It's like, "In the event of this person dying, in the event of someone else copies a …" Yeah.
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Gains in the event of a Conservative majority are expected to be less pronounced, since this is largely priced in, according to ING's analysts, who expect the pound to rise to $1.35 in the event of a large Conservative majority and $1.33 in the event of a slender majority.
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The president has a well-thought-out protocol in the event of a nuclear attack on the U.S., but sadly has no such protocol exists in the event of a massive cyberattack.
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In the event of a shock there's a real problem.
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They needed five seats in the event of her loss.
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In the event of a penile fracture, do not stop.
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Who's going to participate in the event of an injury?
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In the event of a Trump victory: bloody, bloody red.
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Responsibility in the event of an accident is another worry.
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In the event of a sudden stop, every inch counts.
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Nearly always catastrophic results in the event of a failure.
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Whom would you choose in the event of conflicting needs?
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In the event of a tie vote the motion fails.
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In the event of a tie vote, the motion fails.
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In the event of a return, customers get cash back.
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In the event of incidents, contact the Ministry of Culture.
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That helps shield personal assets in the event of a lawsuit.
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In the event of a conflict, America could be drawn in.
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In the event of no deal, the losses would nearly double.
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They will be better prepared in the event of another disaster.
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What would you do in the event of a zombie apocalypse?
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And also, in the event of a Clinton presidency, bragging rights.
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Life insurance can protect you in the event of a tragedy.
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This could arise in the event of a sovereign rating action.
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What would you do in the event of a zombie apocalypse?
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Photo: APThe Center for Disease Control's January 16th special session advising Americans on what to do in the event of a nuclear war will now be about what to do in the event of, uh, flu season.
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What is the airline protocol in the event of a medical emergency?
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In the event of any setback, he is liable to double down.
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These benefits evaporate overnight in the event of a no-deal exit.
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"We have an emergency plan in the event of collapse," he said.
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They have food that lasts even in the event of thermonuclear war.
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The FDIC insures customer deposits in the event of a bank failure.
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What role do your suppliers play in the event of an attack?
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In the event of an attack or incident, the screen turns red.
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What will America do in the event of a Peep-less Easter?
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In the event of a crash, it comes with four replacement blades.
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That will serve women well in the event of divorce or widowhood.
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The FDIC insures customer deposits in the event of a bank failure.
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And in the event of a sudden change, we'll let you know.
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Such minerals, it seems, only occur in the event of catastrophic destruction.
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Senior bonds take priority over junior bonds in the event of liquidation.
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Holders of the swaps benefit in the event of a debt default.
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In the event of an actual emergency further instructions will be provided.
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In 1956, it added protection in the event of long-term disability.
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Life insurance can protect your family in the event of your death.
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In the event of a catastrophic injury, you could be financially ruined.
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In the event of nuclear war, the odds are we'd never know.
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Even in the event of a deal, another potentially major roadblock remains.
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Even in the event of a deal, another potentially major roadblock remains.
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Of course, that could change in the event of a second referendum.
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It will help keep him safe in the event of a meltdown.
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Interconnectors with Europe should continue to flow in the event of Brexit.
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And in the event of war, they take that away from us.
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In the event of Rousseff's impeachment, Vice President Temer will take over.
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The program was designed to keep portions of the M20 motorway open only to heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) in the event of disruption to services across the English Channel in the event of a disorderly break with Europe.
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Since Madame Tussauds is a privately owned company, it will stay open in the event of a shutdown, however, the Smithsonian museums, which are owned by the federal government, would close next week in the event of a shutdown.
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However, the hopes may be dim even in the event of Democratic control.
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In the event of losing your auricle, there are a few immediate effects.
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The unit will be activated in the "event of war," the official said.
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The only exception the court provided is in the event of an emergency.
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I keep a small pharmacy on hand in the event of an illness.
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In the event of widespread severe weather or another significant event on Sept.
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AI also can help reduce crash severity in the event of an accident.
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In the event of the tie, Vice President Mike Pence will break it.
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In the event of a hung parliament, Mr Misick could become a kingmaker.
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The FHA insurance protects the lender in the event of a borrower default.
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In the event of an escalation, will Mr Trump still defend Saudi Arabia?
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Of course that also has a significance in the event of coalition soundings.
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Under this framework, noteholders rank ahead of shareholders in the event of bankruptcy.
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Such preference gives deposit liabilities superior recovery prospects in the event of default.
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Previously, the chairman had the casting vote in the event of a tie.
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In the event of large tax repatriation, we can see appetite improving further.
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ING thinks the pound may slip to $1.32 in the event of Brexit.
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Clinton would likely demand the same in the event of a Trump victory.
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The policies promise a $1,000 payout in the event of an unexpected death.
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Subordinated bondholders rank behind holders of senior debt in the event of default.
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In the event of a bankruptcy and liquidation, employees also get paid last.
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In the event of a natural disaster, Marines can assist in disaster relief.
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Safeguards such as down payments provide some protection in the event of default.
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The authorities were also concerned about further collapses in the event of aftershocks.
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Follow proper safety measures in the event of any additional aftershocks or quakes.
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Multiple school systems are taking advanced precautions in the event of an outbreak.
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In the event of a crash, an interferometer could potentially do a checkup.
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Making correct decisions in the event of a power failure is more challenging.
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Sadly, in the event of a pandemic, our hospitals would be similarly overwhelmed.
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In the event of war, it is he who will bear full responsibility.
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They could be called back in the event of a financial market emergency.
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In the event of a death, that is what you would get paid.
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Aside from laws that would take effect in the event of Roe v.
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The troops also provide protection in the event of spreading chaos or instability.
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"In the event of things getting sticky at the ports, we'd look for alternative routes into the country," he added, saying the company had obtained Authorised Economic Operator status, which should speed-up border checks in the event of hold-ups.
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"In the event of an evacuation, you MUST return within 72 HOURS," it said.
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UPS said it's trying to avoid disruptions in the event of a work stoppage.
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Together they provide fiscal leeway in the event of rising expenses or economic volatility.
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This rating illustrates Fitch's expectation for superior recovery prospects in the event of default.
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In the event of a triggering event, the AIDPA provides for certain notice requirements.
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In the event of a standoff over border funding that pushes past the Dec.
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What happens in the event of 23andMe ever getting acquired by a larger entity?
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It has threatened, in the event of war, to infiltrate fighters across the frontier.
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Conversely, negative rating action may occur in the event of material asset quality deterioration.
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In the event of a death: What are ways to honor this person's memory?
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Vice President Mike Pence would vote in the event of a 50-50 tie.
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In the event of a tie, the prosecutor can ask for a new trial.
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But sometimes the process goes haywire, particularly in the event of a genetic mutation.
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Ireland has promised its farmers help in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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In the event of a "remain" vote, Cameron predicted an investment surge into Britain.
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"But in the event of a hard Brexit, those questions do arise," he said.
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SMMF's National Ratings may be downgraded in the event of weakening linkages with SMMA.
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Other energy sources have already proven themselves unworthy in the event of a catastrophe.
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U.S. depositor preference gives deposit liabilities superior recovery prospects in the event of default.
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They have their excuses at the ready in the event of a Remain win.
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Kemp will also now be on the sidelines in the event of a recount.
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Most negotiators were planning on staying local in the event of a breakthrough. Rep.
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U.S. law allows for military construction projects in the event of a national emergency.
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In the event of a sudden invasion, Estonia's elected leaders might scatter as necessary.
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How risky is the stock in the event of a stock market sell-off?
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The EPA has a contingency plan in place in the event of a shutdown.
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At its start, it ensured wages against loss in the event of old age.
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In 1939, it added protection in the event of the death of a breadwinner.
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A disability insurance policy can protect you in the event of a health crisis.
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In the event of a Clinton victory, it will be a very delicate balance.
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In the event of a fast-moving pandemic, the world would be pretty vulnerable.
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Tesla would withstand more pressure versus its peers in the event of soaring prices.
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Concerns over liquidation in the event of an Uber firesale are also likely overstated.
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Disability insurance is made to replace your income in the event of a disability.
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In the event of a breach, Hoyos Wallet is insured up to $1 million.
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But any additional support will be important in the event of a close contest.
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In the event of the unthinkable, knowing a bit about haircare could prove useful.
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All three are prime targets for Iranian counterattacks in the event of military conflict.
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And in the event of rain or heavy wind conditions, the performance is postponed.
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Otago Museum said they were vulnerable to erosion in the event of a flood.
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Our republic is certainly going to be damaged in the event of unrightful impeachment.
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New Zealand, he discovered, is a favored refuge in the event of a cataclysm.
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It even offers an auto-restart feature in the event of a power failure.
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Customers also supply mobile phone numbers in the event of a hiccup, he said.
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What is one supposed to do with oversized portraiture in the event of adversity?
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Financials, which stand to gain in the event of rate hike, declined the least.
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Trump offers his commitment to defend NATO allies in the event of an attack.
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There was also no clear replacement lined up in the event of Nielsen's departure.
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Time will tell but the sheer size of Escondida, which produced just under a million tonnes of copper last year, means potential price volatility, upwards in the event of a strike, however short-lived, and downwards in the event of a peaceful settlement.
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Yet these positive interdependencies also create risks in the event of a U.S. supply disruption.
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UPS said it is trying to avoid disruptions in the event of a work stoppage.
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He had been prepared to kill himself in the event of a confrontation with police.
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Hammond did warn that austerity could return in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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What would prevail in the event of a crisis — America First, or something more traditional?
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Fitch does not expect SRs to change in the event of a potential sovereign downgrade.
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Does Don Cherry have enough money saved in the event of an Ovechkin Take Crisis?
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Some are already pondering what Mr Corbyn would do in the event of a defeat.
