Here's what you should plan to stash in case of emergency, and some tips for prepping healthy, satisfying meals in case of emergency.
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Mr. Strang said that dispatching a second plane in case of mechanical breakdown would seem excessive, given that airplanes in other places could be used in case of emergency.
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Many analysts have predicted double-digit percentage moves for U.K. and EU equities in case of an exit, while a significant relief rally is anticipated in case of a remain vote.
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Antibiotics should not always be started in case of infections.
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In case of default, Elliott could take over the club.
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And always give yourself a buffer in case of emergencies.
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In case of decline, 11,800 would act as strong cushion.
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We are sometimes the first responders in case of emergencies.
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She launched her website, In Case of Deportation, this month.
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DE) in case of a successful acquisition of E.ON's (EONGn.
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The model law proposes quicker litigation in case of disputes.
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It said it was monitoring in case of more launches.
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"In case of emergency, break glass," Raskin told Yahoo News.
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It said it was monitoring in case of additional launches.
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Ministers and activists were planning demonstrations in case of acquittal.
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Some even improvised gas masks in case of chemical attacks.
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Carry a "stick kit" in case of an accidental poke.
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This headroom provides additional cushion in case of tenant default.
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Here's what three nutritionists recommend preparing in case of quarantine.
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DeVos says schools need guns in case of grizzly bear attacks.
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Police departments posted alternative numbers to call in case of emergency.
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Each of those areas can be edited in case of errors.
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There also is an ambulance on duty, in case of emergencies.
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In reality, the suits are needed in case of an emergency.
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Officials in the polling stations will adjudicate in case of glitches.
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In case of emergency, batteries like this can save your life.
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It will automatically store video recordings in case of an accident.
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Find your nearest shelter and plan routes in case of emergency.
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There will be a contingency plan in case of inclement weather.
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Regulators also have imposed higher capital cushions in case of crisis.
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They also declined to give identifying information, in case of harassment.
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Reuters: Senate eyes swift sanctions in case of more election meddling.
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We asked, What do you need in case of a hurricane?
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All opposition parties must be reasonable in case of a crisis.
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The federal government also has backups in case of an emergency.
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Vogek offers a 12-month warranty in case of any issues.
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Additional police officers were out in case of protests, city officials said.
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It's important to have that with you in case of an emergency.
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We need to end forced arbitration in case of harassment and discrimination.
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In case of trouble, or when they are disturbed, they play dead.
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These are the apps you should keep installed in case of emergency.
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He pressed his supporters to be ready in case of a coup.
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What arrangements have you made in case of your disability or death?
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Emanuel even created an umbrella with matching pearls in case of rain.
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They've even got a meteorologist on call in case of inclemental weather.
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It has not released separate growth estimates in case of a Brexit.
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Another possible successor in case of a Rexit: CIA Director Mike Pompeo.
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You need to be able to function in case of an emergency.
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In case of a big eruption, the danger zone could be expanded.
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So, wouldn't self-driving trucks be good in case of that shortage?
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WIB's National Ratings reflect moderate support from ICD in case of need.
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Planes need to be capable of rapid evacuation in case of emergency.
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Find out how to contact local authorities in case of an emergency.
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We have a list on our fridge titled 'In case of evacuation.
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More like a cell connection in case of emergencies, or a pager.
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But in case of a second term, it won't be possible anymore.
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We have to stockpile that in case of challenges, which we do.
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"This is a 'break glass in case of fire' moment," he said.
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In case of emergency, some millionaires have the option to head underground.
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Most Americans admit they couldn't raise $400 in case of an emergency.
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The windows are tiny (but very defensible in case of zombie attack).
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While Nielsen changed who was next in line in case of "disaster or catastrophic emergency," she did not make any changes to the line of succession in case of "death, resignation, or inability to perform," according to the letter.
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The security director instructed him to do so in case of an emergency.
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Voting machines need auditable paper ballots as a backup in case of meddling.
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Instead, they tell people what to do in case of a drug overdose.
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The landlord says my basement needs to be evacuated in case of flooding.
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The Red Cross said it was "fully prepared" in case of flash flooding.
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What's next in case of Georgia father whose child died in hot car?
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Each pod will accommodate six passengers and a steward in case of emergencies.
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"They stay in my office in case of any impromptu sushi-lunch ordering."
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And he began to lay out a rationale in case of a loss.
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Patel will act as the tie-breaker in case of a split vote.
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In case of inclement weather, the demolition will take place on Jan. 13.
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If possible, get a "trip sitter"—someone not tripping—in case of problems.
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Plans were put in place for makeshift hospital facilities in case of overflow.
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When I was growing up, I learned to save in case of emergencies.
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In case of a tie, a playoff would be determined using four-balls.
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Security forces patrolled cities and villages in case of unrest or militant attacks.
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In case of bad weather, the retractable roof can close over the deck.
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The company also offers 24/7 on-water support in case of emergencies.
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In case of power failures, Mayor Koblenz outfitted Village Hall with a generator.
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A. (Intesa; BBB+/Stable/bbb+) could provide to CIB, in case of need.
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Basically, they are the locations for water spouts in case of a fire.
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As always, I had my mobile on me in case of an emergency.
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The overriding priority was to evacuate people in case of danger, he said.
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In case of a war, South Korea would be one of Pyongyang's first targets.
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Imagine him trying to figure out what to do in case of an emergency.
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NATO's rules obligate alliance members to help each other in case of an attack.
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Finally, Boston police wanted the ability to search tweets in case of a crisis.
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He had to physically go to the KoryoLink office downtown in case of problems.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Fitch will withdraw the ratings in case of the bank's bankruptcy/liquidation.
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I keep a small reserve of Xanax in my apartment in case of emergencies.
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His running-mate, Hamilton Mourão, has suggested such a possibility in case of "anarchy".
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The bonds' rating reflects our view of average recovery expectations in case of default.
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They are said to be readying a joint Plan B in case of Brexit.
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Initially, it could serve as a last-resort backstop in case of banking crises.
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That means Jet's lessors could choose to reclaim planes in case of a default.
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This allows you to recover photos from the trash, in case of accidental swipes.
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So, in case of victory, Trump will not ignore the opinions of the people.
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Officers also warned people nearby to get away in case of a second explosion.
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They are stored in a warehouse — ready for use in case of Russian attack.
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She suggests one should take some smart clothes in case of posh dinner invitations.
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In case of a contingency, swarms of dronebots will be mobilized to launch attacks.
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There is an underground lake five stories beneath the stage, in case of fire.
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This enables them to survive and thrive in case of even tighter funding markets.
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The United States is committed, through NATO, to defend Turkey in case of aggression.
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He declined to say how the railroad would operate in case of a strike.
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What happens in case of an accident which also destroys your phone or Yubikey?
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Those kinds of payments are treated with a higher priority in case of bankruptcy.
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The Iranians have threatened to use mines to block it in case of conflict.
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In case of failure, President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic would have to call snap election.
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Forty percent of Americans do not have $400 in case of an emergency expense.
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The currency could fall back to $1.24, however, in case of a failed deal.
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"In case of an emergency, that's one less thing to worry about," she said.
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You&aposll save money and have peace of mind in case of a collision.
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This allows the crew to access the bathroom in case of an emergency.8.
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"In case of an encounter, do not run; a bear is faster," he said.
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Azory Gwanda (Tanzania)No answers or credible investigation in case of missing Tanzanian journalist.
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There are some release valves, like an emergency fund in case of an epidemic.
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Allow a night in Havana before and after the flight in case of cancellations.
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This year, they decided to fill one car with gas in case of emergency.
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Mosques can then be shut down in case of fiscal or other irregularities, officials said.
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A cabinet reshuffle may be back on the cards in case of an AKP defeat.
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Next, the ship needs redundant electrical and navigation systems, in case of failure or emergency.
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The senior convertible notes also provide would-be-investors priority payment in case of bankruptcy.
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Only in case of a serious emergency can you be summoned from your focus-cave.
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It was artistic, but also allowed emergency vehicles to locate "addresses" in case of emergency.
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Removing someone from the map is something we would do in case of problematic behavior.
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Forte says that Apple's capital return announcement "derisks" the quarter in case of a miss.
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"In case of their refusal - there is only one way to settle - litigation," he said.
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In case of a mishap, both leaders have the full list of winners completely memorized.
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These are night shifts that care workers spend at care homes in case of emergency.
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This clever player in Venezuela camouflaged his phone in a book, in case of theft.
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I am breaking in case of emergency, and this is my moment to do it.
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This would help them outvote their rivals at the polling stations in case of disputes.
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Fitch expects Banco Santander to provide support directly or via SCF in case of need.
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This should provide the bank with a significant cushion in case of asset-value declines.
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Americans in South Korea practiced evacuating the country in case of an attack last year.
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The vaccine's manufacturer wants to get 300,000 doses ready in case of a new outbreak.
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Programme documents specify English terms prevail over Italian ones in case of discrepancies between definitions.
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The pact commits the five countries to consult each other in case of an attack.
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A break-glass-in-case-of-emergency creator who needs the ball in his hands.
