But when you put people through a bit of technical terms, like "first line of defense", "second line of defense", it needs a period of adjustment.
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Knowing what to expect is the first line of defense.
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In the case of Winterfell's first line of defense — see?
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So, the vaccine is an important first line of defense.
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"To me, they're the first line of defense," said Aiello.
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The first line of defense is the ultrastiff cabinet construction.
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Hospitals and doctors often are the first line of defense.
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Intelligence is our first and most effective line of defense.
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It's local authorities who are the first line of defense.
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"I know this is his line of defense," she said.
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This is the visible deterrent — the first line of defense.
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The first line of defense was isolation of the ill.
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Perhaps Twitter ought not be our first line of defense.
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"I'm kind of the second line of defense," he said.
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"I usually get Trump's front line of defense," he said.
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SNAP is our nation's first line of defense against hunger.
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"We are no longer the last line of defense," Strange said.
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The CS people are the last line of defense for that.
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It is, but it should be our last line of defense.
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The first line of defense for YouTube Kids are algorithmic filters.
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Too often, a single password is the only line of defense.
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Passwords are still often the first line of defense against hackers.
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These doctors are typically your first line of defense against illness.
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It isn't their job to be the front line of defense.
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"That is your main line of defense," he told Business Insider.
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Teeth are the body's first line of defense against appalling food.
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They were expected to form a solid red line of defense.
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"Ibuprofen is usually a good first line of defense," says Sridhar.
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Does Giuliani's latest line of defense foreshadow new announcements from Mueller?
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But wetlands and reefs are only a first line of defense.
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We found this last line of defense is virtually non-existent.
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But Trump has a standard line of defense on this point.
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Credit freezes aren't foolproof, but are another line of defense worth considering.
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It'll be your first line of defense when tackling that 2 a.m.
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Remember strong, unique passwords Your password is the first line of defense.
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The first line of defense, he said, is a carbon monoxide detector.
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Machida's first line of defense against takedowns and strikes is his footwork.
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So I became a sweeper, which is the last line of defense.
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Farmers have called it the last line of defense against certain insects.
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The free press is the first line of defense of our republic.
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They start eliminating jobs, because that is the first line of defense.
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For the most part, security keys are a last line of defense.
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For that reason, bright light therapy remains the first line of defense.
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Now, David Rittich has emerged to solidify Calgary's final line of defense.
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He shrugged and walked me over to his own line of defense.
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Another line of defense comes in the form of thermal protectant sprays.
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Gas masks as 'the first line of defense against Coronavirus or doomsday.'
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I was her protector — her first line of defense against outside forces.
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I was her protector — her first line of defense against outside forces.
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"The fact that this thing was able to slip through the American line of defense and then through the Saudi line of defense and hit with the precision that it did, frankly, it was an eye-opener," he said.
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It's important to have a first line of defense for illness and injury.
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The first line of defense will be Democratic governors, attorneys-general and legislatures.
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I am a food source and therefore not the first line of defense.
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That line of defense may not convince the judges after the new allegations.
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The handle is meant to be the last line of defense for astronauts.
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While those capabilities are impressive, they are often the last line of defense.
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Unfortunately, it seems Comedy Central has opted out of that line of defense.
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"The border wall is truly our first line of defense," Trump told reporters.
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SNAP (formerly food stamps) is our nation's first line of defense against hunger.
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Border patrol agents are a critical line of defense against criminals and terrorists.
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Finally, we should recognize physical border protection is a last line of defense.
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As companies seek solutions, in-store workers become the first line of defense.
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Tires are also a key line of defense in maintaining high fleet uptimes.
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This is my first line of defense anytime I have a medical expense.
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Boards, meanwhile, see this exercise as a last line of defense against trouble.
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"Unfortunately, my doctor didn't know the first line of defense," Ms. Rogers said.
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While not perfect, this is significantly better than a single line of defense.
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Ken Washington: You deal with that by not having a single line of defense.
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Your best line of defense against an unexpected party wipe is to save often.
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An air purifier should not be your first line of defense against indoor irritants.
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"I'm frustrated that diagnostic imaging has become the first line of defense," she said.
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The animal kingdom is our last line of defense against a complete drone takeover.
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Japan's PAC-3 batteries are the last line of defense against any incoming warheads.
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They know they're the final line of defense and, if called, they cannot miss.
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Your last line of defense: Wash with soap and water within a few hours.
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I'm interested in the body's innate immunity, its first line of defense against disease.
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"Residents are your eyes and ears, your first line of defense," said Mr. Barber.
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Op-Ed Contributor WASHINGTON — The European Union is the West's last line of defense.
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"The first line of defense has to be: Stop the virus," Professor Stein said.
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By treating illness, antiviral drugs become a second line of defense against serious consequences.
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Had House Democrats alleged specific crimes, they would have preempted this line of defense.
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In effect, AI stands to be a new first line of defense against disease.
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Routers are also a major line of defense against unauthorized access to that network.
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"You are our last line of defense," author and TV host Janet Mock adds.
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Immunoglobin A, or IgA, is the body's first line of defense against respiratory illness.
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In medicine, for example, there are antibiotics known as "last-line-of-defense" drugs.
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"Primary care is our health system's front line of defense, detection, and treatment," Mokdad said.
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Becky was Sasha's final line of defense against an ancient spirit as old as humanity.
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The Fed's best line of defense is to stick to its mandate of price stability.
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This function is a critical line of defense for Equifax and integral to business goals.
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The quotes from the Last Line of Defense Facebook page were from an unnamed administrator.
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If he isn't the best last line of defense in the league, he's damn close.
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Air travel is dehydrating, so drinking plenty of water is the first line of defense.
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But toward the end of Wednesday's hearing, a clearer line of defense came into view.
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They're also our last line of defense against some of the Trump administration's worst policies.
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Arming yourself with a cash safety net is your first line of defense against debt.
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The Saudis could also have used anti-aircraft guns as a last line of defense.
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With the right planning, financial professionals can be another line of defense against elder fraud.
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It literally is the first line of defense for information we deem sensitive or proprietary.
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The first line of defense against hackers is to password protect your Wi-Fi router.
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It more than doubled the budget for food stamps — the poor's last line of defense.
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Safeties are the last line of defense and among the hardest hitters in the game.
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The first line of defense should have been the board, and its failure was shocking.
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The first line of defense against epidemic is a strong and accessible health care system.
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"Our southern border should be our LAST line of defense against radical Islam," Graham tweeted.
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Croatia was the first line of defense against the Muslim Sultanate, and Slovenia the second.
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Congress has been the first line of defense against American retrenchment and should be lauded.
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When it's a life-or-death situation, the teacher is the last line of defense.
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They need to preserve and restore their first line of defense -- wetlands and coral reefs.
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CLIA-certified labs are essentially the government's secondary line of defense for detecting an outbreak.
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They are the ultimate line of defense, and the ultimate decision-maker on direction and narrative.
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State DMVs and their investigative units can be the first line of defense against this abuse.
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Step 2: Get a password managerPassword managers are the second line of defense in these situations.
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And when the ice packs fail me, extra contouring has become my next line of defense.
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However, unlike cancer, screening to prevent terrorism is the last line of defense, not the first.
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As you can imagine, your lymph system is a super important line of defense against infections.
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Understanding these clues, which we often give out unwittingly, is a good first line of defense.
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Their approach, called SafeCore, is a final line of defense, says chief operating officer Bill Davidson.
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"Teachers are supposed to be the first line of defense against bullying," Mott told the outlet.
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But should that line of defense essentially spare a player who endangers another with intentional recklessness?
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Arming yourself with a cash safety net is your first line of defense against debt.2.
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It's the first line of defense against high-interest debt, Erica Lamberg wrote for Business Insider.
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The last line of defense would be the U.S. Supreme Court — namely, Chief Justice John Roberts.
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Don't expect Facebook, Twitter, Google, Instagram or YouTube to be the only front line of defense.
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We must be a first line of defense against hatred that targets any group of people.
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She, along with her Thai staff, are Thailand's best line of defense in slowing gonorrhea resistance.
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Breakingviews Global bank watchdogs are acting as a line of defense against an American deregulatory push.
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Instead you — the American people — are our last line of defense against the media's hit jobs.
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She was wary of letdowns and heartbreak, and her scrappiness was her first line of defense.
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The first line of defense against these thermal losses are more efficient glass structures and materials.
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This made him the White House's first line of defense about the changing Stormy Daniels story.
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"Many people rely on cannabis as a first line of defense for medical issues," he said.
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The requests had been authenticated by SWIFT, the first line of defense against fraudulent wire transfers.
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Now government-mandated quarantines have been deployed as our last line of defense against the virus.
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Establishing protected areas is critically important work, and the first line of defense is preserving biodiversity.
