"High-risk people" and "high-risk sex" have been deleted from the lexicon.
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This has Pollitz skeptical that the high-risk pools could actually serve high-risk patients well.
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Healthcare systems then use "high risk care management programs" to give extra care to high-risk patients.
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We're talking about the high-risk pools, Mike, and we just added $8bn to the high-risk pools.
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High-risk pools offer a variety of plans from different insurers to high-risk customers at subsidized rates.
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Fitch has also revised the discontinuity-cap (D-Cap) to 3 notches (Moderate High Risk) from 2 notches (High Risk).
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High-risk pools High-risk pools have long been a favorite tool of Republicans, but they have a very checkered past.
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The difference means, simply, that the animals have gone from "very high risk" to "high risk" of extinction in the wild.
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Experts say all incarcerated people are at high risk of infection, and that jails are at high risk for an outbreak.
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"There would be no reason to move to a high-risk pool, because a high-risk pool is not funded," he said.
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Conservatives argue funding for high-risk pools could fill the gap, but opponents say high-risk pools were underfunded and did not work before ObamaCare.
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" As of March, the G.A.O. reported, the bureau still had "over 500 corrective actions" pending, including nearly 250 "considered 'high-risk' or 'very high-risk.
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" As of March, the G.A.O. reported, the bureau still had "over 500 corrective actions" pending, including nearly 250 "considered 'high-risk' or 'very high-risk.
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The FDA employees returning to work, mostly without pay, include about 100 staff focused on inspections of high-risk medical device manufacturing facilities, about 70 focused on inspections of high-risk drug manufacturing facilities and about 90 focused on inspections of high-risk biological manufacturing facilities, Gottlieb said here About 150 of the returning staffers are involved with inspections of food deemed potentially high risk, Gottlieb said.
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Insurers cannot charge higher premiums to individuals with high-risk behaviors such as abusing alcohol, riding a motorcycle without a helmet, or high-risk sexual practices.
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It gave states grants to create pools of high-risk patients, rather than have expensive patients deemed "high risk" by insurance companies in the general insurance population.
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The restrictions and controls we detail in the high risk vendors framework give us a way of minimising the risk of using a high risk vendor like Huawei.
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"Globally, there is no more high-risk period and no more high-risk population than those leaving incarceration," Traci Green, a researcher at Brown University in Rhode Island, said.
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Getting a waiver would require setting up a high-risk pool or participating in a federal one, even though high-risk pools are terrible and absolutely do not work.
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In 2014, she had a high-risk pregnancy but was only made aware that it was high-risk after several visits to the emergency room for shortness of breath.
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It also has centers testing in areas of Texas that are considered at high risk for the spread of the virus, and an affiliate in Arizona testing high-risk donors.
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" It also encourages employees to report "high risk behavior.
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It also examined those involved in high-risk sectors such as clothing, hotels, construction and Premier League football clubs, which are considered high-risk partly because of their hospitality and merchandising operations.
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"Some teams will do a high risk or a low risk for every grade, like a high-risk 6 or a low-risk 5," said Derek Falvey, the Twins' chief baseball officer.
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"Limiting enrollment, directly or indirectly, was a key strategy to limit the cost of high-risk pools to states," a recent report from the Kaiser Family Foundation on high-risk pools found.
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Asian ginseng had no benefits and a high risk of interaction with heart medications, and Ginkgo biloba had evidence of potentially severe side effects and a high risk of interactions with heart medications.
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Like all IARPA programs, the Microns project is high risk.
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Of these apps, 27 percent were classified as high risk.
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Diabetes is associated with a high risk of heart failure.
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It's what you call a high risk, high reward move.
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Go deeper: "High risk" tornado outbreak underway in Texas, Oklahoma
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Some 35 states ran high risk pools prior to Obamacare.
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Monchique was identified as a high risk area months ago.
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There is also a high risk of unconstitutional racial profiling.
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Surgery was scheduled but canceled ... he was too high risk.
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They are then classified as low, medium or high risk.
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Homeowners at a high risk for damages face high premiums.
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In northeastern Ohio, about 40,453 workers are at high risk.
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Still, the high risk alone makes the policy worth having.
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That doesn't mean, however, that they are particularly high risk.
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I worry about my family members who are high risk.
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Given their high risk of recidivism, they would need treatment.
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Screening of those at high risk is of demonstrated value.
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Of course, we all know it's a high-risk match ….
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If so, it would formally be regarded as high risk.
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Researchers say these men are at high risk for suicide.
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But there was not a "high risk" of serious injury.
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Heart conditions, kidney conditions, lupus, diabetes — these issues and more can make a pregnancy "high-risk," and sometimes so high-risk that it's not worth it to try to carry the pregnancy to term.
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The investing cliché of high-risk, high-reward is rooted in truth, but it's much easier to take a high risk and still sleep soundly at night when you're already a millionaire many times over.
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Both studies worked with female participants, most of whom were young, single, and were considered to be at high risk for HIV — high-risk behavior includes having unprotected sex, sharing needles, and foregoing STI testing.
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To remain competitive against other high-risk arbitrage vehicles like hedge funds, VCs must get increasingly creative to convince their investors that their fund will generate returns that justify their high-risk long-term investment.
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And early signs suggest that the money earmarked for high-risk pools in total will be far less than what is required to avoid the pitfalls that have undermined high-risk pools in the past.
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In the coming decades, as communities in high-risk locations face larger and fiercer storms, and low-risk locations start to become high-risk locations, disaster preparedness will become a top issue for many governments.
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"There is nothing definitionally broken about the concept of a high-risk pool," says Karen Pollitz, a senior fellow at the Kaiser Family Foundation who helped launch Maryland's high-risk pool in the early 2000s.
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The researchers developed an 11-item questionnaire to screen drivers with type 1 diabetes for a high risk of driving mishaps and developed an online intervention intended to help high-risk individuals avoid future mishaps.
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"There is nothing definitionally broken about the concept of a high-risk pool," says Karen Pollitz, a senior fellow at the Kaiser Family Foundation who helped launch Maryland's high-risk pool in the early 2115s.
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It's driven by very small numbers of extremely high-risk people.
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It's a way of respecting even the high-risk young men.
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As such, it is only used to treat "high-risk" cancers.
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We certainly considered it to be a fairly high-risk project.
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Researchers did not identify which water systems were considered high risk.
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Four or more "yeses" indicate high risk of a future attack.
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"This is usually high dollar-high risk reward enterprise," Lenoir said.
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Golf isn't a sport one would associate with high risk situations.
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Anyone can contract AIDS, beyond the "high risk" groups outlined above.
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This is the first high-risk alert issued since June 2014.
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One idea being discussed is additional funding for high-risk pools.
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It creates high risk pools, protects people with pre-existing conditions.
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Foods considered high risk include baby formula, raw produce, and seafood.
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Separating high-risk people out does not make their costs disappear.
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Minnesota's high-risk pool lost about $6,000 per enrollee in 2011.
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"High risk, high reward" are words to live by, he said.
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But premiums can be much more expensive in high-risk areas.
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When it came to inheriting severe anxiety, she was high risk.
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The loudly crying emoji face, or ðŸ˜, is similarly high-risk.
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U.S. health guidelines recommend aggressive statin therapy for high-risk patients.
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The IMF says it is at high risk of "debt distress".
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But 2225 "high-risk" strains can cause oral or genital cancers.
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Mr Kaepernick is at high risk of suffering the same fate.
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Persistent infections with high-risk HPV types can lead to cancer.
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Most already faced a high risk of deselection by their party.
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Go deeper: Panel recommends HIV preventive pill for high-risk individuals
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For the companies, these lawsuits are deemed low probability, high risk.
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At 29, I was not considered high-risk for a miscarriage.
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The authors say high-risk drinking and AUD are still stigmatized.
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Around 200,000 people have been identified as being at high risk.
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The storm may bring a high risk of rip currents, too.
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It mentioned "extreme vetting questions" for "high-risk aliens" as well.
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People who didn't meet the healthy criteria were considered high risk.
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"There is a high risk of this conflict escalating," he said.
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Invokana has demonstrated similar heart protective qualities in high risk patients.
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In high-risk cases, 50 genes are on and 20 off.
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It is a high risk desperate game that she is playing.
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REMS programs are intended to provide safeguards for high-risk drugs.
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Dow Jones' watchlist of 2.4 million high-risk individuals has leaked
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The Prince is 71, so he's in the high-risk group.
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It's high risk, and I think that's why it got funded.
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They want to fund things that are high gain, high risk.
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Taking to the streets is a high-risk activity in Iran.
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Not everyone who becomes seriously ill fits the high-risk profile.
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The attorney said that also made the pregnancy particularly high-risk.
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In someone already at high risk, this can push them over.
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The Queen, at 93, is squarely in the high-risk group.
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Older people with underlying medical conditions are at particularly high risk.
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Some Republican lawmakers worried these high risk pools would be inadequate.
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What would happen to high-risk patients after that is unclear.
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Vaccination efforts have begun in high-risk areas of North Kivu.
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"High risk business covers a multitude of business models," Dowson said.
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Even many at high risk would eventually find the policies unaffordable.
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Many set up investment vehicles, some specializing in high-risk offerings.
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Some replacement plans propose segregating these people in high-risk pools.
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A cholecystectomy, as that operation is known, isn't high-risk surgery.
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A: My escapades in "Don't Look Down," are certainly high-risk.
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Unscrupulous mortgage lenders wrote trillions of dollars in high-risk loans.
