It described tripping hazards, cutting hazards, breathing hazards and how to mitigate them.
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Red and black dots represent areas with the greatest hazards, while yellow and green show the lowest hazards.
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These threats include natural hazards such as earthquakes; predation hazards such as animal attacks; social hazards such as encountering a member of the opposite team that denies the beliefs of your own team; and contagion hazards such as when a player that doesn't belong to their team has an infectious disease.
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PIRG's report highlighted the potential hazards of slime, toys with possible choking hazards and ones that could violate children's privacy by sharing data.
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Toys are also recalled for defects that could cause choking or pose any risk of mechanical hazards, fire hazards or injuries to a child.
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By Friday afternoon, the forecast still looked menacing, with much of Massachusetts facing a wide variety of hazards, from flood hazards to winter weather.
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But there are always hidden hazards and unmet needs after disasters and underestimating the hazards and vulnerabilities is usually the first step in the making of a disaster.
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"Extreme heat events are the most fatal of all natural hazards and have been responsible for more deaths in Australia than all other natural hazards put together," Merzian said.
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Hidden hazards "Pay attention to what the authorities are saying -- active volcanoes pose a number of hidden hazards, such as high levels of toxic gases and unstable ground," she said.
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Like so many science-fiction horror movies, Flatliners in both its iterations is about the hazards of playing God — or at least, the hazards of playing God via sloppy research protocols.
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Such safety hazards are quite predictable — systematic failures are deterministic and random hardware failure rates can be predicted with reasonable accuracy — and the nature of the hazards will not change over time.
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"Once you start talking about putting crew in there, you need to start talking about the hazards and how those hazards unfold," says Cover of turning a cargo ship into a crewed ship.
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Help communities remain resilient to natural hazards American communities face increasing risk from natural hazards, and HUD's next secretary can help keep communities safe and remain resilient in the face of these threats.
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Are there any other Thanksgiving hazards I should know about?
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The heating element may break, posing burn and shock hazards.
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But such hazards tend to be ignored in a crisis.
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Basalt contains aluminum and chromium, which can be environmental hazards.
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Disability insurance can ease the financial damage of workplace hazards.
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What sort of hazards can we expect from the hurricane?
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Widespread soil and water contamination have also caused health hazards.
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But it's more than likely serious health hazards will occur.
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Do lab workers already know the hazards of their work?
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That makes it fundamentally different than most other natural hazards.
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Lead in water poses serious health hazards (The Associated Press).
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These aren't single traumas but occupational hazards of repeated exposure.
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There was a warning sign in regard to fall hazards ...
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One of the hazards of the job is client dependency.
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The life of a picker has other hazards as well.
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Misconceptions regarding marijuana distort perceptions about its hazards and benefits.
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Yet for many fishermen, the potential pay outweighs the hazards.
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Read This Next: Summer Health Hazards Are Not a Thing
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There are also exposed wires, rusty metal, and other hazards.
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The CDC has a full list of occupational cancer hazards.
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It's a reminder that a warming world has many hazards.
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Fortin walked us through the potential hazards that awaited us.
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An airplane may not crash but still hold unrecognized hazards.
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Not all hazards are covered in standard homeowners insurance policies.
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Still, the mining and processing of zinc does present hazards.
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Occupational hazards and stress can directly harm health through work.
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But the plant is far from alone in its hazards.
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Instead, they'd make sure to fly well above any hazards.
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The increasing fire hazards has put the lie to that.
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The manufacturer provides a warning for these hazards as well.
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Throat lozenges can be choking hazards for kids under 4.
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"They take the topic of hazards very seriously," he said.
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Read more about the hazards and misconceptions of winter driving.
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Health officials warned of the hazards and police threatened arrest.
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Ghostly sheets can both obstruct eyesight and become tripping hazards.
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There are also chemical and physical hazards on the island.
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Many hazards have been marked, cordoned off, cleared or avoided.
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But, they ignored the hazards of where they were going.
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The resulting scandal highlighted the health hazards of diesel exhaust.
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It would also hold landlords accountable for quickly fixing hazards.
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Much research on the effect of environmental hazards on humans is typically done by administering doses of hazards to research animals in much greater concentrations than is typically found in water supplies, he said.
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" The WHO's spokesman, Hartl, told Reuters that IARC was a "functionally independent" agency, and that when IARC flags up cancer hazards, the "WHO assesses or re-assesses the levels of risk associated with those hazards.
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Falling off stockpiles is one of the industry's biggest occupational hazards.
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But there are hazards for Democrats in making this an issue.
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As you go out from the volcano, the hazards generally decline.
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Construction has been halted since a December inspection for fire hazards.
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Background: Beyond obviously unsafe behaviors, many minor hazards affect roadway safety.
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Wheeled robots have difficulty navigating stairs, curbs, and other environmental hazards.
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In addition, Myers pointed out potential health hazards with reusable bags.
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Moreover, there's no good evidence that GMOs pose any health hazards.
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Potential hazards include "hanging broken tree limbs" and downed power lines.
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But Novey has wholly eluded the hazards of writing about writers.
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A greater respect for the past will help people modelling hazards.
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Shares carry the same hazards in emerging markets as anywhere else.
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Self-driving car technology, by contrast, poses obvious public safety hazards.
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But the other problem is that it creates huge health hazards.
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With environmental hazards, it's not so easy to undo the damage.
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Marovanidze said such weather hazards were becoming more frequent and intense.
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The consequences of Facebook's failures are typically pegged as external hazards.
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Little did she know, promoting a television series has its hazards.
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His remarks failed to take police work and its hazards seriously.
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But now they're warning about other hazards and even more eruptions.
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These offenses also pose much broader hazards to our well-being.
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But some candidates are calculating that the benefits outweigh the hazards.
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The hazards Conan Doyle faced were the hallmarks of the region.
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The SFMTA said e-scooters created obstacles and potentially safety hazards.
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Where you go depends on the hazards of a particular storm.
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Natural hazards, when combined with crumbling infrastructure, can lead to disaster.
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After moving to the street, she spotted paint hazards and complained.
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The futuristic one in "Hazards of Time Travel" feels hastily made.
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From rockslides to earthquakes to lava, volcanic eruptions pose many hazards.
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This was false, but one of the hazards of writing about
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Use old-fashioned compasses and pencils to help track potential hazards.
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Learn about the hazards and most likely disasters in your area.
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New hazards at the base surfaced as recently as this week.
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Just the back room alone, there are nothing but work hazards.
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Some Trump administration officials recognize those hazards; Mr. Trump does not.
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It's true what they say about the hazards of parenting teenagers.
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But critics caution about the hazards of increasingly human-like technologies.
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When humans migrated into Eurasia, they encountered unfamiliar hazards and pathogens.
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He described four big hazards that combined to fuel the destruction.
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The Dominican Republic suffers from a poor geographic location that's vulnerable to natural hazards, and "it scores at the very bottom on how it manages natural hazards," said Bret Ahnell, executive vice president at FM Global.
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While a consumer advocacy group says "toys are safer than ever before," experts warn of the potential chemical hazards of slime, toys with possible choking hazards and ones that could violate children's privacy by sharing data.
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Clinton foresaw some of the hazards of toppling another Middle Eastern strongman.
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Read Reuters' reports exposing the hidden hazards of lead poisoning across America.
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Until humans start showing symptoms, biological hazards are practically impossible to spot.
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The hazards office funding includes $5 million for radon testing and mitigation.
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As does any job, the acting profession has its own unique hazards.
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Her advice to them on coming out suggests the hazards they face.
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The physical hazards and uncompetitive salaries are enough to deter potential applicants.
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While this can be cheap, the environmental and health hazards are considerable.
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So they have closed Lotte supermarkets in China, ostensibly as fire hazards.
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Is it utopian to inform people about the health hazards of cigarettes?
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But death from mines, explosive hazards, IEDs is not an incurable disease.
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Another response is to create a new system without these specific hazards.
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How is the threat of lasers different from other hazards pilots face?
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Another camera watches for hazards and steers the rover away from them.
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The sidewalks are full of hazards like human shit and used syringes.
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A lot of people were exposed to hazards at the same time.
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"IARC reviews published studies to identify potential cancer hazards," the WHO said.
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Several recalls were announced this week, including three involving serious fall hazards.
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And yet its policies underestimate the potential hazards of flooding, experts say.
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Even if theme parks have many media companies spellbound, there are hazards.
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Almost all courses already allow relief anywhere except water hazards and sand.
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Slips, trips, burns and cuts are common hazards associated with the work.
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The poisoning hazards include deteriorating lead paint, tainted soil and contaminated water.
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Federal officials said environmental hazards had begun to materialize in the Carolinas.
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The health hazards of these particles have been documented by many studies.
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German politicians typically worry more about creating moral hazards by featherbedding businesses.
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The result: less public awareness of harmful weather and other natural hazards.
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But there are health hazards everywhere and we want the same choice.