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Vice President Pence could cast the deciding vote in case of a 28503-22019 tie.
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They also compensate some plants for standing by to provide power in case of emergencies.
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Yet, the same restrictive approach does not make sense in case of the efficacy standard.
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Risk (ii) intensifies in case of (iii) reversal of the benign outlook for emerging economies.
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Battery packs can also serve as a backup power source in case of an outage.
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You can get free medical supplies in all Disney parks in case of an emergency.
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The company said in the United States, riders should call 911 in case of emergencies.
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It must be secure, resilient and reliable, with a backup system in case of failure.
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Germany is stockpiling additional iodine tablets in case of a nuclear accident, according to reports.
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The pool can be enclosed in giant metal walls in case of a zombie apocalypse.
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Meulens said he still kept a binder for backup in case of an iPad malfunction.
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Borrowers can discharge a federal loan in case of a disability or death, Minsky said.
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Trained on every vehicle is a searchlight and, in case of emergency, a machine gun.
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My chocolatier's daughter studying in New York has my sister's number in case of emergencies.
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Naltrexone, meanwhile, can heighten the risk of overdose and death in case of full relapse.
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Tesco, the largest British supermarket group, is renting refrigerated containers in case of supply disruptions.
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I carry a recorder with me in case of an emergency, but rarely use it.
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Nor did he know the location of the nearest shelter in case of a bombing.
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The bill seeks to stop this practice and impose penalties in case of a breach.
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It also has built-in pockets and is waterproof (you know, in case of accidents).
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It also has built-in pockets and is waterproof (you know, in case of accidents).
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In case of popular events, think about hitting a lesser-known destination, Ms. Killam recommended.
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Come to think of it, is there enough chocolate in case of a national emergency?
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In case of evacuation, passengers&apos eyes will already be acclimated to the blackness outside.
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It's time to break the full-time tech support service glass in case of emergency.
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She declined to give her name in case of repercussions against her or her family.
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They asked that their names not be used in case of repercussions from their families.
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In case of an attack or explosion, Geofeedia immediately begins monitoring social media in the area.
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Since then, he has always kept cloth and vinegar to hand in case of another attack.
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Plenty of people like to have some cash in the house in case of an emergency.
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They're buying houses in New Zealand, which has become a popular spot in case of calamity.
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It relied on a worldwide notification system that is used in case of incredible space events.
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The company has the flexibility to reduce capex in case of delayed funding from the state.
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Fitch assumes that these mechanisms would be activated in a timely manner in case of need.
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Those laws exist in case of malpractice lawsuits or court cases involving a patient's mental health.
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Essentially, this provides primary coverage for your rental car in case of an accident or theft.
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In case of unexpected turbulence, please keep your seatbelt fastened even when the sign is off.
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In case of an election night Doomsday, preppers are running up sales of emergency survival food.
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Forty percent of hourly workers do not have anything saved up in case of an emergency.
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The president can only impose martial law in case of invasion or rebellion, Duterte's spokesman said.
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You've probably heard about insurance you can buy in case of an unfortunate travel-related event.
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Just 20% think they'd get enough income support in case of illness, disability or old age.
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I always pack extra things like this in my lunchbox in case of a snack attack.
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Over a million people were trying to leave Pyongyang, the capital, in case of further attack.
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Nothing conclusive, but they want him to go on antibiotics just in case of an infection.
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Nearly 2,000 police will be stationed around the harbourfront voting center in case of any unrest.
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In case of smaller brands and low-cost devices, the support life cycle is often shorter.
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A new 911 button on the app will connect you to police in case of emergency.
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"My roof leaks so I want to be here in case of water damage," he said.
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A deputy Idaho attorney general waits by a phone in case of a last-minute pardon.
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And a whopping 87% want a human in the driver's seat in case of an emergency.
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In case of revocation, the gun owner would also be required to give up all firearms.
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Rosselló said the commonwealth has money ready in case of an emergency, despite the economic conditions.
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Subsea 7 was among the firms that would have been hit in case of a strike.
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Keep your emergency fund safeEvery single person should have a financial plan in case of emergencies.
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Among the main concerns for retired expats in case of a Brexit are healthcare and pensions.
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ICOs are unregulated and do not provide protection to investors in case of fraud or loss.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Fitch may downgrade VWBR's bond ratings in case of a downgrade of VWAG's ratings.
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The buyer must also pay a "funding fee," which protects the lender in case of default.
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UF, however, benefits from ordinary support made available by its bank shareholders, in case of need.
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The one notch reflects below-average recovery prospects for all subordinated instruments in case of default.
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If they take another trip they will take "three of everything" in case of mechanical failures.
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Fitch also believes that capital support from the parents will be forthcoming in case of need.
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Belgium world number 11 Goffin had been hanging around all week in case of a withdrawal.
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She also makes sure to have her heart medication on hand in case of an emergency.
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Fitch believes CdT would most likely receive extraordinary support from its sponsor in case of need.
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In fact, you probably want to carry some money on you in case of an emergency.
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In case of emergencies, each page of the app also contains a quick-dial 999 button.
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This way, you can track your body temperature over time in case of long fever incidents.
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The lesson here is TO TAKE RELIGION TO MARS in case of any alien encounters. Phew.
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Lawmakers did take action, but those were mostly plans in case of conflict, not a contagion.
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And maybe, just maybe, they could save up $400 to put aside in case of emergency.
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"It's comforting that someone has your itinerary and driver's information in case of emergency," she noted.
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Obviously, it's always good to save and have a rainy day fund in case of emergencies.
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One worker—not necessarily an excavation specialist—needs to stay on hand in case of problems.
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Best of all, it sheds splashes in case of a little unexpected rain, Ms. Misra said.
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The SNS contains supplies and resources, stored across the country, in case of a national emergency.
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Talk to your health care provider about what to do in case of a natural disaster.
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It'll generally be depressurized when in use, but can provide protection in case of accidental depressurization.
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Make sure that you and your family have a plan in place in case of disaster.
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The issue's Recovery Rating of 'RR20163' reflects average recovery prospects for noteholders in case of default.
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The best bet in case of an attack, he said, was to find a grocery store.
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Austin Tice (Syria)No answers after seven years in case of U.S. freelancer detained in Syria.
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A user could leave a spare key in case of an emergency or for a guest.
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A human driver will be behind the wheel, but only to intervene in case of emergency.
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In case of the former, we have to consider the fact that worlds and stories that women would enjoy constantly change, and in case of the latter we must closely follow the changes in how and where, and through what medium, the games are being played.
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"We were acting in case of a worst-case scenario," Skov said about Friday's comprehensive police operation.
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Fitch expects the AXA group to provide additional financial support to the company, in case of need.
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Seoul called a National Security Council meeting and vowed to respond strongly in case of further provocations.
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The Moscow metro said it was taking unspecified additional security measures in case of an attack there.
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According to management, VEB is committed to provide a further RUB14bn of equity in case of need.
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The Treaty provisions drawn up in case of an EU exit protect the interests of the Union.
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Fahrenkopf said that there was an additional handheld microphone under the podium in case of technical difficulties.
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Disaster Hero, Mac, Windows This free Web game visually demonstrates what to do in case of emergency.
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And most gas stations and hospitals are required to run generators in case of widespread power outages.
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Texas doesn't even have capacity markets, which pay power plants to stay open in case of emergency.
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Regardless, experts said it's a "security deficiency" that needs to be remedied in case of an emergency.
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Also important: Having safety measures in your own back pocket in case of awkwardness or performance anxiety.
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In case of shark attack he recommends you swim towards the shark, but just hear him out.
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The Anchorage Water Waste and Utility Department advised residents to boil their water in case of contamination.
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Nevertheless, many companies still feel compelled to keep Bitcoin on hand in case of future ransomware attacks.
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Whether governments bring back larger bills or not, store some cash at home in case of emergency.
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It's also macabre, our culture's counsel to stay quiet about being pregnant in case of a miscarriage.
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In case of failure, she got a cyanide tablet inside a locket to wear around her neck.
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One strategist has a game plan for how to trade the acronym in case of more downside.
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Coal plants keep a 30 to 90 day coal supply on hand in case of supply disruption.
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It was safer to have those rooms upstairs, they thought—easier to defend in case of attack.
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During this period, US children were taught "duck and cover" drills at school in case of bombings.
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Credit cards also offer better protections, less liability in case of fraud, and more leverage with merchants.
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Why wasn't there a back-up plan in case of rain, as is normal in presidential trips?
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Unknown to Jauhiainen, Latifa's video she filmed in case of emergency was released, and had gone viral.
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The company said it would have vessels on standby round the clock in case of any emergency.
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That would leave markets prone to supply shortages and price spikes in case of large, unforeseen disruptions.
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It has equipment located inside of stores, for example, in case of a loss of network connectivity.
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They told VICE they upload their work to the website as a backup in case of deplatforming.
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The Other StuffI literally have a mental list of items to grab in case of an emergency.
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Uber has been testing a phone number that its passengers can dial in case of an emergency.
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It could have ensured that there would be surge capacity to boost production in case of emergency.