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It's supposed to be available for high-risk or reinsurance pool.
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News Analysis Imagine you have a high risk of heart disease.
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" Juno Therapeutics: "Look, that's one of the high-risk immunotherapy stocks.
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In high-risk cases, they'll put immediate preventative measures in place.
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It's a high-risk game, with big money on the line.
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People at high risk of HIV infection include those who inject drugs, and both heterosexual and homosexual people who have have sex without condoms when they don't know the HIV status of their high-risk partner.
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"We have a large number of adults at high risk for vision loss and at high risk for not receiving recommended eye care," said study leader Sharon Saydah of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Roughly 70 percent of lesions are benign, 20 percent malignant and 10 percent high-risk following a needle biopsy, and 90 percent of those "high-risk" lesions are found to be benign following surgery, she said.
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While most HPV infections don't cause cancer, high-risk HPV infections that persist can cause cancer and roughly half of infections are with a high-risk type, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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" As for high-risk pools, which Vox's Sarah Kliff explained here, Levitt said the funding is "inadequate" and "there are no requirements for what the eligibility, premiums, or benefits in high-risk pools would have to be.
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This was always a high risk, low reward fight for Ben Rothwell.
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The banks shed 250,242 high-risk clients in the past year alone.
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Traded life insurance policies are considered high-risk investments by the regulator.
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It's why live-streaming is considered a high-risk area for YouTube.
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FDA inspections at high-risk facilities should pick back up next week.
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Little wonder that some pine for the return of high-risk pools.
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And even those not in high-risk areas could still lose power.
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High-risk pools also had coverage limits like annual and lifetime caps.
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That privilege makes it easier for them to take very high risk.
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The debt structure is sound and does not include high-risk products.
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As the car was occupied, a high risk enforcement stop was conducted.
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And that's with a deliberate focus on "high risk, high reward" investments.
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Today, there are 8.6 million women at high risk of breast cancer.
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All of the women were considered at high-risk for HIV infection.
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As Elizabeth suffers through a high-risk pregnancy, Philip gallivants around Europe.
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Financial institutions are barred from promoting "high risk" products to ordinary investors.
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There is still a very high risk of the trade becoming crowded.
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Speculation has centered around additional money for high risk pools, for instance.
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Controversies, kiboshes, and the oddly high risk associated with surprise game unveilings.
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"I'm afraid you're at high risk for Tapanuli fever," Dr. Smith says.
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The General Accountability Office calls this a high risk for national interest.
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It is not normally considered a high risk country for jihadist violence.
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Statin use did increase among high-risk patients during the study period.
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They can occur anywhere, even in places not considered at high risk.
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Louisiana has 24 of these high-risk counties, and Florida has 15.
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And that is when the real high-risk period for sterling starts.
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But Democrats argue high-risk pools have been underfunded and don't work.
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The high risk zone encompasses about 218,22017 people, according to SPC data.
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Money is needed to screen baby boomers and other high-risk groups.
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In effect, Alaska created a separate high-risk pool for the sickest.
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Am I at a high risk for becoming addicted to these painkillers?
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Our service men and women are at high-risk for developing melanoma.
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Most voters have no opinion on the efficacy of high-risk pools.
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The media, journalism, entertainment, hospitality, and construction industries are all high risk.
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People with addiction, or substance use disorder, are a high risk population.
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For those people, Republicans proposed subsidizing coverage through separate high-risk pools.
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In some high-risk consulates abroad, ICE assists in national security screenings.
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SDG&E also cut power to some customers in high-risk areas.
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The last year's record low volatility levels enabled high risk-adjusted returns.
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These programs use data to locate high-risk areas for gun violence.
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Replacement parts are available immediately for the high-risk vehicles, it said.
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GEM offers an opportunity to invest in "high growth, high risk" businesses.
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The invasive procedures incur high risk but are required to sustain life.
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Direct lending to high-risk borrowers has dropped sharply over the years.
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Children living in high-risk neighborhoods are tested again at age four.
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"Vitamin D will protect people who are at high risk," Avenell said.
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This is a very high-risk policy — too high in my view.
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Swimming below surface ice carries a high risk of being trapped underneath.
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Screening of reservations that are deemed "high-risk" to deter unauthorized parties.
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The treated cash comes from high-risk infection areas, such as hospitals.
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Building in a high-risk flood zone did, however, mean higher costs.
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" The county health department said it is contacting other "high risk individuals.
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But this time, the underlying loans aren't going to high-risk homeowners.
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Bottom line: All of these folks are in the high-risk category.
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People older than 219 are at high risk for contracting COVID–219.
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Credit card company profits don't come entirely from high-risk customers, however.
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These are aimed specifically at "high-risk" users, as Google puts it.
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"The marketplaces would turn into de facto high-risk pools," Levitt said.
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I have found the process to be high-risk and emotionally exhausting.
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The area had been reported as a high risk for several years.
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In New York City, fun is a high-risk, low-reward endeavor.
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Hong Kong has tracked some high-risk people under quarantine with wristbands.
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Nevertheless, Turkey remains a high-risk destination for most of the world.
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I am high risk due to medication I take for [rheumatoid arthritis].
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There's so little reward in it and such high risk and punishment.
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Offshore, the fishing is high-risk and high-reward, Mr. Cousens said.
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High-risk workers with doctors' notes are also eligible for catastrophe pay.
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The state's high-risk areas have tripled in size in seven years.
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The market has begun to sour on high-risk loss-making companies.
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Her patient suffered a high-risk pregnancy and faced a serious complication.
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S. citizens in Iraq are at high risk for violence and kidnapping.
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For example, don't allow compensation schemes to incentivize dangerous, high-risk behavior.
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Before ObamaCare, 22019 states operated high-risk pools, often at great cost.
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This resulted in housing some high-risk detainees with low-risk detainees.
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They're also at a disproportionately high risk of being killed by police.
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On the other hand, those high-risk patients "definitely" get a prescription.
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One in six current middle-income jobs face high risk of automation.
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"It was a high-risk project in the first place," she says.
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Her foundation also assesses its grants by low, medium and high risk.
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It is a high-risk strategy, more likely to fail than succeed.
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Tattoos have long been stigmatized as a sign of high-risk behavior.
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To insurers, they might be basically uninsurable outside a high-risk pool.
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A 2013 report put Reyat at a "relatively high risk" to reoffend.
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The Illinois high-risk pool was known for its especially strong restrictions.
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Do you just pay the states to manage those high-risk pools?
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We think we can prevent almost all of those deaths by targeting high risk families and high risk pregnancies and getting them appropriate critical care visits during their pregnancy and making sure they're connected to a healthcare system.
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" Though the study authors took care to educate participants about high-risk foods, Murphy noted, "parents weren't following this advice, and over half of the children were offered 'high-risk' foods at least once per day by 7 months.
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Kim pointed out several countries in particular with high risk of job loss.
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Other countries with high risk for genetic diseases have undertaken a similar approach.
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This is significantly less generous than other Republican proposals for high-risk pools.
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Bynum said while "it's high risk," it's not an emergency between the levees.
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Only 14 "high-risk" strains are known to cause oral or genital cancers.
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Police said Haque's disappearance has been classified as a high-risk missing person.
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People with pre-existing conditions would likely be clustered in high-risk pools.
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Divers extracted the team in a high-risk mission inside the flooded passageways.
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Of these, 277 mothers were diagnosed as high risk and provided timely care.
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But without generous, sustainable funding, high-risk pools could be a treacherous alternative.
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He split the apps into three different brackets—low, medium and high risk.
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"Bitcoin is a high-risk currency because it's so easily manipulated," Finkelstein said.
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And pushing men out of their comfort zones can be particularly high risk.
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I was a high risk and I did have bleeding a few times.
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"The drug is designed for people at high risk for exposure," Krellenstein says.
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In periods of stress, there is a high risk of digital bank runs.
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"A 100 percent audit is specified only for high-risk areas," he said.
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The device is intended for patients at high risk of open-heart surgery.
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The area of Petobo, for instance, was classified as having high-risk potential.
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This is, of course, a high-risk strategy for anyone, but especially Cruz.
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Can you play this sport without a high risk of someone getting hurt?
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She is an epileptic and is a high-risk individual for catastrophic falls.
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Graham said the conditions in Afghanistan made troop withdrawals a high-risk strategy.
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Fully half of those were of high-risk breeds banned by other airlines.
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"Corporations recognize the high risk of being disrupted by technology startups," Simoudis said.
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Price said this week he still likes the idea of high-risk pools.
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People who have viral pneumonia are at high risk of developing bacterial pneumonia.
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High-risk pools will offer meaningful protection only if they are adequately funded.
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With high risk of infection, injury, and potential trauma, it's certainly up there.
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Influenza, meanwhile, is "high risk" — the most urgent of all potential health problems.
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At least a dozen of them are considered at high risk of infection.
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College drop-outs had a particularly high risk of returning to the nest.
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Instead, sick people could get coverage subsidized through high-risk pools, he said.
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A national effort should address all sub-populations at high risk of suicide.
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Those with the condition are at a high risk of developing colon cancer.
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The IMF has said the country is at high risk of debt distress.
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The cabinet met to discuss the fate of the remaining high-risk dams.
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And we started sampling high risk imported produce in the northeast region today.
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The task force did not include this high-risk group in its study.
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Kwast applauds the high-risk, high-reward entrepreneurial spirit of modern space companies.
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Animals from high-risk countries could be subject to quarantine and blood tests.