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They'd have to deal with Vanessa, whom he called the first line of defense, he said.
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Trump supporters spent the first part of the hearing trying out a new line of defense.
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Your first line of defense is to ask around for recommendations from friends, family and colleagues.
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These permits are the heart of our clean water protections — clean water's last line of defense.
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Regardless of which rules wind up in place, you are your own first line of defense.
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For that reason, Karius isn't positioning its test as a first line of defense for doctors.
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"Background checks are the first line of defense," he said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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Moreover, James did a great job of blowing by the first line of defense in the quarter.
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Still others may seek to reduce volatility, offering another potential line of defense in the equity portfolio.
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Inteferons are part of the innate immune system, considered the first line of defense against foreign invaders.
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Microsoft, Google, and Mozilla are all issuing patches for their browsers as a first line of defense.
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The tech companies could adopt a similar line of defense if questioned on their more recent investments.
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Police from around the country interlocked, with one group of officers forming a secondary line of defense.
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Passwords are the first line of defense in protecting access to our finances, credit information and identities.
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They are the front line of defense in protecting the very foundation of our democracy, the vote.
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"Whistleblowers are a crucial line of defense against waste, fraud and abuse," Wyden said in a statement.
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Boustany says the islands are important because they are the first line of defense against storm devastation.
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In this unique and historic case, you may prove to be the Constitution's last line of defense.
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The Sea Shepherd and Earth League International "are our first — and last — line of defense," he says.
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Hallberg and Hamdy, for sharing an unpopular truth: Pills should not be our first line of defense.
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"The first and best line of defense is a well-trained staff and student body," he explained.
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These OTC drugs can be an important first line of defense in the treatment of minor ailments.
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"The first and best line of defense is a well-trained staff and student body," Trump said.
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Trump remains behind his last line of defense: Nobody has shown he conspired with Russia in 2016.
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Nevertheless, it is imperative that the public be enlisted as the first line of defense in prevention.
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At times, he was reduced to cutting himself off midsentence as he abandoned a line of defense.
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They are now seen as the last line of defense against widespread acceptance of school voucher programs.
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Many Christian leaders responded to Donald Trump's bragging about sexual assault with a similar line of defense.
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But your first line of defense against a natural disaster will probably be the people around you.
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This line of defense appears to be the Trump campaign's closing argument in these final three weeks.
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GameQuitters' Cam Adair told me that communities have an opportunity to be the first line of defense.
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School should be society's first-line of defense: spotting, helping, and/or criminally labeling potentially murderous youths.
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She lay awake in his bed, still wearing her jeans and shoes as a last line of defense.
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That leaves older PAC-3 Patriot missiles protecting major cities including Tokyo as a last line of defense.
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The ship is defenseless while Han fires it up again, which means I'm the last line of defense.
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"This is our last line of defense," South Holt County Assistant Fire Chief Bill Killin told area media.
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I believe in defending and promoting organized labor, the first and last line of defense against corporate rule.
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Luckily, your first line of defense against period cramps is an over-the-counter medication, Dr. Polaneczky says.
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Put plainly, what you wear next to your skin is your first line of defense against cold weather.
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So, yeah: Shower shoes are your first line of defense for preventing these infections in the first place.
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Despite these vulnerabilities, having a mobile account PIN is still a good second line of defense against hackers.
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"Our first line of defense will be dialogue and diplomacy," he said on the eve of the convention.
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They need a line of defense, and I think Time's Up really has the potential to be that.
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"...You — the American people — are our last line of defense against the media's hit jobs," it also remarked.
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Staying hydrated is your first line of defense, Dr. Dardik says — and using all that hydration to pee.
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But accrediting agencies remain the first line of defense on quality and the primary gatekeepers to financial aid.
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Clip: The United States Secret Service, America&aposs first line of defense against the counterfeiter and their crimes.
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As the last line of defense, Thompson also displayed an uncanny knack for breaking up and intercepting passes.
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JP: In a way the book is line of defense against literary criticism, which has seeped into poetry.
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Miller has one save and has generally been the first line of defense when opponents mount a rally.
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"Our first line of defense," Mr. Barnes, the Connecticut official, said, "is to take back Congress for Democrats."
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Andrew DiamondSan Francisco To the Editor: The primary care doctor is our first line of defense against disease.
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For journalists, the archives represent a line of defense against what some fear is an increasingly potent weapon.
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Many also play a vital role in maintaining public health as the first line of defense against contagion.
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Today, it is a last line of defense against the hardiest of pathogens—though probably not for long.
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They also are often the first line of defense in early detection of abnormalities in tissue and organs.
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The Democratic attorneys general has proclaimed itself "the first line of defense" against the Trump administration's immigration agenda.
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USDA inspectors are the first line of defense for animals covered by the modest requirements of the AWA.
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The first line of defense is to go to the swap line and let the swap lines work.
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BI has also announced an intention to broaden swap agreements with Japan to bolster its "second line of defense".
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But it is legislators on the state level who are the first line of defense against these awful bills.
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"The people of Palestine stand today at the first line of defense for Jerusalem and its shrines," he added.
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When an outbreak of a new pest occurs, growers look to chlorpyrifos as a proven first-line of defense.
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The memes were shared on a page called America's Last Line of Defense, which is run by Christopher Blair.
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"If you ask where the policy space is, fiscal policy should be the first line of defense," he said.
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And then, we've got to recognize our first line of defense against lone wolf attacks is among Muslim Americans.
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In the next crisis, fiscal policy, rather than monetary policy, is going to be the first line of defense.
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The country does not have a functioning primary care system, the first line of defense for illness and injury.
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"We felt like the last line of defense of the country's economy," said Nasrollah Sardashti, the company's commercial director.
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MetaCert wants to augment, not replace, tools designed for blocking phishing attacks, acting as a last line of defense.
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As an all-inclusive wedding planner, Meyer serves as the first line of defense between the vendors and couples.
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Redlining is still alive, and fair lending laws are a critical line of defense against these types of practices.
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We're now in an age where cameras are frequently wielded as the last, safest line of defense for onlookers.
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This is a problem for the average person, whose report is the first line of defense against the attack.
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The SEC is our first line of defense to protect Americans from massive frauds like Enron and Bernie Madoff.
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The last line of defense is Adam Burns, 34, a supervisor whose specialty is spotting what others have missed.
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Transformation map The best line of defense, just as it was in the past, is education and (re)training.
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We do think the Senate is the last line of defense, we need to stop it in the Senate.
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Doctors recommend that your best line of defense against the flu each year is to get a flu vaccine.
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The country does not have a functioning primary care system, the first line of defense for illness and injury.
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While Google and Facebook use algorithms as a first line of defense for questionable content, Patreon has human moderators.
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The first line of defense is the diplomatic route and that is what Pakistan is engaged in right now.
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And in that silence may lie Hong Kongers' best line of defense against the steady onslaught from the north.
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Another likely line of defense is whether any of the information he took from Google ended up with Uber.
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But, as I argued on a separate panel Friday, platforms are the first line of defense against viral forgeries.
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A unique, unambiguous and universal identity code is critical as the first line of defense in preventing cybersecurity breaches.
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Also, sand at the beach is a vital barrier, acting as the first line of defense against the storm.
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Several thousand air marshals in plainclothes sit anonymously among passengers and provide the first line of defense against Sept.
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The first line of defense is Racine Sy, a longtime doorman who guards the stairs like a cheery Cerberus.
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That's often the first line of defense people give for why they don't care about data or digital privacy.
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The economic improvements he will hail in his State of the Union speech provide his strongest line of defense.
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If worst comes to worst, he could fall back to coal leasing reform as his final line of defense.
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Background checks are supposed to be the main line of defense against a dangerous person looking to buy a gun.
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What's increasingly clear is that the most efficient line of defense shouldn't be a reporter emailing the company's press line.
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Audio, radar, seismic, acoustic, and magnetic cues from ground sensors are often a first line of defense for detecting activity.
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Only 1 percent of those exchanges require intervention by the authorities, and Lublin considers it the last line of defense.
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Algorithms attempt to catch the majority, and tens of thousands of human moderators act as the second line of defense.
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Reality check: New laws would be a last line of defense against deepfakes, as legislation can't easily prevent their spread.
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Flight attendants are considered the first line of defense, and that's how I came to learn so much about it.
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Dr. Fusco's first line of defense is always SPF, applied everywhere and whenever your skin is exposed to the sun.
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The entertainment industry tells parents that the content ratings are the best line of defense between children and inappropriate content.
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But a final assault on Islamic State's last line of defense in its former Syrian capital Raqqa began on Sunday.
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That would leave older PAC-3 Patriot missile batteries protecting major cities including Tokyo as a last line of defense.