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His idea: Embed recording devices that, in case of impact, would cease overwriting old data with new.
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Another Duchamp inspired piece by the artist, In case of a Broken Leg, will also be there.
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How do you convince the US not to come to South Korea's defense in case of war?
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His idea: embed recording devices that, in case of impact, would cease overwriting old data with new.
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The firm already put aside funds last year in case of a financial settlement with Swiss authorities.
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Castro was at the ballpark Wednesday in case of an emergency but was not in the dugout.
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"We know that, in case of not taking action, the gradual impact will be increasing," she said.
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It features lounging and eating areas, as well as a retractable enclosure (in case of bad weather).
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It allows the chief executive to issue "any regulations whatsoever" in case of "emergency or public danger".
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These suits are designed for liftoff and descents, and can be pressurized in case of an emergency.
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The main purpose is to stimulate defense and counterattack in case of war with NATO member countries.
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As a PHE, Fitch expects obligors to benefit from very strong state support in case of need.
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Hardt added that the free-floating zloty was "a good insurance policy" in case of external shocks.
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" Thus, the Amendment "guarantee[s] the individual right to possess and carry weapons in case of confrontation.
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In case of fire, they will explode and fill the room with vapor to preserve the drawings.
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Firefighters soon arrived and pushed everyone back about four blocks in case of another explosion, he said.
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With infinite money and a dazzling resume, he's the "In Case of Emergency Break Glass" candidate. Agree?
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However, in case of delays in implementing a resolution plan, the RBI has instituted additional provisioning norms.
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But will they also have access to health aides and other support services, in case of disability?
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With just a little space to allow party leaders to intervene in case of, you know, something dire.
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Or, maybe you just like keeping a CBD supplement in your purse to have in case of emergency.
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Armed riot police were deployed outside the German consulate in Istanbul, near Taksim square, in case of protests.
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A new kit on the market this autumn contains emergency supplies for dogs in case of an earthquake.
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"We stand ready to support European countries on the ground in case of Zika virus outbreaks," Emiroglu said.
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However, responders will still be notified in case of an emergency even if the app is not downloaded.
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We had to have a special painter from London [at rehearsals] to repair it in case of scratches.
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I was dozing at the time, but refused to go back to sleep in case of unquiet dreams.
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Also, in case of injury or inability to finish, the guide provides company and reassurance until help arrives.
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But every one of them has top staffers focused on corralling superdelegates in case of a contested convention.
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Both C-Lite and the app are cloud-based to create more redundancy in case of service outages.
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The bill also banned abortion in cases of "disability," which meant outlawing abortion in case of fetal anomaly.
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Central bank funding provides them with a further line of defence in case of more protracted market closure.
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He was admitted to ICU in case of seizures and cardiac arrest, according to his mother's arrest report.
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Last year, Bunge sweetened Thomsen's compensation package, along with that of other executives, in case of a takeover.
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The lanyard acts as a carrying strap that secures firefighters to the device, in case of a fall.
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And in case of defeat, the Republican Trump can in any case console himself with my huge portrait.
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The initiatives also include tunnel barriers designed to protect against floods, and bridge fortification in case of earthquake.
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They basically tell us to put a life jacket on in case of emergency, and that's about it.
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Tesla vehicles track trip data, recording info about what's going on with the vehicle in case of accidents.
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The movement was named after the fluorescent safety vests that French motorists must carry in case of emergency.
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Some 2,000 U.N. forces had remained in case of an emergency, but over time they have pulled out.
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That will allow NASA manage the space station in case of emergency, like a fire or depressurization event.
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Nadia remembers all of the times they practiced sheltering in place in school in case of a shooter.
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You have to administer it almost immediately in case of contact, because the agent is so fast-acting.
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Take the same in-store camera we've seen for decades that watches the register in case of robbery.
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Nevertheless, Fitch believes that extraordinary support from PAT would be highly probable and timely, in case of need.
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His first company, WiSec, provided information for opening Israel's network of shelters in case of a bomb attack.
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At first, a driver will be in the car, acting as a lifeguard in case of an emergency.
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He reckoned that people like to have some liquid assets on hand if possible, in case of emergency.
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In case of an emergency, how do you evacuate a Hyperloop that's under a mountain or under water?
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The ECB may also need to preserve whatever firepower it still has left in case of renewed turmoil.
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"Our military is monitoring the situation in case of additional launches and maintaining a readiness posture," it said.
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The guarantee was provided for five years, but Fitch understands this can be prolonged in case of need.
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Building up savings is key to having a comfortable retirement or a cushion in case of an emergency.
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For weeks or months or, in case of Lulu, for the entire two years before the first time.
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EU rules allow member states to provide financial help to banks only in case of an exceptional situation.
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If they take another trip they say they will take "three of everything" in case of mechanical failures.
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In case of a nuclear attack, personnel had enough resources at the base to survive for 30 days.
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" He's posed with an open hand "ready for the smoking gun," and "impermeable shoes in case of tweetstorms.
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In return for providing free storage, Japan gets a priority claim on the stockpiles in case of emergency.
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It's planted upright and anchored by cables and wires for someone to climb in case of an emergency.
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The standard use cases for something like Ark is disaster recovery in case of infrastructure or data loss.
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Le Figaro newspaper said the Clinton figure would be put to one side in case of future need.
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We were read the rules and procedures of the safe house in case of a bombing or emergency.
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People use these [mobile networks] to socialize, to work, to look people up in case of an emergency.
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Journalist Kurt Eichenwald sold his stock portfolio and went all-cash, "just in case" of a Trump victory.
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On the bright side, at least there's plenty of shit-tainted water available in case of future fires.
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First, you should save up at least three to six months' worth of expenses in case of emergencies.
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"Financial protection in case of sickness includes both coverage of health care costs and income replacement," she said.
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City officials decided to follow state guidelines, which call for a coin toss in case of a tie.
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The top locks into place to keep out moisture, but there are drainage holes in case of rain.
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It said it was working hard to mitigate risks in these areas in case of a no-deal.
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Williams carries a vape pen in case of a migraine and has even smoked walking down the street.
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If you intend to engage in civil disobedience, having a plan in case of arrest is especially vital.
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The whole point of health insurance is protection from financial ruin in case of catastrophic, costly health problems.
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Finally, it's important to be able to reach your doctor back at home in case of an emergency.
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Sounds like a pretty handy thing to toss in the back of a car, in case of emergency.
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Leonardo added that additional benefits to 2019 results could come in case of favourable trends in foreign exchange.
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The suit provides protection and oxygen in case of an accident that causes the capsule to become depressurized.
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Often, the treasurer's ledger listed members by numbers so that, in case of discovery, members' identities remained protected.
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SUPPORT RATING Fitch believes that in case of need, UBAE would first look to LFB for extraordinary support.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "The news organizations are actually telling people what to do in case of a nuclear attack.
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Vacationers stay in cabins, and the "resort-like" lodge can become a community center in case of disaster.
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A CDC official warns hospitals to prepare ahead in case of the announcement of a COVID-19 pandemic.
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Then, an actual physician was required to be on site, in case of respiratory arrest or other complications.
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The leaflets were produced in case of Mr. Kony's death and were in the process of being destroyed.
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Getting rid entirely of drivers capable of taking the wheel in case of problems has concerned some lawmakers.
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The A-pillar design in a car supports the windshield and provides protection in case of a crash.
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Louisiana said it was necessary in case of complications and to make sure that the providers are competent.
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She's been afraid to return and refused to bring me as a child in case of regional unrest.
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Sweeping measures were taken to overhaul the industry's capability to intervene and respond in case of an incident.
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How far and how fast contagion may spread in case of a Brexit vote, no one can know.
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The only fail-safe is to back data up in case of an attack that hits networked data.
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The Commission urged that EU powers to revoke banking license in case of money laundering concerns be clarified.
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Given the continued uncertainty, however, federal agencies began publicizing their plans in case of a partial government shutdown.
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Paxton encouraged other states to allow citizens to carry concealed weapons for defense in case of active shooters.
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Prosecutors said that Mr. Beckwitt's home was dangerous because it was difficult to escape in case of emergency.
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In case of an alarm, the firefighter would dispatch the security agent to the area where it rang.
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All French drivers are required to carry these highly visible vests in their cars in case of breakdowns.
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Entry is only allowed in case of emergency or if the vessel is returning to its home port.
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"There's a risk when you set something up that's only used in case of a crisis," Lempel says.
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Together these give access to USD1.5bn, which Kenya only intends to use in case of heightened external financing strains.
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The bail-in legislation is aimed at reducing and possibly avoiding taxpayers' losses in case of new bank bailouts.
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The Recovery Ratings are sensitive to Fitch's assessment of potential recoveries for creditors in case of default/non-performance.
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Hussein Ghanam, who oversees the health ministry's haj operations, said the authorities are prepared in case of another stampede.
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Accordingly, we assess the Reinstated Debt's Recovery Rating at 'C'/RR6 reflecting weak recovery prospects in case of default.
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Investigators also want to assess the neighborhood in case of dropped plane parts, as debris scattered in the impact.