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High-risk countries included Afghanistan, the Democratic Republic of Congo and South Sudan.
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The strategy of California and New York is indeed a high-risk one.
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It's so complex, and I just feel this is very, very high risk.
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Earlier guidelines set an LDL target of 70 for such high-risk patients.
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"It's definitely a high-risk-high-reward move for them," Mr. Hung said.
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They have a very high risk of relapse with a second lung cancer.
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Predictably, this meant fewer athletes could be tested, even in high-risk sports.
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So then people who are high-risk get stuck waiting for two hours.
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Mariah Carey had a high-risk pregnancy, which she called a "huge strain."
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That&aposs because the holidays put you at a high risk of exposure.
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"She's a woman working alone in a high-risk place," Ms. Scrilatti said.
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"Russian involvement would score as a high risk by itself," Mr. Hansen said.
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She's a single mother with a 2-year-old and high-risk parents.
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One way states could use this money is to build high-risk pools.
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He would be assuming a very high risk to deploy his only SSB.
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Figuring out whether you're one of those high-risk women is not straightforward.
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At the same time, high-risk calls were being screened in more often.
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Should rural customers who live in high-risk areas have to pay more?
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Cesarean technology is lifesaving for rare conditions, and for some high-risk women.
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But this is, to say the least, a high-risk and negative strategy.
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"These people were vulnerable, at high risk of overdosing and relapse," he said.
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The hospital was in Maicao, and the patient had a high-risk pregnancy.
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Consider flood insurance, even if you're not in an area of high risk.
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The added responsibility is a high-risk, high-reward prospect politically for Pence.
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At 62, Douglas is at high risk if she's diagnosed with the virus.
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We know that people who misuse opioids are at high risk for coronavirus.
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Social distancing is an effective infection-control practice for those at high risk.
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It would have required high-risk lab-developed tests to get premarket review.
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Right now, the CDC is advising people at high risk to avoid crowds.
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The registered testing pool is for players whose behavior was considered 'high risk'.
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Many areas with equally high risk didn't receive funding, or received far less.
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So, anybody who's exposed is at high risk of getting infected with this.
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The IRC also highlighted the high risk of terrorism and human-rights violations.
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It's high-risk cooking, and watching him pull it off can be thrilling.
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Returns can be higher if programs perform better at targeting high-risk people.
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Both Sanders and Buttigieg could be high-risk choices for the Democratic Party.
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S. citizens in Iraq are at high risk for kidnapping and terrorist violence.
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Europe sets out plan to boost data reuse and regulate 'high risk' AIs
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Portfolios with more than 234% invested in stocks are generally considered high-risk.
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The second is conventional tackling practice, which has a high risk of concussion.
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Nor was it confined to high-risk offenders or adults who targeted kids.
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Chesky reiterated that the company will conduct additional reviews of high-risk reservations.
|
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Among other snags, the subsidized backstop insurance encourages building in high-risk areas.
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As for VCs, high-risk bets are just part of the ball game.
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The solution, they say, is creating what are known as high-risk pools.
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All coastal ecosystems will be at high to very high risk as well.
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It has not updated the list of high risk areas since June 2018.
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Active debt management means HCL does not hold any high-risk derivative products.
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For homes that are near high-risk areas, insurance could be a lifesaver.
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Overall, transgender people of color are at high risk of violence in America.
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" The military "could do them, but only episodically and at very high risk.
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Then, build the rest of the pyramid with high-risk, high-reward investments.
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"There's a high risk for the climate associated with this expansion," Alencar said.
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Pregnant women, however, have a high risk of transmitting Zika to their fetuses.
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There were 2115 state high-risk pools before the Affordable Care Act passed.
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Hall and her colleagues found that people with chronic illnesses in high-risk pools make healthcare decisions based on cost rather than necessity, which makes sense since high-risk pools imposed annual and lifetime coverage limits, policies that the ACA eliminated.
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In Oregon, midwives are protesting the state Medicaid program's decision to stop covering high-risk home birth, and in Arizona, where midwives cannot legally attend certain kinds of high-risk births, they have been lobbying to have the law changed.
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High-risk HPV infections affected 220% of men overall and 230% of women overall, while the highest number of high-risk cases were found in the 50- to 54-year-old group for both men and women, the researchers found.
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"Also, perhaps educational campaigns about the high risk of overdoses that are associated with the use of these substances, and the high risk of addiction to these substances, all of these factors may have had a positive impact (on) teenagers."
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Employees at medium or high risk of contracting the virus due to contact with an individual with the virus or travel to a high-risk area will also receive 14 days of paid time off, to be spent in quarantine.
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That includes high-risk consumer-finance activity known as sara-kin, or loan sharking.
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Designers and retailers have long thought of the plus-size segment as high-risk.
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Limit exposure to high-risk situations and create reminders for your resolutions, Norcross said.
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Only for high-risk users, who'd probably be better off with Kaspersky or Webroot.
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Getting black out might not be uncommon in college, but it's definitely high-risk.
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In addition, the coverage offered through a high-risk pool has sometimes been inadequate.
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"I wanted to have ... research that's high risk and high gain," he told me.
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"You getting pregnant again would be a high-risk pregnancy," Dr. Huang tells Kim.
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The high risk pools were very limited state-based markets that feature high premiums.
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And we are concerned about exposure to violence and exposure to high-risk behaviors.
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SS Teo: We now try to avoid those, what we call, "high-risk areas".
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Swearing is a bit high risk because you are exposing a part of yourself.
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Most of the cases were in children and the elderly, not high-risk populations.
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There are always many reasons to give up when working on high-risk research.
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Unfortunately, investors see the healthcare space as complex and high risk, which is true.
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Not all doctors feel comfortable offering such a choice to their high-risk patients.
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First, it needs the resources to take many bets on high-risk technology projects.
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"Hedge funds are charging exorbitant fees for high-risk and opaque investments," said James.
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"But that is a very high-risk way to go about things," he said.
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Junk bonds are one example of a high-risk trade that is on fire.
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The problem with high-risk pools historically has been that they are poorly funded.
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People with drinking problems were at especially high risk of developing early-onset dementia.
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The Price plan envisions only $3 billion for high risk pools over three years.
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After two high-risk pregnancies, Kardashian West took a different route for baby no.
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Mental health programs, and a new wing for high-risk individuals, have been created.
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Andre wasn't even 40, but Black men have a statistically high risk of stroke.
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In our 4Q15 survey, just 55% of respondents identified it as a high risk.
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Anbang raised cash by selling high-risk insurance products to fund brash overseas dealmaking.
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And high risk isn't bad… as long as it's part of a balanced portfolio.
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The National Cybersecurity Agency believed there was an "extremely high risk" of cyber attacks.
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Previous data estimated that 15.2% of adult females had high-risk HPV, she said.
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"high-risk strategy to secure large amounts of oil" in these foregone regions, and
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This is a high-risk situation, and very little about this administration inspires confidence.
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Police then conducted a "high-risk traffic stop" with guns drawn, the report said.
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He says one particular chart illustrates the high risk of another wave of selling.
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And a mere 20 percent of high-risk individuals receive the recommended pneumococcal vaccines.
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Firearm prohibitions for these high-risk groups have been shown to reduce gun violence.
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Greenpeace is known internationally for high-risk protests such as boarding oil drilling ships.
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Howard said another approach to lowering costs would be a high-risk pool solution.
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What doctors really worry about are 14 "high-risk" types that can cause cancers.
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The three suspects have now been classified as "high-risk" travelers by these agencies.
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Furthermore, much of the banks' loan portfolios are to potentially high-risk SME customers.
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"These factors didn't explain the high risk of mortality in our study," Gilman says.
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The high-risk fraternities that demonstrate repeated patterns of horrible behavior should be eliminated.
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So in theory, that allows landlords to weed out tenants that are high risk.
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It is a high-risk endeavor because leases can run out before drilling succeeds.
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Yenn Wong: It's possible because you know; it is a very high risk business.
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This risks patient access and places beneficiaries with serious respiratory illnesses at high risk.
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Democrats argue that high-risk pools were tried before ObamaCare and did not work.
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The process, although accurate, is tedious and carries a high risk of false positives.
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These, together with some high-risk interbank exposures seen previously, decreased by RUB7503 billion.
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When they come into contact with oxygen, there is a high risk of infection.
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Finally, Airbnb will expand its screening of potentially high-risk reservations globally next year.
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For many years, parents were told to avoid exposing high-risk children to peanuts.
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It was a tough transition from a high-risk environment to an office setting.
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By 2009, thirty-five states had chosen to operate stand-alone high-risk pools.
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Her doctor deemed her too high-risk a few weeks before the actual birth.
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Democrats counter that high-risk pools were underfunded and did not work before ObamaCare.
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States can develop high-risk pool programs, and tort reform should also be enacted.
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MSM describes behavior perceived as being high-risk for HIV transmission: sex between men.
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That means about a million Americans could be at high risk of sudden death.
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FSMA required the FDA to create enhanced record-keeping requirements for high-risk foods.
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Among the high-risk kids who did attend, binge drinking fell by 43 percent.
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In March, Microsoft released a feature for Word to block certain high-risk macros.
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Ensuring high-risk patients see doctors within a week of discharge can prevent readmissions.
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And it made sense because I was putting myself in these high risk situations.
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The procedure for escorting a high-risk inmate is double-cuffs and double-guards.
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Poor natives move off reserves to live there, and they are at high risk.
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So he can take most donors without a high risk of hyper acute rejection.