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Prominent signs warn of the safety hazards of interacting with the robots.
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In general, OCR athletes should compete defensively, staying alert to potential hazards.
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Specialists — in environmental hazards, in credit markets, in workplace safety — should regulate.
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Despite its often serene backdrop, the Inside Passage is fraught with hazards.
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When it comes to exposing workers to hazards, our views aren't straightforward.
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Despite the hazards, the imperative to publish scoops is likely to prevail.
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But the hazards of bigotry within our ranks are an unacceptable burden.
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Loneliness, researchers have found, comes with its own set of health hazards.
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There are plenty of hazards to letting a player do double duty.
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In the past, greater exposure to hazards typically led to higher risks.
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Other hazards include the falling of icicles that have formed on buildings.
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But other challenges the Trump White House faces could increase economic hazards.
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Public opinion is turning as consumers become aware of the health hazards.
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Dr. Strader is a hazards geographer and atmospheric scientist at Villanova University.
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Dr. Strader is a hazards geographer and atmospheric scientist at Villanova University.
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Other kinds of nuclear threats, like "dirty bombs," release different radioactive hazards.
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The high altitude airport is prone to bird strikes and other hazards.
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Hawaii is no stranger to natural hazards like volcanic eruptions (remember Kilauea?).
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These are the real hazards that can cause injury, illness, or death.
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Electrolux, a manufacturer of electric and gas ovens that are allegedly fire hazards.
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"By not addressing workers concerns, hazards remain, and the injuries continue," Hoffman said.
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These are new and different hazards from those considered for land-based reactors.
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We see their workplaces, both of which have small, but potentially perilous, hazards.
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Unlike the real world, there is an option to reduce the natural hazards.
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Wandering can lead to a multitude of dangers, including traffic hazards and drowning.
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They have, in short, embraced an all-hazards approach to their own security.
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Many courts already accept probabilistic arguments, for example in cases of occupational hazards.
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They will literally lean forward in their seat to look for potential hazards.
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Apart from lasers, what are the main hazards pilots are looking out for?
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The controversy: Building — and especially, editing — a human genome presents some moral hazards.
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It focuses on healthcare, coastal hazards, industrial big data, manufacturing and habitat planning.
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What follows is a lucidly argued tract about the hazards of good intentions.
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If successful, the model may be applied to other natural hazards, Montier said.
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MOPP is the current set of military gear offering protection against biochemical hazards.
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Artificial dyes and pesticides are often used, and the farms pose environmental hazards.
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They need the infrastructure to mitigate these hazards, and they needed it yesterday.
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It felt like there were so many contradictions and so many potential hazards.
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Suitable for all ages, just be cautious of choking hazards for younger children.
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Researchers argue that failing to attack lead paint hazards is a costly mistake.
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Storms, equipment failures, and even stingrays are among the many hazards fishermen face.
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When a fire comes through it causes a lot of hazards to firefighters.
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Keeping long-term rates in line could create other hazards for the Fed.
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Similar work elsewhere in the United States has helped reveal hazards from volcanoes.
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Bankers are always inventing new ways to make money, spawning new financial hazards.
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They also learned about potential hazards on F-15 and C-130 aircraft.
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And Puerto Rico faces some unique challenges when it comes to toxic hazards.
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HAZARDS OF TIME TRAVEL By Joyce Carol Oates 324 pp. Ecco/HarperCollins. $26.99.
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Fire hazards abound during the holiday season, and not just in the kitchen.
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And yet nobody symbolizes the hazards of these movies better than Ryan does.
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Inspect the facility Aviation requires attention to detail and an aversion to hazards.
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I didn't have a chance to ask him about the hazards of recruiting.
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Additionally, floodwater and mud will make flooring slick, creating slip-and-fall hazards.
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Do we, like seafarers of old, crave the hazards of the untraveled void?
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An officer returned both items to her, ostensibly because they posed safety hazards.
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"There are so many hazards," she says, gesturing to the dormant beds outside.
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First, the hazards of the present are shaped by decisions of the past.
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AQSIQ said fuse defects could cause headlight failure, leading to possible security hazards.
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Hazards to humans, it seems, are of less concern when businesses are profiting.
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Given the hazards, however, others believe governments should switch to less risky renewables.
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Potential hazards include drought, flooding and "intentional attack by an adversary," he noted.
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Hazards such as flooding, mudslides, and fires routinely destroy homes in these areas.
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We're still figuring out how to balance AI's benefits against its potential hazards.
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But these maps provide useful information for power grid companies to anticipate hazards.
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Maryland now requires that sea level rise be taken into account when building highway projects and Maine has created a Coastal Hazards Commission that will identify and prepare for future coastal hazards such as sea level rise and coastal flooding.
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Clinton understood the hazards, but also weighed the costs of not acting, aides said.
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Drive only when necessary and watch for hazards such as debris or standing water.
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We cannot control the hazards we face, we can only control how we respond.
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We were freezing and there were real hazards shooting in these very real communities.
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It would take consummate skill to navigate those hazards while keeping reforms on course.
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With summer's fun in the sun, come plenty of strange and scary safety hazards.
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The concern is the health hazards of farm waste contaminating floodwaters in the state.
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Tesla has already been fined almost $30,000 for safety hazards relating to the tent.
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Property titles should be provided to existing houses that do not pose environmental hazards.
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These brittle bones break easily and cause health hazards for your dog, as well.
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However, Mr Hammond's all-things-to-all-men approach to fiscal policy creates hazards.
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Evidence suggests there could be more hazards associated with the drug than previously thought.
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Vose said propylene glycol on its own does not carry any special respiratory hazards.
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Matthew Watson is a Reader in Natural Hazards at the UK's University of Bristol.
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It's worth noting that some of Segway's Ninebot scooters created safety hazards for Lime.
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But being a Cake Boss comes with occupational hazards as well—the caloric kind.
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But they also use an app called "Trip Hazards" that was implemented in 2015.
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Click here to view original GIFFlying a drone can come with some unforeseen hazards.
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"Of course, it's important to understand whether these pollutants cause health hazards," Pukkala added.
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"I have personal (not scientific) objection to the marketing of hazards," Caplan-Auerbach said.
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The causes of the accidents are as varied as human error to animal hazards.
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Minimalist shoes may help protect the foot from hazards like glass or sharp stones.
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There is little solid data to quantify the number of these roving, underwater hazards.
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Each planet's visual uniqueness translates into different hazards that you need to contend with.
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Real trees are wont to dry, and dry pine trees are horrifying fire hazards.
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But there are other hazards lurking in the shadows of the club: Flailing extremities.
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Being arrested at her age has its hazards, like keeping balanced with bound hands.
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And volcanoes, unlike many other natural hazards, usually give clues to what is coming.
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Anja Schmidt is Academic Research Fellow in Volcanic Impacts and Hazards, University of Leeds.
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Those hazards could refer to roadkill, potholes or even objects flying off moving cars.
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There are a few occupational hazards that come with spending all day around projectiles.
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An estimated 3.3 million Syrian children are currently exposed to explosive hazards, including landmines.
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It's a legible, if forced, metaphor for the societal hazards of algorithms and automation.
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Few environmental hazards are as well understood as the dangers of lead in paint.
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They are already using a similar tool to detect leaks and other potential hazards.
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The Army declined to comment on the lead hazards Reuters detected at base homes.
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It reminds employees about the dangers of communicating over email and other security hazards.
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Quick and effective steps for reducing environmental hazards in early learning settings are available.
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The precarious height of pylons means they can be hazards during earthquakes and storms.
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The Capitol is now open to the public and "cleared of hazards," Verderosa said.
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But opponents also worry allowing motorists to pick up roadkill could create new hazards.
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The book is instructive in the multiple hazards and difficulties of foreign training missions.
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"Fly Me" hazards an answer to Joan Didion's predicament: We take to the skies.
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That's in contrast to coal hazards, which are mostly grandfathered into the public consciousness.
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"Process" shows keen awareness of the promises and the hazards of the digital era.
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Please do not send food or material goods — transporting goods brings on more hazards.
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"We thought we had adequately anticipated the hazards and had planned accordingly," he wrote.
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Part of the cruel logic of sudden fame is that it presents unanticipated hazards.
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But there are other hazards for those trying to reach the Mediterranean through Libya.
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But it can be a complicated endeavor, full of potential road and wardrobe hazards.
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Fire hazards Even if you're dressed as the devil, you don't want to burn.
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Hazards include heavy snow and severe storms with possible tornadoes and flooding into Thursday.
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Striking a deal will be fiendishly complex, and there are hazards for both sides.
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The political hazards for Republicans were made clear Monday when an off-script Sen.
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In the United States, the Navy's explosive ordnance disposal force handles maritime explosive hazards.
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The gases were likely to create new hazards of eye infections and respiratory illness.
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But it has the huge responsibility of protecting the youngest people from environmental hazards.