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Last summer Brian had started making her drive around with several gallons of bottled water, in case of emergencies.
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"In case of MAM default, VTB expects that the loan will be covered by Mozambique guarantees," the source said.
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Fitch's assessment of capitalization includes our expectation that the parent company would extend financial support in case of need.
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Fitch cannot reliably assess the ability of Fiba Group to provide extraordinary support to CEBR in case of need.
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He said it shows that the department is probably gearing up in case of litigation with the tech platforms.
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Either way, I'd recommend looping the Touch wrist strap around the guitar as a stopgap in case of disaster.
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Tickets sold out ages ago, but a cluster of hopefuls stand shivering outside before shows in case of returns.
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Cenote and cave guides are required to bring two tanks into the cenotes in case of an air emergency.
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The settlement agreement provides for mediation in case of last- minute disputes, and for binding arbitration if mediation fails.
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However, a new defense bill gives the president the authority to grant waivers in case of national security interests.
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In case of the mango, the smell is actually much more intense than the taste, which is more subtle.
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He also announced the launch of a single internet website to gather information in case of a health crisis.
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If executives are worried about the future, they might hang on to cash in case of a rainy day.
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"Making sure that EpiPens are available in case of emergency in schools is something that every parent can understand."
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Senator Rubio, should young women be required to sign up for Selective Service in case of a national emergency?
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This is also useful in case of power outages and other disasters — a good emergency measure to take regardless.
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The small vehicles have a crew of two and are primarily intended for rescuing submariners in case of incidents.
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He accessorized with a top hat, which he mostly carried, and an umbrella, prepared in case of bad weather.
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The one-seater vehicle features rubber on the outside, which acts as a cushion in case of an accident.
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Canada had managed to keep a lower profile, concentrating on seeking U.S. allies in case of an open conflict.
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It only takes 35 minutes to get to this venue, but I leave early in case of unexpected traffic.
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Vance said his office would also need to function at a high level in case of a cyber attack.
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DFCC's RR is sensitive to Fitch's assessment of potential recoveries for creditors in case of default or non-performance.
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The EPA sets such regulations in case of nuclear meltdowns or other events that expose the public to radiation.
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A prior plan to unwind the bank's business in case of failure had failed to win the Fed's approval.
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Several experts weighed in following the reports, saying the money will ultimately move elsewhere in case of a ban.
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Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan said he does not expect Italian bond yields to rise in case of Brexit.
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CYBG for one is holding on to the bulk of its excess capital in case of a Brexit shock.
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Because the numbers are temporary, you're at less risk in case of a data breach months or years later.
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Financial advisors typically recommend people set aside three to six months' worth of expenses in case of unexpected hardships.
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They need fuel to power their cars in case of an emergency or to keep generators running at home.
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European Financial Affairs Commissioner Pierre Moscovici said Europe was preparing immediate counter-measures in case of a trade skirmish.
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Kurdish officials have expressed concerns of a possible breakout by ISIS prisoners in case of fighting in the area.
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The award could be paid in its entirety in case of early departure, according to a company remuneration report.
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Looks like Shaw will be out for the eighth, too, with Allen warming and ready in case of trouble.
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It comes complete with battery backup in case of engine failure and even a parachute if all else fails.
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Another flight attendant demonstrates how to fasten seatbelts, wear oxygen masks and inflate life vests in case of emergency.
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A handful of immigration lawyers gathered at Dulles International Airport outside Washington on Thursday in case of any problems.
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The assurance that, in case of an accident, their computers are programmed to save whoever is in the car?
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Higher debt levels make for increasingly tough scenarios in case of such a destabilizing run on U.S. government debt.
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Human drivers are present in each Waymo minivan in case of emergency, but they refrain from speaking during trips.
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That's because it has massive stockpiles of medication, vaccines, and antidotes stored around the country in case of emergency.
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Nearly 20% of Americans surveyed say they have zero savings in case of emergency, a recent survey by bankrate.
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This view is reinforced by the authorities' record of support for the domestic banking system in case of need.
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In case of disaster, like a hurricane, these straps are all that keeps your house from being completely destroyed.
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The couple should have a cohabitation agreement, which can lead to a fair resolution in case of a split.
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As a result, he has shielded himself from criticism in case of a renewed outbreak or ongoing economic weakness.
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Since the federal government is sprawling and large, it helps to have centralized leadership in case of a crisis.
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You may well even have occasion to thank yourself for it, in case of some hardware loss or disaster.
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BOES CARNEY SAYS BREXIT ENTAILS A VERY LARGE SUPPLY SHOCK, IN CASE OF NO-DEAL IT WOULD BE IMMEDIATE
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Buying insurance means that in case of default they can still get paid back 100 cents on the dollar.
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The guns shoot bullets filled with pepper spray, or pellets that can break glass in case of an emergency.
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But honestly, I don't really, truly expect the supermarkets to be empty in case of a no-deal Brexit.
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While a vehicle is in autonomous mode, a single worker needs to stay on hand in case of problems.
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All the stuff you need in case of an earthquake, but also just a good emergency kit in general.
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One of the motivations was to bolster Britain's continental presence in case of an unlikely Russian attack on NATO.
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"Currently, our military is monitoring related movement in case of additional launch and is maintaining preparedness," the ministry added.
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Getting to safety in case of a hurricane, inland flood, forest fire or other emergency takes careful planning beforehand.
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People have been flocking to Target, Walmart, Costco and Amazon, stocking up in case of prolonged supply chain disruptions.
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After a recent one, the vault now holds well over a million varieties sealed away, in case of disaster.
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They were joined by Meyers&apos own sibling, Josh Meyers, and his "brother in case of emergency," Jack McBrayer.
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He added that the company's debt covenants have no clauses requiring an early repayment in case of a delisting.
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That has prompted a regional hospital to park a life-flight helicopter nearby in case of a medical emergency.
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The Fed, therefore, has the option to respond with further easing in case of weakening demand and employment creation.
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Pack my backpack with Diet Coke and mixed nuts in case of lunchtime hunger, and we're out the door.
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Other unprofitable start-ups have worked to lower their costs and hoard cash in case of a market downturn.
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We will do so in case of an order to stop the administrative review of SOC Gallagher's professional qualification.
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The idea would be to collect stem cells when you're young for use in case of health issues later.
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In case of a breach, deleting old footage gives hackers less access to information about you and your home.
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Kurdish officials have expressed concerns of a possible breakout by IS prisoners in case of fighting in the area.
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Except for Cold War-era alerts from the president in case of nuclear attack, alerting is a local affair.
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A flatbed truck is sent along when it goes to other boroughs and beyond, in case of a breakdown.
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The bank's benchmark rate is already low, at 0.75 percent, leaving policymakers little leeway in case of a recession.
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Simply put, military solutions don't solve political problems, but in case of disaster, the US always has options ready.
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The primaries aren't too interesting, but it's worth putting this on your radar now in case of a wave.
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ZTE must pay a $1 billion penalty and put another $400 million into escrow in case of further violations.
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While US presidents typically have backup plans in case of of foul weather, it appears Trump's team did not.
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It has previously warned it could face $1 billion in tariff costs in case of a so-called hard Brexit.
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As with Alfa and CBM, ratings could be downgraded in case of a marked deterioration in asset quality and capitalisation.
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Many of the women also "wanted to learn basics of self-defense with weapons in case of emergency," she said.
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Investigators also want to assess the neighborhood in case of dropped plane parts, as debris was scattered in the impact.
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"In case of material U.S. sanctions, we would see the CBR being forced to hike by more," Morgan Stanley said.
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I'm still on the fourth season, so I put on headphones and avoid the screen in case of any spoilers.
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Many high school students want to be able to protect their friends and themselves in case of a school shooting.
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Automated checklists used by online vendors greatly reduce the chances of prescribing the pills in case of contraindications, Mehrotra said.
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While the RBI would not defend a particular level, it might sell dollars in case of sharp falls, he said.
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Having Siri literally on hand is useful, and so is being able to come someone in case of an emergency.
|
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Covenant protections, or the buffers investors demand in case of default, are at record lows, according to Moody's Investors Service.
|
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, however, does maintain a stockpile of protective supplies in case of shortage.
|
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The capsule even backed away at one point to test the spacecraft's capability of retreating in case of an emergency.
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This view is reinforced by the authorities' track record of support for the domestic banking system in case of need.
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We keep keys to both locks in a mechanical lockbox in the hallway in case of dead batteries or failures.
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Moreover, all parents, not just older ones, should take steps to provide for their children in case of their deaths.
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"In case of personal history of food allergy it is possible the transfer of an allergen through kissing," Almenara said.
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In case of less significant institutions, the negative impact was 59 basis points for better prepared banks, the ECB added.
|
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The LSE also said that it was activating contingency plans in case of a no-deal Brexit scenario next year.
|
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The EU's executive European Commission had already said it would adopt contingency measures in case of a no-deal Brexit.
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In the 1950s and 1960s public-service broadcasts informed Americans about what to do in case of a nuclear attack.
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And, in case of need, that steady growth momentum can be further — and safely — underpinned by fiscal and monetary policies.