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But it made me wonder: What if I had lived in "high risk" neighborhoods?
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I think quarantining people coming back from high-risk countries today is largely unproductive.
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We are only using the N95 respirator mask during high-risk procedures like intubating.
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She was diagnosed with gestational diabetes, which means she's considered a high-risk pregnancy.
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It's possible your genome will suggest you're at high risk of developing heart disease.
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But another likely reason is that expungement recipients aren't high risk to begin with.
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Why pull an incredibly complicated, high-risk charade that has little chance of working?
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"Basically what you're doing here is you're taking a high-risk chance," Williams said.
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Those at high risk for obesity "may be more easily seduced," Dr. Loos said.
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And, 2197 in 217 flood insurance claims come from outside a high-risk zone.
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I am also one of those at high risk now — heart failure and diabetes.
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I'm at high risk if I contract COVID-19 and I live in Wisconsin.
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Do you test high-risk individuals first because of their vulnerability like you said?
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The group acknowledged suppliers with high risk profiles should face additional restrictions, Pompeo said.
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So the real question is: Is $28 billion enough to fund high-risk pools?
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But care for the high-risk population ended up costing about $32,000 per enrollee.
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For those aged 60 and older, 80 percent qualified as high risk for prediabetes.
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The CDC website spells out who falls into the high-risk group, he added.
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A February study, for instance, involved mice with a high risk of developing melanoma.
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Infants considered at high risk included those with eczema and/or an egg allergy.
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One was used for high-risk operations and the other for high-water rescues.
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The boy, a high school student, had not traveled to any high-risk areas.
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"There is a high risk of an outbreak of waterborne diseases," Ms. Jalloh said.
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When they found the second growth, they used words like geriatric and high-risk.
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"ICOs are very high-risk, speculative investments," the FCA said in a consumer warning.
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Still, administration officials acknowledged that Soleimani's killing carried a high risk of Iranian retaliation.
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The acquisition, announced in October 2015, was always a high-risk, high-return venture.
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Michaeli reiterated his neutral/high risk rating for Tesla shares and $356 price target.
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Two-thirds of U.S. retail jobs are at "high-risk" of disappearing by 2030.
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A 2015 study shows that overwork puts individuals at high risk of incident strokes.
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Surgeons consider operations high-risk if their 30-day mortality rate exceeds 1 percent.
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A high risk appetite and weak asset quality are GCC's Islamic banks' main shortfalls.
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The federal flood insurance program is also on the High Risk List, he added.
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The House bill allowed for funding for states to create "high-risk" insurance pools.
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He was directed to California's high-risk pool but found the premiums too high.
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High-risk drivers who went on to participate in the online intervention at DiabetesDriving.
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It works by interacting with high-risk persons and their communities to prevent events.
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He noted that Wisconsin had a successful high-risk pool before ObamaCare was implemented.
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In the high-risk population, for every four infants exposed, one fewer became allergic.
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"Specifically, high-risk age groups should be targeted for education to prevent unnecessary injury."
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The company began leasing to high-risk individuals with poor or nonexistent credit ratings.
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The company began leasing to high-risk individuals with poor or nonexistent credit ratings.
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They're at high risk of contracting COVID-19 and having the most severe symptoms.
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I also have asthma so I'm considered a high-risk category for the virus.
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When the doctor came in, she told me I wasn't a high-risk patient.
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Those roads are already high-risk environments not designed for walking, Ms. Sobel said.
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Concealed high risk has become inherent in New York City structures, new and repaired.
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People who don't get the vaccine are at very high risk for contracting measles.
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Obamacare offers payments to insurers to offset their losses in covering high-risk individuals.
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Trump proposes a "high risk" pool, a program specifically for people with preexisting conditions.
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According to an April 243 CDC report, one in four men and one in five women in 903 to 290 had a high-risk strain of genital HPV, while one in 235 men and women had a high-risk strain of oral HPV.
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According to an April 2017 CDC report, one in four men and one in five women in 2013 to 2014 had a high-risk type of genital HPV, while one in 35 men and women had a high-risk type of oral HPV.
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BPS's asset quality ratios were helped by the transfer of high-risk loans in 2Q17 (5% of total loans at end-1Q17) to the parent bank, which also guaranteed some of the high-risk exposures (a further 40% of loans at end-1Q17).
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The French Open champion, who has shaken up women's tennis with her high-risk game, passed up seven chances to finish off Wimbledon opponent Elina Svitolina, but rather than go into her shell she merely took her high-risk game up a notch.
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Nor are they doing high-risk skiing like the Adonises over on NBC are doing.
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These personnel work with host government personnel jointly to identify and inspect high-risk shipments.
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Idris Elba's latest acting endeavor has nothing to do with detectives or high-risk crimes.
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But most issue the weapons to a small subset of officers in high-risk roles.
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The more discerning environment will make it difficult for half-baked companies with high risk.
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President Trump was not the first president to walk away from a high-risk negotiation.
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And if the results indicate a high risk of cancer, that, too, can be complicated.
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Many women also have high blood pressure or diabetes, that make their pregnancy high-risk.
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Narongsak Osatanakorn said Tuesday&aposs intricate and high-risk operation began just after 10 a.m.
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The community of Chateh is under an evacuation alert, with high-risk individuals being evacuated.
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Since Pellegrino had it once, she's at an especially high risk of getting it again.
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But a reliance on whipping up anger and resentment is an unstable, high-risk strategy.
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"This is a population that's involved in a lot of high-risk behavior," says Schmidt.
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Some are engaged in planning and monitoring of prevention activities in high-risk Indian states.
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After two high-risk pregnancies, Kim Kardashian West took a different route for baby no.
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An initiative called Fast Track supports high-risk children and reduces delinquency and adult crime.
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Traditional equity VCs are looking for high-risk, high-reward, "swing for the fences" models.
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But unlike mortgage lending, there is a high risk of defaults during sharp economic downturns.
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But it's still a high-risk business, and one unsuccessful launch might kill a company.
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Louisiana is working on a plan to establish a high-risk pool for sick people.
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After two high-risk pregnancies, Kardashian West is taking a different route for baby no.
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Conducted in Spain, it tracked more than 7,400 people at high risk of cardiovascular disease.
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Tomorrow is all high-risk pregnancies, which are my absolute favorite thing to work on.
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After all, venture capital is, by definition, meant to be a high-risk asset class.
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Developing other screening techniques for high-risk infants would make such a test more useful.
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Even in high-risk industries like truck driving, there's only so much automation can do.
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At this point, net neutrality rules are at a high risk of being walked back.
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Kramer-Carter checks all the boxes for being at high-risk of treatment-resistant depression.
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Another, high-risk, approach would be to challenge the sanctions at the World Trade Organisation.
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Pension funds and endowments typically see venture capital categorically as a high-risk asset class.
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No other factor was identified as a high risk by more than half of respondents.
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For high-risk groups, such as those with long-term conditions, the list is extended.
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Republicans would have states set up "high-risk pools" for those with pre-existing conditions.
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The pittance thrown into the repeal to pay for high-risk pools won't do much.
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The nurse stays in near-constant contact with 2000 women in the high-risk unit.
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Those states would have to have high-risk pools to take care of sick people.
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Women with a high risk of breast cancer (PDF) should be cautious when consuming wine.
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It's still an area that is, I think, too high-risk for the growth folks.
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States could get the waivers as long as they also offered high-risk pool coverage.
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A source familiar with the situation tells CNN the individual is a high-risk patient.
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Let's just hope future criminals leave the high-risk stunts to Hollywood from now on.
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Those at a high risk of re-offending will be steered into recidivism-reduction programs.
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Their perinatologist, a doctor who works with mothers on complicated, high-risk pregnancies, encouraged them.
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They also said there was a high risk Epstein would use his wealth to flee.
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What's more, high-risk detainees were not properly restricted, while some low-risk ones were.
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The good news is that the HPV vaccine targets these high-risk, cancer-causing types.
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WHO said that 7.6 million people live in areas at high risk of cholera transmission.
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"It was supposed to be about crime in high risk areas," Göranzon told the paper.
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Football is a high-risk sport because of the routine hits, not just diagnosable concussions.
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Active debt management means CHU of Rennes does not hold any high-risk derivative products.
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Children are at especially high risk; exposure to lead can cause developmental and behavioral problems.
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However, capitalisation should be considered together with the concentrated and potentially high-risk loan book.
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"We really do need to emphasize just how expensive high-risk pools are," Melmeyer insists.
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"High risk for readmission," an automated email plops into my inbox each time he's admitted.
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In addition, Amazon isn't yet selling products considered high risk, known as "Class III" devices.
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Poland in Marseille (June 21) have all been classified by officials as high-risk matches.
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To receive a waiver, though, a state would have to offer high-risk pool coverage.
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Suppose a car insurer faces two different types of customer, high-risk and low-risk.
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It's a high-risk move for a company known for its devil-may-care behavior.
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Mr. Hoogendoorn said teams of eagles could be placed on standby at high-risk locations.
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Infants with severe eczema, egg allergy or both are at high risk for peanut allergy.
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We now refer high-risk people to case managers who can connect to treatment options.
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No matter the results, Cheika has made a commitment to continue with high-risk running.
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For high risk patients, the recommendation is to lower "bad" cholesterol to levels below 70.
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The percentage that see deflation as a high risk dropped sharply to 21% from 37%.
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In May, Oumarou Idani, Burkina Faso's minister of mines, identified exploration companies as high risk.