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In the event of an emergency, however, your savings might be the best option available.
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This means that they get paid out first in the event of an insolvency situation.
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Traders are banking on it falling to below $1.20 in the event of no deal.
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Coming next: wearables outfitted with airbags to cushion users in the event of a tumble.
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Foreign demand could be an issue in the event of a so-called hard Brexit.
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In the event of no-deal Britain should unilaterally abolish all import tariffs, they say.
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Most states allow candidates to request a recount in the event of a close election.
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ET. In the event of a win: Generally speaking, there are two paths to go.
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Investors will also be allotted tokens in the event of a Science portfolio company ICO.
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Fears have reached investors who are eyeing oil in the event of a conflict escalation.
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In the event of a crisis, data is transmitted to those who need it most.
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Stop-loss insurance protects insurers from major losses in the event of catastrophic health claims.
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In the event of a terrorist attack, I legitimately fear there may be internment programs.
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It also contains a rescue pod that drops down in the event of an emergency.
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In the event of a no-deal Brexit, they would apply to EU countries too.
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He said no employees were ever promised legal help in the event of a raid.
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Would it be by trial in the Senate as in the event of an impeachment?
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This was to ensure they could be kept separately in the event of an emergency.
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Backup fuel supplies should be ready and accessible in the event of a fuel shortage.
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Here are the do's and don'ts to remember in the event of a nuclear attack.
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Others imagined what the world what be like in the event of a mass pandemic.
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Renzi earlier this year said he would step down in the event of a "no".
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Whether or not they will function in the event of a blowout is anyone's guess.
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The former is promised repayment first in the event of losses, but returns are smaller.
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However, in the event of a cyberattack, a president may only have seconds to respond.
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The pod can fit up to 100 people safely in the event of a tsunami.
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Not only in the event of misogynist terrorism but nearly all idiosyncratic outbursts of violence.
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It also includes provisions meant to protect consumers in the event of a data breach.
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Nevertheless, foreign currency liquidity could come under pressure in the event of prolonged marked closure.
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A first point of failure would occur in the event of deaths among lawmakers' ranks.
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In the event of non-payment, you'd at least retain all rights to the work.
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Another, the DETER Act, would mandate sanctions on Russia in the event of further meddling.
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In the event of a default, bank loan investors are paid before regular bond investors.
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In the event of a 20 percent decline, markets would shut down for the day.
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Know how to shut the water and gas off in the event of an emergency.
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They could potentially join together on that platform in the event of a hung Parliament.
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My group also writes plans and procedures to be followed in the event of storms.
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Such boxes are generally frozen in the event of your death, said Holeman from Betterment.
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In the event of an economic downturn, though, graduates' earnings—and Kenzie's returns—could fall.
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It requires them to hold more capital in reserve in the event of financial emergencies.
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The box would eject in the event of a crash and float on the water.
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These travel benefits could save me thousands of dollars in the event of an emergency.
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He refused to comment when asked whether he would concede in the event of defeat.
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In the event of a tie, we considered the range of use of each bonus.
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It supplies both hydraulic pressure and electricity in the event of a dual engine failure.
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This could limit the ECB's ability to intervene effectively in the event of a crisis.
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GE would be "vulnerable to liquidity issues in the event of a recession," Tusa said.
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Moreover, in the event of a Bloomberg outage, having no alternatives is obviously not ideal.
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In the event of peace, he said, he would happily return to farming in Nangahar.
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Switzerland will set quotas on British immigration in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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That means he would become president in the event of a tragedy or political meltdown.
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He indicated earlier that in the event of a slump the HKMA might consider easing measures.
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The Air Guard's rescue planes and helicopters are on standby in the event of an emergency.
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Most states have their own laws for what to do in the event of a tie.
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The Buckeye Fire Department instructed residents to stay calm in the event of a rattlesnake encounter.
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In the event of a sharp market decline, your balance could fall below the required minimum.
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This figure is essentially the cash buffer it has in the event of a financial crisis.
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In the event of a no-deal, there could be changes to the fiscal plan too.
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In the event of a No vote, the country's strict abortion laws will remain in place.
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But without humans on board, nobody is physically standing by in the event of a malfunction.
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Oppenheimer's John Stoltzfus doesn't foresee a hindrance on stocks in the event of a Trump presidency.
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In the event of a fine, the sanction would require the approval of EU finance ministers.
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Still, one part of the TSX is seen thriving in the event of global market turmoil.
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In the event of getting caught in a rip current, it's important not to fight it.
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But only about 14 of them would express sympathy in the event of anything going wrong.
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Ask yourself whether you'll be able to reach a relative in the event of an emergency.
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The UK gets huge benefits from EU immigration, which could stop in the event of Brexit.
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In the event of any shock to the system, that could lead to pressure on liquidity.
|
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US troops are routinely outfitted with protective gear in the event of a chemical weapons attack.
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They're also insured, so customers' accounts would be paid back in the event of a hack.
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It also has a safeguard clause to protect agriculture in the event of a "market imbalance".
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In the event of a tie, Google will allocate the slots randomly among the tied bidders.
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Students are encouraged to take screenshots to verify their work in the event of technical malfunction.
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Yet the couple hadn't fully discussed what would happen in the event of a nuclear emergency.
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In the event of a sale, I get $25 million first before the entrepreneur gets anything.
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A tightening of liquidity could weaken FRB's credit profile in the event of a sovereign downgrade.
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These guys would probably be good pals to have in the event of a zombie apocalypse.
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In the event of a personal tragedy, yes, as such grief would be understood and excused.
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"In the Event of My Father's Death" originally appeared in slightly different form in Pear Noir!
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In the event of a tie, your vote on Twitter will count as the deciding vote.
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This should protect the banks in the event of a large downturn in Australia's housing market.
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Many other police departments tweeted out alternative numbers for 911 in the event of an emergency.
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In the event of a Leave vote, Britain could pay to take part in Horizon 2020.
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They can't even adjust course in the event of an incoming collision or a mission failure.
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In the event of a breach, affected customers will have to be notified within 30 days.
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Google is making it easier to find out useful information in the event of an earthquake.
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It's standard practice for pilots to descend to that altitude in the event of cabin depressurization.
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The Europeans are also likely to retaliate in the event of increased automobile tariffs, Cramer said.
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We've all dreamt of being the hero, able to help in the event of any emergency.
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Investors would likely rotate from stocks to bonds in the event of dramatically higher interest rates.
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For instance, the equipment designed to seal the well in the event of a blowout malfunctioned.
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Commuter train services would not be affected in the event of a strike by Teamster members.
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Those will be used in the event of an emergency while the astronauts are on board.
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Higher senior leverage on weaker documentation translates into lower expected recoveries in the event of default.
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However, in the event of a down round that triggers antidilution protections, this conversion ratio changes.
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And in community property states, that means it gets divided evenly in the event of divorce.
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Television contracts typically include language to protect both sides in the event of an ugly breakup.
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It's difficult to imagine Iran staying its hand in the event of an outright US attack.
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That said, USAMRIID can still offer its expertise in the event of an outbreak or contamination.
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Those same forces will dramatically increase death and social upheaval in the event of a pandemic.
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Paper records make manual recounts possible in the event of a contested election or alleged tampering.
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Such funding protects a bank in the event of losses, because it need not be repaid.
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It had already put aside funds in the event of a significant financial penalty last year.
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He also repeatedly threatened to target cultural sites in Iran in the event of a retaliation.
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One that leaves no evidence splashed around the internet, in the event of an angry breakup.
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I've since bought my own policy to protect my wife in the event of my death.
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The additional troops will allow the military to respond quickly in the event of a crisis.
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Since then, we've drilled them on memorizing those same numbers in the event of an emergency.
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In the event of an emergency, text messaging is a reliable form of communication, he added.
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"I would only vote for Hillary in the event of a very close contest," Humphrey said.
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In the event of a crime, should the government be able to access Americans' encrypted conversations?
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Fitch believes U.S. depositor preference gives deposit liabilities superior recovery prospects in the event of default.
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In the event of the conflict, Oppenheimer recommended investors buy companies with higher domestic sales exposure.
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"Customers are highly exposed in the event of a hack or unauthorized withdrawal," the report said.
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Hoofing down stairs in the event of an elevator failure would probably not feel so luxurious.
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Hoofing down stairs in the event of an elevator failure would probably not feel so luxurious.
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Many manufacturers are stockpiling parts to keep production lines open in the event of border delays.
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Since 2002, Louvre staffers have been required to undergo evacuation training in the event of flooding.
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Therapists were instructed to contact a member of clinical leadership in the event of active suicidality or a specific threat to an individual; one therapist was told by Talkspace that, in the event of an emergency, someone would call 911 and give police the client's IP address.
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In the event of a crash, the on-goggle recording allows for quick playback that can help a pilot determine where their drone went down and ensure they walk away with some footage in the event of a loss of the microSD card on the drone.
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It could also help insulate Apple in the event of another legal dispute or other supply issue.
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By laying low, Erdogan also could have distanced himself in the event of another defeat, advisers added.
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India could additionally get a lift from lower oil prices in the event of a global recession.
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The insurance protects the owner, the renter and any third party in the event of an accident.
|
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Plant samples are frozen as backup clones in the event of a destructive climate event or disease.
|
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Despite slow rebuilding efforts, officials say communities are now better prepared in the event of another disaster.
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This survival kit has everything you need to hack it in the event of camping site setbacks.
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Clearlake also got priority in the event of a bankruptcy or liquidation as well as other considerations.
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In some areas, companies are required to notify the press in the event of a significant breach.
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It's equipped to automatically save footage in the event of an impact and record your geographic location.
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The message delivery system is cloud-based to keep it moving in the event of an earthquake.