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I don't own a cell phone, I just have it in the car in case of emergencies, it's a TracFone.
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" When asked whether he was ready to levy new taxes in case of retaliation from China, Trump said, "sure, absolutely.
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CodeBlue offers the ability to send a message to a designated support network in case of a mental health emergency.
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Or, you might be a sensitive water sign who could benefit from guarding their heart in case of social strife.
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That said, investors will need to continue to monitor the situation in case of a more serious deterioration in relations.
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SMEs are viewed as risky by lenders as they have limited quality collateral or government backing in case of default.
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They've also produced this documents, brochures, telling citizens what to do in case of emergencies, including the outbreak of war.
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Before this abrupt detainment happens, it&aposs important that you and your family are prepared in case of emergency deportation.
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It reflects Fitch's opinion that UC would have a high propensity to support its Austrian subsidiary in case of need.
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Many have "go bags," filled with essentials so that they can get out of town in case of a disaster.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS As a PHE, Fitch expects HUS to benefit from very strong state support in case of need.
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They are programmed to work with multiple redundancies in case of mechanical failures, and also include sensors and avoidance technology.
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DFCC's Recovery Rating is sensitive to Fitch's assessment of potential recoveries for creditors in case of default or non-performance.
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Eqdom's ratings are based on a high probability of support from SGMB's ultimate majority shareholder SG in case of need.
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Marquise had signed a waiver form allowing Penn State officials to notify his parents in case of a medical emergency.
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I alight from the vehicle and, thinking back to the commander in Iraq, duck my head in case of snipers.
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Here's what they are telling clients to do to weather this volatility and protect themselves in case of a recession.
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Water woes They put the "Doomsday" seed vault up in the Arctic to save us all in case of catastrophe.
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The French government has released a mobile app that will alert the public in case of a suspected terrorist attack.
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Managing director Adil Batyrbekov, 38, will take over as interim chief executive in case of Auezov's departure, the bank said.
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The details are in the "Revocation or Denial of Passport in Case of Certain Delinquencies" section of the FAST Act.
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Another one of the men had a backpack full of chargers and adapters that police detonated in case of danger.
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The IMF said in a statement that the line had been approved as a precaution in case of a crisis.
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At the same time, in case of adverse shocks, this asset class typically generates higher losses than those on mortgages.
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Police are reminding homeowners to keep backup battery-operated, glow stick or hand-cranked lighting available in case of emergencies.
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"We will continue to vigorously protect our rights and will continue to take action in case of infringements," she said.
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In case of C.P.R., our doctor can see how deep the compression of the chest is, and can give feedback.
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My friends' 12-year-old son was instructed on survival techniques in case of a terrorist attack on his school.
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Still, Hartwig said the art complex's plan has always been to keep the artwork in place in case of fire.
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Medical insurance with high deductibles and co-payments threatens families with unpredictable financial setbacks in case of a medical emergency.
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Many remain traumatized from the Sunday quake, aid workers told CNN, afraid to return indoors in case of powerful aftershocks.
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In other words, to try the five basic survival techniques he mentions in case of an apocalypse, but for real.
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Many want to save in case of an economic downturn, but there are other priorities, Greg McBride, CFA for bankrate.
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Santa Barbara Zoo closed Saturday and many animals were placed into cages in case of possible evacuations, zoo officials said.
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If they can't get treatment in case of complications, they're more likely to suffer, potentially spread the disease, and die.
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If you can, start working towards a side hustle so you have a safety net in case of a layoff.
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Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, also pledged to produce ventilators in case of a shortage on Twitter.
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It is a complicated system of straps, carabiners and an emergency blade for cutting it off in case of trouble.
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When he left the house he unspooled the whole thing, he wrote, and brought it along, in case of fire.
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Under supervision, nurses are at the ready with the overdose antidote naloxone and oxygen tanks in case of an emergency.
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FARE's website urges planning and preparedness as vital in case of a shelter-in-place order due to COVID-19.
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As a general preparedness step, you should have a three-day supply of food and water in case of emergencies.
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Tuck a good (but compact) umbrella, like Repel's Easy Touch Umbrella, into your bag, in case of a real downpour.
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Beyond knowing where you stand, you should know how to run — that is, how to evacuate in case of emergencies.
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It's probably best to spare your family the suffering of having to identify your body in case of an accident.
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Though it was established in case of a bioterrorism event and doesn't have enough supplies for every citizen, it's there.
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These items include: Instructions in case of death: Be sure to include details such as burial or living-will wishes.
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His right foot got stuck under the cover used to protect the court overnight or in case of heavy rain.
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In case of an outbreak that spreads within US communities, what can you do to protect yourself and your family?
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But the bed was comfy enough that I slept soundly — with the covers over my head in case of mosquitos.
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The main purpose of its exercise is to stimulate defense and counterattack in case of war with NATO member countries.
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Download the mobile app for your airline to keep tabs on your flight status in case of delays or cancellations.
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It has also created a false alert correction template, so in case of an error, it can be corrected quickly.
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It even has a medical ID function that lets you share your medical profile with ease in case of emergencies.
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The Federal Aviation Administration is (rightfully) adamant about keeping the emergency exits and aisles clear in case of an emergency.
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Experts recommend keeping a three-month supply of any prescription drugs you take on hand in case of that disruption.
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Neither should the ESM's role as a mediator in case of a debt restructuring make such an event more likely.
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They also want to have a large cash buffer on hand in case of a financial or international political crisis.
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The Svalbard Global Seed Vault -- where copies of crop seeds are stored in case of global catastrophe -- is located there.
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Individual states maintain their own requirements for notification in case of a breach, and they are enforced by state AGs.
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That way, you can report them accurately to the IRS, and you will have documentation in case of any disputes.
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Many other venture capital firms are also in a position to become more aggressive in case of a market downturn.
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He added that the production had an "uninterruptible power supply" in case of any energy shortages or sudden power outages.
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After all, that would signal that the US has three sea-based airports ready for use in case of war.
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Second step was deleting the phone numbers of the men I have on call in case of a horniness emergency.
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It is essential that states use backup paper ballots to verify election results in case of recounts or electoral irregularities.
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Others have pointed out that a nationwide recount in case of an extremely close election would be extremely difficult and expensive.
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"In case of a tragedy there is not much to say, but you have to be with the person," he said.
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Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said Suga said authorities are taking precautionary measures in case of any retaliation by his followers.
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Included with the purchase is the scale, three AAA batteries, and a free 12-month guarantee in case of any problems.
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And after the rest is said and done I don't even have enough to put back in case of an emergency.
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Her advice: Make sure you're prepared in case of an emergency, or job loss or worse, a death in the family.
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While China has stepped in to stabilize the yuan in recent sessions, markets remain on edge in case of further weakness.
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The International Energy Agency's 29 member countries also store petroleum, which can be made available in case of a supply disruption.
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Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said Friday that authorities are taking precautionary measures in case of any retaliation by his followers.
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A high level of integration and common branding also provide strong motivation to support in case of need, in Fitch's view.
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In case of rain, the show will move underground to the mezzanine above the N, R, Q and W line.facebook.com/witchinghour666
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"We continue to expect sizeable stimulus only in case of a deeper downturn," Oliver Rakau, an economist at Oxford Economics, said.
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But her plan isn't in case of a natural disaster—it's for a possible raid by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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In the basement there are tiny white benches made for toddlers placed in a circle, just in case of another attack.
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He also believes it would be advisable for Irom to stay near medical resources in case of any unlikely unexpected complications.
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Break in Case of Emergency, the debut novel from Slate writer Jessica Winter, is not, by contrast, a profoundly powerful novel.
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He also mentioned the possibility that chemical and biological weapons might be used by the North in case of a conflict.
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European Financial Affairs Commissioner Pierre Moscovici said Europe was preparing immediate counter-measures just in case of a major trade skirmish.
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It's also a good idea to travel with your pet's up-to-date vet records in case of emergencies, too. 2.
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We knew exactly what to do in case of a wildfire: Get as many people on the buses as you can.
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Earlier this year, Uber began testing a phone number within its app that passengers can dial in case of an emergency.
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THAAD is a missile defense system the US is deploying in South Korea in case of an attack by North Korea.
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The pizza chain began preparing to restart the free pizza program last week, in case of a second shutdown, Lastoria said.
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Merck has promised to ensure that 300,000 doses of the vaccine will be available in case of a new Ebola flareup.
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We also take into account some scope for reducing future distributions to shareholders and expansion capex in case of operating underperformance.
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After that, the center will rely on electric grid power – or the three remaining diesel generators in case of a blackout.
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The Global Seed Vault opened in 2008 as a way to protect and preserve seeds in case of worldwide agricultural calamity.
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The survey also found that suspicions of voter fraud in case of a hypothetical Clinton win are increasing among Trump supporters.
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YM: (Imagines spending all her hours frantically scanning all media in case of book talk.) OK. Sorry to let you down.
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He cut out her testicles and then sutured the incision, instructing the unnamed woman to "call 911" in case of complication.