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During the speech on Friday, he said he represented the last line of defense between Americans and their gun rights.
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The budget request also includes funding to improve Aegis destroyers that are Japan's first line of defense against ballistic missiles.
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"You are the first line of defense against Republicans," Clinton said, urging Iowans to take seriously their duty of voting.
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Yeah, so Grey Worm, commander of the Unsullied, the front line of defense against the White Walkers is sooooo dead.
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They should also opt out of allowing unregistered Sarahah users comment on their accounts as a further line of defense.
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An educated homebuyer is the first line of defense, said Jessica Edgerton, associate counsel for the National Association of Realtors.
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"The majority of its officers are patriotic and proud Jordanians who are the country's first line of defense," he said.
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As the last line of defense, Thompson has the responsibility to shout defensive signals to get each Giant properly aligned.
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" Albright, a strong critic of President Donald Trump and his administration, wrote that diplomacy is the "first line of defense.
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Most would agree — as do I — that violence is rarely the answer, and it's never a first line of defense.
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A ban on new restaurants may be Dubrovnik's next line of defense against overtourism, Julia Buckley reported for CNN Travel.
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This is because we've already found that treating these chronic conditions as a first line of defense doesn't really work.
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City officials will install the sandbags as the first line of defense against storm surges in part of Lower Manhattan.
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He ordered the bellman — "the first line of defense and a walking videotape," he said — to keep him constantly updated.
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Democracy has survived instead because Latin American societies have learned to bolster the line of defense against democracy's internal enemies.
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When federal courts dial back protection for reporters, the guidelines become an essential first line of defense against overzealous prosecutors.
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"It was 1984," said Flores, as she remembered the school art project that became a child's first line of defense.
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A rookie safety, he was the Giants' last line of defense and the last person the team could rely on.
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While people are the weakest link in data security, their identity can be the first and strongest line of defense.
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The bottom line: Someday maybe this will all change, but for now, your fingers remain the final line of defense.
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Quite unexpectedly, it also has become a formidable and possibly final dirt line of defense against the Atlantic Coast Pipeline.
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" Hinting at a potential line of defense, Mr. Brafman also drew a distinction between bad behavior and criminal conduct. "Mr.
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The first line of defense is to shine a light on its reality and understand with whom we are dealing.
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As a secondary line of defense, the Z-Lok occupies a useful middle ground between cable lock and locking skewer.
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Ideally, such systems would serve as a first line of defense, screening patients and pinpointing those who need further attention.
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There is also an emphasis on middle managers, who are seen as the first line of defense against inappropriate behavior.
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The last line of defense is a plan to merge ADT with a rival security firm, Protection 1, that Apollo owns.
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Routers are the first line of defense for home networks and the backbone for connecting and operating our Internet-connected devices.
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Not only have they positioned themselves to be the first line of defense, they are also setting up the next line.
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And when Clinton attacks Trump on foreign policy, his first line of defense is, again, his opposition to the Iraq War.
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Airlines employees are the first line of defense for protecting the countless children who are trafficked on major flights each day.
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Plan Frontera Sur, as the Mexican government's campaign is called, serves as a first line of defense for the United States.
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The usual snot runs clear, acting as a lubricant and the body's first line of defense against viral and bacterial invaders.
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He also supports arming some teachers as "a good first line of defense," a position that President Donald Trump has advocated.
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The report sheds new light on the emotional and physical toll of being Facebook's main line of defense against abusive content.
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The officers are supposed to serve as a first line of defense, by assessing and containing the scene before police arrive.
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What we saw a few weeks back was the initial wave of craziness and the first line of defense being established.
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And it's turned the civil service into the last line of defense for liberals facing a Republican Congress and White House.
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Being able to spot some of the ways hackers try to do that can be a good first line of defense.
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These tiny proteins are produced by the body's own tissues as a first line of defense against all sorts of infections.
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"Mangroves are our first line of defense," Araujo said of the scheme, which is supported by the U.S. development agency USAID.
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The first line of defense is the transition team's counsel (essentially, Trump's lawyer), who vets each appointment internally for potential conflicts.
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True, what's left still exceeds the €223 billion of cash and liquid securities that represent the bank's first line of defense.
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Dogs that pass the course will be deployed to the nation's airports, a first line of defense against terrorist bomb attacks.
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And it's a lot of constituents all over the country who now serve as a virtual line of defense for Obamacare.
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And since phones are often the first line of defense between me and creepy people, mace seems like a nice touch.
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More disastrous was his dismantling of the drug-interdiction program that had become the last line of defense against the traffickers.
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A more general point here is that central banks should not be the first line of defense to a medical emergency.
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Pharmacists are the first line of defense against the virus, but they're often without protection when dealing with potentially infected patients.
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"The last line of defense would be a highly trained person in the school," Oliva said, according to the Miami Herald.
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Those weapons were based on a naval gun system, the Phalanx, that's considered a last line of defense against antiship missiles.
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"His line of defense was never 'We are holier than thou,'" said Dmitri Trenin, the director of the Carnegie Moscow Center.
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In Broward County, which includes Parkland, the red flag law became an effective and indispensable line of defense, local authorities said.
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Additionally, Kessler included an even more damning statement from Cordeiro in which he appears to contradict US Soccer's line of defense.
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"Historically, you are the last line of defense in this country from the overzealous media, from the overzealous prosecution," Rotunno said.
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And as they battle rising competition from a new source — delivery services — workers like Fritz are the first line of defense.
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The Cavaliers, after all, still represent the Eastern Conference's best and last line of defense against the stubbornly superior, haughty West.
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In addition, a vaccine will take years before it can become publicly available; it is not the first line of defense.
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Apple's other line of defense against privacy abuse is the review that all apps undergo before they hit the App Store.
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While Druva recognizes that it won't be the first line of defense for bigger companies, it believes having this kind of protection in place will be really valuable for the small to mid-market customers who lack protection and recovery for ransomware attacks, while acting as a secondary line of defense for those that have other tools in place.
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"Volunteer blood donations are always going to be the first line of defense -- but with this technology, you have a safety net."
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It's such a critical layer because that's the first line of defense that even a human doesn't have to get involved in.
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Sobriety coaches, or sober coaches as they're sometimes called, are basically the last line of defense in serious cases of substance abuse.
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Theon and his Iron Islands warriors will be protecting Bran as the first line of defense against the Night King's inevitable attack.
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Without that first line of defense, who knows what other deterrent I'd get to remind me not to binge drink so often.
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Free safety Rayshawn Jenkins, whom Lynn called the "eraser tackler" this week, plays a prominent role as the last line of defense.
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While many see them as the first line of defense against terrorism, others speak of heavily armed officers prone to excessive force.
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Apple's App Store has become the iPhone's first line of defense against malware, adware, or otherwise scammy software, but it isn't airtight.
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It's the first line of defense against a terrorist bomb attack, as the city is on heightened alert for New Year's Eve.
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What's more, the EPA is often the first line of defense in the case of a toxic spill or environmental health hazard.
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This is an additional line of defense on top of the 30,000 people Facebook regularly has working on safety and security measures.
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"Instead, you — the American people — are our last line of defense against the media's hit jobs," one line in the email read.
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Despite what some might want, there will never be a perfect line of defense able to protect us from every evil deed.
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"The first line of defense for these diseases has never been vaccination," said Carlson, a postdoctoral fellow in Georgetown University's biology department.
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Earlier, Pence visited a Japanese Patriot PAC-3 missile battery, Japan's last line of defense against any possible North Korean missile strike.
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Covered by the ACA as a preventive service at no cost to the consumer, mammogram screenings are the first line of defense.
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Coeure argued that flexible markets, including an integrated financial market, should be the first line of defense because they absorb shocks efficiently.
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Our policies should force Europe to defend its region with the U.S. as a backstop and not the first line of defense.
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Going into the debates, what we saw at NBC's forum should make you very, very worried about our first line of defense.
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Colonel Kareem al-Lami said breaching the militants' first line of defense in al-Ayadiya was like opening "the gates of hell".
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Another Republican close to Mr. Trump, Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, offered another line of defense to reporters in the Senate.
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It is, as ever, the nation's last line of defense against the advancing forces of progressivism, perpetually in need of financial reinforcements.
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More realistically, if/when the eagles are compromised by some of the larger animals, the bulls are your best line of defense.
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The Trump administration is eliminating existing protections that serve as the last line of defense against the declining rate of minority homeownership.
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Pakistan's seasonal jihadists chimed in to say that the army should put them on the border as a first line of defense.
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To protect its integrity and the Senate's, the first line of defense is to hold oath takers accountable for what they swore.
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Many patients simply don't know about clinical trials, while others think they're a last resort rather than a primary line of defense.
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In this way, culture is not the first best way to police banks, but might serve as a last line of defense.