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Opinion The president has exaggerated threats but ignored the hazards his border policies created.
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The summit meeting in Hanoi revealed the hazards of his personal approach to diplomacy.
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"We have to make sure that these and other hazards are addressed," she said.
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Fortunately, artists are using murals and billboards to alert the public to these hazards.
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Two of the most widespread hazards families face on bases are rodents and mold.
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The robot is designed to help alert human employees about spills or potential hazards in the store and has prevented nearly 40 spills or potential hazards in each store a day, according to a website that was recently launched for the robot.
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When it comes to unexpected road hazards, you can't get more Arizona than a saguaro.
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In the days before LEDs, people hung real-life fire hazards on their holiday trees.
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Bias, like job losses and safety hazards, becomes part of the grand bargain of innovation.
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The cameras also spot those in need of help and road hazards all year round.
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Other scientists have disputed IARC's approach, given that hazards do not reflect real-world conditions.
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"We have an incident command structure in planning for all hazards," Edison's Robert Villegas said.
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Yes. If you're reading this, you probably have already taught them about potential kitchen hazards.
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You need science for hazards, for weather forecasting, and climate comes along for the ride.
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Both these storms have the potential to cause significant flooding, wind damage and other hazards.
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The app also lets users mark hazards such as downed power lines or swift water.
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Lava entering the sea produces hazards that can lead to lung, eye and skin irritation.
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By order of Congress, the US Geological Survey is required to report on earthquake hazards.
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However, Trump is unpredictable, and analysts see potential hazards to the Street from either candidate.
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The Accord reports that 85 percent of the hazards its inspectors identified have been fixed.
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But the hazards of hundreds of babies born with birth defects are far more immediate.
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Virginia enacted its ban on uranium mining amid concerns about environmental and public safety hazards.
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The legitimate glasses, which offer no views outside the eclipse, carry their own hazards, however.
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"The Founder's Paradox" is an unpacking of Thiel's own self-made mythologies, and their hazards.
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According to The Washington Post, Marty uses a camera to scan the floor for hazards.
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Dangers The hazards of the route are relayed in the most matter-of-fact chatter.
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With increasing health hazards from climate change, we need these services now more than ever.
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Potential hazards for astronauts and tourists include solar and cosmic radiation, meteorites and extreme weather.
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A Senate Appropriations subcommittee will discuss forecasting for water hazards and vulnerabilities at a hearing.
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This includes a nearly 300-page document outlining the potential hazards involved with the tests.
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A safe flight requires careful planning to avoid hazards like turbulence and lightning from thunderstorms.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration investigates automobile safety hazards and sets fuel economy standards.
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Under most sets of circumstances, the hazards are pretty minimal with those sorts of things.
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"Tsunami hazards only occur if there's a significant displacement of the sea floor," she explained.
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Federal programs fund testing for children, cleanup of industrial lead hazards and poisoning-awareness efforts.
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There are water hazards on 11 holes and players will find large and undulating greens.
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Since cleared of health hazards, the house is open to tours from March to December.
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And it tests some of the deadliest chemical, biological, radiological, and explosive hazards on Earth.
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Such a storm would pose multiple hazards, including strong winds, high waves, and heavy rain.
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What can be done to fight these environmental injustices and safeguard communities from chemical hazards?
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Occupational hazards include barreling trucks, barely visible potholes and taxi doors flinging open without warning.
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On the climate side of risk, we have unambiguous evidence that the hazards are changing.
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To what extent these natural defenses will succeed in slowing down climate hazards remains uncertain.
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As that tide of cash recedes, the hazards below the surface will come into view.
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He also offered warnings about the hazards of bailing out corporations without commensurate worker protections.
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And it's many of the people affected by those hazards who don't have flood insurance.
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The government's investigation, which resulted in the settlement, found hazards such as mold and pests.
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Elsewhere, Seawright says, communities are sounding alarms about contaminated soil and other environmental health hazards.
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Military families can face special difficulties if they complain about hazards in their homes, however.
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How were the health hazards of letting children play in an unsafe playground significantly different?
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That gave the field four more days to consider the hazards the race will present.
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I slowed down, put the hazards on and then one of the wheels came off.
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But its own risk management plans show the company did little to address those hazards.
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"Employers are responsible for providing workers with a jobsite free of recognized hazards," Braxton said.
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So how do we have successful conversations with teenagers about the hazards of e-cigarettes?
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Is another $5 billion spent over 10 years enough to free Iraq of explosive hazards?
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But the company did little to address those hazards, its own risk-management plans show.
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He smokes a pack a day, and blithely discounts the hazards of cigarettes and cigars.
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The hazards embedded in that complexity scare employers into paralysis, experts and employers themselves say.
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So can being aware of tides, water depth, potential underwater hazards, currents, waves and weather.
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Risk-averse institutional investors have been especially wary of potential hazards that come with cryptocurrency.
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This is expensive, takes up a lot of time, and requires a database of hazards.
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"I want to know what rocks, wrecks or other hazards might be there," he said.
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Rapidly increasing production at sites with spotty records compounds that error with added safety hazards.
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The short-term health hazards Smoke inhalation is the most significant short-term health hazard.
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Business owners will want to factor in all potential hazards when creating their emergency plan.
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"There's a whole lot of concern with the hazards that come with this," Smith said.
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One of the professional hazards of being a national political reporter is most certainly Thanksgiving.
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Three years ago, he boarded a hovercraft and glided over fairways, bunkers and water hazards.
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When returning to your home, be aware that floodwater may contain sewage and other hazards.
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Complicating this seemingly straightforward task, no two hazards are the same shape, consistency or size.
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One brief filed by an LGBT+ suicide prevention organization, addressed mental health hazards of harassment.
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Such trips would require long trips in space, exposing the human body to potentially unknown hazards.
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They say the biggest hazards can be Jet Skis, jelly fish, sudden storms and swimmer fatigue.
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There are also yawning crevasses that appear beneath their feet in the spring, among other hazards.
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The CPSC led a recall of the 29 million dressers that were determined to be hazards.
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The L.A.-area findings are part of an ongoing Reuters examination of hidden lead hazards nationwide.
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The news agency described hazards across Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps base housing communities.
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This isn't the first time that the New Horizons hazards team has been put to work.
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All three grievances were judged groundless by HUD but proved the hazards of an inflexible approach.
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Firefighters and resources continue to be deployed throughout the fire area to patrol and remove hazards.
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There's other summer hazards that you might want to keep in mind that are more important.
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Mujica had prepared them for the hazards that experience had told him the group might expect.
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They live near natural hazards, which turn into disasters only when people are in their path.
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The new drone uses a combination of thermal cameras, depth cameras, and sonar to detect hazards.
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It aims to banish "solid waste with major environmental hazards" and thus prevent "intense public reaction".
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Everybody wants to feel safe and to be safe from the hazards of the outside world.
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There are a lot of hazards that must be addressed when confronted with a hurricane's floodwaters.
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Importantly, each player has a different threshold at which they begin to experience these environmental hazards.
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While you can out-walk this lava, the hazards are very real, including toxic gasses. pic.twitter.
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For the paper, researchers reviewed 27 studies on the potential hazards versus benefits of antibacterial soaps.
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Blind to other hazards, he smiles to the camera—and immediately falls down an open manhole.
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Instead of just highlighting the hazards of open defecation, it extolled the virtues of clean sanitation.
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However, there are still other space weather hazards that satellite operators will have to contend with.
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Eight homes had blatant hazards in children's play areas - visibly peeling patches of lead-based paint.
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In order to protect the Earth from these potential hazards, the PDCO has two main roles.
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The Verge spoke with Jones about natural hazards, risk assessment, and the disaster that haunts her.
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Unfortunately, neither accounted for the potential hazards of flying, including planes, birds and the occasional bomb.
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Republicans like to make the budget deficit a moral question about the hazards of unsustainable debt.
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That waste — and the health hazards that come along with it — disproportionately affect communities of color.
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It uses the sensor information to show road hazards, accidents, stalled vehicles, rain and other incidents.
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I also know for certain that drugs and alcohol are occupational hazards in the music industry.
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As the end credits show, he's through with the commercial art world and all its hazards.
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Inside these large holes, humans would be protected from the Sun's dangerous rays, and other hazards.
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Even though Love and the entire city was their virtual skatepark, it wasn't without its hazards.
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I know they've renovated it and it's better, but there were people who were fire hazards.
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They contended that home owners were responsible for preventing any poisoning hazards in their living spaces.
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According to NOAA, flooding, mudslides, debris flows and other water-related hazards could come into play.
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But heatwaves caused 67 percent of all fatalities from such hazards over that period, she said.
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Cities have begun to use them for everything from smoothing traffic flows to identifying fire hazards.
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Parents who want to protect their children might also want to focus on more likely hazards.
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There is no scheduled test of the EAS or All Hazards Alert Warning System sirens today.