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In addition, Amazon isn't yet selling products considered high-risk, known as "Class III" devices.
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I would not now know about my high-risk prostate cancer which requires immediate surgery.
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"This was not one of the high-risk operations of bridge building," Mr. Cuomo said.
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Instead, it became just the latest instance of Trump's high-risk, high-reward strategy backfiring.
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For high-risk patients, the recommendation is to lower "bad" cholesterol to levels below 70.
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There is an incentive to keep the insurance cost of high-risk properties below market.
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High risk Hopes had been high that an alternative means of rescue would be discovered.
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It forced a contradictory image: a dangerous, combative, high-risk subject, gunless and running away.
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Angel investing is a high-risk strategy, and there are no guarantees it'll pay off.
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And in today's digital world, there is also a high risk of being found out.
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FB can't credibly require 2FA for high-risk accounts without segmenting that from search & ads.
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France also imposed restrictions for hunters, notably of wild feathered game, in high risk areas.
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In a sense, the justice system is self-selecting a high-risk population for incarceration.
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Due to high risk of lawsuits, American product liability insurance is also through the roof.
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This high-risk job later became fodder for impressive stories to share with his kids.
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Young women in these communities also face a high risk of femicide and sexual violence.
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Some patients are at unusually high risk for addiction, while many — most, in fact — aren't.
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The same technologies are also a lifeline for those at high risk or in quarantine.
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Part of assessing "high risk" students includes maintaining positive relationships with them after initial contact.
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Many have baby boomer parents in the 60-plus high-risk group for the coronavirus.
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Having people return to life as usual could spread the virus to high-risk groups.
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"We are a very high risk, if not the highest risk state," Justice said Monday.
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In some areas, residential basements are prohibited, because they fall in high-risk flood zones.
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We can do this ... and solve the problem of preexisting conditions using high-risk models.
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But, in this way, it is a high-risk and partial solution to China's needs.
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A simple framework translated the score into a rating of low-, moderate-, or high-risk.
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It means they're using more borrowed money, to make these loans to high-risk borrowers.
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"We really haven't had those very high-risk situations with our kids," Dr. McGrath said.
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N.B.H.: High-risk behaviors only account for about 50 percent of the increased health risk.
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She started working as a care coordinator for high-risk Medicaid patients in Cook County.
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About one-third of all food safety inspections are for high-risk foods, he said.
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They found that 29 million people in the United States live in high-risk locations.
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Rather, they likened the effort to high-risk, high-reward bets by venture capital investors.
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And they are at high risk of viral exposure in each of these essential jobs.
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Basketball is known to be a high-risk sport for eye injuries, Dr. Smith said.
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You should anyway, but even more so if you're engaging in such high-risk activity.
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All too often, however, high-risk patients are afraid to take drugs to prevent fractures.
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Three areas were rated high risk, 10 a medium risk, and just seven low risk.
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Most of the population, and certainly most people in power, were not at high risk.
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It's hard to know how to conceptualize that sort of high-risk, low-probability event.
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She also helps women with pregnancies that other clinics deem too high risk to handles.
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Given his political history, Huntsman poses a uniquely high risk to Trump as Russia ambassador.
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"It's possible, but there is very high risk," Dr. Tandan said, and explained it again.
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But even for our generation, we're all in our 60s, so we're high-risk too.
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Previously, the municipal authorities said the quarantine applied only to travelers from high-risk countries.
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Previously, the municipal authorities said the quarantine only applied to travelers from high-risk countries.
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It's a makeshift jumble of rickety homes at high risk of flooding, landslides and disease.
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But, for every 100 or so people at high risk, only one will become homeless.
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One in five flood claims come from properties that aren't in a high-risk flood.
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"High risk vendors never have been and never will be in our most sensitive networks."
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EU policymakers also recently laid out a proposal to regulate certain "high risk" AI systems.
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Only expectant mothers deemed high risk are transferred south, with their consent, to a hospital.
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We develop detailed security plans for high-risk assignments, and our journalists themselves prepare obsessively.
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That trial is testing 83 patients with NASH or at high risk of the disease.
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"An investment in TSLA is high risk, as the stock is extremely volatile," Murphy said.
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Mr. Hicks, who has been to many high-risk countries, recently returned from North Korea.
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Heavier lifts will include creating high-risk insurance pools to cover those with preexisting conditions.
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All of these activities were high-risk, high-reward for those who engaged in them.
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FEMA maps classify flood zones into three categories: high-risk, moderate-low risk and undetermined.
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For people not in high-risk flood zones, the cost of insurance is more affordable.
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People with the illness are at high risk for developing melanoma, according to the department.
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I would not now know about my high-risk prostate cancer that requires immediate surgery.
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Does that mean those cultures are going to continue to live with that high risk?
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If you had no technology for example, that would be a pretty high risk strategy.
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All are illegal in the United States because they carry a high risk of abuse.
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"I am at high risk because I touch peoples' phones and computers," the employee added.
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Furthermore, association plans can be selective; high-risk individuals would not be invited to join.
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The Center for Reproductive Rights identifies 22 states at high risk of banning abortion outright.
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The high-risk group was made up of everybody who did not meet these criteria.
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Mack also found 81 percent of high-risk census tracts were located in metropolitan areas.
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Some older or younger people at high risk for HIV should also get HIV tests.
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It's hard to estimate how much it would take to fund adequate high-risk pools.
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In high-risk individuals, treatment with antivirals can prevent hospitalization or reduce the risk of complications.
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The government said Sunday that it was ending search efforts because the area is high risk.
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These are all high-risk behaviors that increase the chances of getting HIV and other STIs.
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The "red" counties at high risk contain a total of 10 percent of the U.S. population.
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To keep going, you need to change your setting to allow access to "high risk" areas.
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"I had to be really strict," she told PEOPLE in 2015 of her high-risk pregnancy.
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"I'm already a high-risk pregnancy, so a lot of things could go wrong," she says.
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"Daily use of any substance, including marijuana, places individuals at high risk for addiction," he said.
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"Jenny didn't fit any high-risk groups that you would expect this to happen," he explains.
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I'm basically starving; getting pregnant could risk my life, plus I'm at high risk for bleeding.
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At high-risk locations around the world, security areas have become an accepted fact of life.
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The gene mutation also meant that Boesen was at a high risk of getting ovarian cancer.
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Twenty-eight were at very high risk of bias, which would make their results less reliable.
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MTR said Friday that it may close stations near protests under high risk or emergency situations.
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I view bitcoin as a high-risk, high-growth asset a bet on an emerging technology.
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I'm not saying you're high risk I'm just saying I can confirm that you're low risk.
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The information sent in shows that you are using this medicine for High risk homosexual behavior.
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Already, homeowners in high-risk or fire-damaged areas are seeing their rates double or triple.
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Those who fail to report high-risk people or behaviors could face penalties, including criminal charges.
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"I had to be really strict," she told PEOPLE in 2015 of her high-risk pregnancy.
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Earlier this year, DoseDr started a pilot program with five clinics and 50 high-risk patients.
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The thinking is similar to that behind "high-risk pools", an idea small-government conservatives like.
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"We view Solanezumab (Alzheimer's asset) as high risk, albeit a very valuable asset if it works."
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Any Indian tiger outside a reserve runs a high risk of being poisoned, electrocuted or shot.
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As a result, explorers are pulling away from the very high cost and high risk frontiers.
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It causes severe illness and has a high-mortality rate, especially among high-risk, hospitalized patients.
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Yet many MPs and even some ministers are determined to stop such a high-risk outcome.
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Only women who carry a BRCA gene mutation are considered at high risk for ovarian cancer.
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How about a system that tag psychos who are considered high risk by authorities and teachers?
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Signal may be the favorite app for high-risk jobs — like journalism, activism, and government workers.
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France was the only advanced economy judged at "high risk" from upset caused by civil unrest.
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Addressing this, Paul Ryan includes taxpayer-funded grants to states that establish new high-risk pools.
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But those trials had a significantly higher percentage of high-risk patients with established heart disease.
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If the breach exposes users to high risk, the company also needs to notify users directly.
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HHS guidelines say that donors in the "high risk" category should be subject to regular evaluation.
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Despite her high-risk pregnancy, Briana Renee has safely given birth to her son, PEOPLE confirms.
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That data would need to be adjusted to account for hospitals that serve high-risk populations.
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I view bitcoin as a high-risk, high-growth asset – a bet on an emerging technology.
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His organization delivers treatment to school age children and high-risk adults across sub-Saharan Africa.
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"I would be concerned if I sent an employee to a high risk region," he said.
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When Keener began his shift, he headed toward the boxes HunchLab deemed to be high-risk.
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Maloney said he doubts Republicans are as certain about the effectiveness of the high-risk pools.
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Several countries in North Africa are at high risk of terrorist attacks, hitting tourism and investment.
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Harrison said he and the other officers approached cautiously, treating it as a high-risk stop.
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The threat to the chronically ill under the Republican plan doesn't end with high-risk pools.
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Price also supports the establishment of high-risk insurance pools on a state-by-state basis.
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That doesn't bode well for him now overseeing WhatsApp's high-risk/high-reward scenario in India.
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With two attempts on my score card, I forever remain in a suicide high risk group.
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Suicides among teens are particularly tragic, but relatively speaking this is not a high risk group.
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So there's a high-risk factor in investing, given the scope of these high-rise projects.
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Sex workers remain "at high risk of violence and abuse" but rarely turn to the police.