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Fields has pled not guilty to all charges, but we know little about what line of defense his lawyer will likely take.
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But other tech giants, like consumer PC and device manufacturers, are also issuing patches as a first line of defense against possible attacks.
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Inside, the main line of defense against short circuiting is a thin and porous slip of polypropylene that keeps the electrodes from touching.
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The security officers, he noted, are employees' first line of defense, and especially after the shooting at YouTube, Google should prioritize their wellbeing.
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But the researchers had earlier shown that amyloid-β might actually serve as a first line of defense against fungal and bacterial infection.
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Her extreme views have worried reproductive rights advocates, since federal courts are the first line of defense when groups fight anti-choice legislation.
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"Fiscal policy should be the first line of defense" if overseas headwinds threaten to derail Japan's economic recovery, Brekk told Reuters on Thursday.
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A locked door is your first line of defense against potential intruders, so wouldn't you want it to be as secure as possible?
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"Our first line of defense is underfunded and overwhelmed, leaving Americans vulnerable to STD outbreaks, and that's exactly what we're seeing," he said.
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But it does provide an extra line of defense and is empowering for women in regions where use of condoms is often inconsistent.
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Below is the rundown on HTTPS, so you can better understand this first, and easiest line of defense against potential snoopers and hackers.
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Enable app-based two-factor authentication on as many accounts as you can, so that a password isn't your only line of defense.
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But it has reemerged as a last line of defense recently because it can still kill gram-negative bacteria resistant to multiple antibiotics.
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"It's just fantasy" is almost always the first line of defense, but culture does not exist nor is it created in a vacuum.
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Time and time again, we are reminded that local first responders are our first line of defense in response to acts of terrorism.
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We are suggesting that a well-placed security camera acts as an excellent deterrent and first line of defense against would-be thieves.
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Gunning Bedford Middle School in Delaware has 121 bulletproof whiteboards that can be used as shields, a last line of defense for teachers.
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But don't take much comfort from the fact that the last line of defense against truly incurable gonorrhea seems to be holding firm.
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You don't want to cut back on that because that's where you keep -- that's the ultimate line of defense to keep people alive.
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Not everyone here is an N.R.A. nut, but they think the N.R.A. may be the last line of defense for the Second Amendment.
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Unlike boomer crews, the South Dakota may be called up as the first line of defense in a fight with China or Russia.
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Reverse mortgages are a "fourth- or fifth-tier line of defense," says Jennipher Lommen, a fee-only financial planner in Santa Cruz, Calif.
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But higher pay and greater stability have lured medical students into specialized fields, leaving the front line of defense short-staffed and unreliable.
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"For two years, this was the line of defense for Sar-e-Pul city," said Masooma Ramazani, a member of the provincial council.
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With such a narrow window, the first line of defense is to have a solid monitoring network in place whenever a volcano awakens.
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Our lungs, after all, are often our first line of defense against what we are exposed to, both intentionally (vaping) and involuntarily (pollution).
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To set up a strong line of defense against hackers, we need to be aware of the continuous changes within our IT environments.
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"Your first line of defense should be to evacuate if you can and follow the evacuation directions of the local authorities," he said.
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Frontline protesters quickly formed a line of defense, and some hurled petrol bombs back at police, according to Reuters reporters on the ground.
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With the federal government abdicating its responsibility to provide basic consumer protections for these students, the last line of defense is state oversight.
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A second line of defense would involve strengthening post-election audit capabilities, applying statistically rigorous methods to improve confidence in the reported results.
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The Sunni leader told them he would "stay with (them)... to be a line of defense for Lebanon, Lebanon's stability and Lebanon's Arabism".
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" He added that the "CIA's job to be innovative, cutting-edge, and the first line of defense in protecting this country from enemies abroad.
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For acne, rosacea, or eczema, your first line of defense is probably a skin cream or other topical product, but hypnosis could also help.
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"We're the last line of defense to being in that smoking hole," another pilot said, according to a report from the Dallas Morning News.
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"This highlights the need for new-school security awareness training and simulated phishing because people are truly your last line of defense," said Sjouwerman.
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"Our enforcement officials are the last line of defense preventing reconsolidation of our telecommunications markets at the expense of American consumers," the senators wrote.
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CEO Somen Mondal compares its tech to a recommendation engine, much like Amazon or Netflix — a first line of defense against high-volume hiring.
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Kurdish forces have been instrumental in quelling the regional rise of ISIS, but because of the ongoing conflict, that line of defense is diminishing.
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Rather, he's an oppressive villain who appears to want more power, and he'll destroy Earth's last line of defense in order to do so.
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The company is urging customers to add a passcode to their accounts, which is another line of defense in case a hacker comes calling.
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" He went on to explain his thinking, which is basically that Trump is doing "crazy things" so comedians are "the last line of defense.
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The new Fiat upgrade just plugs into the Charger Pursuit OBDII port and offers law enforcement a new line of defense against bad guys.
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Deriding "fierce attacks" against unions over the last several decades, Sanders called organized labor the last line of defense against corporate greed in America.
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Meanwhile, the Republican's skepticism of NATO -- intended as a line of defense against further Russian aggression in Europe -- is said to appeal to Putin.
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What's more, with rising sea levels threatening to wipe South Florida off the map, a healthy Everglades could be the last line of defense.
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"Mangroves are the first line of defense for any coastal city," Shaikha Al Dhaheri, the head of Abu Dhabi's Environment Agency (EAD), told CNN.
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In fact, if you know the clock is ticking toward a decision or it's a digital job, email is the first line of defense.
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It's rare that this is a line of defense, she said—but when it is, the evidence gathered with a rape kit is vital.
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His battalion operates multiple rocket launchers and is part of the northernmost deployed brigade in South Korea, making them a first line of defense.
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"Our goal is to inform and empower the public because that first line of defense can really make a difference," he told Reuters Health.
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I'd heard great things about Clomid, a drug that can induce ovulation and is often considered the first line of defense in infertility treatment.
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PAC-3 Patriot missile batteries represent a last line of defense against warheads that can plunge to their targets at several kilometers per second.
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During the contentious referendum on independence, the tractors were positioned outside polling stations as a line of defense against intervention by the Spanish police.
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The way that cybersecurity works in large companies today is that their security operations centers are the first line of defense against possible breaches.
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In response to actions like those, some organizations and mayors have characterized cities as the first line of defense against the Trump administration's policies.
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It remains to be seen how the SEC rule will ultimately shake out, but for now, investors are their own best line of defense.
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The vote effectively nullified the parliamentary immunity of the opposition leader, Kem Sokha, his last line of defense against the prosecution announced last week.
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An important line of defense for President Trump against the House decision to formalize impeachment proceedings is that he did not commit a crime.
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He bridled at the term "health care safety net" when it came into vogue to describe the last line of defense for society's disadvantaged.
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They argue they are the first line of defense to scrutinize whether phone and Internet providers are offering good service and not abusing funds.
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The drugs are worth tens of billions of dollars and would provide a first line of defense in case of a large-scale emergency.
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"As our eyes and ears on the road, truckers and commercial drivers are often the first line of defense against human trafficking," said Sen.
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The technician is the flying public's first line of defense and an essential safety net in a collective goal towards the flying public's safety.
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Though local, state and federal law-enforcement authorities may collaborate to pursue schemers, the firm itself is often its own first line of defense.
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Perhaps Democrats' best hope for winning the White House — and Republicans' best line of defense — is through these same states in the industrial Midwest.
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Monetary policy — that is, interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve and its counterparts abroad — is normally the first line of defense against recession.
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Today he is their lead spokesperson and first line of defense -- a man whose job it is to intellectualize the argument for self-imposed segregation.
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If angular cheilitis rears its ugly head even in the face of best practices, Dr. Jegasothy has one last — and somewhat surprising — line of defense.
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" Seizing on that line of defense, Klobuchar recalled that "we had a moment the last few weeks, Mayor, and that moment was these impeachment hearings.
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The websites claim to be satire in the footer, but The Last Line Of Defense has contributed to the spread of misinformation during Hurricane Harvey.
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Interns may not have the most glamorous jobs, but they certainly are the first line of defense in any office and ensure operations run smoothly.
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Nearly 80% of women incarcerated today are mothers — many of them primary caregivers and the last line of defense between their kids and the world.
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And if Dowd felt comfortable offering that line of defense in public, it's a near certainty that he told Trump the same thing in private.
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Your carrier is another potential line of defense: look up spam controls on the website of whichever company you're contracted with to see what's available.
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Civilians are ISIS' last line of defense -- likely to be corralled into lines of human shields as militants retreat, fight and perhaps try to escape.
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The single biggest expenditure is 99 billion yen ($295 million) to upgrade Japan's warhead-killing Patriot batteries, a last line of defense against missile strikes.