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London law firms are likely to have a lot of work in the event of a Brexit.
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He also pointed out that U.S. investors could see buying opportunities in the event of a Brexit.
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In the event of an economic downturn, high debt levels leave companies - and sectors - vulnerable to collapse.
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In the event of partition, he said President Donald Trump's racially-charged language would bear some responsibility.
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In the event of problems, a lawyer can cancel a sale or reclaim a deposit, he said.
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A judge could opt to ignore that Justice Department memo in the event of a legal battle.
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"You can still fine-tune the yield curve in the event of an adverse development," he said.
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In the event of a no-deal Brexit, Britain would no longer be eligible for EU funding.
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Taco Bell had a promotion for a free taco in the event of the first stolen base.
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You get a payout in the event of death or a catastrophic injury in a severe accident.
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Higher debt will put increased stress on balance sheets in the event of a global economic downturn.
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Homeowners coverage doesn't necessarily guarantee full protection in the event of a tropical storm or a hurricane.
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His chances of a second run at the chancellorship in the event of new elections look questionable.
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Traders are banking on it falling to below $1.20 in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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He clarified that he thought the doctor should be punished in the event of an illegal abortion.
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A 15-day payment schedule gives a vendor priority for repayment in the event of a bankruptcy.
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Like a bike helmet, it protects the (electronic) brains better in the event of a crash. 7.
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And, in the event of a meltdown in your home country, you have a quick exit route.
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In the event of no majority, the decision diverts to the House, which would likely elect Trump.
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In the event of a crash, you can use the footage to prove you were paying attention.
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A hedge would allow Colombia to stabilize oil revenues in the event of a slide in prices.
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BMW said this month it could move some output in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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DAMON: In the event of cataclysmic occurrence, this would stay and preserve these seeds for how long.
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It also has a safeguard clause to protect Belgian farmers in the event of a "market imbalance".
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It warned London it stood ready to take further measures in the event of more "unfriendly steps".
|
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Wakanda's stance is to wage no aggressive wars but defend itself in the event of an invasion.
|
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Under the plan, industrial users could have their gas shut off in the event of supply shortages.
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He organized his papers and wrote out instructions for his wife in the event of his death.
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It has not addressed protocols to maintain public transparency and communication in the event of a shutdown.
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In the event of the conflict, the strategist recommended investors buy companies with higher domestic sales exposure.
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Viacom's standing had some staffers worried about layoffs and career advancement in the event of an acquisition.
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This is the idea that it is possible to quickly generate forces in the event of need.
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In the event of conflict, we want to maintain continued flow of information from and through space.
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The law protects llama owners from liability in the event of harm or death with few exceptions.
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Iran is involved in multiple regional conflicts, which could ignite in the event of a US strike.
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Global authorities tried to soothe the markets, promising to intercede in the event of an economic disaster.
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Carney cautioned against assuming it would do the same in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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In the event of a disaster, the outdoor seating would be protected behind the house's metal walls.
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The president has as much as 30 minutes to respond in the event of a nuclear attack.
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Each side has warned it will unleash devastating firepower in the event of a full-scale war.
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It also protects working families in the event of disability or after the loss of a breadwinner.
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"We were prepared from the outset in the event of a subpoena to challenge it," Sekulow said.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Prime Minister Theresa May said that "position changes" in the event of no deal.
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In 2011, OMB directed the IRS not to issue refunds in the event of a funding lapse.
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The offer could be increased by 15 percent in the event of robust investor demand, it said.
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In the event of an accident, Rabilloud said an emergency response could be activated within two hours.
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They feared things could get dangerous in the event of a close encounter—say, in a barn.
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Both know that, in the event of a snap election, they'd be wiped out by the populists.
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So, in the event of rain, the Bacalar would be best served by staying in the garage.
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COAST GUARD: The Coast Guard is ready to provide full support in the event of an emergency.
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Furthermore, it's important to always be clear in your contract in the event of changes in scope.
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Bove predicts more M&A ahead, especially in the event of a recession or a capital shortage.
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Seoul even began a covert nuclear weapons program to defend itself in the event of American abandonment.
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In the event of a 33-50 vote, Vice President Mike Pence would act as the tiebreaker.
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In the event of a 50-50 vote, Vice President Mike Pence would act as the tiebreaker.
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The trial is expected to run through 2020 and may be longer in the event of delays.
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Irving also recommended that congressional offices consider making contingency plans in the event of a widespread outbreak.
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The Chinese government has vast sums of money it can tap in the event of a crisis.
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In the event of a conviction, the charge carries a prison sentence of at least 25 years.
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That means the I.O.C. would have to wait for its money in the event of a postponement.
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In the event of doomsday, you might want to hit up Costco, Amazon, Sam's Club, and BJ's.
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In the event of a tie, the delegate will be decided by a drawing of playing cards.
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This also could include whatever random company buys up its assets in the event of a bankruptcy.
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That could be tested in the event of an economic downturn, but for now things are rosy.
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In the event of a shutdown, staff deemed essential are required to continue working, but without pay.
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The Houthis will not shy away from targeting this waterway in the event of a severe escalation.
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Some Democratic senators, however, are still hoping that Roberts might intervene in the event of a tie.
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The embassies are supposed to assist and provide information to citizens in the event of an emergency.
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President Trump chose restraint at the time but promised ferocious retaliation in the event of American casualties.
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He gave the name of someone in Britain to be contacted in the event of his death.
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We knew we could someday need the extra protection in the event of an emergency or death.
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PayPal is reinstating a controversial policy around its handling of fees in the event of a refund.
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All 2,000 comedians slated to take their spots in the event of any cancellations were canceled, too.
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Check the terms to see what will happen to that balance in the event of your death.
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A larger capital buffer will shift more losses on to bank shareholders in the event of insolvency.
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Burwell in the event of an adverse ruling against the Obama administration, according to health policy experts.
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For instance, term coverage can protect a young family in the event of a breadwinner's early demise.
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In the event of a Hillary Clinton presidency, some believe Fiorina could be a powerful party spokeswoman.
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But, if they must consider it, it's only in the event of absolute scarcity of actual food.
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Vice President Mike Pence can step in to cast a vote in the event of a tie.
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Volunteers operate their radios as a backup to regular city radios in the event of an emergency.
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Every test demonstrated faith and commitment to battlefield use in the event of a breakdown of deterrence.
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Despite Sweden's neutrality, the nation had to always be prepared in the event of a nuclear attack.
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"We have said to her, in the event of a crash, in the event of a Tory crash, that she must as a democrat return to the Good Friday Agreement, and she must begin preparation for a referendum on Irish unity," Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald said.
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They have even asked banks to draw up plans for their own dismemberment in the event of failure.
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France wants more assurances of how its space assets would be used in the event of a crisis.
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A human would only need to get involved in the event of a travel restriction or technical issue.
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Even in the event of a breach, the chance of someone being identified and exposed is exceedingly low.
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In the event of a Republicans sweep, also seen as unlikely, Peterffy said he'd buy stocks right away.
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Some pharmaceutical companies including AstraZeneca have warned of medicine shortages in the event of a 'no deal' Brexit.
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But there would be huge pressure for him to do so in the event of an "out" vote.
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In the event of a crash the body pops out of the frame before clicking back into place.
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Google's SOS Alerts are a way to provide essential information quickly in the event of a natural disaster.
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In the event of a ban, one of the most important backstops would be America's Mountain Pass mine.
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Scots would narrowly vote for independence in the event of a "no deal" Brexit, according to one poll.
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Access to vaccines and antivirals, especially in developing countries, is crucial — especially in the event of a pandemic.
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That would not cross the red line of excluding prosecutions in the event of entirely fresh evidence emerging.
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"[In the event of a Brexit] we would definitely still have an office in the U.K," Rogers said.
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This will confront courts with a vexing challenge in the event of accidents caused by the A.I. system.
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Without action, in the event of a no-deal Brexit, Britain's clearing-houses risked being in neither camp.
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In the event of the king's death, parliament should invite the designated heir to immediately assume the throne.
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The pilot's oxygen system, utilized in the event of a depressurization event, is also in the electronics bay.
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Customers also require redundancy in the event of a catastrophic failure, but still need access with low latency.
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And in the event of an emergency, here's a helicopter to the rescue with some free internet access.
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"In the event of a long extension, one year would seem too long for us," the official said.
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It wants them to offer opinions on policies and projects, and to help in the event of disputes.
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And so in the event of a data breach, users' real passwords aren't just floating around the internet.
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Colonial has generators on standby to be delivered in the event of a power loss along the line.
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Don't rely on the casualty loss deduction to shore up your finances in the event of a disaster.
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The country has just decided to give everyone iodine pills for use in the event of nuclear catastrophe.
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Britain would not only risk access to the EU's market in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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Hewison said in the event of the king's death, the military will "postpone the promised election next year".
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A harsh cyber-security law allows the government to monitor online traffic in the event of "an emergency".
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One study found that EU exports to Britain could halve in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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The firm teamed up with CLS to resolve issues around physical delivery in the event of a default.
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Secondly, in the event of another no vote in Britain, we will be heading towards a no deal.
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She added that even in the event of Brexit it would take time to fully understand the implications.
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Disney would be required to pay Fox a $2.5 billion breakup fee in the event of government opposition.
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So, in the event of a high-rise apartment fire, what are the best steps to protect yourself?
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Hot pickles should be eaten cautiously, with plenty of preparation in the event of extreme sourness and heat.
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In the event of a one-notch downgrade of MYL's ratings, Fitch could affirm SFG's holding company ratings.
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The senior secured bond rating reflects our view of above-average recovery expectations in the event of default.
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In the event of tie after 25 rounds, the speller with the highest tie-breaker score would win.