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There are quite a few things we should always have in our bag in case of minor emergency, but rarely do.
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In case of problems with smaller companies, there is a guarantee fund that protects policyholders if their provider goes belly-up.
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The D-Cap analysis reflects the minimal risk of payment discontinuation on the covered bonds in case of insolvency of CBK.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Below-average Recoveries for Unsecured Bondholders The bond rating reflects below-average recovery expectations in case of default.
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The motivation: to limit their London exposure in case of a "hard Brexit" - where Britain loses access to the single market.
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Some of the groups have grants expiring on March 31 and are developing contingency plans in case of a funding lapse.
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Residents in the area should prepare and review emergency plans in case of evacuation, the civil defense agency warned on Wednesday.
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Ahead of the verdict, schools were shut and 4,000 security officers were deployed to the area in case of sectarian violence.
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"It is essential to mission success because it provides defense for the aircraft in case of hostile threats or enemy engagement."
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La Stampa cites a preparatory document saying that in case of emergency the fund can take control of the "target bank".
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But the little-regulated token sale process as it stands provides little protection for investors in case of fraud or loss.
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This brings up the "Break in case of emergency" fire axe alternative that will probably never be seriously considered: Trade Harden.
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Some savings accounts come with an ATM card so you can easily access your funds, like in case of an emergency.
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In the United States, officials continue to warn that big banks there lack credible plans in case of a financial collapse.
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He said this was evidence that Apple was stockpiling components in case of any disruption and showed the company was concerned.
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Bring two warm, washable, packable puffy blankets: one for cuddling when the temperature drops, and a spare in case of airsickness.
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Just like having a fire escape plan, there's a need for all families to have in-case-of-emergency pandemic plans.
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During their time on Parris Island, recruits are permitted one phone call in case of an emergency or an exceptional circumstance.
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I asked our bankers if the empty SUV was carrying spare human organs in case of a medical emergency; they laughed.
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I will always have the urge to jump over sidewalk cracks and stash old water bottles in case of natural disaster.
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Though batteries are generally useful to have in many emergency situations, stockpiling batteries in case of a coronavirus quarantine isn't necessary.
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Instead, he said, universities should better educate researchers about existing rules and what to do in case of intellectual property theft.
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He hadn't wanted to have his nails painted in case of a trial: You never know what a juror might think.
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The Olympic Alpine calendar included days built into the schedule in case of weather delays when it was formed months ago.
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She also said the Army Corps should assess current facilities that could be used for medical reasons in case of emergency.
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In the emotional aftermath for the family, one thing made the grieving process less stressful: Myrna's "in case of death" preparations.
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The suit provides protection and oxygen to the astronauts in case of an accident that causes the capsule to become depressurized.
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In case of cartel violence, we were instructed to drop everything and sprint for the crossing on our group leader's signal.
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This reflects our view of the high likelihood that CBK would support its US commercial paper programme, in case of need.
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The deputy secretary is first in line to perform the duties of secretary in case of vacancy, according to DHS regulations.
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In Colorado, teachers received buckets and kitty litter for students to use as toilets in case of a prolonged school lockdown.
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Kentucky had required abortion clinics to maintain deals with ambulances and hospitals to transport and transfer women in case of complications.
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The new measures should remain in place for up to three years, but can be reviewed in case of changed circumstances.
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"In case of such an invitation, Turkey will decide itself about what kind of initiative to undertake," Mr. Erdogan said Monday.
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Amazon has built a way for the drone to automatically find a safe landing place in case of an emergency landing.
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She often picked her seat in class strategically near the exits so she had an "escape plan" in case of emergency.
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His idea, in contrast, contains feedback measures and sensors that would trigger alarms in case of malfunction or inadequate oxygen flow.
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Le Drian said that in case of a cyber attack, the country could respond in kind as well as with conventional weapons.
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The drug's infusion takes 60 hours and necessitates supervision in case of dizziness or fainting, which some patients experienced during clinical trials.
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Typically, Waymo and other driverless car startups use a human who's ready to take over driving duties in case of an emergency.
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In the meantime, the bank also failed its "living will" test for how it would be unwound in case of a crisis.
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Grenfell Tower's residents claim that the management organization never provided detailed information about what they should do in case of a fire.
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Still not feeling well, I take my anti-nausea medicine which I'm prescribed in case of emergencies (this was a dire emergency).
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I had figured that everyone I knew needed one to keep in the glove compartment, in case of a car accident, obviously.
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At one point, he became so fearful that he resorted to sleeping outside, away from his children, in case of another strike.
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The report determined there are only 277,376 shelter spaces available statewide in case of emergencies, despite an estimated population of 1.4 million.
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He had been taught in school to call the number in case of an emergency and decided to try it at home.
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While Fitch considers Connells strategic for the group, we view it as an additional potential source of capital, in case of need.
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Erdogan also told Putin that Turkey will use its self-defense rights in case of a similar attack, the Turkish presidency said.
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You can't afford to have frame drops from the dashboard camera, for example, because that is critical information in case of accidents.
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To prepare, her family has put up plywood and shutters as well as sandbags on their garage door in case of flooding.
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Thousands of NATO troops were sent to the Baltic states last year to serve as tripwires in case of any Russian aggression.
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Regulators have expressed hesitation about allowing fully autonomous cars on the road without someone behind the wheel, in case of an emergency.
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"In case of criminal acts, the United Nations will do everything possible to ensure that justice is done," the U.N. chief said.
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The Indonesian authorities have not yet issued an evacuation order, but are rushing to repair damaged roads in case of an exodus.
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And so Tesla has installed 23 Powerpacks at an Osaka station for the Kintetsu Railway as a backup in case of emergency.
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Chancellor Philip Hammond has built up a fiscal war-chest to spend more in case of a Brexit shock to the economy.
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PB PB's IDRs, SR and SRF are underpinned by the moderate probability of support from the Azerbaijan authorities, in case of need.
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CF Carlos Gomez was available only in case of emergency Saturday and that made him doubtful for play until early next week.
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Boche said the expected flow would be mainly from France to Spain but the interconnector would be reversible in case of need.
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Washington, Illinois, and Wisconsin all have National Guard cybersecurity units on call to assist election officials in case of a digital attack.
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Different rating levels for each entity's debt instruments reflect varying recovery prospects in case of default according to seniority of the claims.
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" — Levi Tillemann "Pepper spray doesn't cost much and it can be safely stored in a break glass in case of emergency cabinet.
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Sixty-one percent of people in this country don't have the recommended six months of living expenses saved in case of emergency.
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"The process would be long," Oudea said about negotiations in case of a Brexit vote, or vote to quit the EU grouping.
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The two banks' Recovery Ratings are sensitive to Fitch's assessment of potential recoveries for creditors in case of default or non-performance.
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Its European deposit insurance scheme (EDIS) is meant to cover insured savers (up to 100,000 euros) in case of a bank failure.
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"There is also support to explore the possibility of reducing member states' co-financing rates in case of severe downturns," he said.
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The Papago GoSafe 249.99 records in HD even when your car is parked, and automatically saves files in case of a collision.
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Financial flexibility is also supported by the group's ability to lower or delay investment in case of greater-than-planned earnings weakening.
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Starting in November, Hawaii's disaster warning plan will include a new protocol in case of a nuclear attack, CNN affiliate KNHL reports.
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The one notch for loss severity reflects Fitch's view of below-average recovery prospects for the notes in case of an NVE.
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The recovery rating of 'RR4' assigned to Invatlan's senior debt issuance reflects the average expected recovery in case of the company liquidation.
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Firms should therefore press ahead with plans in case of a "hard" Brexit next March, such as setting up new EU hubs.
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In case of insufficient assets in a fund to satisfy potential creditors, no recourse to PAT's or to TS's assets is envisaged.
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The partial guarantee reduces the loss severity in case of default, raising the issuance's rating by one notch above Ciputra Residence's rating.
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Some reports suggest that the government will soon advise citizens to stockpile food and water in case of a major terrorist attack.
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She carried one grenade on each hip: one to use against the enemy, one to blow herself up in case of capture.
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That doesn't mean this speedy triad should be demoted or even stuffed in glass as a "Break-in-Case-of-Emergency" axe.
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And they also need to overcome redundancies and algorithmic protections meant to make networks resilient in case of unintentional outages or bugs.
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In particular, he said the restaurant made sure to have a backup plan in case of internet malfunctions or Wi-Fi issues.
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It has already received requests from buyers in California, who want to use it as a shelter in case of forest fires.
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VWFS AG provided the PIO to bondholders to buy back the bonds and cover outstanding coupons in case of default by VWBR.
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One prepper, firearms instructor Dave Stutts, showed Insider the "bug out bag," of supplies he keeps on hand in case of disaster.
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Hybrid and subordinated debt, equalling a sizeable 7% of risk-weighted assets, could serve as an extra buffer in case of failure.
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The one notch for loss severity reflects Fitch's view of below-average recovery prospects for the notes in case of non-performance.
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The nonprofit groups will have to maintain a record of their donors, so the IRS can check in case of an audit.
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For an outdoor wedding, ask the venue what their options are in case of rain or other inclement weather during the ceremony.