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And if I get the reaction — his eyes open up and he has this excited look on his face — that's the first line of defense.
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It took months of careful planning and, while the Germans sought to detect tunneling, the explosion literally vaporized their line of defense in a flash.
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They're the first line of defense to broker the deals that can keep our array of servicemen and women out of the line of fire.
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It recognizes that it is candidates for public office and the people who support them that constitute the first line of defense in a democracy.
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He fakes a shot himself and powers his way toward the lane, drawing the attention of the opposition's rim-protector, the final line of defense.
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Besides preventing even more massive illegal immigration they are the last line of defense between us and criminals who might otherwise prey on our communities.
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They serve as our first line of defense against crime, keeping our neighborhoods safe, deterring violence, and protecting the weak and the vulnerable from harm.
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We want to be very careful that our right to free speech is never infringed upon and the media is the first line of defense.
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A second line of defense is the judiciary working its hardest to address the many complex legal questions raised by these hastily written executive orders.
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Somewhat surprisingly, even relatively small, thin bands of wetlands serve as an effective first line of defense and can be restored to build coastal resilience.
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But Yovanovitch tore a giant hole in that line of defense when she assessed that these actions may have actually made its corruption problem worse.
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I think people will pay monthly for less than the cost of an office visit to have the machines be your first line of defense.
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"As a quality manager at Boeing, you're the last line of defense before a defect makes it out to the flying public," Mr. Barnett said.
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Through firefighting, the state tries to rehabilitate prisoners while providing a critical — and cost-effective — line of defense against a growing threat of natural disaster.
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For those who make it through background checks, limiting the amount of ammunition allowed in a magazine is the next line of defense, Freilich said.
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The move was doubly concerning because for many people, Title-X-funded clinics "are really the first line of defense in public health," Carter said.
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Journalism is a line of defense against a powerful government: it is essential to democracy to be aware of what our elected officials are doing!
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Wednesday's segment was devoted to scared citizens turning to private police as a last line of defense between themselves and the chaos enveloping the city.
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Japan also has Patriot PAC-3 missile batteries around Tokyo and other sites to provide a last line of defense as warheads near the ground.
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Salt spreaders are the first line of defense and some are ready to roll with the first snowflakes, carrying up to 16 tons of salt.
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Historically, the Kremlin's rulers have always considered their country's first line of defense against what they perceive as Western mischief to lie well beyond Russia's borders.
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Beneath an American flag, 20 people packed tight into a beige conference room are Facebook's, and so too the Internet's, first line of defense for democracy.
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The first line of defense against these nighttime wake-up calls is to keep track of how much you're drinking and urinating in general, MedlinePlus suggests.
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While there are certainly successes in the partnership—it's not a total failure—it is still seemingly a weak line of defense in its given form.
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And while spot-treating them with acne cream is often the first line of defense, it's sometimes not enough to keep them from popping up again.
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"Our K9 officers serve as the first line of defense against explosive threats to Agency personnel & buildings at HQ and abroad," the CIA wrote on Twitter.
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Bots are increasingly good at mimicking people, even if only to fool the algorithms that are the first line of defense against spam and influence operations.
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"As a quality manager at Boeing, you're the last line of defense before a defect makes it out to the flying public," Barnett told the Times.
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"Our last line of defense against gonorrhea is weakening," noted Jonathan Mermin, a director at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in a statement.
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The first are called globose basal cells (GBC), which are the nose's first line of defense, and second are horizontal basal cells, the nose's reserve calvary.
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Though Reddit supports us and gives us tools to work with, /r/aww's line of defense mainly comes down to 20 human moderators and three bots.
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He explained that Uber's own team is the first line of defense against bugs, but outsiders can help find those flaws that slip through the cracks.
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That makes the decision on his replacement all the more important, as it could bolster or degrade the first line of defense against Wall Street abuses.
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The judiciary is the last line of defense against Trump's attacks on reproductive health and rights — attacks that hurt women and people of color the most.
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We urge all Americans to help us build resilience and capacity in our communities and become the first line of defense against threats to our homeland.
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In recent days, the president has used the same line of defense: The returns are under audit and he is still not "inclined" to release them.
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Grandparents are often the first line of defense — but they may have financial, health, and other problems that affect their ability to care for traumatized children.
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"It is CIA's job to innovative, cutting-edge, and the first line of defense in protecting this country from enemies abroad," it said in a statement.
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In the clip below, watch how the double high screen draws everyone out of the paint, taking the second line of defense out of the play.
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The people closest to the suffering person are the first line of defense, and more can be done to alert the public to the Risk Factors.
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But even though pharmacists are the first line of defense against the virus, they often deal with high risks of infection with little-to-no protection.
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"Aetna members should use telemedicine as their first line of defense in order to limit potential exposure in physician offices," the insurer said on its website.
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Local agencies "are our first line of defense," said Dr. Robert Redfield, the new director at the agency, which is facing its own deep budget cuts.
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With browsers being the first line of defense, it's maybe surprising that we didn't see Mozilla and others push for more built-in tracking protections before.
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Installing security software (especially a program that scans incoming email for threats) on your computer and keeping it up-to-date is another line of defense.
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The best line of defense, Amadio said, is washing hands with soap before eating and only eating food you can ensure was cooked in sanitary conditions.
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It became the first line of defense against British invasion and the first legal settlement of free black people in what would become the United States.
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Yet we still turn to the many sites that rely on individuals to choose strong passwords as the first line of defense for their online accounts.
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Do homework Lanning is wary of putting too much of the onus on parents, though he and other experts concur they're the last line of defense.
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In short, Instacart is still more than alive, successfully positioning itself as the grocery industry's ally and the last line of defense against Amazon-Whole Foods.
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And in this life full of carnal sins, abstinence is our only final line of defense against poor decisions during the cold winters of 'Cuffing season.
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The innate immune system is your body's first line of defense, and is made up of your skin, white blood cells, and other substances in your blood.
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"Fiscal policy will be the front line of defense against mounting macroeconomic headwinds in 2019," Haibin Zhu, J.P. Morgan's chief China economist, wrote in a recent note.
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Grisham's office is adjacent to office of Melania Trump, and she says she is "literally the first line of defense" when it comes to defending her boss.
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But there is one line of defense that stands above (or below) the rest for its sheer absurdity, mendacity and, well, chutzpah: Donald Trump, International Corruption Buster.
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If a court does order the administration to comply with congressional subpoenas, Trump's first line of defense is the fact that Republican appointees control the Supreme Court.
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The Facebook group America's Last Line of Defense published one of the most viral versions of the photo and has so far racked up over 16,000 shares.
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So when a Captain & Cola comes in through your gastrointestinal tract, your first line of defense against anything harmful is your intestines themselves, aided by gut bacteria.
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Now most people's primary line of defense against these dangerous calls — to simply not pick up the phone if they don't recognize the number — is being challenged.
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Taylor's testimony has made it even more difficult for Republicans to maintain the "no quid pro quo" line of defense and has strengthened the hand of Democrats.
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Patriot PAC-3 missile batteries, designed to hit warheads near the ground, are deployed around Tokyo and other sites as a second and final line of defense.
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With Korver backpedaling as the last line of defense, Livingston attacked the basket, found Durant creeping up the right side, and hit him for an easy dunk.
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Weedmaps is a cannabis discovery platform that allows brands to verify stores and products, making it something of a first line of defense against fake cannabis products.
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In our independent judiciary, the Supreme Court is the last line of defense for the separation of powers, and the rights and liberties guaranteed by the Constitution.
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In a crisis like the coronavirus pandemic and its ensuing economic fallout, an emergency fund is your first line of defense against debt and further financial ruin.
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If he does, the bird's last line of defense would be the Endangered Species Act, whose protections would, under this rider, no longer be available to it.
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If safety is the actual goal of protecting privacy, consider this: Large tech companies may be our best line of defense against hackers, state surveillance and terrorists.
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In the Bay Area, where I made this film, the San Francisco Rapid Response Network serves as the front line of defense on behalf of undocumented residents.
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The attention to fiscal policy reflects the little room remaining for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates — the usual first line of defense against economic slumps.
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Faced with the prospect of a state in flames, California continues to depend on its inmate firefighters as a tenuous and all-but-invisible line of defense.
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We were reluctant to wield a tool that the framers intended to be the last line of defense against tyranny without a clear case of impeachable offenses.
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Between 303 percent and 230 percent — depending on the species tested — were also resistant to carbapenems, a class of antibiotics once considered the last line of defense.
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For acute or subacute low back pain — cases that last for less than 12 weeks — the ACP recommends considering heat therapy as a first line of defense.
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In the battle against that drug epidemic, the Affordable Care Act has emerged as a first line of defense, offering treatment services that can save users' lives.