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They will use the film in new workshops they are creating for key high risk regions.
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These patients with multiple chronic health problems have a high risk of serious complications and death.
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With companies engaging in high-risk tax avoidance, the investing public needs more information, clearly expressed.
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Kidnappings, terrorism, chemical warfare, shelling, and aerial bombardment pose high risk of death or serious injury.
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One high-risk group that is not covered, Wintemute said, are people convicted of violent crimes.
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Whether the bank's clients actually needed such potentially high-risk and costly products is not clear.
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Several years ago, I was diagnosed with gestational diabetes and classified as a "high risk" pregnancy.
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When our foundation started investing in these funds, we believed they were high-risk, high-reward.
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Because these loans can have a high risk of default, they can carry high interest rates.
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The high-risk areas are at the edges of population centers, where real estate meets nature.
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The conditions in Afghanistan — at the present moment — make American troop withdrawals a high risk strategy.
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There was a high risk of excessive rain in southern Louisiana and Mississippi through Saturday night.
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The Government Accountability Office has two NOAA weather satellites on its list of high-risk missions.
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The party is still at high risk of losing Senate seats in five other Heartland states.
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I wonder if, among this high-risk group, EGASP is missing some of Thailand's most vulnerable.
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They want a temporary high-risk pool, funded by the federal government, to help sick people.
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Tawil said other private equity firms would not likely follow the unusually aggressive, high-risk strategy.
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Recipients must be told if they are being offered an organ from a high-risk donor.
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There is a high risk that sovereign executive action will destroy the value of these bitcoins.
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Foster children who live in residential facilities are already traumatized and at high-risk of abuse.
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Premiums in high-risk areas, however, can run to four or five figures, Ms. Bach noted.
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More than 400 are classified by health officials as being at 'high risk of imminent failure.
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Because of her high-risk pregnancy, T says she likes having a birth plan in place.
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They are not just at high risk of needing care; they are certain to need it.
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By the central bank's count, 420 of China's 4,327 lenders are at high risk of distress.
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It typically lasts 20 weeks and involves firearms, academics, defensive tactics and navigating high-risk situations.
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South African citizens returning from other some high-risk countries will be tested and face quarantines.
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But, we've had outbreaks from foods that are not high risk — from flour, from packaged foods.
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The scans are recommended for people at high risk because of a long history of smoking.
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It's very complicated and takes a lot of time and effort, and can feel high risk.
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Her deteriorating condition pushes the doctors to perform a high-risk procedure to save her life.
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Insurance premiums in high-risk zones are climbing, premiums that, increasingly, only the rich can afford.
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High-risk vendors are those who pose greater security and resilience risks to UK telecoms networks.
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The report also recommended requiring online platforms to make "high-risk" ads available on public archives.
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The E.U. advised members to limit "high-risk" vendors but did not single out any companies.
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In 2010, two conservative health economists estimated costs for a well-run, national high-risk pool.
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In the past, even the state high-risk pools proved an unaffordable solution to many people.
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Other measures include urging EU countries to audit or even issue certificates for high-risk suppliers.
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If a doctor judges these cells to be high risk, they are often removed via LEEP.
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Renée Martin was thrown into an unaffordable high-risk pool because of an abnormal Pap smear.
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Fearing bigger losses, insurers are pulling back from high-risk areas in California, leaving homeowners scrambling.
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"Meetings without someone clearly responsible run a high risk of being directionless and unproductive," he writes.
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Neither did the use of special hydrolyzed formulas, even in kids who were at high risk.
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They&aposre looking to gamble with high-risk, high-reward strategies — not to play it safe.
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But if we continue to build cities in high-risk zones, how can we survive disasters?
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He could provide summer jobs for one million high-risk youth across America, every year, forever.
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Ms. Hardin had taken out high-risk private loans in pursuit of a low-paying career.
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He said he was a specialist in helping online businesses collect cash for "high risk" transactions.
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Three men had A1c levels of at least 7.5%, putting them at high risk for complications.
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Often, there's a really high risk of things falling on you if you're a smaller worker.
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Iraq has long been one of the most high-risk postings for U.S. Foreign Service officers.
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In the high-risk, maybe-reward world of venture capital, the group's antics are well known.
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They're very high risk for dependence, and there are a lot of other problems with them.
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Money bail systems allow violent and high risk individuals to end up back on the street.
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Officials said during the press conference the dam that broke was not classified as high-risk.
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Eleven states in high-risk areas had to put in the new safeguards in a month.
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The high-risk programs offered a separate insurance pool for people with potentially expensive medical conditions.
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Still, retail hotels are in their infancy and can be a high-risk and expensive undertaking.
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Trump's decision to decertify Iran as complying with the JCPOA is undoubtedly a high-risk decision.
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Debt-funded acquisitions and/or acquisition of high risk profile businesses could challenge future credit quality.
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But the result also vindicates Mr Johnson's high-risk strategy of targeting working-class Brexit voters.
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This will make audits of voting machines post-election important given the high risk of tampering.
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The molecular, physiological and behavioral changes were divided into low-, mid-level and high-risk groups.
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For residents like Munandar, there is often little choice but to stay in high-risk areas.
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States can't get a waiver unless they have a high-risk pool or a reinsurance program.
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The CDC recommends that employers support workers at high risk of suicide by implementing prevention methods.
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One part of the health-care debate has been whether to create high-risk insurance pools.
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Add drugs and alcohol to that mix, and you can have a very high-risk scenario.
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"They tried a high-risk, high-reward approach," he says, pairing an embargo with bellicose rhetoric.
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Nor is there any detail in the bill of how these high-risk pools will work.
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Because of this, Wong's spent much of his career involved in work with high-risk youth.
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In Mississippi, nearly 75 percent of the state was either at high risk or at risk.
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But researchers have linked the formation with a high risk of earthquakes caused by wastewater injection.
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There's also a high risk these children might be involved in illegal activities like drug dealing.
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So you need to find a payment processor that's willing to accept the high-risk merchants.
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Which is why the MacArthur-Meadows amendment says a state can only let insurers charge higher premiums if it establishes a "high-risk pool" or participates in an "invisible high-risk pool" program (which compensates insurers for covering expensive patients and would be funded at $15 billion).
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Ryan's invocation of high-risk pools, in other words, was a sign that the GOP planned, either by legislation or regulatory changes, to eventually remove Obamacare's protections for people with preexisting conditions, since it's only once those protections are gone that high-risk pools become necessary.
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Pre-exposure prophylaxis, or PrEP, is a combination of two HIV medicines taken daily by those who are at a high risk of contracting the virus, including people who don't always use condoms when having sex with high-risk partners and anyone who injects illicit drugs.
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It concluded that insurers had rated about 1 million of them as "high" or "very high" risk.
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But whatever your social values, it creates a relatively high risk for passing on recessive genetic diseases.
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The good news is that most of these high-risk strains are targeted by the HPV vaccine.
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My lack of training quickly rubbed up against a high-risk population that needed an experienced neurosurgeon.
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They'd rather cover the sick people through state high-risk pools, which would get more federal funding.
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Conservatives think it's OK to let states put all of the sick people in high-risk pools.
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Topics include record keeping, suspicious activity reporting, customer identification requirements, and tactics for monitoring high-risk customers.
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The money the Republican plan puts toward high-risk pools isn't nearly enough to prevent that situation.
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The Greatest Showman's Sam Humphrey is undergoing a "high-risk" surgery due to complications of Crohn's Disease.
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Which puts caregivers who think their child might be at high risk of autism in a pickle.
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That map's biggest concentration of high-risk counties, marked in red, is in the southern United States.
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The highest, "high risk," refers to images that are generally prohibited from public use without express permission.
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"We find that paralegals and legal assistants .... [are] in the high risk category," the paper's authors wrote.
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Doctors said many patients have been at high risk of infection because they were buried in mud.
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"The objective is to contain the chain of transmission — so we privilege high-risk contact," said Touré.
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That compares with only 29 percent who had rated the slowdown as "high risk" a year ago.
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Before AI detected the new words, volunteers responded to high-risk texters in less than two minutes.
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The hrHPV test detects the presence of certain high-risk types of HPV known to cause cancer.
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Both methods have been shown to be effective at identifying people at high risk of developing cancer.
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This procedure has a high risk for postoperative complications and hospital readmissions within 13 days of discharge.
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Venezuelan debt has historically been seen as a high-risk investment for individuals with little financial experience.
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Two days before her 17th birthday, Sophie Ruiz was diagnosed with Stage IV high-risk neuroblastoma cancer.
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Barclays used data from old cases to pinpoint 20,000 high-risk customers, whom it monitors and advises.
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Russia's high-risk game With Russia's new role as the undisputed lead nation also come grave risks.
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High uncertainty times high stakes equals high risk, exactly the kind of risk that requires substantial hedging.
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Cuomo makes an excellent point: women in violent relationships are at high risk of gun-related homicide.
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The Crisis Text Line uses an algorithm to detect "high risk" phrases and answer those texters immediately.
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Despite the glamor, security will be intense as France is still facing a high risk of attack.
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Almost 143 million "nuisance and high-risk calls" were made on April 17, the tax-filing deadline.
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The algorithm is used by health care providers to screen patients for "high-risk care management" intervention.
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One of the worries is that moves to regulate the opaque, high-risk market are gaining momentum.
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However, people with weakened immune systems or lung disease have a high risk of developing an infection.
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Unlike traditional funds that use terms like "medium" or "high" risk, Scalable gives it as a percentage.