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Specifically, Life360 is applying the technology to crash detection services for families in the event of an accident.
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They would inevitably become priority targets in the event of nuclear war, possibly even targets for preventive strikes.
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An insurance policy could save you thousands of dollars in the event of an accident, illness, or disaster.
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The idea was to see if the vehicle could keep people safe in the event of a failure.
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There is nothing funny about what you might have to do in the event of an impending disaster.
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The contract for the double-decker intercity trains calls for undisclosed penalty payments in the event of delays.
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In the event of any EU retaliation, Trump has threatened to also hit Europe's carmakers with import tariffs.
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Here is what financial advisors, attorneys and therapists recommend in the event of a death in the family.
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Additionally they must have a viable plan to raise new equity capital in the event of a shortfall.
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We decided that, in the event of gunfire, the safest place in the apartment was the interior hallway.
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In the event of a trade conflict, the bank recommends investors buy companies with higher domestic sales exposure.
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" In the event of pushback (or noncommittal dithering), add: "We know that Jim is a responsible gun owner.
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In the event of an apocalypse, residents will still be able to take a dip in the pool.
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In the event of a lithium-ion battery fire in flight, F.A.A. standards may help minimize the damage.
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Yes, and yes — the latter, that is, only in the event of a post-Vietnam-style national unification.
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Trump continued to express support for arming teachers to protect students in the event of a mass shooting.
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He likes companies that have the ability to accelerate share buybacks in the event of a market correction.
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And it would have been hard for family to contact me quickly in the event of an emergency.
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" For his part, Hernandez predicts a prolonged period of limbo in the event of a vote for "Leave.
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Below is a summary of the various trade policy options for Britain in the event of a Brexit.
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Previously, the North has threatened to "wipe out Manhattan" in the event of conflict with the United States.
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Imposing Certain Sanctions in the Event of Foreign Interference in a United States Election (September 12, 2018) 31.
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One study found that EU exports to Britain could halve in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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News channels were discussing the possibility of food and medicine shortages in the event of a hard Brexit.
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In the event of a c-section, if a robot suggested who should perform it, would you listen?
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In the event of a catastrophic leak such as a burst pipe, it automatically shuts off your water.
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As NATO allies, they are obliged to come to each other's aid in the event of an attack.
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Safdar can rattle through the procedure in the event of a heart attack, electrocution, broken bones, fire, bombs.
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In the event of an appeal, an internal review board decides whether an officer stays on the force.
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In the event of a serious problem, like a burst pipe, it automatically shuts off the water supply.
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Democrats say Republicans might want to ponder that possibility in the event of a Democratic administration in 2021.
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More: Toyota says it might stop manufacturing cars in Britain in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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And here's one of the more shocking revelations: Russia promoted violence in the event of a Trump loss.
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But many, especially in larger markets, feel isolated, with nowhere to turn in the event of an incident.
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Location sensors are fitted to most new vehicles in Europe, and used in the event of a crash.
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In the event of widespread illness, we'll need to rely on accurate, vetted information to keep us safe.
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In the event of a federal disaster, that authority could extend to up to one year, she said.
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Companies should take precautions in the event of cyberattacks — such as setting up offline backups, the agency advised.
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It is the 1954 Hague Convention for the protection of cultural property in the event of armed conflict.
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Once approved, the company can make off-label claims in the event of outbreaks like the novel coronavirus.
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That seemed to suggest Warren's team was preparing the ground in the event of a defeat in Iowa.
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Few received any substantial payments from a husband for use in the event of his death or divorce.
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" In the event of further escalation, he said, "the impact on Huawei's business would not be very significant.
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In the event of a recount, the count is of the results that are printed on the ballot.
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HSBC Holdings said it could move around 1,000 employees from London to Paris in the event of "Brexit".
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Farmers would still have a generous safety net that would provide protection in the event of yield losses.
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So, in the event of a contested convention, she may seek to present herself as a consensus choice.
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EU countries can suspend a border-free pact, known as the Schengen agreement, in the event of emergencies.
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The airline industry has begun to brace for a slowdown in the event of a more widespread outbreak.
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EU countries can suspend a border-free pact, known as the Schengen agreement, in the event of emergencies.
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The firm said in December the capital would need fewer new houses in the event of a Brexit.
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He had promised to stand aside in the event of a formal judicial inquiry, but reneged, infuriating people.
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Donald J. Trump has refused to say if he will concede in the event of a projected defeat.
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Tariffs are unlikely to rise substantially in the event of NAFTA withdrawal for legal, political and economic reasons.
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And thirdly, we have also significantly improved our ability to restore, in the event of a successful cyberattack.
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MARK CARNEY COULD BE ASKED TO EXTEND HIS TERM IN THE EVENT OF BREXIT BEING DELAYED AGAIN- FT
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It said Monday that it will be "flying as usual" even in the event of a disorderly exit.
|
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House Democrats, for one, are expected to pursue legal challenges in the event of a national emergency proclamation.
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Now, you may claim casualty losses on your taxes only in the event of a federally declared disaster.
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" Hardly evidence of a "sinister Deep State code for black ops in the event of a Trump victory.
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Unlike other security apps, CloseCircle membership guarantees a cost-free evacuation in the event of life-threatening danger.
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In the event of an emergency, a panic button provides the firm your location and triggers ground support.
|
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Banks and retailers have also fought over who should be liable in the event of a cybersecurity breach.
|
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Indeed, in the event of a no-deal Brexit, things could get considerably worse for the U.K. economy.
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And in the event of no-deal, that interest rates would be lower than they otherwise would be.
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And here is the killer chart to show all the biggest shocks in the event of a Brexit:
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Some designs, for instance, include passive cooling systems to automatically avoid overheating in the event of an accident.
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While such "junior" bonds are often in the first line of fire in the event of default, they are proving attractive as they typically offer a better return than more senior layers of debt whose holders would have a greater claim to repayment in the event of any bank failure.
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Well, maybe you need to prove you were paying attention to the road in the event of an accident.
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According to Ehang, in the event of any problems the drone will immediately land at the nearest safe spot.
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At one point, a resident asked if Pilgrim would compensate landowners for damage in the event of a leak.
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So in the event of divorce, all assets are split 50/50, unless there is a prenup (or postnup).
|
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For one, a market that was supposed to slide in the event of a Trump victory, instead has gained.
|
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More crucially, bibs also may contain emergency contact information that could be necessary in the event of a disaster.
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The loans will offer lenders first and second recovery priority in the event of default, the two sources said.
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Ironically, the facility designed to safeguard seeds in the event of climate change is being threatened by climate change.
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She worries that a rate reduction would limit the Fed's policy flexibility in the event of an economic downturn.
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The transfer all but guaranteed the governing body a big payout in the event of a sale of F1.
|
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The officers were also told to "run and hide" in the event of an active shooter at the airports.
|
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The alert is intended to allow the president to address the country in the event of a national emergency.
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This can place a Muslim woman in the worst of all worlds in the event of a marital breakdown.
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Analysts say there are several companies who to stand to benefit in the event of the long awaited agreement.
|
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Hammond was most concerned that, in the event of a no-deal Brexit, financial contracts could be rendered invalid.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. would not sit on its hands in the event of pricing dislocations of the Treasury market.
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Russia's Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, Maria Zakharova, promised retaliation on Wednesday against Washington in the event of new economic sanctions.
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In 2001, he said he would bomb Egypt's Aswan Dam in the event of war between Israel and Egypt.
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Even nodes in the IoT that are exclusively sensors can help in the event of severed lines of communication.
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Today's update will give Facebook more plausible deniability in the event of a scandal, and it might deter misuse.
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Ambitious and active investors may even choose to add to risk assets in the event of a Trump win.
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"There is some protection [for investors] in the event of default," said Ian Feng, an analyst at Covenant Review.
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In the event of a tie, the potential winners will compete to answer a trivia question posed by Refinery29.
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Allowing additional output of up to 30 bcm would be considered only in the event of a harsh winter.
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In the event of a power outage, gravity will pull those rods down and shut off the fission process.
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A third line from Brexiteers is that, in the event of a no-deal Brexit, Ireland would suffer dreadfully.
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The US and South Korea will also simulate what to do in the event of a sudden missile attack.
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Virginia law says that in the event of a tie, the winner should come down to drawing a lot.
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What does worry her, however, is a difficult preservation in the event of an accident, or a botched preservation.
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Science will use a portion of the returns to buy back the tokens in the event of a sale.
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Below is a summary of the various trade options for Britain in the event of a so-called Brexit.
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Under the Kazakh constitution, Tokayev would automatically assume the presidency in the event of Nazarbayev's death, pending fresh elections.
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Under the Kazakh constitution, Tokayev would automatically assume the presidency in the event of Nazarbayev's death pending fresh elections.
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The nurses' association believes its members should have training to help people in the event of a nuclear disaster.
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Haefele is steering clear, calling emerging market bonds "Ground Zero" in the event of additional unexpected U.S. rate rises.
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Rather, it's an opportunity to test the agency's planetary defense systems in the event of an actual asteroid threat.
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"And in the event of war, they would bring danger to China and to Russia as well," he said.
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In the event of being shut out of SWIFT, Russia already has its own system, which it is upgrading.
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Some, mostly bike-riders, even complained that they were not provided medical assistance in the event of an accident.
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Meanwhile, the currency Scotland would assume in the event of becoming independent seems to represent a further stumbling block.
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The bonds have a coupon of 5.5% and will be converted to equity in the event of an IPO.
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Subordinated debt is unsecured and stands last in the queue to be repaid in the event of a liquidation.
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Warner called on Congress to provide better mechanisms for notifying the public in the event of large-scale hacks.
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In the event of VR upgrades to 'a+', the Long-Term IDRs of all three entities would be 'A+'.