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But with the onset of climate change, these heat conserving buildings have come to pose hazards.
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The day had begun with the usual hazards: chronic shortages of antibiotics, intravenous solutions, even food.
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Too small maybe to prevent fires, but still large enough to cause health hazards, he said.
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The lawsuits are solely over downstream hazards that often occurred years after the products were sold.
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We know the hazards and the risks better than anyone and we're moving swiftly to act.
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In the past, they've also been used to hunt mines and other potential hazards to warships.
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Flameless candles are great for decorative illumination and elegant ambiance without messy wax or fire hazards.
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At the same time, a device embedded in the brain presented many hazards to living tissue.
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Software was designed to relay hazards and preferred navigation paths directly into Nathan Copeland's sensory cortex.
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The firm is known for managing risks well, but such trading moves aren't without potential hazards.
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As we learned the hard way with securitization, even useful financial innovations can pose unforeseen hazards.
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"Yellowstone is filled with natural wonders that are also potential hazards," a Yellowstone spokesperson told me.
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It feels like acid on you, but it's just part of the hazards of my life.
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Such pairs can reveal finer 3D details about a location, including its terrain and landing hazards.
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"Hurricanes and tropical storms throw three hazards at us: wind, rainfall, and storm surge," he wrote.
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"I was aware of the hazards, but also willing to risk them for her," he said.
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Living near chemical hazards puts these communities in danger of a catastrophic chemical release or explosion.
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The Gorontalo map was issued by the Geological Agency the same year Palu's hazards were published.
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For other Republican lawmakers and operatives, though, the Trump rallies are simply hazards to be avoided.
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Eight homes had blatant hazards in children's play areas – visibly peeling patches of lead-based paint.
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"There's still a lot that needs to be done," said Corina Forson, Washington's chief hazards geologist.
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Many people remained in the shelters, fearful of floods and other hazards like downed electrical wires.
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Mr. Johnson understands the hazards — he fell off a scooter in Mexico City earlier this year.
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Investigators also found that the F.D.A. did always not evaluate health hazards in a timely manner.
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This is considered a more effective way of detecting hazards than learning about them from disasters.
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Not to mention, almost all board games have small pieces that are choking hazards for her.
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Tires require more attention, with pressure warning lights and all the hazards that may illuminate them.
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Less fanciful hazards of vaccination were alleged to include tuberculosis, madness, blood poisoning, cancer and syphilis.
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"The Hunger Games" was an early education in both the boon of celebrity and its hazards.
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All over the world, the governments of small islands are working to respond to these hazards.
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The local council took the blame for failing to address fire hazards in the building. video
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The list includes hazards associated with each toy as well as which major retailers carry it.
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"Hazards on the island are now greater than during the past few weeks," the report said.
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The notification and recall requirement for cars that include substantial safety hazards is not adequately utilized.
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And that's the fact that we humans don't prepare well for hazards like floods and hurricanes.
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All the floors are even eliminating tripping hazards and the shower stall is a walk-in.
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"There is a growing agreement that natural hazards do not equate to natural disasters," Sy said.
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The US Geological Survey (USGS) regularly puts out maps assessing earthquake hazards across the United States.
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All of these hazards may seem worth it to anyone willing to be a moon dweller.
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All of these hazards may seem worth it to anyone willing to be a moon dweller.
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The administration has not been unmindful of the hazards of migrants venturing into little-traveled regions.
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The specific harm cited has almost always been well-documented health hazards caused by secondhand smoke.
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Yet the Edison Media Research exit poll in South Carolina also uncovered potential hazards for Mr. Trump.
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The GPS provides precise distances to the front, middle, and back of the greens, plus course hazards.
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The GPS provides precise distances to the front, middle, and back of the greens, plus course hazards.
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He explains how chimney sweeping is a dangerous job due to the health and safety hazards involved.
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Those cars are networked together—they communicate information about their position, speed, traffic and hazards around them.
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And all these letters were sent before Grenfell Tower was renovated and more safety hazards were added.
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Generally speaking, all of this will be chalked up to the expected hazards of working in horror.
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The hazards of light pollution are slowly starting to be taken seriously by scientists, the study says.
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In addition to infrastructure damage, green iguanas can also carry salmonella and pose aviation hazards, Wasilewski said.
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Inspectors found several lead hazards there, including on Emily's windowsill and in the yard where she played.
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Experiencing such a devastating fire-related disaster made NASA especially sensitive to fire hazards on future missions.
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Do you intend to continue to address the role of climate change in worsening certain natural hazards?
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The recalled vehicles can catch fire while driving, posing fire and burn hazards to drivers and passengers.
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"Health hazards of laze include lung, eye and skin irritation," officials told residents, according to USA Today.
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"It's fine, it happens," he added, shrugging about the occupational hazards of being an elite distance runner.
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I would pull aliens away from fragile buildings and toward hazards like forest fires or tidal waves.
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The coastal bases that house sensitive equipment like F-22s also face hazards, particularly from extreme weather.
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It added that helicopters are monitoring the area around the river to look for possible environmental hazards.
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LG's robots should be fine as long as they keep away from hazards like stairs and fountains.
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Polaris RZRs — but not the youth model — were recalled as recently as August due to fire hazards.
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" He said the illegal crops "are devastating our pristine forests, and are increasingly becoming fire hazards themselves.
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Countries, regions, people groups and individuals are distinctly affected by hazards, mostly based on pre-existing vulnerability.
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This process wipes out wildlife, creates health hazards for humans, and disrupts industries like tourism and fisheries.
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The result was that public health became less ambitious, focusing on managing hazards rather than eliminating them.
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That's 2300 million people in 21981 countries subjected to an increased risk of death and health hazards.
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Driving safety, in particular, is dependent on being able to monitor road surfaces and identify road hazards.
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After all, complete prosecutorial autonomy does not guarantee an end to the hazards of politically motivated prosecutions.
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The Federal Aviation Administration issued temporary flight restrictions near Hilo due to the hazards from the volcano.
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Tens of thousands of American lives every year are lost early and unnecessarily to environmental health hazards.
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Floors are themed (we saw one with a Medieval vibe) and filled with hazards, ghostly and otherwise.
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Also, I'm now very scared that all our phones and laptops are hazards waiting to go off.
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Maybe the hazards of immersion will seem less so, once we get used to the new roles.
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For parents considering investing in such technologies, Shu said they should be aware of potential safety hazards.
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The beverage industry sued, calling the warnings about health hazards "misleading" and a violation of free speech.
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Read: Animals that work in airports Rats can cause safety hazards if they chew through mechanical wires.
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"That's all right," said Crane, who made his fortune in the freight business and understands the hazards.
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The shoot posed too many hazards to Mr. DeVito so Mr. Scizak brought in a stunt double.
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The age and condition of base homes vary, and lead hazards are hardly exclusive to military housing.
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There may be more storms coming, or other hazards from severe weather like hail, lightning and flooding.
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If Mr. Macron stays the course and goes through with the tax increase, there are political hazards.
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There are still 18 obstacles, hazards and traps Liverpool must navigate, all of them at breakneck speed.
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A government not controlling hazards in aviation is probably equally lax on other modes of public transport.
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Regardless of the season, scan the path six or more feet ahead of you for trip hazards.
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Porn performers have already begun to think about these hazards in the context of another new technology.
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His onetime agent, David Falk, suggests that he mentor N.B.A. rookies about the hazards of early wealth.
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However, we ask that under no circumstance should you donate propane tanks which are potential fire hazards.
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The list details the hazards associated with each toy as well as the retailers that carry them.
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It also estimates that 15 percent of the state's housing stock is exposed to elevated wildfire hazards.
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Yes, disabled people know about other kinds of straws, but they often present key hazards or costs.
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Many dorms don't allow students to have traditional coffee machines in their rooms due to fire hazards.
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To curb radiation hazards, it prohibited all test detonations of nuclear arms except for those conducted underground.
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But a better comprehension of Axial will help blunt hazards at other volcanoes that do pose risks.
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A scientist who applies to EPA for grant funds is likely be predisposed toward finding environmental hazards.
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You don't have to be a senior citizen to succumb to the known hazards of winter weather.
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Cincinnati's hazmat team responded, but there were no hazards outside the immediate area, the fire department tweeted.
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They can still face flood hazards if their property is located in a high-risk flood zone.
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For museum curators, a terrifying range of hazards could devastate the treasures we are appointed to safeguard.
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Risk analysis can help policymakers and others understand what is known and not known about environmental hazards.
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My rule of thumb: I walk looking about 10 feet ahead of me to anticipate trip hazards.
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Decades later, shortly after 9/11, Berger wrote about the hazards of mistaking that ideology for reality.
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The Army began the inspection program last year after Reuters found lead poisoning hazards on several bases.
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Here are some of the hazards that could trip up either side over the next few weeks.
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In several, she alters the wording of 22016s safety posters about hazards at home, work and play.