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Google is creating an even more secure login process for users at high risk of online attacks.
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In its wake, some insurers dropped homeowners in the county, labeling it as a high-risk area.
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"ISIS or high-risk criminal activity will be willing to click two extra times," he told me.
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As a result, employees found their work patterns disrupted, even as some moved to high-risk locations.
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Those car loan catastrophes, of course, primarily affected high-risk buyers that could only wrangle subprime loans.
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Prodigies could act as the "high risk" but unaffected group that could advance our understanding of autism.
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The Government Accountability Office (GAO) has placed the 2020 census on its list of high-risk projects.
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Businesses in all sectors are vulnerable, but today, high-tech companies face a particularly high risk. Why?
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The high-risk, high-reward world of investing is a big step from simply endorsing a product.
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"We'll send you a final notification that you have an extremely high risk of overdrafting," notes Wilk.
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Mercedes "MJ" Javid is opening up about an unexpected situation that occurred during her high-risk pregnancy.
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Avoid high-risk foods Participants assigned to the BLISS group followed specific guidelines for baby-led weaning.
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Blanket bans imply that all gay and bisexual men are as high-risk as intravenous drug users.
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He was high-risk for getting colon cancer because it runs on both sides of his family.
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When considering a high-risk, high-reward partnership, founders need to spend time envisioning a gruesome demise.
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While elevated, yields on the three-month bills are not yet reflecting a high risk of default.
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Human beings aren't great at dealing with situations that are high-risk but don't happen that often.
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Overall, the S8 and S8+ scored about the same, posing medium-high risk levels for clumsy owners.
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And the idea of putting the camera in the palm is a high-risk, high-reward one.
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Little people pregnancies are high risk and being pregnant with a little person is even more dangerous.
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He delivered them to Xiehe Hospital, where another friend is a doctor working with high-risk patients.
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Assets in the high-risk, high-return sector are arguably cheap after the last few dismal years.
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Fred Upton (R-Mich.) to increase funding for high-risk pools by $8 billion over five years.
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The results showed that they face a high risk of abuse and sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV.
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"With C. auris, we're actually seeing this happen," she said, and not only among high-risk people.
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Some senators are in favor of repealing ObamaCare's regulations if money for high-risk pools is increased.
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To Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price, it is "high-risk insurance pools" for sick Americans.
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If you force me into a high-risk pool, you will either bankrupt me or kill me.
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The cells became high-risk quickly and a biopsy, called a colposcopy, ultimately diagnosed my cervical cancer.
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Women who have high blood pressure during pregnancy, known as preeclampsia, are at an especially high risk.
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However, foreign banks engage in unique and often high-risk financial activities unlike similarly sized U.S. banks.
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High-risk pools can also ensure that coverage is available to anyone with a pre-existing condition.
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We write quite a bit about the danger of participating in high-risk sports and recreational pursuits.
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Overall, the prevalence of all high-risk and low-risk HPV types was consistently higher in men.
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Children born to especially high-risk families can be tested when they are as young as 8363.
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The consultant, Gartner Inc, categorized the time frame as a "high risk" issue for the College Board.
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The launch itself is a high-risk step, but once in orbit the satellites are money spinners.
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Business Insider asked two high-risk OB-GYNs to debunk 25 of the most common pregnancy myths.
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"To get any of these devices into your brain... is very, very high-risk surgery," Green said.
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He doesn't even consider high-risk junk bonds or emerging markets debt despite their significantly higher yields.
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Therefore, while the German armed forces do deploy, they tend to avoid high-risk areas and operations.
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FEMA says that more than 20 percent of flood claims come from policies outside high-risk areas.
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The 34-year-old reportedly has a high-risk pregnancy and is scared of returning to Mexico.
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He does not expect the high-stakes, high-risk aspect of the Tesla business model to change.
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Dr. Conrod says that Preventure probably affected non-participants by reducing peer pressure from high-risk students.
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Fukuyama was betting on present trends continuing, always a high-risk gamble in the international-relations business.
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Earlier, it warned there was a high risk of electricity cuts on Tuesday because of "unplanned outages".
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Grant money is critical in funding high-risk projects that institutional investors tend to avoid, Gibson said.
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However, some high-risk changes were newly discovered, and long-duration space travel will require their solution.
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Mr. Thiam, who has not run a bank before, was a high-risk choice for chief executive.
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The WHO list also included a vaccine for dengue fever for use in some high-risk populations.
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For instance, the FDA recently reclassified transvaginal mesh as a "high-risk" device due to serious complications.
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With it came a new, far more ambitious idea: they would start a promotion, High Risk Wrestling.
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"A person's sexual orientation does not necessarily imply that they will exhibit high-risk behavior," he says.
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New Jersey isn't the first state to use algorithms to help judges suss out high-risk defendants.
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Alphabet's chief financial officer, Ruth Porat, said such decisions were natural for high-risk, high-reward initiatives.
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The period directly after birth is high risk for a depressive episode that could result in hospitalization.
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Chesky said Airbnb will expand manual screening of "high risk" reservations that are flagged by its system.
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The operating environment weighs on the rating, as the MDB operates in a high-risk business environment.
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Ensuring terrorists don't have access to high-risk chemicals should be a no-brainer priority for Congress.
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The CFATS program was created in 2007 to help prevent terrorist attacks on high-risk chemical facilities.
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Making vaccines is so cost-intensive and high risk that most pharmaceutical firms don't do it anymore.
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If none of your family members are at high risk, though, then play dates are probably fine.
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Living With Cancer Genetic testing may help those at high risk take steps to prevent deadly cancers.
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The group doesn't think there's enough evidence to recommend screening of adults at intermediate or high risk.
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Physical closeness — once a source of spiritual solidarity — now comes with the high risk of spreading infection.
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But keeping up his usual Twitter tirades as the coronavirus crisis deepens is a high-risk strategy.
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This can make them unknowing vessels for spreading the coronavirus to those who are more high risk.
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Detained immigrants are at high risk for contracting coronavirus, she said, given the conditions in ICE detention.
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"The idea was people who fall through the cracks would have a high-risk pool," he says.
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Participation in so-called high risk, extreme or adventure sports has grown significantly in the last decade.
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While regulators may not consider them high risk, stem cell treatments involving bone marrow are not trivial.
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For men, high-risk drinking went from 14.2 percent to 16.4 percent, a rise of 15.5 percent.
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In fact, when the Forest Service attempted to burn off some high-risk brush near Prescott, Ariz.
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Low-lying, flood-prone areas are at particularly high risk of becoming unlivable — or at least uninsurable.
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It's true, he said, that doctors ought to be more aggressive in treating people at high risk.
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This is absolutely unacceptable and puts all the staff, other patients and my family at high risk.
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This is absolutely unacceptable and puts all the staff, other patients and my family at high risk.
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Nearly one-third of them are considered to be at high risk of causing food-borne illnesses.
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Homeowners who live in high-risk areas with federally backed mortgages are required to buy flood insurance.
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At a gas station, for example, you're at a high risk of running into a card skimmer.
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Measures to be taken to limit its spread include travel bans to high-risk countries, he said.
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The combination of Perjeta with Herceptin was later approved by the F.D.A. for certain high-risk patients.
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Ms. Ferorelli is well aware that her city is at high risk for wildfires and heat waves.
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For example, Florida moved polling sites away from high-risk areas such as nursing homes and hospitals.
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Some state correctional facilities (including New York's Riker's Island) have slowly begun to release high-risk prisoners.
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Those were the first countries with high risk, and most of those countries stopped flying to China.
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In fact, test results can take over a week, a delay that endangers particularly high-risk individuals.
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Several more plants in Ohio, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Connecticut are also at high risk of closing.
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High-risk pools have been tried before, so we have some sense of what they might cost.
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For that reason, most of the cardiologists CNBC spoke with expect Apple to target high-risk groups.
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To reduce the high risk concentrations (by borrower and geographic zone) is also among the main challenges.
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NOAA warned of a "high risk" of severe weather in Georgia and parts of Alabama and Florida.
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Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone "remain at high risk of additional small outbreaks of Ebola", it said.
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The G.O.P. will then say "see, it's a failure" and offer unworkable travesties like high-risk pools.
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The patient was in their 50s and "medically high risk," President Trump said in a press conference.
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He could not say whether that panel reviewed the document estimating the high risk of future crashes.
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Now Senator Ted Cruz of Texas has an idea that could bring back the high-risk pool.
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But there is one big drawback to the Cruz plan, compared with a traditional high-risk pool.
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People at high risk, including contacts of cases, and their contacts, will still receive the Merck vaccine.
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That glacial pace makes the work on snakes "a very high-risk, high-reward project," Choudhary says.
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The firm reiterated its "neutral/high risk" rating on Tesla shares, citing the company's deteriorating balance sheet.
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Still, Mexico's government has touted a back-up plan, seeing a "high risk" that NAFTA could unravel.
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Almost any plan would bring a high risk of unintended escalation to all-out war, analysts believe.
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Every unforeseen executive order signed by Trump will continue to solidify this high-risk, high-reward environment.
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It would also make additional demands of conservation groups applying for grants in a "high-risk" country.
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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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And patients who were shut out of the traditional market had access to a high-risk pool.
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Wasserman&aposs advice is relevant given that most startups today are at a high risk of failure.
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Venture capitalists spend their time finding, investing in and supporting high-growth and often high-risk companies.
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The PDM allows FEMA to help high-risk communities get ready in advance of severe weather events.