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It's also got the added benefit of blue light protection, so you have a line of defense against the invisible rays coming from your phone and computer screen.
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But when it comes to Facebook there's a common line of defense in response to persistent concerns over how it handles user data: We did it with permission.
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Concerned about the other doc's previous statement about steroids not usually being the first line of defense, Chun consulted with a doctor friend about the three-day treatment.
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Wearing sunglasses or snow goggles is the best line of defense, and you get bonus points if they block or absorb 99% of UV rays, the AAO says.
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Steve Scalise's security detail, Capitol Police officers Crystal Griner and David Bailey, provided the initial line of defense and lured the shooter from third base to home plate.
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Two-factor authentication is a pretty widely supported security strategy that adds another line of defense for users so they aren't screwed if their login credentials are compromised.
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Republican leaders and spokespeople have moved back to the next line of defense: Yes, the climate is changing, but we don't know to what extent humans are responsible.
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There's an hourlong origin story (the other installments are 22 minutes each) that tells how five teenagers become the pivotal line of defense against nasty-looking space invaders.
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The UAE is increasingly on the front lines of military action in the Middle East and the first line of defense with regard to our mutual regional interests.
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Oh, I'm sure I'll have lots of chances to exercise my highly advanced worrying skills, but I will always be the second line of defense, a bench player.
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If you feel like your job, health, or investments are at risk, a cash reserve is your first line of defense against debt and any further financial ruin.
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These perspectives are vital at a time when many progressives regard the Constitution as our only line of defense against a would-be autocrat in the White House.
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Trump told Hannity that the onus should mainly be on the states to find their own ventilators and that the federal government is "a second line" of defense.
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This mechanism would be effective against DDOS attacks and would have provided Dyn with the first line of defense while its servers were being flooded with spoofed packets.
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In the absence of leadership from Washington, state attorneys general across the country must embrace their role as the de facto first line of defense for American workers.
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The claim was yet another wild line of defense employed by Republicans to fight the Democratic impeachment of the president in the final hours of the House process.
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The doormat outside your entrance is the first line of defense to keep out pollen, bacteria, dirt, germs, and other pollutants that can affect a family&aposs health.
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The emails undercut President Trump's line of defense in the inquiry into Russian election meddling, which he has dismissed as a "total hoax," our White House correspondents write.
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On Monday, President Trump's lawyer Rudolph W. Giuliani consistently presented a third line of defense: Even if Mr. Trump did collude with the Russians, he committed no crime.
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They are our system's most durable and accountable political institutions and they comprise its first and most important line of defense against political demagogues and conscience-free charlatans.
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Despite all this, they're still turned to as the first line of defense, and researchers are finding that there might be consequences to taking these drugs long-term.
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So you have your intelligence first, you have your military, your enforcement operations and then your last line of defense, if you will, the cops or the good guys.
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"The MMR vaccine is our first line of defense," Johnson told Gizmodo, "and we are working to be sure everyone knows they need the recommended doses of MMR vaccine."
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In short, these zits are deep-rooted and tough to fight, which is why our pros suggest booking an appointment with a derm as a first line of defense.
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Strong encryption is your first line of defense, considering that code-breaking programs can crack an eight-character password in 15 minutes Finally, don't let your security software languish.
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Samidh Chakrabarti, Facebook's elections and civic engagement team lead, characterized the War Room as a "last line of defense" when it comes to rooting out disinformation around election periods.
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This is why the HPV vaccine is so critical: for girls and women in these countries it is their best -- and often only -- line of defense against the disease.
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Instead, Becky was Sasha's final line of defense against Lilith, the ancient, dangerous supernatural being the Southwest Annex Foundation funneled into Becky's heart, which now lives inside of Sasha.
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The militia is training the boys, some as young as 213, to serve as the last line of defense should a cartel strike the community, as it has others.
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Nielsen, despite regularly being a Trump punching bag, is now the first line of defense for Trump's new border policy that is the focus of widespread and bipartisan outrage.
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The Last Line Of Defense made up all the names in the article, which got over 2,000 likes, shares, and comments on Facebook, according to social tracking tool BuzzSumo.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - With each passing day, South Carolina looms larger as perhaps Joe Biden's last line of defense if he hopes to secure the Democratic presidential nomination next year.
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An essential first line of defense for the forgetful and unlucky, Find My iPhone has helped recover countless devices — whether dropped, stolen or in your pocket the whole time.
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So the most important line of defense, before a new antibiotic is developed, is trying to avoid contracting the disease in the first place — by using condoms, for instance.
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That implies that in times of stress or threat the first line of defense that a dog uses is not his teeth, but rather his ability to run away.
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"That's your first line of defense that works wherever you are, cell signal or no cell signal," Cohen told PEOPLE in an exclusive interview at the family's Tequesta home.
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The movie's clearest achievement was to impresses the point that parents are often a black daughter's first and last line of defense from internalizing society's contempt for their looks.
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But Dr. Moir noticed that they looked a lot like proteins of the innate immune system, a primitive system that is the body's first line of defense against infections.
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Nevertheless, Wired's reports that Wikimedia is considering how it might use the tool, while the Times "plans to make" Conversation AI the first line of defense on its comments.
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Walter Peat, a widower, overseeing the rebuilding of a house his son set on fire, views himself as the last line of defense for his erratic son's uncertain future.
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The free safety is the last line of defense, like a baseball center fielder who also issues defensive signals to make sure every player is on the same page.
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But a series of classified government documents, leaked to The New York Times and the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists this month, has knocked down this line of defense.
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Trump reprised what has been his stance as a White House candidate and as president - that tougher immigration laws should be a first line of defense against such attacks.
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Experts said the absence of hiring funds could potentially have the most impact on border security; the agents form a crucial line of defense against smugglers and terrorist threats.
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Homeowners or store owners agree to provide the cats with shelter, food, water and medical care in exchange for an added line of defense against mice and other vermin.
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The program currently has eight staff members at Southeastern University whose role is to be the first line of defense in the event of an active shooter on campus.
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Whatever the merits of the suit, Mr. de Blasio and his predecessor, Michael R. Bloomberg, are the very embodiment of a possible line of defense by the oil companies.
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In Ukraine in particular, street protests are viewed as central to the country's politics and a last line of defense against the influence of Russia, which backs the separatists.
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Mr. French suggests that Americans are "still the first line of defense in our own communities," and should feel empowered to step in when they see the warning signs.
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Boeing became the world's pre-eminent commercial airplane manufacturer in part because it developed a coherent design philosophy that relied on pilots' airmanship as the last line of defense.
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FACE is an idependent first line of defense for victims in the Muslim community experiencing abuse and neglect at the hands of religious leaders and the institutions protecting them.
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Because the U.S. lacks a sweeping privacy law, the FTC is the last line of defense on consumer data violations but has only limited authority to police corporate behavior.
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His grandson, Nolan Turner, a junior safety for Clemson, would end up as the last line of defense against the Buckeyes — an opportunity as alarming as it was thrilling.
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Instead, "Never Trumper" is the President's latest line of defense, and a label he tends to apply to anyone he perceives as a threat, regardless of whether it's true.
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One of the most worrying effects of surveillance is its ability to stifle free speech: Signal is the best line of defense against keeping my (excellent) opinions to myself.
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Particularly with Trump declining to send lawyers to the hearing, he's leaning on this cast of colorful characters to serve as his last line of defense in the House.
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Without reliable threats surrounding the perimeter, Chicago is forced to relentlessly attack the paint, often against a second line of defense that is waiting for them at the rim.
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Our job, after all, was to provide a first line of defense against the press by being present whenever a reporter was in the same room as the president.
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But while there is no doubt that Clinton has often supported the use of force, she just as frequently supported diplomacy and negotiations as the nation's first line of defense.
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As a newbie staffing a one-man outpost in the Wyoming wilderness, the first line of defense against forest fires, you're alone and almost entirely cut off from society. Almost.
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In a pre-recorded address on Wednesday, Hong Kong's leader Carrie Lam condemned the "planned and intentional riots" and accused protestors of attempting to cross the police's line of defense.
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It hasn't been accumulating reserves since 22014 and President Rodrigo Duterte's ambition to upgrade the country's outdated infrastructure has depleted its other main line of defense, the current account surplus.
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At one point during the conversation, Schrange of Facebook said "the first line of defense for a democracy" is determining what the "appropriate actions of a responsible company" should be.
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To anyone who produces or sells stock photography, this was troubling news—watermarks have since the early 1990s provided the first line of defense against the theft of unlicensed photos.
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But Sterling's client services team is often the first line of defense for customers to correct any errors — and like the criminal records verification team, it's based offshore as well.
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Cosby and his team are treating sexual assault like a "gotcha tactic" rather than a grave issue facing women (that line of argument has also been Cosby's line of defense).