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The maintenance delays left tenants exposed to environmental hazards, residents said, such as asbestos, mold and sewage.
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The information is necessary to determine compliance with the regulation and the hazards employees are exposed to.
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You like to think that there's control and foresight there to mitigate hazards, but sometimes things happen.
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What emerges is a detailed portrait of their struggles with these landlords in disputes over household hazards.
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Rhode Island provided landlords with information and training on how to reduce lead hazards in the home.
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" Responding to a request for comment on the flood rule repeal, a FEMA spokeswoman wrote in an email: "FEMA remains committed to improving the nation's preparedness and resilience against all-hazards and will continue to encourage local communities to take actions that limit or reduce the impact of hazards.
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Back in June, HP recalled 41,000 batteries in the US over concerns surrounding overheating, fire and burn hazards.
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Researchers warn that this ill-considered waste has serious consequences for the environment and presents clear health hazards.
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The plant contains a very toxic sap, that when combined with sun exposure, can cause severe health hazards.
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In fact, the hazards that await are likely to kill at least some of outer space's first pioneers.
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Being a risk-oblivious youngster, your friend was not always cognizant of cancer hazards or diligent about sunscreen.
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Those hazards continue to endanger the physical and psychological wellbeing of children living in conflict areas, UNICEF said.
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ICIMOD is now setting the groundwork for the tricky process of mapping and assessing Afghanistan's glaciers for hazards.
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According to the safety commission, overloaded fireworks can create large explosions, creating serious hazards for customers -- including explosions.
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The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) issued a warning against the hazards of cellphone radiation this week.
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Even without the environmental hazards, VandenBerghe believes that 2v2 matches have a way of balancing themselves out naturally.
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"While hazards may be natural, disaster displacement is not always a fate we have to accept," he said.
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And that's not to mention the other hazards posed by an orbit cluttered with satellites and space junk.
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This chart breaks down all the hazards and threats that school districts have included in their emergency plans.
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In Houston or elsewhere, "chemical hazards are something we're always concerned about anytime there's flooding," Van Deusen said.
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Several pose public health hazards, while others threaten fisheries and tourism and denude underwater ecosystems, greatly reducing biodiversity.
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If implemented, the display could provide drivers with information on lane departures, satellite navigation directions and road hazards.
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That's a real shame, as is his decision to skirt the environmental and climate hazards the pipeline presents.
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A Spot robot mounted with 3D cameras can map environments like construction sites, identifying hazards and work progress.
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Apollo 1 highlighted NASA's poor emergency preparedness and various fire hazards inside the Apollo module at the time.
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The recall will include about a million of the Galaxy phones because of serious fire and burn hazards.
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Waze says voice will eventually be expanded, adding the ability to report hazards and more in the future.
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"There are no hazards to the general public," Brevard County Emergency Management Director Kimberly Prosser told Florida Today.
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U.S. authorities said the scheme gave Liu's companies an unfair advantage over American rivals and posed other hazards.
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Looking at the image, it's clear that Hayabusa2 faced no shortage of hazards during its two touchdown attempts.
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"The death of Hodan and Mohamed speaks of the continuing hazards that journalists face in Somalia," Osma added.
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Because ecological disasters happen in irony loops, that means long-recognized hazards have now become add-on catastrophes.
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Since then, global automakers, aircraft companies and other manufacturers have scrambled to identify potential hazards in their products.
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The Boston focus, for instance, delves into the subway, sewage, the "Big Dig" tunnel project, and harbor hazards.
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Ingredients have been tied to hazards including risk of cancer, hormone disruption, developmental and reproductive damage, and allergies.
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"This bill will help to ensure that life and property are continually safeguarded from the hazards of fire."
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But they are more aware of some of the hazards on some of their emotional and personal wellbeing.
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Most college residence halls don't even allow coffee makers, much less fire hazards like curtains and upholstered furniture.
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But what happens when an event like Tropical Storm Harvey comes along, bringing hazards well beyond anyone's experience?
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There is danger everywhere in space, and agencies around the world understand the hazards posed by a fire.
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Dr Simon Mann, of Public Health England's (PHE) Centre for Radiation, Chemical and Environmental Hazards, doesn't think so.
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Communities in the top 1003 percent typically posted strong housing quality, low environmental hazards and health outcomes scores.
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One citation said SeaWorld also required staff to sign a confidentiality agreement that discouraged them from reporting hazards.
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Dedicated satellites also help track and monitor hazards - be they earthquakes, storms and mudslides - 24 hours a day.
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It had "created an unexpectedly volatile situation and serious public safety hazards," the museum said in a statement.
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And if you have teenagers, be sure to talk to them about the hazards of drinking and driving.
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Weather forecasts and other scientific methods have become increasingly sophisticated in predicting weather-related hazards months in advance.
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How such benefits net out against the potential environmental hazards of these practices is a complex empirical question.
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The right side panel heat shield in the ATVs can melt, posing burn and fire hazards to riders.
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But for many, concerns about the hazards of going out to a job extend beyond their own safety.
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To avoid these hazards, Grace and her family often settle for a shorter walk to dirty swamp water.
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The lack of clarity might have been endurable in the absence of specific hazards but seems irresponsible now.
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They also argue that the chemicals used in fracking can leach into water and pose significant health hazards.
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Prasad warned of how those two "inconsistent notions" could result in moral hazards and contribute to market volatility.
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Two current employees said they were concerned about their health because of fire hazards and poor air quality.
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In turn, she taught him about the value of "vernacular" knowledge and the ethical hazards of scientific hubris.
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Is there a better way to protect people and the environment from the hazards of natural resource extraction?
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Yet hazards for the market should be avoided or overcome, and indirect consequences of tax proposals, carefully considered.
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The Federal Aviation Administration, citing fire hazards, has warned against using Samsung Galaxy Note 22013 smartphones on aircraft.
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Indeed, Black Ops Laser Tag was developed in part to stave off the hazards of screen-induced lethargy.
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The findings echo a year-long Reuters investigation that found hazards and maintenance lapses in privatized military housing.
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Also included is the radar hardware that provides forward-facing detection of hazards even through potentially obfuscating conditions.
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But for a dense, poor, and remote place like Puerto Rico, the hazards are all the more severe.
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The inquiry called attention to the health hazards of diesel fuel and spurred consumers to shun the technology.
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Mr. Wahlberg builds them a skate park full of hazards; Mr. Ferrell flattens a cheerleader with a basketball.
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In an emergency, kids would not be able to get out fast, and there are tripping hazards everywhere.
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However, the agency still weighs health hazards that occur in the safe range when it analyzes new regulations.
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Cities have attempted to mitigate these hazards by passing laws requiring riders to wear helmets and protective gear.
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Aside from risks to passengers and people on the ground, air taxis could pose hazards for other aircraft.
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What you store in that kit will depend on where you live and the potential hazards you face.
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KAZAN, Russia — Fernando Hierro and Carlos Queiroz need no reminders about the hazards of being a soccer coach.
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And commanders are requiring sailors to use old-fashioned compasses, pencils and paper to help track potential hazards.
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That might seem like a jarring scenario amid concerns about the health hazards of sugar and childhood obesity.
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Still, it's no contest: The hazards of shingles and its complications dwarf any problems yet reported with Shingrix.
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Chemical companies were well aware of the birth-deformity hazards of their products but chose to remain silent.
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Even fancy beers run the risk of contamination with the same unregulated potential environmental hazards as cheap beer.
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Garbage dumpsites are also serious hazards for poor people who pick through rubbish to scavenge recyclables by hand.
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The police also forced a Beijing company to stop renting out "napping capsules," condemning them as fire hazards.
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As daunting as the problem may seem, there are many simple ways to protect ourselves from these hazards.
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Crashes involving Autopilot have raised questions about the driver-assistance system's ability to detect hazards, especially stationary objects.
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Art Review To hazards like icecap cracks, nuclear leaks and rising seas, add another environmental threat: language fallout.
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Explosions rocked a chemical plant early Thursday, and many hazards lurk beneath the floodwaters that soaked the region.
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But by being reflexively hostile to science that points out the hazards around us, he's doing just that.
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The long-term health hazards Particulate matter (PM) are the molecules that are products of the burning process.
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While on the ship, Bagnoli documented the crew as they looked for fishing trawlers, potential hazards for dolphins.
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Today, what we still call wilderness, for lack of a better word, is subject to more insidious hazards.
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Crashes involving Autopilot have raised questions about the driver-assistance system's ability to detect hazards, especially stationary objects.
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Crashes involving Autopilot have raised questions about the driver-assistance systems ability to detect hazards, especially stationary objects.
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As the climate changes, hazards are likely to intensify and have a broader physical impact, affecting more regions.
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To them, this metropolis of 10 million residents suffers from an excess of crowds, clutter and health hazards.
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It's no different from talking about other common household hazards like swimming pools, chemicals, and drugs and alcohol.