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The injury to his right hand would have made it difficult for Otzi to prepare his weapons in case of another attack.
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In the photo below, two men are using sand bags full of mud to make a wall in case of further landslides.
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In case of a tie, the job whose bonus represents a higher percentage of total compensation took the higher spot, notes LinkedIn.
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Chase is in the hands of the Kenya Deposit Insurance Corporation, a state body that protects depositors in case of bank failure.
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Cal Fire sent an additional eight ambulances, two medical helicopters and five medic engines to the prison in case of further injuries.
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"Some venue staff have access to their phones at all times inside the space," Mr. Dugoni said, in case of an emergency.
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The Constitution only empowers the vice president to preside over the Senate and to cast a vote in case of a tie.
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The two accountants - in this case Cullinan and Martha Ruiz - are driven there separately, in case of an accident or traffic delays.
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VWFS AG provides the PIO to bondholders to buy back the bonds and cover outstanding coupons in case of default by VWBR.
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Cloud storage also ensures that you have a backup in case of a hard drive crash, or if you lose your phone.
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But there wasn't really protocol that you learned in case of emergency, because for the most part, it's a pretty slow disaster.
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"There's no such intention, we are just preparing ourselves in case of an event that could lead to an intervention," Kassab said.
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They effectively locked it away in a glass box marked "break in case of Republican president" – and left it unbroken in 2012.
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Follow along as Lucie demonstrates what the pros do to keep beachgoers safe and how they act fast in case of emergency.
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In case of a six-month delay, state-controlled EDF would have to refund several hundred million euros of CGN's initial investment.
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Extended warrantyYour purchases aren&apost just protected in case of damage or theft — both cards also offer extended warranty as a benefit.
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In case of potential flooding in your home, an ice chest is a good place to store your technology, Dr. Redlener said.
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In case of a medical emergency, the ICE Contact app allows emergency medical workers to access important phone numbers and medical information.
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Under federal law, the only exceptions for which abortion can be performed with federal funds is in case of rape or incest.
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In case of a stalemate, the president could envision a nonelected person chosen on the basis of expertise in forming a government.
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If the fighting got too close, Lafarge had an evacuation plan that included buses to get them out in case of danger.
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The contingency plans are complicated — and some doubt they will be sufficient to tackle the challenges in case of a no-deal.
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Those who take medications should bring more than what they need for the trip in case of an emergency, Dr. Susskind added.
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Meanwhile, at the headquarters of the intelligence agency, a strict new protocol has been put in place in case of another raid.
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The van operated under a Bulgarian license plate, in order to save insurance money and avoid legal troubles in case of accidents.
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Nearly 70,000 people could be affected in case of a collapse at the Guajataca Dam, the Puerto Rican governor, Ricardo Rosselló, said.
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In the years before smartphones, he would go to bed with a pager clipped to his underwear in case of urgent calls.
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His entire cabinet, which includes politicians from various pro-independence parties, also approved the document to dilute responsibility in case of prosecution.
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In return for providing free storage space to them, Japan gets a priority claim on the stockpiles in case of an emergency.
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And he has to settle for that in part because a thrower's second-best throw determines it in case of a tie!
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Schillerova echoed Prime Minister Andrej Babis on Friday in that the state would not cut investments in case of a worsening slowdown.
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One of them was a drug interdiction fund, the other a military construction fund available only in case of a national emergency.
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There are also many one-way exits around the school that can be opened in case of a fire or other emergency.
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We also take into account some scope for flexing down future distributions to shareholders and expansion capex in case of operating underperformance.
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That means they have an insurance card, but their coverage doesn't provide adequate financial protection in case of a serious medical event.
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Some are now making contingency plans to move certain activities and staff to Dublin or Frankfurt in case of "Brexit", bankers say.
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Spanish emergency services warned of the possibility of flash floods and urged to motorists to be vigilant in case of strong winds.
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Opposition groups and doctors have warned that the healthcare system might be dangerously overstretched in case of a big spike in infections.
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North Korea keeps many of its weapons-related facilities underground to protect them from outside monitoring or attacks in case of war.
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Nevertheless, deflation risks could re-intensify in case of adverse shocks increasing the real debt burden in the public and private sectors.
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Some athletes have airbags in their suits to protect them in case of a crash, but the use of these is not compulsory.
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BERLIN – NATO&aposs secretary-general says the alliance wouldn&apost come to Israel&aposs defense in case of attack by arch enemy Iran.
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In case of such an escalation, oil would rally further, the yen would spike and Japan's domestic defensive stocks would outperform international stocks.
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Early testers had agreed to always watch the road in case of emergencies, but many didn't—and it put them at serious risk.
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Below, experts share what you need to know in case of a bite, and how to avoid the spiders in the first place.
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Its durable construction ensures it'll stay right where you put it and hold up just fine in case of accidental drops or splashes.
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When the gunfire stopped, they moved slowly towards the hotel lobby, checking for ditches to dive into in case of a grenade attack.
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One senior EU official said it is too early to consider European sanctions that can snap back in case of Iranian non-compliance.
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On one hand, AT&T deserves praise for having a placeholder data breach page ready to go in case of a data breach.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Upside for the banks' ratings is currently limited, but could arise in case of an overall improvement in the operating environment.
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NASA astronaut Jessica Meir participates in water survival training in case of an emergency water landing, in Noginsk, Russia, on April 5, 2018.
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Moderate liquidity support could also be made available by the parent bank, Credit Europe Bank N.V. (CEB; BB-/RWP), in case of need.
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The company said it raised the funding to meet growing borrower demand, but also partly as preparation in case of worsening economic conditions.
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Defying evangelical opposition to divorce, she argued for a woman's entitlement to divorce in case of infidelity or threat to her personal safety.
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There's also the million-gallon water tank that allows museum staff to irrigate a large area in case of a fire, Lapin said.
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In past elections, as per Virginia law, the state board draws the winner's name out of a bowl in case of a tie.
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There, a small number of handpicked hackers practice with regular military units how to conduct cyber operations against enemies in case of war.
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In the show, Mika informs Jaime (Matt Letscher), Kiki's boss, of the plan she and Kiki had formed in case of Kiki's capture.
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The way these trucks were positioned suggest they're being used as a barricade or a protective barrier in case of a terrorist attack.
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That backup measure will remain available for use in case of a future interruption, according to the statement on the restoration of power.
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The Recovery Rating on DFCC's notes is sensitive to Fitch's assessment of potential recoveries for creditors in case of default or non-performance.
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"After those lessons, my children have gained the survival skills and techniques they need to survive in case of an accident," says Yanes.
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If ever there was a time to use that leftover PTO you've been saving in case of an emergency, well, this is it.
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The Governing Council is, therefore, determined to act in case of adverse contingencies and also stands ready to adjust all of its instruments.
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In Britain, Brexit supporters suggest that, in case of a second referendum, the Leave campaign should employ the rallying cry "Tell them again".
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BMW said in September it was moving the annual maintenance shutdown for its Oxford Mini plant to April in case of Brexit disruption.
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In case of a change in cabin pressure, let Oscar winner Cuba Gooding Jr. show you how to put on your oxygen mask.
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The line was being run at tenth-speed so that Tesla could develop better safeguards in case of a malfunction or other accidents.
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AppleCare is available for 20% off, starting at $79 as opposed to $99, so you're protected in case of accidental drops or spills.
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Some, like the possibility of getting a one-minute video replay (useful in case of crash) are nearly there, but aren't fully implemented.
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Accordingly, the support-driven IDRs on the banks will likely be downgraded in case of the sovereign and the Country Ceiling being downgraded.
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PA, to cover the risk of not being paid for the goods and services they provide in case of insolvency or other problems.
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To add to pressure on May, Irish nationalist party Sinn Fein warned London of a unity referendum in case of no-deal Brexit.
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Many young Americans are riddled in debt, are behind on retirement saving, and don't have enough cash on hand in case of emergencies.
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For the reveler, they suggest coming up with a script in case of harassment or assault before you even get to the venue.
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More bracelets are required that can cover longer ranges – and, ideally, they would operate as a two-way system in case of emergencies.
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Though it was said to delete all stored information, some "full delete" data was kept on file to in case of credit disputes.
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"Preparing schoolchildren and teachers through mock exercises at school about saving their lives in case of disasters is of unprecedented value," he said.
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The affirmation of the ratings reflects Fitch's continued belief of a high probability of support from the Bulgarian sovereign, in case of need.
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The $989.8 million standby arrangement had been secured to cushion the economy in case of unforeseen external shocks but it expired this week.
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One critique of phasing out bottled water completely might be that portable and disposable water sources are needed in case of an emergency.
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He explained that he bought some June monthly SPY puts to hedge his equity portfolio in case of a drop in the market.
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That's why we're really pleased to offer drivers this package with IPSE so they have more support in case of illness or injury.
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The suitcases are described to me as if they were teardown go bags, ready to be deployed in case of any smartphone emergency.
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In Fitch's view the probability is high that Turkiye Finans and Kuveyt Turk would receive support from their parents, in case of need.