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Ellison would also constitute the last line of defense in the Cardinals' 2-2-1 full-court press, a job he seemed eminently capable of holding down on his own.
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Farther up the road, a group of seven Native Hawaiian protectors chained themselves to a cattle guard as a second line of defense in case law enforcement arrested the kūpuna.
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Notably, this doesn't mean that doing these things will 100 percent protect you, but, taken in the aggregate, they represent a line of defense against some seriously big security holes.
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In the information security industry, we use the phrase "defense in depth" to describe the strategy of relying on many layers of security rather than a single line of defense.
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As another line of defense, the South Carolina Department of Corrections has instituted a 24/7 surveillance operation center to monitor everything from dorms to the perimeter of its institutions.
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This investment is essential for the long-term success of both conventional and organic producers, providing greater genetic seed diversity, the first line of defense for many challenges farmers face.
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As expected, opponents dine out at the rim when Morris is Washington's final line of defense; unless Gortat suddenly plays like it's 2015, an in-house solution may not exist.
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An anticipated court ruling threatens to finally do away with an Obama-era investor protection rule, leaving investors as their own best line of defense to protect their retirement savings.
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Good base layers are the first line of defense in any layering system, which also includes an insulating layer and a shell layer that protects against rain, snow, and wind.
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Mr. Hunt won support among some Democrats for helping to run the department's federal programs section, an elite team that acts as the government's first line of defense in court.
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Their lawyers have suggested that a possible line of defense may center on selective prosecution, a theory that may be bolstered by calling Mr. de Blasio as a defense witness.
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He has been in charge of the last line of defense against ISIS: This far into Taliban country, there were no Afghan commandos or American special forces to help out.
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"The stakes are incredibly high and our community is counting on us as the last line of defense between Donald Trump and the worst of what America could offer," Rep.
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The removal of a sitting president is the last line of defense provided by the framers of the Constitution against the abuse of power by the leader of our country.
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That leverage exists in Mexico's increased policing of its southern border, which serves as a first line of defense against both migrants headed to the United States and terrorist threats.
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So parents might be the first and only line of defense when it comes to educating their children on how to approach political fault lines with sensitivity and open-mindedness.
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Your first line of defense should be an insulated jacket to protect you from the wind, snow and cold, and Wirecutter's favorite there is the Montbell Alpine Light Down jacket.
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Of course, the first line of defense is not drinking too much in the first place—binge drinking has its own set of complications, from alcohol poisoning to alcoholic hepatitis.
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The deterioration of economic conditions in Mexico would fuel crime and illegality and undermine the ally the U.S. requires to serve as a first line of defense to protect its homeland.
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Iguodala is the first line of defense against James, and Golden State's their best hope for keeping James out of the paint, where his size and skill makes him almost unstoppable.
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And in the case of Raw Data, an upcoming co-op title from Survios, those tools happen to be your last line of defense against a horde of robots and drones.
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The first line of defense is that, like any share, the ETF allows a range of investors to invest at the same time, limiting large falls as value hunters move in.
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But Green can do that—he can basically contain anybody, in fact, and when he's not guarding the ball-handler, he'll wait in the paint as a second line of defense.
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" A person who runs the Last Line of Defense page told BuzzFeed News via Facebook Messenger that he created the fakes because "conservatives are currently piling irrational hatred on Taylor Swift.
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With Twitter unwilling to enforce its own policies against hateful conduct, copyright holders have become the last line of defense against individuals who Twitter has decided are above its own rules.
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The state may end up being crucial for the former vice president as a last line of defense if he continues to lose ground to rivals in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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And since USB debugging, which is off by default, must be turned on for EngineerMode to work, that at least gives oblivious users a line of defense against would-be attackers.
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They're pushing this narrative even as they shy away from engaging in the substance of allegations against Trump, a sign that it's become their main — and potentially only — line of defense.
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In bacteria with immune systems that rely on CRISPR, the CRISPR system is the first line of defense, allowing the bacterium to quickly recognize an invading virus and then attack it.
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For example, if night terrors seem to pop up during stressful periods, then learning ways to manage stress (through cognitive behavioral therapy or hypnosis) is usually the first line of defense.
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Edut says her first line of defense is to pull up her hater's birth chart on a mobile app to show them that astrological predictions and readings are anything but random.
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This resulted in lots of complaints and, because we were the first line of defense at the Nokia switches and billing systems, we had to build tools to manage these changes.
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But aside from his considerable legal defenses and Hollywood clout, Weinstein had another line of defense against possible accusations of impropriety: his longstanding and aggressively public commitment to championing progressive causes.
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A new Global Media Controls (GMC) feature has been switched on in Chrome Canary, Google's first line of defense for testing out changes and updates for the widely used web browser.
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The last line of defense is in capable hands — netminder Cam Talbot appeared in an NHL-high 73 games last season and tied for the league lead with 42 victories. 1.
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The advantage mayors have in the race is that they not only oversee affluent, booming cities, but they also serve as a crucial line of defense against the Trump administration's policies.
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Indeed, historically, monetary policy has been policymakers' first line of defense because they can deploy it quickly to reduce volatility and stabilize the economy at the first sign of a downturn.
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Further, Biden's belief runs counter to Democrats' presumptive line of defense against a potential Trump trade deal with China: It's not tough enough, and they would have struck a better one.
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He just can't be on Green at all, and if he's on Bogut, that means he's the last line of defense at the rim, which is a precarious situation for Cleveland.
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It was the first line of defense to discourage incoming fire and conceal his own intent, and his objective to keep his front foot outside that of his supremely skilled opponent.
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The great thing about using footwork as your first line of defense is that it deters the combination work that so many fighters have presented to Jedrzejczyk by constantly walking forward.
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In this new reality, crowdsourced data and researchers like Choffnes are going to be the last line of defense between consumers and the arbitrary, anti-competitive behavior of their mobile carriers.
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An unwavering advocate of the "peace through strength" concept, General Rowny was regarded, in various quarters, as either an obstacle to compromise or a vital line of defense against Soviet manipulation.
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And as rumors sweep through the Capitol that Mr. Trump could soon fire Mr. Mueller, Democrats have whipped themselves into a frenzy, seeing themselves as possibly the last line of defense.
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Brian Turner, an officer with the Transportation Security Administration at the Philadelphia airport, said he has for six years enjoyed being "the last line of defense" for people getting on airplanes.
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Legally, police officers' most important line of defense in these shootings is whether they reasonably believed their lives were in immediate danger, not whether the shooting victim actually posed a threat.
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The United States will continue its bombing campaign against the extremist group and to assist local forces in both countries who are the first line of defense against Islamic State fighters.
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Ralph Massullo, who represents Citrus County and part of Hernando County, argued schools should have another option in case an armed school resource officer fails as a first line of defense.
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Part of their rapidly evolving line of defense involves Trump giving Michael Cohen a kind of monthly retainer that he could dip into any time somebody needed to be paid off.
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The agency has hundreds of agents stationed in dozens of countries around the world as the first line of defense to identify and address potential threats at the earliest point possible.
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The hardest is getting past the 22003-mile-wide zone where Border Patrol traffic checkpoints function as a last line of defense before migrants reach San Antonio, Houston and cities beyond.
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He has muddled through explanations of his treatment of Anita Hill when she accused Justice Clarence Thomas of sexual harassment, at times stopping himself midsentence to abandon a line of defense.
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His patented assist is the wraparound, in which he attacks the second line of defense at full speed before reaching around the defender to drop the pass off for a dunk.
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However, blood clotting is also your body's first line of defense from bacteria that have entered the blood, so it's possible that this could have had positive effects thousands of years ago.
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"Among other things, they would be the last line of defense against cruise missiles launched by the United States or others against these soon-to-be-operational air bases," the report said.
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The argument is in some ways similar to that of Google, which has resisted pressure to be the first and last line of defense, incurring great cost to protect someone else's property.
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Because of Castro, Miami became the front line of defense against the red threat, where even decisions about whether to allow Cuban bands to perform at local venues caused widespread community discord.
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In fact, the Climate Disobedience Center, which helped represent the West Roxbury protesters, believes the case is the first time that line of defense has proven successful for protesters fighting climate change.
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And if you have pets that go in and out, washing your hands after petting them is another line of defense against the dust that could be carried in on their fur.
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At this point in time, they're the economy's last line of defense, propping it up despite a relatively glum business community and what seems like a never-ending string of geopolitical shocks.
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That, to some degree, shifts the line of defense to the authentication service, which has to ensure that the users who try to log on are really who they say they are.
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The Australian was broken the next game, succumbing with a double-fault, and the Spaniard went through the broken line of defense, securing the set and an early break in the second.