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The lawsuit alleges the Navy conducted a "deeply flawed investigation" of environmental hazards at Guantanamo Bay's Camp Justice.
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Concerns are mounting about the hazards of vaping among the young, prompting many Chinese to call for regulations.
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For now, Stokes plans to remain in Turkey until the season ends in early May, despite the hazards.
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For 20 of the hazards, white men were statistically far more tolerant of risk than any other group.
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American strategists who would remain too singularly focused upon comparative nuclear ordnance could similarly miss other grievous hazards.
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There I had a small taste of the kind of hazards that are part of correspondents' everyday lives.
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The paper explores the ways that climate change intensifies hazards and describes the interconnected nature of such crises.
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He used his bully pulpit to highlight the health and environmental hazards impacting Americans, particularly the most vulnerable.
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So I have to believe that my mother would have saved me from the hazards of my desire.
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Third, people feel better about eliminating a single tiny risk entirely than minimizing risk from all hazards combined.
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Consumers increasingly want to reduce their meat consumption amid growing concerns over health risks, animal welfare and environmental hazards.
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It is only the latest in a wave of stories that underscore the hazards facing young people in cyberspace.
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He even bought a gauge to check electromagnetic frequencies in the nursery, after I read abut the potential hazards.
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PDT This story has been updated to include that Tesla has denied allegations of workplace hazards and employee intimidation.
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When it comes to mitigating existential or catastrophic natural hazards, our attention tends to be focused on asteroid impacts.
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Ford engineers scoured roads in Austria, France, Russia, Australia, South America and beyond, all to find model-worthy hazards.
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In part because of the public health hazards, the cleanups in Skid Row are carried out with military precision.
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" When people stood right up to the fence, "it limited our ability to identify and respond to potential hazards.
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A similar system could be used to keep predatory birds away from wind turbines and other human-made hazards.
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The study weighs a number of factors, including a country's per-capita GDP, infrastructure and exposure to natural hazards.
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Most businesses cite potential safety and health hazards for turning away customers who are, for example, not wearing shoes.
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"We are not currently under threat from the actual fire, it's smoke that's presenting health hazards," a spokesman said.
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With Kristina, I kept the natural hazards at the standard level; two, on a scale of zero to four.
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Mark Wilson, left, and Brad Ashton watch for hazards in the water while patrolling a neighborhood in west Houston.
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Where it stands: Companies and academic labs are working on technology for AVs to anticipate hazards on the road.
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The state's report says those home hazards – and not the Prices' couch – were the likely sources of Emily's poisoning.
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But pencil tips can break off, creating little fire hazards throughout a spacecraft filled with oxygen and electrical equipment.
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So as populations grow and development continues to encroach on wilderness, the hazards from poor air quality will grow.
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On the web, you can see a live, detailed map of the current risks and hazards in your area.
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Failure to enforce the rules, and lack of planning and investment,exposed the population to hurricane hazards, she wrote.
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While natural hazards are inevitable, the destruction they wreak is not, Jones says in an interview with The Verge.
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The lawsuit alleged that the US Navy conducted a "deeply flawed investigation" of the environmental hazards at the camp.
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Just one other big ship, but also lots of small boats, enjoying the calm water, which could be hazards.
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The plaintiffs said the ban was motivated by concerns over radiation hazards, which is subject to exclusive federal oversight.
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Clarke: The hazards are bloodborne pathogens and exposure to bodily fluids, open wounds, choking, psychological trauma and physical harm.
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Clarke: The hazards are bloodborne pathogens and exposure to bodily fluids, infections, choking on the wee and psychological trauma.
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That's why new FDA tattoo guidelines are warning people considering getting inked about the potential safety hazards, Allure reports.
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"My personal opinion is that many people could benefit from walking barefoot," taking care to avoid hazards, he said.
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Plant-based meat has been gaining popularity as more attention is focused on the environmental hazards of industrial ranching.
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Both Lyft and Uber have been criticized for causing congestion in cities and creating hazards to bicyclists and pedestrians.
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Waze's app allows commuters to input traffic hazards and slowdowns and see a crowd-sourced map of commuting delays.
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The picturesque town of Calistoga, at the northern end of Napa Valley, faced one of the biggest remaining hazards.
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I phoned Ljubomir Nikolic, a computational physicist from the Canadian Hazards Information Service at NRCan, and space weather forecaster.
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Even after the health department ordered Mr. Croman to fix the lead hazards, he did not, the lawsuit said.
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When you have rapid onset geologic hazards like earthquakes, people are looking for information as fast as they can.
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Local officials dispatched housing inspectors, nurses and contractors to identify and repair the lead hazards in the family's home.
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As if the social and environmental hazards of Aramco's existence weren't reason enough to eschew the stock, there's governance.
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It's an optimistic assertion, but one that hints at the hazards of the kind of rapid ascent he experienced.
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Over the last half-century, the Japanese people have witnessed the severe occupational hazards of marrying a future emperor.
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And the politics surrounding the committee appear to have blunted much of its potential hazards to Clinton's political hopes.
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The question is one that some physicians pose, especially to parents of small children, when assessing potential health hazards.
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Instead of eliminating lead paint hazards where young children live within 10 years, Trump's lead plan provides no deadline.
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The Wall Street Journal reported this week that hazards could be greater for future astronauts riding on SpaceX rockets.
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" The report goes on to state that "the severity of these hazards is not well known at the time.
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The compound -- including a partially buried camper trailer -- was littered with hazards and lacked electricity, sewage disposal and plumbing.
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Tesla also came under fire in 2766 when an advocacy group focused on workplace hazards highlighted Tesla's injury rates.
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Still, many officers remain unaware of the hazards when they encounter those vulnerable to a Taser's shock, Wexler warns.
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Still, there are real hazards to cutting your amateur career short after just one fight and chasing bright lights.
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What are the expected benefits from the research, and which hazards did the experts who approved the work consider?
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Wednesday's hearings were prompted by Reuters reports that found widespread housing hazards and poor safety oversight on bases nationwide.
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Altogether, the work in this front room speaks to the interrelation between the hazards of war and its attraction.
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According to the U.S. Geological Survey, pyroclastic flows are impossible to outrun, and contain a variety of deadly hazards.
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Football's mandatory experience and maturity, limited presence outside North America and inherent hazards are all encoded in its DNA.
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The disruptive hazards which present potential threats include climate change and extreme weather events, war, political instability and terrorism.
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Of course, pollutants and the health hazards that come with them aren't limited to areas exposed to wildfire smoke.
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He spoke about some of the hazards he encounters in the depths, such as low visibility and frightening fish.
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The good news is that once you've ruled out all the potential hazards, cleaning a keyboard isn't super complicated.
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Reuters devised a plan to test for hazards in the homes and yards of some of these concerned families.
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And, like Booker, he focuses on environmental racism, in which people of color are disproportionately affected by environmental hazards.
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EPA officials said it's unlikely that new uses would be approved given all the known health hazards of asbestos.
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Be alert for hazards like downed power lines, broken glass, sharp or jagged metal debris and damaged propane tanks.
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The players experience the game in a way that makes them intuitively aware of increased hazards from batted balls.
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Natural hazards like hurricanes, floods, and fires can wreak havoc on communities and cause billions of dollars in damage.
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Bringing women into previously male-dominated franchises — like Marvel's or, famously and explosively, last summer's Ghostbusters — has its hazards.
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"Of all of the different hazards, drought seems to be one that's particularly powerful in inducing migration," he said.
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But as with safety research into reproductive hazards, there's very little research into the details of breast milk contamination.
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The cards are very large, so they're not choking hazards and they're easy for little hands to pick up.
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Possible lead-paint hazards had gone unchecked for years, since the last term of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's administration.
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It prompted a city councilman to introduce a bill requiring agencies to immediately notify local officials of pollution hazards.
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The report also found fault with the medical tests themselves, saying they possibly exposed the public to health hazards.
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Stabilization can ultimately deprive terrorists of a safe haven, but it can't begin without the clearance of deadly hazards.
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With that in mind, Oakland firefighters head into the hills this time of year to look for potential hazards.
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Don't assume that because the food was locally grown or from a farmers' market, it's free of potential hazards.
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His team of marshals is positioned along the course and communicates safety hazards using flags, as in motor racing.
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"We must curb the use of plastics," the lawyer said, adding it caused serious health hazards and environmental pollution.
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Uncharted waters, extraordinary distances from infrastructure, severe weather, darkness and hazards including sea ice make spill response essentially impossible.
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Some business hazards are eternal: We see a promoter crying poor and shortchanging Mr. Rush just before one showtime.
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When College Dormitories Become Health Hazards Putting up with dinginess is a rite of passage for many college students.
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Thanks to TrapTap's community of users, your device receives real-time updates when new speeding hazards are set up.
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The drone allowed us to reveal safety risks and hazards discovered by our investigative reporters after months of digging.