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It also has around 90 billion of capital that could be "bailed-in" in the event of a crisis.
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Turkey's defense industry could suffer in the event of U.S. sanctions, but will get through it, Demir told reporters.
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In the event of a run on a bank, depositors are satisfied if they can withdraw Federal Reserve notes.
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In addition, we have a long-term commitment to defend Taiwan in the event of an attack by China.
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"Of any violation, it said: "Donald will suffer irreparable damage and injury in the event of any such breach.
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It is therefore difficult to gauge the systemic risks or potential financial impact in the event of varying scenarios.
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NATO's VJTF includes 5,13 to 7,000 soldiers that can be deployed within days in the event of a crisis.
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This also puts these properties at risk of being left without insurance in the event of a program expiration.
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Many companies are planning cars that, in the event of an emergency, hand back control to the human driver.
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Quite seriously, this is the one book in my collection that I'd save in the event of a fire.
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Some participants said they felt the drill emphasized the importance of keeping calm in the event of an earthquake.
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He created the very narrative to be used against him in the event of a plea of this kind.
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Generators are meant to disconnect in the event of a major frequency excursion but "ride through" more minor deviations.
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Major banks maintain high core capital ratios and should be resilient in the event of continued challenging operating conditions.
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The White House on Tuesday released a new directive clarifying the government's role in the event of a cyberattack.
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This will give you a true idea of what the costs will be in the event of an accident.
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The Bank of England said it would provide liquidity support in the event of a run on the currency.
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Several of the region's largest companies threatened to abandon Catalonia in the event of a unilateral declaration of independence.
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Fitch believes the company's capital should provide a buffer to the balance sheet in the event of economic stress.
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The same aerial imagery techniques could be deployed in the event of an earthquake, a tornado, or a hurricane.
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The test is meant to simulate a less-than-ideal situation in the event of a single parachute failure.
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This fix preserves their role, but only in the event of a closely contested race without a clear winner.
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NATO would not automatically defend Israel in the event of an attack by Iran, the alliance's secretary-general said.
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Multiple states lack the ability to guarantee the accuracy of election outcomes in the event of a suspected breach.
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It said that further resources could, and would, be redeployed immediately in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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Either way, it added up to political trouble for the merger — especially in the event of a Trump win.
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But this odd design presents the opportunity for a lot of mischief in the event of some electoral crisis.
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He wanted to know the specific targets of his pilots in the event of war with the Soviet Union.
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"Texans believe in taking action and always being prepared in the event of an emergency," Abbott said on Wednesday.
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And in the event of death or divorce, those differences can matter, depending on the complexity of your situation.
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It would prevent shutdowns by maintaining existing funding levels in the event of a failure to enact spending legislation.
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Those cars have seats for humans who can override autonomous systems in the event of an error or emergency.
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In the event of a catastrophic mechanical failure, someone inside the airplane can pull a lever in the ceiling.
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Chris Christie's former top fundraiser Ray Washburne about potentially leading Republican fundraising in the event of a Trump nomination.
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The North considers these war games threatening, particularly components that target the country's leadership in the event of war.
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The standard 10% penalty for withdrawals under age 59.5 (except in the event of death or disability) is waived.
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Dr. Schwarz's advice: Complete her organization's Advance Directive for Receiving Oral Food and Fluids in the Event of Dementia.
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But in the event of a trade war, they could rebound to hurt many of his other base voters.
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It's unclear what would happen after the federal money runs out in the event of a prolonged government shutdown.
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Don't leave change on the bar, and in the event of a free drink, tip for its full price.
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In the event of a seizure, she has her medications listed under her medical ID on her phone too.
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In the event of a wider outbreak, many workers cannot afford to take sick days or work from home.
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The group had 200,000 more stocked in the event of senior centers closing, which they did on Sunday evening.
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In the event of war, the president of the United States has unrestricted powers to use nuclear weapons first.
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Longer-term coverage, called yield index insurance, compensates farmers with replacement supplies in the event of a poor harvest.
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Oil has also continued its decline on concerns about waning demand in the event of a prolonged global slowdown.
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The two draft practice guidelines to help firms create strategies to protect data in the event of an cyberattack.
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Still, real estate experts believe demand for coworking spaces will continue to grow in the event of a recession.
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The moves are also intended to protect cyberattack options in the event of a war on the Korean Peninsula.
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Schlesinger also prepared secret plans to deploy troops in Washington in the event of problems with the presidential succession.
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They were put there by engineers to classify the buildings at greatest risk in the event of seismic activity.
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The situation could get more complicated in the event of an economic slowdown and a surge in corporate defaults.
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Approximately 1 in 8 borrowers took out a HELOC to protect themselves in the event of unemployment, NerdWallet found.
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NATO's VJTF includes 533,000 to 7,000 soldiers that can be deployed within days in the event of a crisis.
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It was designed to bind the former colonies in mutual assistance in the event of foreign or domestic aggression.
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Specifically, Fitch would expect to downgrade NFCQR in the event of a sustained deterioration in the fund's credit quality.
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The move means that, in the event of the carrier's collapse, its backers have protected their own investment. bit.
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Democrats are already lashing into Trump for his wild promise for more "Media Posts" in the event of escalation.
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You can restore the computer's entire contents in the event of a catastrophe, or any individual files as needed.
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The wireless emergency alerts will be sent in the event of a more significant quake — magnitude 5.0 or greater.
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In the event of a market downturn, there might be a wave of stock selling by those pension funds.
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Subordinated debt is unsecured and ranks last in the queue to be repaid in the event of a liquidation.
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"The higher the speed, the higher the energy in the event of an accident," Volvo said in a statement.
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Regulators also draw up plans on how lenders could be smoothly closed down in the event of impending failure.
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The true purpose of insurance is to shelter patients from financial ruin in the event of a catastrophic illness.
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The exercise found shortcomings in the financial sector's ability to coordinate actions in the event of a major disruption.
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But he also warned that the army could be deployed within six hours in the event of street unrest.
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In the event of bumping into an off-duty band member, fans were encouraged to give the "boys" privacy.
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Those resources are very helpful and can reduce injury and death in the event of violence on school grounds.
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In the event of treaty collapse, over 1,000 overage Block III Tomahawks might also be sold or given away.
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But the amount is taxable when student loan balances are forgiven in the event of a death or disability.
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NEW PLAN Discharged debt in the event of death or total and permanent disability will no longer be taxable.
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It offers all travelers, regardless of nationality, reimbursement in the event of a flight delay, denied boarding or cancellation.
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It lacked adequate light and ventilation and there were insufficient exits in the event of a fire, she said.
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The OwlScout also features a built-in G sensor, so it automatically starts recording in the event of a crash.
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China Resources Enterprise, SABMiller's joint venture partner, would be a likely buyer in the event of a sale, analysts said.
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Without a prenup, depending on where you live, that money could get divided evenly in the event of a split.
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The team also suggests enacting policies to prioritize first-responder access to working internet lines in the event of emergencies.
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In the event of a quake, you'll need to take cover and hold onto the furniture until the shaking stops.
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The put option gives the banks a chance to receive 1 billion reais in the event of their exiting Parati.
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Mohammed and Hilal, who are not in Egypt, would be retried in the event of their surrender to Egyptian authorities.
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These shafts would help passengers breath, as well as serve as emergency exits in the event of a subterranean disaster.
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The driver needs to be capable of taking over immediate manual control in the event of a failure or emergency.
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"In the event of a Trump presidency the U.S. dollar would not necessarily weaken across all currencies," the report said.
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A big scarf Something wide enough to cover your face and layer a few times in the event of teargas.
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In the event of a no-deal Brexit, the pound could drop to the $1.10 to $1.15 range, Goldman concedes.
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What's more, opponents worried that the pipeline's route put the Ogallala Aquifer at risk in the event of a spill.
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This reflects Fitch's continued expectation that extraordinary support from the central government would be forthcoming in the event of stress.
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But it is a significant contributor to earnings that could boost shareholder returns in the event of a platinum rally.
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Boeing emphasized in Tuesday's that pilots can always disable the system in the event of erroneous data affecting the sensor.
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Gold could dip towards the mid $1,180's in the event of a stronger non-farm payroll data, Innes said.
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It also contains several clauses that protect SoundCloud in the event of a conflict with an artist participating in Premier.
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It comes down to who, in the event of a grand coalition like the current one, would head the opposition.
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In the event of a no-deal Brexit, it would have little incentive to extend financial support to EU students.
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An agency spokeswoman said the derivatives regulator could call in additional staff, however, in the event of financial market emergency.
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Many homeowners also think that in the event of flooding, the Federal Emergency Management Agency will come to their aid.
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" At the @realDonaldTrump rally, an announcement says in the event of a protester, "do not touch or harm the protester.
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GFH and Khaleeji could also benefit from their ties with Shuaa in the event of a major merger involving Shuaa.
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The ECB will inject further stimulus only in the event of a wider slowdown, rather than one confined to Italy.
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But that does not always work, so cars are engineered to protect their occupants in the event of a crash.
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Beyond that, Nuro says its driverless vehicles can be programmed to "self-sacrifice" in the event of an unavoidable collision.
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Globally, 2000bn women would not get the urgent care they would need in the event of complications with a pregnancy.
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The lapel mic is designed to serve as a backup in the event of a problem with the handheld microphone.
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These ankle boots are even light and compact enough to throw in your bag in the event of unpredictable weather.
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In the event of the low-battery indication in these devices, immediate device change is recommended, St. Jude Medical said.
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But, one analyst has explained to CNBC a simple short term trading strategy in the event of a Trump win.
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The mailbox is made of industrial grade plastic, and includes a battery backup in the event of a power outage.
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Helmet use might also reduce the risk of head and brain injuries in the event of an e-scooter crash.