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The question is under what authority this happens, on what grounds, with which exemptions in case of urgency, and with what retrospective scrutiny.
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But investors have also lent more cheaply to big banks on the assumption that they will get bailed out in case of trouble.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS As a PHE, Fitch expects that CHU of Rennes to benefit from very strong state support in case of need.
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The phones also come preloaded with calling minutes, free to use, to allow for calls to local healthcare providers in case of emergency.
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More from Tonic: For the next few years, I kept a few of these things nearby in case of emergencies or extenuating circumstances.
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"I probably just buy some call options on the S&P 500," to hedge in case of the 50 bps move, Ren said.
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He explained that all luxury shirts have extra buttons sewn in, so that in case of loss, there would be a replacement available.
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In previous spacewalks, the more junior crew member would venture out first, leaving the commander at the controls in case of an emergency.
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The successful transplant and birth adds to the list of reasons to offer your own organs for transplants in case of a catastrophe.
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Many of the troublemakers were clad in black, with scarves and goggles to repel tear gas and helmets in case of baton charges.
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EDF's new EPR reactor, under construction in Flamanville, has a giant ashtray-like bowl that can contain a core in case of meltdown.
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Previous Tesla owners will also be prioritized; possibly because they're also more likely to be friendly to the company in case of trouble.
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Volin, I learned, kept a suitcase packed with warm clothes behind the couch, ready in case of arrest and sentence to the Gulag.
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The Outlook on the Long-Term IDR could be revised to Stable in case of a similar action on the Macedonian sovereign rating.
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German and French politicians have warned that London would get no special favors and should expect tough talks in case of a Brexit.
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In my case, the school reserved the right to bill me up to $3,500 in case of damage to the car or track.
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While the demonstrations at Auburn were largely peaceful, security measures and extra staff had been put in place in case of any violence.
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All the borrowers had the status of IEG (Industries Electriques et Gazieres) employees which forbids any redundancy, except in case of serious misconduct.
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But in case of emergency, Liles keeps a PlayStation in the bunk of his cabin to ward off the fatigue of the road.
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You'd be better off spending your time before a storm getting your things off the floor of your basement, in case of flooding.
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The camera contains redundant electronics in case of an issue, according to the Space Telescope Science Institute, so it will hopefully be fine.
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Most cross-border deals with Russian companies, for example, are subject to arbitration in case of dispute rather than litigation in Russia itself.
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An open-heart surgery team was standing by in case of complications, which is common during these types of procedures, according to Ketchell.
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A single parent to 4-year-old Mio, her decision came while stacking tins of tomatoes and spaghetti in case of "no deal".
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And as the Trump administration threatens U.S. allies with tariffs, Beijing is courting European countries for support in case of a trade war.
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Analysts say it's important for any administration to be able to quickly access the expertise of former officials in case of national emergencies.
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The void has stayed sealed and kaiju are no longer an imminent threat, though Rangers still train in case of a return appearance.
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"In case of any threat, we will have not even an iota of doubt to protect and defend the Iranian waters," Tangsiri added.
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His teams were still helping people flee villages on the front line and preparing in case of a mass evacuation of the city.
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"We've got a kegerator and 11 gallons of beer, pulse oximeters, and oxygen concentrators in case of a ration in healthcare," he added.
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She said people should be sure they have adequate insurance in case of events like home fires or thefts of valuables like jewelry.
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Instead of tariffs, the nations would set up a system for monitoring and enforcement in case of import surges into the United States.
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Last week, the Jilin Daily, a provincial newspaper, advised residents on how to react in case of a nuclear explosion or radioactive fallout.
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EU rules allow a temporary deviation from the deficit goals in case of exceptional events, including severe economic recession and major natural disasters.
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I had one medication I took on an in-case-of-emergency basis (primarily because of the price tag: $200 for 60 pills).
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EU rules allow a temporary deviation from the deficit goals in case of exceptional events, including severe economic recession and major natural disasters.
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Americans have responded to the outbreak by stocking up on supplies like hand sanitizer and masks and preparing in case of a quarantine.
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While some people have already begun putting themselves in self-isolation, others are stocking up on food in case of a mandatory quarantine.
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It's always stocked at my parents' house and is a no-brainer pick in case of an emergency face wash deficit while traveling.
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But Trump is using a loophole in the Arms Export Control Act that allows him to bypass the process in case of emergency.
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For instance, you may want to keep a cash cushion in case of emergency, rather than committing to spending it all at once.
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"By requesting for a clearance, the police board may know who to hold responsible in case of a public disorder," Mr. Conteh said.
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But the injuries have also forced Atkinson to give key minutes to "Break Glass In Case Of Emergency" type players like Theo Pinson.
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The embattled characters portrayed here may be always on the defensive, with knives, belts and mace at the ready in case of emergency.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe on Monday asked his ministers to prepare contingency measures in case of a no-deal Brexit.
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Agency protocol allows for Long to have a contingency aide with him to ensure secure communications in case of an emergency, Politico noted.
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"Our military is monitoring the situation in case of additional launches and maintaining a readiness posture," the Joint Chiefs said in a statement.
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Tsipras said that his leftist-led government would assess the country's fiscal progress and promised handouts to the vulnerable, in case of outperformance.
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Senator Jim Risch, the Republican chairman of the foreign relations panel, warned of U.S. retaliation in case of an attack on U.S. troops.
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Senator Jim Risch, the Republican chairman of the foreign relations panel, warned of U.S. retaliation in case of an attack on U.S. troops.
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In case of a tie at a caucus site, delegates will be decided by which campaign chooses the highest card from a deck.
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Herrera said the bonds would work as a "type of insurance" and would be channeled to help impacted populations in case of emergency.
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WORLD HEALTH ORGANISATION SAYS IT IS GIVING GUIDANCE TO HOSPITALS WORLDWIDE ABOUT INFECTION CONTROL IN CASE OF SPREAD OF NEW CORONAVIRUS FROM CHINA
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Firefighters also deployed floating oil-absorbent booms in the water in case of a fuel spill, but none occurred, the fire department said.
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Twin FedEx trucks made up a mini-motorcade, one for Bao Bao and the other a backup in case of a vehicle breakdown.
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AXA said that the French protection of Uber workers would cover medical expenses, disability indemnities, and survivor benefits in case of an accident.
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Smarter Driving Like any family member, they need to be protected in case of a crash, but also should not distract the driver.
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The wall is already covered with toilet paper rolls, but a few extra sheets are tucked behind the note, in case of emergency.
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Conversely, Halyk's ratings may be downgraded in case of additional deterioration in the quality of legacy loans, or significant impairment of new loans.
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She been working overtime and saving as much money as possible over the past few months just in case of a prolonged strike.
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Their enforcement mechanism takes the form of bilateral consultations at technical levels that could escalate to top echelons in case of serious disagreements.
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The odd man out may end up in Class AAA Las Vegas as insurance in case of a rotation injury in the majors.
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Almost every business takes credit cards anyway, but I always keep about $20-50 of cash on me, just in case of emergencies.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk said Wednesday on Twitter that the company would make ventilators in case of a shortage during the coronavirus pandemic.
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They have accumulated cash cushions to deploy in case of an assault on their currencies and aggressively fought inflation by raising interest rates.
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The administration has insisted that they were meant as defensive weapons and could be deployed rapidly in case of a new Russian incursion.
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It can still break if it's seriously mishandled; instead, think of it as having a little extra insurance in case of an accident.
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Finance minister Philip Hammond has built up a fiscal war-chest to spend more in case of a Brexit shock to the economy.
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For another, grids need a certain amount of reserve power online at all times as a buffer in case of accident or disruption.
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"Safety measures were more severe, and the training in case of an accident was more intense," she explains about the ships carrying oil.
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PBTR could be downgraded in case of a downgrade of PB, and the Outlook could be revised back to Stable in case of a similar action on PB. At the same time, PBTR's rating may be affirmed at its current level even in case of a downgrade of PB, if either (i) a longer track record of support and integration in Fitch's view warrants an equalisation of parent and subsidiary ratings, considering also the lower (B category) rating level; or (ii) PBRT's standalone profile strengthens to an extent that it is broadly in line with that of its parent.
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At the same time, SB's and GB's Long-Term IDRs of 'BB-' and Support Ratings of '3' continue to reflect the moderate probability of support, in case of need, from VEB, taking into account: (i) their full ownership by VEB; (ii) the track record of equity and liquidity support to date; and (iii) potential reputational risk for VEB in case of them defaulting.
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Altogether nine offshore fields had been at risk of a shutdown in case of a strike, the industry group announced ahead of the negotiations.
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EpiPens are preloaded injections of epinephrine (adrenaline) used in case of a dangerous allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis that could cause death if untreated.
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Carol tells Fury to use it in case of emergency, and 20 years later, thanks to Thanos' snap, we actually see him use it.
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Fuel up: Keep your gas tank close to full in case of a power outage, but don't drive in the middle of an earthquake.
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Instead of going barefaced when she sleeps, the singer prefers to keep on a full face of makeup in case of an unexpected emergency.
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