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Campbell proceeded to tell the room about an internal staff process the NRC is developing to assess natural hazards.
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The point of this exercise is to shift our perspective and realize that FEMA is an all-hazards agency.
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The resolution, designed to address climate change and economic inequality, says nothing about the environmental hazards of beef production.
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All these winds buffet the White House as Trump faces hazards, largely of his own making, on several fronts.
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The band uses a GPS receiver to show distances from the green, hazards, and doglegs that line the course.
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Tripping hazards should be removed and equipment including goalposts should have padding that's in good condition, per the CDC.
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In the multiagency crews working diligently to clear remaining fire hazards, and to seed and shore up eroding hillsides.
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The troubled regions of the coastal tropics could see their number of concurrent hazards reduced from six to three.
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He also had immediately hit his hazards and horn to notify the other cars — and tractor-trailers — behind him.
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An apartment packed with belongings could pose health and safety hazards for the tenant, the co-op and you.
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Aside from the health hazards and low pay, there's another problem: Richard started working at just 10 years old.
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All those years, families lived with a range of hazards – raw sewage backups, vermin infestations and exposure to asbestos.
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Some states already have laws restricting confidentiality agreements that conceal "public hazards," such as product defects or environmental contamination.
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Consumer Reports has identified 24 different dressers in 2018 that have the same safety hazards as Ikea's Malm dressers.
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The French were furious that Japanese kept "testing" for years the public health hazards of French cheeses, wines and cognacs.
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"Short-term river color staining with iron salts presents no hazards for people and river fauna," according to the statement.
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But the FAA, which obsesses over safety, doesn't much like "probably," and any confusion can lead to potential safety hazards.
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Last week, service members testifying for the prosecution described the hazards they faced during hastily organized missions to rescue Bergdahl.
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The moment was a distressingly perfect example of the hazards facing people who choose to speak out about sexual assault.
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While sabotaged candies may not be something to worry about, there are certainly many other hazards to watch out for.
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If you've been alive for even one minute, you know that life is an endless sequence of trials and hazards.
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Those in training will wear headsets like the HTC Vive that will show a simulation of the road and hazards.
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Well aware of the hazards of climbing Everest, Dr. Luanne Freer founded the Everest Base Camp Medical Clinic in 2003.
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Nearly 60 years ago, the chemical industry and its regulators realized that simple communication of hazards is critical to safety.
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It's the latest video in The Weather Channel's terrifying campaign to communicate the dangers of natural hazards, before they hit.
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A woman unboxed a bra and underwear while comparing notes with me on the hazards of buying underwear by mail.
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Plant-based meat substitutes have been gaining popularity as more attention is focused on the environmental hazards of industrial ranching.
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Joe Lieberman held hearings in New York to examine the possible health hazards from the dust at the disaster site.
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Their marriage prospects are grim; venereal diseases and sore backs from sleeping in cramped cabs are but two occupational hazards.
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But it's a pretty wide-ranging list of the hazards of belief, and of living in a society alongside believers.
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Moorer claims that it is Walmart's responsibility to keep its floors clean and clear of spilled condiments and other hazards.
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Especially hazards that were explicitly pointed out by aviation safety groups with a large public footprint over a decade ago.
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"We know that two years is too long because of the hazards people are being exposed to," Small told CNN.
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On Friday, evacuations were ordered due to "multiple hazards" along several roads in addition to power outages in Yosemite Valley.
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With that capability, it will be able to autonomously negotiate road hazards as well as change lanes during highway driving.
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The safety warnings on the Luxturna website underscore these potential hazards, including potential eye infections and further declines in vision.
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"Mass displacement continues, due to natural hazards, food insecurity and socio-political factors," Assistant Secretary-General Tayé-Brook Zerihoun said.
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Blizzard conditions, high winds, flash flooding, large hail and tornadoes were among the hazards, NBC News meteorologist Bill Karins warned.
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One of the occupational hazards of gadget blogging is the never-ending flood of PR emails from desperate Kickstarter companies.
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Despite how dangerous the site may appear, organizers are careful to remove potential hazards — sharp edges, rusty nails, splintered wood.
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The sites are often contaminated with asbestos, lead and other hazards whose cleanup his agency can help finance, he said.
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The rules state that driverless cars should strive to minimize harm to humans, including driving defensively and anticipating possible hazards.
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The reauthorization of the Pandemic and All Hazards Preparedness Act (PAHPA), which enables that readiness and response, is currently underway.
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Upper West Side, Manhattan Secondhand smoke poses serious health hazards, including the smoke that drifts from one apartment to another.
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Tesla is also fine-tuning its radar sensors to more accurately detect road hazards, and rely less on computer vision.
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It was only after we had irrefutable evidence of sickness and death tolls that we got rid of these hazards.
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The students were immersed in the experience of driving on city streets and guided on what road hazards to avoid.
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Last weekend's headlines included wildfires in Montana burning so fiercely that residents had to be evacuated because of smoke hazards.
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They inhabit America's lower frequencies — places particularly vulnerable to poverty, racial profiling, violence, unemployment, segregation, environmental hazards, disease and death.
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With the summer sun comes plenty of fun activities — but also a new set of hazards to be wary of.
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This new data builds on a large amount of evidence outlining the potential decision-making hazards posed by digital technology.
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After receiving his test result, the city Health Department quickly swooped in and found the apartment rife with paint hazards.
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There are many reasons why this isn't a good idea, spanning from environmental hazards and risks to private land concerns.
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Jack Miles's book provides a very fine instance of the pleasures, and the hazards, of searching holy writs for goodness .
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In the 1980s, the Montreal Protocol led to the ban on chlorofluorocarbons, CFCs, because of hazards to the ozone layer.
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Combined with cameras and sensors, the technology is able to identify objects and other potential hazards and illuminate the area.
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As children, this next generation faces growing risks from climate-related hazards like less nutritious crops and spreading diarrheal disease.
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Other chemicals are also present, but in lower concentrations and with far less known about their potential hazards, he said.
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Burr also authored the Pandemic and All-Hazards Preparedness Act, the 2006 law that formulated the federal response to outbreaks.
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This refers to an activity that impairs the use of a public good through damage, creating hazards, and reducing comfort.
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By contrast, some "conventionally" bred plants may get closer scrutiny if they have really novel traits that could pose hazards.
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"Many travelers are totally unaware of the hazards, but knowing how to navigate them is potentially life saving," she said.
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Before the industrial age, thatched roofs were much more common and posed immediate environmental hazards to those living beneath them.
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For Mr. Al-Ahmed, the Saudi critic in Washington, the Citizen Lab research simply underscored the hazards for activists online.
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Even as Sanofi pushed back against researchers' warnings about the vaccine's potential hazards, it ordered another analysis of the data.
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Food companies took an average of 57 days to recall items after the F.D.A. was apprised of the potential hazards.
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But the reason we have OSHA standards is that we think measures to abate hazards should be taken where feasible.
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But it also reflects a rising concern that a blizzard of cancer warnings has desensitized consumers to serious health hazards.
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For a non-formal complaint, OSHA contacts the employer, describes alleged hazards, and follows up with a fax or letter.
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Unfinished rooms posing hazards to the young guests were marked "STFO" — an abbreviation for "stay out," spiked with an expletive.
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The Environmental Protection Agency ignores a whole class of chemicals in regulating plant safety that experts say pose explosion hazards.
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Seongju residents and activists have worried over rumored health hazards and the possibility of being targeted in North Korean attacks.
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A county government directive issued late last year counted 769 places across the county vulnerable to landslides and similar hazards.
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The secrecy surrounding the radar systems has spawned fears that officials are covering up health hazards and other possible dangers.
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He said that the standards covering workplace hazards across a wide range of industries are sufficient for the film industry.
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The coming days will inevitably bring more hazards for storm-damaged hospitals and nursing homes, and their patients and staff.
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On top of that, they don't have to crowd their living spaces and put themselves at risk of fire hazards.
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Even though new evidence of asbestos' hazards continues to crop up, the EPA's hands have largely remained tied – until now.
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It also knows how those relate to its position on the ground or if any nearby hazards in its path.
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You may dream of perfectly rational government, but fitting the complexities of life into dispassionate systems poses its own hazards.
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"Locating small faults gives us more knowledge of the bigger faults and where the potential hazards could be," says Jousset.
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"We care about a changing climate because it exacerbates the natural risks and hazards that we already face," she said.
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Swan hazards a guess: "Men aren't as ambidextrous as women when it comes to reading" fiction about women, she said.
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According to Mr. Wheeler, new methods are available to effectively provide information on chemical hazards without relying on animal testing.
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We look to science to shed light on so many matters of public import, from educational policy to environmental hazards.
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Banks could also be rewarded by regulators for financing projects that leave communities less vulnerable to flooding or other hazards.
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Here, instructors provide an overview of the program, discuss UPS safety and compliance practices, and talk about common driving hazards.