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However, Italy would only need to repay that debt in the event of a break-up of the currency bloc.
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But Wallace says it's another alliance that may prove to be a South Korean vulnerability in the event of conflict.
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The test has been scheduled to ensure that the alert system would work in the event of a national emergency.
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Apple's caveats are the same as Google, except that it also won't notify users in the event of an emergency.
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Most economists polled by Reuters before the referendum had predicted a rate cut in the event of an "Out" vote.
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In the event of a bank failure, Ftid has a mandate to guarantee bank deposits for up to 100,000 euros.
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"In the event of a no-deal Brexit, it would hurt the EU very significantly," McFarlane told a Brexit conference.
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In the event of a rebalance, users might not initially need to sell existing holdings but can use the cash.
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This assumes it is safer to allow a human driver to grab the wheel in the event of an emergency.
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But for investors holding on to winners, there is a way to protect profits in the event of increased volatility.
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The larger model is only meant to be used on occasion, as backup power in the event of a disruption.
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Canadian securities laws demand disclosure, review and approval processes in the event of such a bid to protect minority shareholders.
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ViaBTC, which operates its own pool, also announced that it would mine Bitcoin Cash in the event of a fork.
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This strategy works well in the event of mild disruptions, but it is still no match for a catastrophic drought.
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It said that a bank with "unclear or incomplete" records could have to delay payments in the event of failure.
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The idea is to see if the spacecraft could still keep people safe in the event of a major failure.
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Crew members now carry air, knives, and body armor that can help save them in the event of an accident.
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And in the event of a sequel, the Miskatonic Cliche Board will have a lot of paperwork ahead of it.
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In the event of an accident, analysis of data collected through IoT technology will help reduce risks in the future.
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It includes infographics with information about the arrests and deportations, and what to do in the event of being detained.
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Even in the event of a future military confrontation, the risks of China's dependence on U.S. imports may be exaggerated.
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Which court would prevail in the event of inconsistent rulings could be the subject of yet another round of litigation.
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While that won't actually happen, here's what does happen in the event of loss of pressure in an airplane cabin.
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The recovery rating indicates a meaningful recovery of about 65 percent of principal in the event of a payment default.
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He laid out evacuation plans for the towers in the event of a terrorist attack, drilling employees on the procedure.
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Fitch has assigned a Recovery Rating of 'RR4' as we expect an average recovery in the event of a default.
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Dr. Marttos tells me that in the event of an injury, a doctor needs to be on hand right away.
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Life insurance can protect your family in the event of a tragedy — and it won't cost you much every month.
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They also may not give U.S. and allied policymakers sufficiently flexible and smart options in the event of deterrence failure.
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It isn't so much that the vice president's principal role is to be available in the event of the demise.
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Dauman serves as a Sumner Redstone trustee in the event of his death as well as his health care proxy.
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This gives them the capacity to act only to thwart a deadly threat in the event of an active shooter.
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Liberals took to social media in droves this week promising to homeschool their children in the event of DeVos' confirmation.
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Both the IFCQR and NFCQR could be downgraded in the event of a sustained deterioration in the fund's credit quality.
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The review also suggests that airlines should provide a security to be called on in the event of its insolvency.
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Congress could make clear what those people must do in the event of a president's refusal to hand over power.
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That could be exploration — or it could be preparation of the battle space in the event of a future conflict.
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It instructed U.K. banks to raise their capital ratios as a precautionary step in the event of an economic slowdown.
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Vietnam would suffer far more than China economically in the event of political instability given its smaller size, he said.
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"Increased market tensions could spread to other government bond markets in the event of further Italian stress," the ECB said.
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The question of which presidential candidate they would vote for in the event of a close race seemed largely irrelevant.
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In the event of contagion, these diseases could have a significant negative impact on Canadian farms and the Canadian economy.
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In the event of a similar shrinkage in the talent pool, what would Miss Marple or Jessica Fletcher have done?
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In the event of a strike, the agency said it would add five park-and-ride locations throughout New Jersey.
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And participating organizations will have access to Cisco and Aon's Incident Response teams in the event of a malware attack.
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A rematch clause was included in the event of either man winning but apparently overlooked the event of a draw.
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In the event of war, the Tors could protect the 80th Motor Rifle Arctic Brigade from enemy warplanes firing PGMs.
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Only in the event of a tie would he be forced to make a decision based on his own beliefs.
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Hosszu holds the world record in the event of 2:06.12, set last year when she won world championships gold.
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The Trump administration is reportedly weighing a plan to keep national parks open in the event of a government shutdown.
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At the school or office, have you thought of where you might go in the event of an active shooter?
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Previous declarations Administrations have previously issued declarations to unlock FEMA funds in the event of natural disasters and health crises.
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The reports were meant to guide policymakers toward areas that would demand their attention in the event of an outbreak.
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Rights advocates had warned of a blood bath there in the event of an all-out assault by the Syrians.
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None of deployment options appear capable of protecting most Burundians in the event of open war or more widespread killings.
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The internet began as a Department of Defense-funded network to defend America in the event of a nuclear assault.
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I want to be clear with you that even in the event of no deal your rights will be protected.
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In the event of a no-deal Brexit, trade would be governed by the rules of the World Trade Organization.
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In the event of a conflict of interest, the attorney general could employ a special counsel to handle a prosecution.
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They want to make sure workers and equipment are ready to go in the event of a worst-case scenario.
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Hundreds of bulldozers were made ready in the event of landslides, and rescue workers were being deployed across the country.
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However, it is an option to help pay bills and have money on hand in the event of an emergency.
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Other major issues, Trumka said, were arbitration mechanisms and rules that could block trade in the event of a dispute.
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Mr. Bredesen, a former governor, was gentlemanly, saying that he'd rally around a Senator Blackburn in the event of defeat.
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They are ranked in order from smallest minimum investment to largest, with alphabetical order implemented in the event of ties.
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The debt will repaid with property taxes, which are considered "pledged special revenues," in the event of a municipal bankruptcy.
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It also said it is seeking the best financing method in the event of an acquisition, should financing be necessary.
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In the event of a password-manager hack, there's the risk that the credentials for multiple accounts can be exposed.
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In the event of the trade war continuing, investors fleeing from stocks would be looking for safe havens like bonds.
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Big cities like New York, the reasoning went, would be a lost cause in the event of a direct hit.
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Field Notes Want to protect yourself in the event of a wedding mishap, severe weather conditions or a vendor incident?
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Holding back an avalanche of impeachment calls could prove difficult for the party in the event of a damning report.
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BuzzFeed News asked all the leading Democratic campaigns about their candidates' plans in the event of a nationwide coronavirus spread.
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Everbridge's services look to protect people and ensure business operations can be up and running in the event of emergencies.
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All of this could unravel in the event of a major Turkish invasion that would plunge the area into warfare.
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However, in the event of "significant distortions" affecting domestic prices, investigators can instead use international benchmark prices, the EU proposed.
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He warned his audience of a "nightmare in Downing Street" on Friday 13th in the event of a Labour win.
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Outwardly, they were designed to house the human race in the event of a world-ending war or natural event.
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In the event of a hung parliament, they also play a defining role in the formation of a coalition government.
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Lithuania has updated its civil defense booklet, which tells citizens what to do in the event of a Russian invasion.
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A Pennsylvania school district has armed its students with rocks to defend themselves in the event of a school shooting.
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For starters, today, what would happen in the event of another major natural disaster or -- heaven forbid -- major terror attack?
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The law also requires banks to submit to "stress tests" that simulate their stability in the event of economic problems.
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But it, too, is providing a textbook case of what not to do in the event of a cyber attack.
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The meat is so important that the country has its own strategic pork reserve in the event of a shortage.
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He said he was confident, though, that in the event of an auction the museum would thrive without the collection.
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That means the US and its allies would have less time to react in the event of a nuclear attack.
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But a 1976 law allows the president to bypass Congress and redirect funds in the event of a national emergency.
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The agency also has incorporated a way of issuing an immediate false-alarm notice in the event of an error.
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Ireland estimates its economic growth could flatline or even contract next year in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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Even in the event of a double (bilateral) orchiectomy, testosterone therapy can help restore a man's sex-drive and function.
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They're armed and, in theory, prepared to put their life on the line in the event of a mass shooting.
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Georgia is one of fourteen states that can't guarantee the accuracy of election outcomes in the event of a suspected breach.
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Mr. Dauman serves as a Redstone trustee in the event of Mr. Redstone's death, as well as his health care proxy.
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A second 'Doomsday Vault' was opened in a former Norwegian coal mine to store data in the event of an apocalypse.
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In Fitch's view, there is a material possibility that the IDRs would be downgraded in the event of a sovereign downgrade.
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A grooved runway allows water to flow off faster than a smooth runway in the event of heavy rain, Landsberg says.
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Also, in the event of a nuclear blast AF1 has special shielding that would prevent the plane's components from being destroyed.
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Environmentalists say without the rule, there's no data by which to hold the industry accountable in the event of polluted water.
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Meanwhile, Lithuania has reintroduced conscription and issued citizens a manual advising what to do in the event of a Russian invasion.
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The ERA has estimated that 1.8 million routes across Europe will be affected in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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In the event of a dispute it must be resolved first to ensure each party fulfils its obligations toward the family.
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In the event of widespread power outages, USACE said it had prepared to provide emergency power and has installed temporary towers.
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The president — with approval from both chambers of Congress — could name a new vice president in the event of a vacancy.
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Also still unclear is if the headphones can function in a passive, wired capacity in the event of the battery dying.
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Millett also warned that uncertainty over trade agreements in the event of a Brexit could affect the cost of mobile devices.
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"One report said that, actually—in the event of a nuclear disaster—the death toll would be quite small," Reese said.
