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I think wrestling was the most fantastical thing I was exposed to.
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MTV nurtures artists who are up-and-coming but not overly exposed.
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Then why do crocodiles, the closer relatives to dinosaurs, have exposed teeth?
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Even if you know what's coming, you still feel vulnerable and exposed.
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Sure didn't seem to mind being exposed, based on her huge grin.
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The distinct line of bright, white reef was exposed during the hurricane.
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That's five times more information than we were exposed to in 1986.
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Her sons are growing up and being exposed to other worldly views.
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Comcast Xfinity inadvertently exposed personal details of more than 26.5 million customers.
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In this case, only a few are exposed versus the entire category.
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Two exposed Air Zoom bags sit side by side for extra cushioning.
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Some fret that too many students are still exposed to lacklustre teaching.
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This tinderbox has now been exposed to the spark of Taiwanese democracy.
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The pair allegedly exposed themselves, groped the woman, and verbally abused her.
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The IRA's activity didn't stop once it was exposed, the report says.
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I was particularly touched by a bit of its hairy exposed ankle.
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But Morocco's bid to join has exposed the limits of its influence.
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Grammy, who hadn't been exposed to a GIF before, understandably freaked out.
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So, Taylor Swift is no longer just exposed, she is now deceased.
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The age, condition, and vulnerability of the California grid have been exposed.
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As a new entrant, Jio is the least exposed to the dues.
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This isn't the first time the babies have been exposed to soccer!
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They exposed the female fish to little clay boxes in the tank.
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Global reinsurers are "likely the most exposed to these events," Fitch said.
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Most are unfinished, their innards exposed, steel bars poking from the rooftops.
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But students exposed to American freedoms may call for change at home.
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Solder the stripped end of one wire to the exposed solder pad.
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You might not care that their selfies were exposed and easily downloadable.
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Relatively few people are regularly exposed to live poultry and their waste.
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But no one has been exposed right now like Yale University has.
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At first, the researchers exposed mice to a continuous loop of video.
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"Other options would have exposed our officers in grave danger," Brown said.
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The information was exposed by a piece of malware impacting [24]7.
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They're also exposed to extreme temperatures and risk hypothermia from freezing water.
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The same could not be said for mice exposed to Hutterite dust.
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RZA: It's something they've probably been exposed to but didn't identify with.
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I'm very glad my children weren't present to be exposed to this.
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How much radiation is safe for a person to be exposed to?
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Gone are the exposed screws and hinges on the QuietComfort 35 IIs.
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More Iranians need to be exposed to Arab culture and vice versa.
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But Mr Rajoy's handling of the referendum has exposed his political limitations.
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The entrance hall at 813 is all distressed concrete and exposed piping.
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Fire officials initially reported that two people may have possibly been exposed.
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Lay the mortadella over the dough leaving 2-inches of dough exposed.
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The exposed server belongs to Voxox (formerly Telcentris), a San Diego, Calif.
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But the latest bombing has exposed deep flaws in Somalia's security forces.
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The distinction matters for opioid-exposed babies for a number of reasons.
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Exposed CCTV cameras, license plate readers, sex toys, and smart home appliances.
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But the country has hundreds if not thousands of exposed archaeological sites.
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Similarly, all 50 of the least-exposed districts are represented by Democrats.
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But everything is more exciting when it comes from exposed internal documents.
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So every bit of exposed wall is used for a different purpose.
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Here's what the episode revealed that hadn't previously been exposed in headlines.
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Under this argument, black Americans are exposed to both under- and overpolicing.
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More than 212 officers exposed to the hazardous materials have since died.
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Speaking of harsh chemicals, do embalmers worry about being exposed to them?
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The nerve loses its protective covering, essentially acting like an exposed wire.
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An encrypted tunnel is not foolproof and your activity may be exposed.
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In those conditions, frostbite can occur in 30 minutes on exposed skin.
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Now, here is why: the deep state is about to be exposed.
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Britain's economy, highly exposed to trade, moves in tandem with world trends.
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Despite this, however, the government's divisions are being exposed as never before.
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Retailers, which are also highly exposed to the British economy, fell too.
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Many of them were exposed to this kind of behavior early on.
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The saga has exposed failings at all levels of the German state.
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At our request, the board wrapped the pipes, but left joints exposed.
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But many other people were exposed, including two dozen employees in Sen.
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Those who are exposed to vaporized sarin can experience symptoms within seconds.
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When investors cooled on emerging markets, all that left Argentina painfully exposed.
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Most people who are exposed to the bacteria do not become ill.
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To give that speech, he would be exposed, the center of attention.
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That drug is now in clinical studies with humans exposed to Ebola.
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The breaches exposed protected health information for more than 1 million people.
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The second reason is that we're more exposed to divorce than before.
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"Other options would have exposed our officers to grave danger," he said.
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Young people are "more exposed to YouTube influencers right now," she said.
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Then they exposed these mice to light for short periods of time.
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This leaves fresher skin exposed to harmful solar radiation and environmental pollutants.
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If you become sick after potentially being exposed, go to a hospital.
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She's exposed to things and some of it makes me feel uncomfortable.
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Among the beautiful vistas, characters are exposed to new sides of themselves.
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I thought I would feel more naked or exposed than I did.
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The hurricanes of 210 exposed that vulnerability on islands throughout the Caribbean.
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When she was done, she'd leave me exposed, like I was nothing.
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Ireland is especially exposed to the fall-out from a hard Brexit.
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Outdoor photos were generally good: properly exposed and with decent dynamic range.
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Where his fingernails once were, there are only raw, bloody, exposed nerves.
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By now, not only the 100,000 residents of Flint have been exposed
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It's a very bad idea for children to be exposed to weed.
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