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They'll be briefed by Australian forces as soon as they land about the hazards and the current situation, Garcia said.
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The story of Australia's costly internet bungle illustrates the hazards of mingling telecommunication infrastructure with the impatience of modern politics.
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It also factors in hazards like heat stress, heatstroke and other human health conditions affected by the change in climate.
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When facing a major storm threat, it's important that the public focuses on the hazards they are likely to face.
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The implications of moving entire populations of people away from escalating climate hazards are dizzyingly complex on practically every level.
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Military families who have struggled with maintenance issues and hazards in privatized base housing have also turned to the courts.
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The bikes also don't have hot engines and exhaust pipes that can become burn hazards, especially when parked around kids.
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The government-owned company is responsible for monitoring the Pacific Rim nation's many geological hazards, including earthquakes, tsunamis, and landslides.
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There are other hazards: aging infrastructure, level land prone to flooding, and zoning that fails to keep pace with development.
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Instead scientists gained a serendipitous insight into the destructibility of asteroids, which could help defend Earth against future asteroid hazards.
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The government encouraged mining and drilling while knowing full well the hazards caused by burning these fuels, namely climate change.
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What his decree accomplishes is the mitigation of risk through behavior modification, not the diminution of hazards on the peak.
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Volatility in the spread has been just one of several trading hazards that emerged in the first quarter of 2018.
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Residents in those areas are still recovering from catastrophic floods in 2015, as well as from widespread damage from Matthew in 2016 Environmental hazards threaten Officials are also worried about contamination and environmental hazards, including the potential effects of coal ash, an industrial waste created by coal-burning power plants that can carry health risks.
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So how likely are we to die of natural hazards, if we manage not to destroy ourselves with man-made ones?
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Senators Perdue and Isakson represent Georgia, where Reuters tested five older homes at Fort Benning and found hazards in all five.
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Senators Kaine and Warner represent Virginia, where a 2015 Defense Department's Inspector General report had discovered lead hazards at Fort Belvoir.
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Even with this, the biggest hazards are small explosions caused by water heating up at the crater and creating steam explosions.
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To cats and dogs, Turkey Day is a time of activity and change, which means more stress and added health hazards.
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And they're not always good for society—they can backfire on lower income neighborhoods and cause health hazards and privacy concerns.
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The ten chemicals the EPA listed yesterday were picked due to the hazards they pose, and their potential for public exposure.
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A newly released US Department of Transportation report says the FAA failed to properly supervise Southwest Airlines, leading to safety hazards.
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One of the hazards of dwelling near an undersea volcano is that an eruption can destroy your home in an instant.
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Only then, more than nine months after Emily first tested high, Price said, did the family learn of the home's hazards.
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Then last September, Volkswagen admitted it had created software to detect and thwart laboratory tests for pollutants that pose health hazards.
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A World Bank report said more than half of Indian households don't have toilets, which poses countless health and safety hazards.
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For others, it's a time for intense, over-the-top Christmas displays, excessive holiday shopping, and fire hazards around every corner.
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There are also features to help you identify flight hazards and a link to report unsafe drone operations directly to CASA.
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But intensive use of extraterrestrial resources on Earth could pose environmental hazards or nuisance costs that humans would lobby to prevent.
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Occupational Hazards is an exhibition dedicated to artworks that have been lost, damaged or destroyed when shipped throughout the Middle East.
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I went a full nine before the deluge of photogs and other hazards finally knocked my Leo out of the race.
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"We can drive every road 24 hours a day at sunset, and stage all kinds of [other] potential hazards," he says.
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TIP: Remove all sharp objects and potential hazards before attempting any "impressive" acts — you are British and you will fall down.
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When levees were built along the Mississippi, we tried to combat potential hazards through an attempt to control, or best, nature.
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"We were looking for a 25-meter-radius hazard-free zone," Burns explained, where hazards include big rocks and steep slopes.
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The baby wasn't yet walking, she recalls the doctor saying, so was unlikely to be playing around hazards like lead paint.
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Clarke: The hazards are bloodborne pathogens and exposure to bodily fluids, open wounds, choking if the poo's ingested and psychological trauma.
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Since most IFs in the two countries produce rebar, which is used in construction, rival steelmakers say that poses safety hazards.
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To these tours filled with bloodsuckers, murderers, and creaky animatronics that are undoubtedly fire hazards, all I can say is: Yawn.
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The apartment block is also near many storage warehouses and factory buildings that pose fire hazards, according to Chinese media reports.
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Above the door, which has its window papered over, a safety sign catalogs various health and fire hazards that lurk within.
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Being an actor surprisingly comes with a few occupational hazards — well, at least if you're a big action star it does.
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Hazards of being a dad to young kids: spit-up stains, diaper blowout messes and, apparently, kicks to particularly sensitive areas.
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Becoming more knowledgeable about the hazards of our reliance on the "Big Three" seafood varieties is a good place to start.
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There are enough complications and hazards in starting a new business, and worrying about funding will distract you from running yours.
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These boxes highlight people, other vehicles, and other potential hazards that a human driver would ordinarily take into consideration while driving.
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But their voices were noticeably absent as critics took the stage to debate the public health hazards posed by their employers.
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"These waters are filled both with chemicals, with waste and things like that, that can pose real health hazards," Abbott said.
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Wildfires lead to widespread health concerns Even Californians who never saw the flames could be affected by the wildfires' health hazards.
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They are signposts for countless communities that face the specter of their own recurring natural hazards made unfathomable by climate change.
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Watch out for these three common holiday hazards: There are plenty of dangerous goodies in your kid's trick-or-treating haul.
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Meanwhile other extreme weather events such as heavy rainfall and flooding can leave behind mold, polluted floodwater and other health hazards.
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For example, MU chips are used to power self-driving vehicles and help the car's systems detect hazards on the road.
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Many of these environmental hazards, though, can be linked to multiple causes; in Greenland, it's easier to pinpoint the precipitating issue.
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Long before cyber threats, we dealt with planning for hazards such as natural disasters, disruptions at polling places and power outages.
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This is far from the first time that the Trump administration has removed information relating to climate change and environmental hazards.
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Little consideration has been given to the potential health hazards that the lights pose to NYCHA's overwhelmingly black and Latinx residents.
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It's over the top, with all manner of odd hazards littering the fairways and greens, hoping to get in your way.
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With an IV in my arm, my doctor lectured me from my bedside about the hazards of drinking too much coffee.
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Humans have traditionally settled in harm's way because natural hazards are associated with resources that we need, like water and food.
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"In addition to the health hazards of vaping nicotine, other forms of nicotine ingestion like swallowing can be deadly," Leventhal said.
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Picturing the First World War This was not a man who needed to be lectured on the health hazards of smoking.
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"At the end of the day, it really to me points to the hazards of a single case study," he said.
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"The lack of situational awareness and temporary distraction inherent in selfie-taking exposes the traveller to potential hazards," the report reads.
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PG&E has been cited for safety violations in recent months and was ordered to reinspect its entire grid for hazards.
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Artificial trees, too, can be fire hazards and so, when buying one, the C.P.S.C. advises looking for the "fire resistant" label.
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Right at Home Facing expensive upkeep costs when towering trees cause sidewalk hazards, some suburban towns opt to uproot them entirely.
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On a nearby street are train tracks, bustling with Amtrak, commuter and freight cars — potential hazards for auto traffic and pedestrians.
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He has come to symbolize the lethal hazards for news workers covering the war in Syria, where dozens have been abducted.
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But it was during those inspections that the authority made federally mandated checks for lead hazards like peeling or chipping paint.
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You don't even have to be overweight or obese to face these hazards if you harbor excess fat inside your abdomen.
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The Office of Children's Health Protection plays a vital role in safeguarding America's children — born and unborn — against toxic environmental hazards.
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"Delivery workers already face many traditional safety hazards, and the exposure to the virus is on top of that," Berkowitz said.
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Guards said hazards of the job include being kicked, bitten, headbutted, pelted with urine and feces, and spit on by prisoners.
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Growing income inequality, disregard of environmental hazards and the undermining of social safety nets all stand to harm our patients' health.
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More gentle winds are a key factor in reducing fire hazards, allowing Pacific Gas & Electric to turn the power back on.
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The swims in the Oceans Seven, chosen for their familiarity and geographic distribution, present all sorts of hazards and weather patterns.
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Domino's service would still need to overcome "random hazards (like) power lines, moving vehicles, children in the backyard playing", he said.
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The company uses a combination of sensors on roads, artificial intelligence, and computers in cars to notify drivers of potential hazards.
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Environmental toxicants are equal-opportunity hazards; mercury, asbestos, pesticides and other compounds can cause health problems in humans and animals alike.
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The Nowhere Inn is a semi-fictionalized story about the hazards and constantly seesawing power balance inherent in making a documentary.
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In many ways, the results highlight how much is unknown, and the need for better assessment of the region's earthquake hazards.
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