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Following is a roundup of the U.S. sector strategies Wall Street analysts were recommending in the event of a Trump win.
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In the event of potential legal trouble, he may have judged it wise to have a friendly, loyal appointee in place.
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The August threats led California to issue guidelines to citizens about steps to take in the event of a nuclear explosion.
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Marshall County High School recently underwent a training course about what to do in the event of an active shooter situation.
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In the event of a Donald Trump win, the dollar is expected to sink by around 1.3 percent, Nomura's Rochester said.
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The renderings can also, in the event of disaster, allow people to digitally explore an amazing landmark as it once was.
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Investors are worried that banks have neither sufficient capital nor sufficient ability to raise capital in the event of another crisis.
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No matter what state you live in, there are a few ways to protect yourself in the event of a divorce.
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In the event of a hack, a criminal would see a mixed up group of letters instead of the plain password.
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He also highlighted to Nature the problems black bears, jaguars, and ocelots will have in the event of a border wall.
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Failing advances in this area, Thiel has also signed up to be cryonically preserved in the event of an untimely death.
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Engie said it would shut Gjoea in the event of a strike, while ExxonMobil said a strike would affect its operations.
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He told CNBC in June that mounting corporate debt puts the U.S. in bad shape in the event of a recession.
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They provide the business with the resources to recover from financial losses in the event of an important employee's untimely death.
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Advisors say that long term care insurance provides retirees some peace of mind in the event of a catastrophic health event.
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But there's one issue with the watch: In the event of a heart-related emergency, paramedics can't always arrive quickly enough.
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"We do think the BoE would cut rates in the event of a Brexit, to zero (but not below)," he said.
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Point ties are broken by fastest time, and in the event of a tie there as well, the tallest robot wins.
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Such a system would allow a ground-based pilot to take control of an aircraft in the event of a problem.
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These safe-haven assets are typically sought to limit one's exposure to losses in the event of a sharp market downturn.
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Japan's tempestuous seismic history has led it to become especially vigilant about what to do in the event of an earthquake.
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Holders of such notes have the ability to demand full repayment of principal and interest in the event of unpaid interest.
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The new U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement protects Canadian and Mexican production in the event of such tariffs through a quota system.
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PROMESA, which passed the U.S. Senate on Wednesday, puts a stay, or halt, on litigation in the event of a default.
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That difference has now almost closed but economists warn that inflation could return in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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While most boards carry liability insurance for the directors and officers, would it protect you in the event of legal action?
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In the event of default by the issuer, ABC would be obligated to investors for the outstanding principal and interest payable.
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But to keep its contents from falling off in the event of an earthquake, the shelf leans inwards at a slant.
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Conversations surrounding what to do in the event of an unforeseen death are never easy to have, especially with loved ones.
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The risk of an armed conflict in Korea was low even in the event of more North Korean provocations, he added.
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Yang reflected on what would likely happen in the event of a major earthquake in a huge city like Los Angeles.
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The ring is also, according to Wired, built on massive shock absorbers to protect it in the event of an earthquake.
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Most depressing, however, are the plans by congressional Republicans simply to break with Trump in the event of a general election.
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In Burkina Faso, for example, 53 percent of women felt they might lose their property in the event of a divorce.
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Chinese listed companies typically apply with stock exchanges to temporarily suspend trading in the event of a major event or announcement.
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However, SMI's potential risk could increase in the event of a sharp economic downturn because its loans are concentrated in infrastructure.
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Despite the challenges facing negotiators, some have no appetite to extend the exploratory talks in the event of no deal overnight.
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In short, the Treasury's conclusion that the economy would suffer a substantial loss in the event of Brexit is largely convincing.
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Under the terms of that deal, in the event of a no vote two further referenda can be held before 2022.
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It will certainly be cancelled in the event of the death of Thailand's venerated king, who is old and gravely ill.
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In the event of a contested convention it would matter a lot, however, because most delegates are unbound in subsequent votes.
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The partners aim to connect consumers with Bosch call centers as well as first responders in the event of a crash.
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In the event of a shooting, people should barricade doors, turn off lights, silence phones and hide, preferably behind something bulletproof.
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The bus safety standards are intended to prevent passengers from being flung outside of windows in the event of a crash.
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They were among the 28503 percent of Americans who could not come up with $22019 in the event of an emergency.
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That basic data is still useful in the event of a crash, or to check the emissions history of a vehicle.
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Apple has been singled out in Chinese media as a potential target for retaliation in the event of a trade war.
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"It is Mazars, not the President, that would be cited for contempt in the event of non‐compliance," the judges wrote.
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Vaginal delivery, especially in the event of obstructed and prolonged labor, increases the chance that women will suffer from the condition.
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In the event of a trade disruption, "it may take some time but we would be able to cope", he said.
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However, French sales of vehicles equipped with suspect software offer a better gauge of potential exposure in the event of conviction.
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He added that the school added so-called "wing walls" for students to hide behind in the event of a shooting.
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Fear of arrest is the most common reason that witnesses do not immediately call 22019 in the event of an overdose.
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Several Hong Kong insurers offer payouts in the event of an airline collapse although the cover is not as common worldwide.
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The biggest thing to distinguish between them, he says, is how well they support you in the event of a breach.
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Wassana told CNN that aliens have promised to take care of a select few "survivors" in the event of such fallout.
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In the event of a nuclear explosion on American soil, the US government offers some guidelines for how to seek shelter.
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Nations are reportedly stockpiling software and network vulnerabilities, to use for espionage or in the event of an internet-enabled conflict.
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The river then flows through Vilnius and could contaminate its drinking water in the event of an accident, the government said.
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The Walmart executive said he's "nervous" for brands that weren't concerned with profitability, especially in the event of an economic downturn.
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In the event of a disaster, the guards can hop into SWAT team-style trucks and retrieve residents within 400 miles.
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Boris Johnson's government is reportedly working on £500 million plan purchase slaughtered livestock in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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Inexplicably, the policy at FDA and FSIS on what information companies must provide in the event of a recall diverges significantly.
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Even in the event of paying the penalty for an early withdrawal, the effective yield would be more than 1 percent.
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Michael Dell said his company is "as well-positioned as any company can be" in the event of a trade fight.
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He then endorsed Article 5, which ensures that allies will come to each other's defense in the event of an attack.
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In the event of an incident, video of burglars, trespassers and package thieves can then be used to assist law enforcement.
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In the event of a yearlong continuing resolution, the Navy could see $20.6 billion, about 10% of its budget request, affected.
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Workers who refuse to go along with temporary workload increases in the event of increased business could be laid off, too.
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If you rely on China for your supply chain, have you finished your contingency plans in the event of massive disruption?
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However, in the event of an issue, there are no laws in place that establish procedures for conducting an orderly audit.
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Certain investors are guaranteed minimum returns in the event of an acquisition or IPO, sometimes at the cost of other investors.
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Maintain a health-care log so that you're equipped to fight back in the event of a dispute with your insurer.
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Since my credit limit is well above my monthly budget, I also have wiggle room in the event of an emergency.
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The two countries are still allies, committed to defending the other in the event of an attack on a NATO partner.
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Emergency declarations are most often used in the event of natural disasters but can be used to help manage disease outbreaks.
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The Fed, by cutting rates now, might be limiting its options down the road in the event of an actual slowdown.
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That's the worry of many tourism-dependent communities that don't have the hospital beds necessary in the event of an outbreak.
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In the event of changes to the ACA, those who lose coverage will likely fall back on these clinics as well.
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Paying with a credit card rather than a debit card or cash gives you more security in the event of fraud.
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The so-called stress tests examine what happens to banks' capital and cash reserves in the event of various doomsday scenarios.
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Musk has recently discussed the possibility of producing ventilators in his Tesla factory on Twitter in the event of a shortage.
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Some big institutional investors hold Tesla shares in index funds, and would most likely sell in the event of a deal.
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Mr. Karp said that experienced agents, for one, can assist with rebooking flights in the event of cancellations or lengthy delays.
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The Commission's assessment, expected next week, will need to be backed by EU states in the event of a possible overhaul.
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Such a vote is unlikely, but in the event of a crisis like the one Schlesinger envisioned, it would be essential.
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An official of South Korea's Meteorological Agency said acoustic waves should be detected in the event of a man-made earthquake.
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In fact, they were learning how to don gas masks in the event of chemical or biological attacks from North Korea.
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Under a 1960 treaty, Britain, Turkey and Greece can intervene in Cyprus in the event of a breakdown of constitutional order.
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Some regulatory bodies, including the European Union, even require airlines to compensate passengers in the event of an extended controllable delay.
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Millions of North Koreans flooding over its border in the event of a regime collapse is the last thing China wants.
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"In the event of the UK leaving, the initial knee-jerk impact on the market could be quite negative," it said.
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In the event of an appeal, the Vatican statement says the penalty will be suspended until a final resolution is reached.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS DBSA's ratings reflect a moderate probability of support from the South African authorities in the event of need.
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At their most basic, these systems are designed to brake automatically in the event of an impending collision with another vehicle.
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Recent IndyCar models are designed to shred parts in the event of a crash and deflect energy away from the driver.
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Mr. Trump gave little thought to what to do with his business in the event of a victory on Election Day.
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Two polls released Friday indicated most Americans would blame Trump and the Republicans over Democrats in the event of a shutdown.
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What makes the looming confrontation so dangerous is that both sides stand to lose economically in the event of a breakdown.
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The reason why revolves around the resilience he expects them to exhibit, even in the event of an industry-wide meltdown.
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The Shenzhen stock exchange stipulates a maximum of six months for a trading suspension in the event of a company restructuring.
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In the event of co-hosts, FIFA said, the FIFA Council will decide how many teams will be granted automatic entry.