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The High Risk Team model could be used in other ways to improve community safety, Dubus said.
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"These are young people that want to become very rich with a high-risk investment," he said.
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Yet, it is impossible to specify inadequate entry procedures without designating the responsible and high risk countries.
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"Don't throw your money in a high-risk basket and assume it's going to turn out well."
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The Government Accountability Office had already classified the 2020 Census as having a "high risk" of failure.
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Masks can be worn in high-risk situations, such as when opening a bag of potting mix.
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People at high risk for breast or prostate cancer may need to be screened for the diseases.
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Patients like me are at a high risk for suicide because of depression stemming from cognitive decline.
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Tig grew erratic in the second set, adopting a high-risk approach, while struggling with her serve.
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And screening programs need to be reformed to make sure we're only targeting those at high risk.
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The Republican bill doesn't require states to build high-risk pools — it just gives them the option.
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According to the WHO/ICO Information Centre on HPV and Cervical Cancer, about 3.9 percent of women in the United States are estimated to harbor high-risk cervical HPV infection at a given time, and 71.7 percent of invasive cervical cancers are attributed to high-risk HPV strains.
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For those with a very high risk tolerance, there's never been a better time for a Sanders candidacy.
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The measure would also create state-based high-risk pools for people who don't have access to insurance.
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Mike still felt the effects of massive head trauma including a high risk for seizures and stability issues.
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Both companies have U.S. approvals for use in patients deemed too frail or at high-risk from surgery.
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In a previous trial in high-risk patients, CoreValve proved superior to surgery rather than simply non-inferior.
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There she will stay, away from her young daughter and in the midst of a high-risk pregnancy.
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Daughters of women who became depressed during pregnancy had an especially high risk of developing prenatal depression themselves.
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"Bariatric surgeons exclude high-risk patients from surgery, which represents the major flaw in this study," wrote Robinson.
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Nearly 500 high-risk water systems The authors divided the water systems into four different categories of risk.
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Even though marijuana is now effectively legal in California, these facilities still remain in high-risk fire zones.
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The measure also also creates state-based high risk pools for people who don't have access to insurance.
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For people at high risk of cardiovascular disease, that number would shoot up to 40, with half dying.
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But that is a high-risk approach, as President George H.W. Bush's choice of Justice David Souter demonstrated.
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But our experience suggests that to expect smooth sailing and quick results would be a high-risk bet.
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Doctors have long known that specific versions of individual genes are linked to high risk for certain illnesses.
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Those names should, however, remain a high-risk concern with respect to beneficial ownership in KYC compliance programs.
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She spoke to my high risk doctor, and they decided that it was probably best to induce me.
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The company said it decided to cease lending to high risk customers in Poland in the fourth quarter.
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The 13 will be quarantined for up to a week due to high risk of infection, Today reported.
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Statins are typically prescribed to people with high cholesterol or a high risk for heart attacks or strokes.
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Mr Ryan's fix is to put unhealthy people into "high-risk pools" with higher premiums and big subsidies.
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With around 9,000 high risk heroin users in Norway, many find themselves living in and out of jail.
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Today, New Yorkers of color are the only demographic group at high risk of being arrested for marijuana.
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What is stopped is the routine inspections of non-high-risk facilities (think a cookie or cracker bakery).
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Adi: I think there's a high-risk and a low-risk way of making a good Chapter 3.
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In patients at moderate or high risk, the doctor looks for alternatives, like injections or other interventional procedures.
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They were all considered at high risk for developing HIV because they had been tested for rectal STIs.
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In 240, after some routine health tests, Inkinen was told that he was at high risk for diabetes.
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Research has also disputed the effectiveness of high-risk pools when they have been implemented in the past.
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Ratings agencies put the Netherlands (along with Belgium, Ireland and Malta) as being at high risk from Brexit.
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High risk waters Globally, IMB received 37 reports of actual and attempted pirate attacks from January to March.
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The eggs would also have been at high risk from floods and droughts for long periods of time.
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"It's designed to be high risk, high reward," said Rob Giusti, the lead AR+ Mode engineer at Niantic.
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Young women who may be at high risk for the disease should consult their doctors about earlier screening.
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But doctors generally don't recommend these techniques for contraception, because they're considered high-maintenance and therefore high-risk.
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IIB's overall risk profile is assessed as high-risk, reflecting the substantial credit risk exposure of the bank.
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"Women at high risk should be monitored and identified during pregnancy and referred for psychiatric care," she says.
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"If kids have no idea what they're interested in, that sounds like a high-risk investment," Meehan said.
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Why it matters: Because it's a big pay-off for two moves considered high-risk at the time.
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"Low-dose aspirin for primary prevention [is] now reserved for select high-risk patients," according to the guidelines.
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As I said at the beginning, the CNN debate is a high risk, high reward opportunity for Biden.
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It includes very little funding for the high-risk pools: $3 billion, compared with Better Way's $25 billion.
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That would then also allow CBO to project how much lower those non-high-risk rates would be.
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The FDA would like to shift smokers unable to quit nicotine from high-risk to low-risk products.
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Even so, only investors who are comfortable with high-risk plays should venture into the stock, Cramer warned.
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In all, estimating generously about 2628,28500 people would likely need high-risk pool coverage after ObamaCare is repealed.
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Just four percent of firms had a significant number missing critical and high-risk security patches or updates.
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This is the clear sign of a problematic, high-risk alpha client who is not worth the trouble.
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This could include, for example, a state plan to create a reinsurance program or invisible high risk pool.
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We like high-risk places, said Sargeant, whose dealmaking has taken him to hot spots such as Iraq.
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The United States and Canada have developed building codes and standards for homes placed in high risk areas.
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But it does mean that Cramer recommends using some discretionary money to bet on high-risk long shots.
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In a like way, losses incurred to vehicle fleets increasingly occur in conflict and other high-risk zones.
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Scroll down for more about high risk maneuvers and how Britney Spears stole the Mars Exploration Rovers' spotlight.
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The debt structure is sound (65% at fixed-rate post swaps) and does not include high-risk products.
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These loans are high-interest, high-risk, and often result in a downward spiral of debt for borrowers.
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Skinner was having a high-risk pregnancy related to an inherited disorder and had already suffered two miscarriages.
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Those with a different version, ApoE4, are inefficient in removing plaque and have a high risk of Alzheimer's.
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The Republican plan calls for at least $85033 billion over 10 years for subsidizing the high-risk pools.
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In return, Mr. Seabrook would direct money intended to cover correction officers' pensions into a high-risk fund.
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Both scenarios are seen as dangerous and high risk so Trump may wish to reiterate America's military support.
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That's about as high-risk, high reward a proposition as we're gonna get from the networks these days.
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Mr. Becerra and his wife, Carolina Reyes, an obstetrician who specializes in high-risk pregnancies, have three daughters.
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"We ideally want to be the first check and leading the first high risk round," Dibner told Reuters.
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Researchers are now also looking to see if it is effective in preventing high-risk oral HPV infections.
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Moving forward, we must ensure that high-risk populations are not only prepared but cared for following disaster.
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More than half a million people in Florida face "extreme" or "high" risk from sea level rise. 13.
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Perhaps the best, pinpointed intervention to save high risk mothers and their babies is the modern day doula.
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Conservatives argue that funding for high-risk pools will allow people with pre-existing conditions to get coverage.
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"We concluded that these efforts were wasted or at a high risk of being wasted," the report says.
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Yet in many high-risk areas, private insurance is unavailable and the federal program is the only option.
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A successful delivery also brings a very high risk of infection or associated defects, according to the hospital.
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Speaking from the House floor, Brooks said that he learned of his "high risk" prostate cancer in October.
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Bringing in such national Democratic surrogates is "high-risk, high-reward," said David Mowery, an Alabama political consultant.
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Several items in the report were flagged as "high risk," including testing positive for the BRCA1 gene mutation.
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That would impact startups in emerging technologies most acutely because disruptive innovation is always a high-risk venture.
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But a $22016 innovation called the NIFTY cup could save the lives high-risk infants around the globe.
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Mr. Oldenburger said psychologists did not believe Mr. Grooms was a high-risk candidate for committing more offenses.
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They are also at high risk for seizures or severe developmental delays in moving, speaking, playing and learning.
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"What we had on August 2 on this base was a highly difficult, high-risk scenario," he said.
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Some patients, including major trauma cases and high-risk women in labour, were being diverted to other hospitals.
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Spinrad described the Ocean Cleanup system as "medium-level technology," with a high risk, and a high payoff.
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This reduces the chances that kids will make a label like "high risk" into a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Insurers could charge sick people more for coverage, and high-risk pools have proven inadequate in the past.
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The Maine Guaranteed Access Reinsurance Association will cover a large share of claims from certain high-risk enrollees.
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A few well-known high-risk changes were confirmed by the study, including spaceflight-associated neuro-ocular syndrome.
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If the high risk pools fill up, using up all its funds, then new patients simply can't enroll.
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As a matter of fact, the state of Florida has previously used high-risk pools, which were unsuccessful.
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It's worth noting that these costs often include additional fees for ultrasounds, blood work or high-risk pregnancies.
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Debt funded acquisitions and/or acquisition of high risk profile businesses in the sector could challenge credit quality.
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Molson was one of a small cohort of 2000 people with MS who received the high-risk therapy.
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Pregnant women court a particularly high risk of developing UTIs, which can harm the mother and the fetus.
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Interventions can occur without consent if Hub practitioners feel a person is at a high risk of harm.
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