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We gave information to those who refused to leave so they knew what to do in the event of an arrest.
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First, he's promoting better access to education and training programs to make workers more "nimble" in the event of job disruptions.
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In the event of a further downgrade of the sovereign rating of the UK or France, IFFIm's ratings would be downgraded.
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More Brexit news: Brussels rejected calls for dual-listed shares in London and the E.U. in the event of no deal.
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Australia is seen as a possible ally for the United States in the event of a war on the Korean Peninsula.
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"From a security perspective, vehicles around a building act as a buffer in the event of an attack," the email read.
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Broadcasters buy contingency insurance, as "in the event of no play, they are not able to charge" the advertisers, he said.
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Under the terms of the contract, an arbitration court in China would have jurisdiction in the event of any legal dispute.
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An agency spokeswoman said the derivatives regulator could, however, call in additional staff in the event of a financial market emergency.
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Is Li right that US companies would end up hit harder than Chinese companies in the event of a trade war?
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That amendment provides the procedures for replacing the president or vice president in the event of death, removal, resignation or incapacitation.
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Diesel generators can sustain power to the switch in the event of an external power outage Diesel generators can sustain power to the switch in the event of an external power outage At a higher level, the switch and its sister share all New York City cellular traffic, but either one could handle the full load if necessary.
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In June, the French interior ministry launched a mobile phone app which alerts the public in the event of a terrorist attack.
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Their letter followed a statement from Airbus that it might pull out of Britain in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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Given ICAP's renewed focus and reliance on electronic platforms, the ratings could come under pressure in the event of material operational losses.
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So, it&aposs a misuse of what is intended to be a tool in the event of a threat to national security.
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The Microsoft co-founder said organizations involved in prevention need to discuss what to do in the event of such an attack.
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So grids need power resources capable of "spinning up" quickly in the event of, say, the sudden loss of a power plant.
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These gates can be raised on command to create a temporary wall against the sea in the event of a high tide.
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Unlike in Europe, the U.S. doesn't have the best protections or compensation policies in the event of a delayed or cancelled flight.
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Nikolaevich's patented design even includes space underneath the cabin so that passengers' luggage will detach in the event of an emergency, too.
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Airlines would have to post a prominent link on their website on services offered in the event of a widespread computer outage.
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Here's a look at some of the big choices the party might face in the event of a big victory this fall.
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In the event of an emergency, users can set up the app to contact friends, family, immigration lawyers or even advocacy groups.
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An insurance scheme would make depositors across the euro zone feel safe and prevent bank runs in the event of a crisis.
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In the event of a weak headwind in the direction of travel, some bats would depart during nights with low atmospheric pressure.
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All Laender are equally entitled to financial support in the event of financial distress, irrespective of differences in economic and financial performances.
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The interior lights are dimmed as a precaution allowing passengers' eyes to adjust more quickly in the event of an emergency landing.
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Other Asian nations have begun to express concern, if only obliquely, over U.S.-China ties in the event of a Trump presidency.
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Three days later, the newspaper published his last column, which he had written to be released in the event of his death.
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This gives the car what is essentially its own crumple-zone around the battery, protecting it in the event of a crash.
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In the event of a squeeze, the triple objectives of raising cash, boosting the valuation and keeping control will start to conflict.
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In the event of such a crisis, the signals sent from Washington will be critical to prevent the situation from escalating dangerously.
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The IMF warned against rolling back prudential regulations that could help to buffer the financial system in the event of a downturn.
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In the event of a tie after the 12 scheduled matches, a final doubles match would be played to determine the winner.
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But not all market participants believe the new rules will be any help in the event of the next big sell off.
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The problem is exacerbated in the event of a hurricane, another naturally occurring phenomenon being driven to new extremes by climate change.
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Exposed to the elements and operating on two wheels instead of four, motorcyclists are particularly defenseless in the event of a crash.
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It's based in the US, so in the event of it cutting ties with Huawei, it would have to pick another provider.
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" He wrote: "I would hope for disciplinary measures in the event of such incidents, for all individuals who exhibit such unworthy conduct.
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She was feeling exhausted and increasingly anxious about her health and that of the baby in the event of a difficult labor.
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UTPs have a higher book value than defaulted loans and expose banks to potentially larger losses in the event of a sale.
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In the event of a government shutdown, NORAD will continue with its 63-year tradition of NORAD Tracks Santa on Dec. 24.
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In the event of an exhumation, "most funeral directors are crossing their fingers the body is in a concrete vault," Kelder says.
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Many phones like to reserve a little juice to protect data in the event of a sudden shutdown or maintain internal clocks.
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"This will substantially address the potential shortfall in reinsurance recoveries in the event of Iranian-related claims," Bardot said in an email.
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After all, it's illegal to help someone evade taxes or conceal their assets from a judge in the event of a divorce.
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All Laender are equally entitled to financial support in the event of financial distress irrespective of differences in economic and financial performances.
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The case opens up, for the first time, about who's liable in the event of an accident involving a self-driving car.
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Its parent, Korea's largest web portal operator, will offer as many as 5.25 million existing shares in the event of strong demand.
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Also, MACS J0416 contains a compact core of hot gas, which would also have been disrupted in the event of a collision.
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It was designed to allow the sitting president to send a message to all U.S. phones in the event of national emergency.
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The Netherlands said in February that 50 "critical" drugs were at risk of shortages in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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Today, the company finally came clean and pledged to immediately implement password-hashing, a crucial protection in the event of a breach.
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"Total loss of a supertall building - requiring demolition and replacement - is a distinct possibility in the event of a fire," they wrote.
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"In the event of a crisis, it would allow American reinforcements to link-up with the US forces already there," he said.
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Lavrov said both countries had the right to pull out of the treaty in the event of "a fundamental change in circumstances".
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Flight Service Bureau said that could present problems in the event of an unplanned landing in Iran for medical or technical reasons.
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These critical systems are strictly segmented from the rest of the network to prevent any damage in the event of a cyberattack.
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Houthi leader Abdul Malik al-Houthi has warned the group will attack oil tankers in the event of an assault on Hodeidah.
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"Without air and sea domination, Chinese naval vessels will just be targets in the event of conflict," said a retired PLA officer.
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Kirkman is the designated survivor, the cabinet secretary who stays away from the speech in the event of just such an emergency.
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The policymaker said he didn't see any reason to hike rates again except in the event of surprising growth or inflation data.
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A lot of Americans have either joked or threatened that, in the event of a Trump presidency, they'd be moving to Canada.
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It happened with Uber, and in the event of a great Alexa scandal, who is to say it can't happen with Amazon?
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The secure enclave sits apart from the operating system, designed to inoculate precious cargo even in the event of a broader breach.
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The examples I've provided are all FDA Class 1 devices — devices that are generally considered low risk in the event of failure.
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Today, exactly one year later, you're still at risk of losing all your save data in the event of a hardware failure.
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This had raised hopes among refugees on Nauru and Manaus that their lives would change in the event of a Labor victory.
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In the event of a 50-50 tie, Vice President Mike Pence would have been able to serve as a tie-breaker.
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But Zhao said even China is unsure who it would support in the event of any armed conflict on the Korean Peninsula.
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With the increasing protectionism emanating from Western capitals, Foxconn could have used some geographical diversity in the event of a tariff fight.
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In the event of no deal on Britain's EU exit, European energy law will no longer apply to the UK electricity market.
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Heineken and Patron referred to their offer as final, but said it could be increased in the event of a competing bid.
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By contrast, the poll showed a weakening to $1.20 could be on the cards in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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South Korea and the United States agreed on Thursday on "swift punitive measures" against North Korea in the event of further provocation.
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Alive, he could potentially record messages pleading for his release and serve as a human shield in the event of an attack.
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Therein lies the problem, because the federal government has left itself a backdoor, in the event of tribe's claiming sovereignty over airspace.
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Nevertheless, foreign currency liquidity could come under pressure in the event of prolonged marked closure, as is the case for the sector.
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Check these items in your existing policy to get a sense of how well you're covered in the event of a storm.
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Banks in Australia would be more susceptible to deterioration in asset quality in the event of a sharp decline in house prices.
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It says keeping gold abroad means Romania has readily available reserves for use as financing collateral in the event of a crisis.
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In the event of a cyberattack, identity theft or other electronic payment failure, cash is what we can count on to survive.
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Subordinated debt is unsecured and stands last in the queue to be repaid in the event of a liquidation of its issuer.
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Americans already have the ability to consent voluntarily to allow their phone carriers to share information in the event of an emergency.
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In the event of the latter, it's game over and you, a prisoner of your ravenous avarice, tap Play and try again.
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That also means they'll want lower rates, leaving the Fed with less room to cut rates in the event of a recession.
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Patel, who took over the helm at the RBI this month, will have the casting vote in the event of a tie.
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The greater number of rotors provides both more efficiency in lift and higher levels of redundancy in the event of a failure.
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In the event of my untimely death, I'd have to be confirmed brain dead before my organs would be considered for transplant.
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These adjustments would make it easier for him to spin or leap out of trouble in the event of a crash. Cool!
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In the event of a "yes" vote that keeps Britain in the EU, the market jitters will disappear and investment will improve.
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Previously, I had wondered if I had the physical strength and coordination to properly defend Drake in the event of a crisis.
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A spokesman for North Dakota's governor said the state's National Guard is ready to offer aid in the event of any emergencies.
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Debt issued by UK banks, which PIMCO has recommended to investors, might represent a buying opportunity in the event of a Brexit.
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Bolsonaro said Brazil would consider leaving the Mercosur economic bloc if problems arise with Argentina in the event of an opposition victory.
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He said the automotive, transport, food and chemical sectors would face the biggest challenges in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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