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The point is to underscore that, in these perilous times, when democracy — especially the election process — is under attack, the first line of defense is the people who work in political campaigns.
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Members of both parties have called on President Trump to nominate qualified individuals to the nation's election watchdog, a first line of defense against foreign countries like Russia interfering in our politics.
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Chlorpyrifos, known on the market as Lorsban, is sprayed on a wide variety of crops including corn and cranberries, and farmers often call it a last line of defense against certain insects.
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Chlorpyrifos, known on the market as Lorsban, is sprayed on a wide variety of crops including corn and cranberries, and farmers often call it a last line of defense against certain insects.
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In 2014, for instance, the Argyle Independent School District in Texas allowed certain employees to carry guns on campuses, recognizing that campus officials are the first line of defense against mass shootings.
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Xavier Mertens, an independent security consultant in Belgium, told me that for him and others in his line of work, WHOIS is often the first line of defense when assessing a threat.
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The line of defense seemed to be previewed on Monday when Judge Kavanaugh called Senator Orrin G. Hatch, Republican of Utah and a member of the Judiciary Committee, to discuss the allegations.
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What happens in the War Room will be a "last line of defense" for Facebook engineers to quickly spot unforeseen problems on and near election days in different countries, Mr. Chakrabarti said.
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Soap and water remains the gold standard recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, but in shared spaces and on the go, hand sanitizer offers a quick line of defense.
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Instead, Trump and his defenders are pursuing a line of defense that would create an imperial, unchecked presidency, because it's not clear what would ever merit impeachment and removal by their standards.
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Democrats consider this line of defense ridiculous, saying there is no new information because the White House blocked testimony and Republicans are refusing to call any witnesses who could provide crucial facts.
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And Trump is leaning on the nine Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee to serve as his first line of defense and act as a counterweight to Chairman Adam Schiff of California.
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The system worked as intended, but as the missile technology of America's adversaries continues to improve, some experts wonder if the country's first line of defense will be able to keep up.
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Mr. Hollande, who spoke from the Élysée Palace, offered an emotional tribute to the police, who he said were the country's first line of defense, and endeavored to reassure a nervous public.
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The emails, which the younger Mr. Trump released after learning that The Times had obtained copies and was about to publish them, undercut the president's line of defense in the Russia inquiry.
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In addition, shrimp farms, in particular, have made coastal communities in the tropics even more vulnerable by cutting down mangroves, their first line of defense against extreme weather and rising sea levels.
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To best fight financial secrecy, the question is whether private firms should be the first line of defense, or whether the federal government should take charge of gathering and organizing the information.
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The president's alleged ignorance has become Republicans' official line of defense against monumental accusations that Trump fired his FBI director to help out his buddy at best, or help himself at worst.
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Here are some other suggestions: The bottom line is that an engaged, informed citizenry is the first line of defense for democracy; it's up to each of us to join in the fight.
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Democrats' strongest line of defense against Republicans in a red state like Georgia is voter turnout, and with candidates like McBath and Abrams locked in tight races with their opponents, every vote counts.
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You read that right: The petite, but pleasantly plump pup's "spare tire" became the first line of defense when an aggressive bear entered her Altamonte Springs, Florida, backyard last Tuesday and attacked her.
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Instead of entering a username and password as the only line of defense to our computer systems, it wants us to rely on other data that comes from the phone in our pockets.
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During months of opposition protests last year, National Guard members were Maduro's first line of defense against protesters, firing tear gas and rubber bullets as rocks and Molotov cocktails were hurled toward them.
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And many who identify as patriots support but do not officially belong to militias, which are organized paramilitary groups that believe they are the last line of defense against an overreaching federal government.
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Often, the courts are the only avenue women have to protect their right to access health care, the last line of defense for protecting the individual from the political whims of the powerful.
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For some Yazidis, Kurdish groups such as the peshmerga fighters have been their communities' first line of defense against violent threats like those the minority group faced from the Islamic State in 2014.
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"These groups who are being resourced and organized are actually a kind of a line of defense for this fifth generation warfare," said Shahzad Ahmed, from Pakistani digital rights group Bytes for All.
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But as the seventh hurricane season since then approaches, the city is relying on something more modest as the first line of defense against another inundation of Manhattan: a row of glorified sandbags.
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Your first line of defense it to plug up leaks with clay rope caulking, which is "literally a giant piece of spaghetti you sandwich between the sash and window frame," Mr. Manfredini said.
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With ICWA, Native kids who are disproportionately represented in the child welfare system have an added line of defense against spending long periods of time in a system that we know harms children.
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McLaren described the system as a "failsafe" last line of defense in disposing of a positive test if a doped elite athlete did not achieve protection during the sample collection and transportation process.
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And while people are often held up as the first line of defense for security, we simply can't remember dozens, or even hundreds of passwords that include combinations of letters, numbers and symbols.
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But he argued that it is President Trump's right to have a spokesperson of his choice appear on TV. "I want people to see what he considers his line of defense," Cuomo said.
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Although the National Security Agency never publicly acknowledged the theft of its hacking tools, Homeland Security said at the time that users were "the first line of defense" against the threat of WannaCry.
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The IMF said fiscal stimulus should be the first line of defense if downside risks materialize, because there is a risk further easing of monetary policy could worsen household debt and housing imbalances.
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Mr. Chakrabarti said that what happens in the War Room will be a "last line of defense" for Facebook engineers to quickly spot unforeseen problems on and near Election Days in different countries.
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Read on for their tips, which they say will work even on stained clothing that has been in the dryer: Bellao and Hodsden are pros, but prevention is their first line of defense.
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The long-awaited taco emoji was a text messaging game-changer—for us, at least— and emojis may even be the next line of defense in the battle against potentially lethal food allergies.
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Jordan Valley Settlers: In the decade after the 465 Six-Day War, a group of settlements were established along the Jordan River; people who settled there saw themselves as a first line of defense.
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Before fake news became an existential crisis for Facebook's business, Zuckerberg's standard line of defense to any raised content concern was deflection — that infamous claim 'we're not a media company; we're a tech company'.
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He has leaned into his role as obstacle, portraying a Republican-controlled Senate as the last line of defense against a Democratic "socialist agenda" and calling himself the "Grim Reaper" for their legislative plans.
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Some have speculated that Slager may have planted the Taser to shore up his line of defense, which was that Scott tried to grab his stun gun and that he feared for his life.
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The Transportation Security Administration, the only line of defense between us and an influx of Satanic fidget spinners, just announced new airport screening policies that are designed to make your life a living hell.
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Weidmann added that lax monetary policy has negative side effects and can jeopardize financial stability, which should be taken into consideration even if macroprudential tools are the first line of defense for stability issues.
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The increased professionalism is "a line of defense" against changes occurring on the platform, says Jason Carpentier, who helps run his wife Rachel's art and DIY YouTube channel, Chezlin, which has over 100,000 subscribers.
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Last week, the nominee set off alarm bells across the political spectrum with comments suggesting "Second Amendment people" could step up as a last line of defense against Clinton and her potential judicial appointees.
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There are things that are inappropriate to say in public, and things that are inappropriate to say at all, and social sanction — shaming — is the first line of defense for keeping those taboos intact.
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The Aloha state's eleven military bases possess countless strategic assets, and constitute America's first line of defense in the Pacific, yet they remain vulnerable to missile threats from North Korea and must be protected.
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"A first line of defense would ensure that all felons and anyone with a demonstrated record of violence or misuse of guns should be prohibited from any form of gun possession," Professor Donohue said.
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The office could be the last line of defense against an antidemocratic president, a federal government indifferent to environmental and consumer protection and a state government in which ethics can seem a mere inconvenience.
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It is that responsibility as the first line of defense that is getting the most attention, as questions swirl over whether the school resource officer at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.
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Related: Finger Pointing Begins Over Security Failures Leading to Brussels Attacks Medhi Abbes, the attorney representing Omar Damache — an Algerian man arrested in Abaaoud's hideout in Athens — is using the same line of defense.
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They could be transformed into the first line of defense that could take a significant burden off of hospital systems straining to cope with a rising number of desperate people coming to their doors.
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The CDC shouldn't have to remind grown-ass adults about this, but your best line of defense against the virus is still keeping your hands clean and keeping frequently-touched household surfaces clean, too.
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While the courts have long served as a main line of defense for abortion rights advocates, with Justices Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh on the Supreme Court bench, they cannot be our only backstop.
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The criticism has provoked a counterbacklash, with the show's sympathizers denouncing what they say is political correctness and arguing that freedom of expression — including pungent satire — is the best line of defense against extremism.
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"Our first line of defense in the fight against aquatic invasive species, such as the northern snakehead, are our anglers," said Matt Thomas, chief of fisheries for the Wildlife Resources Division, in a statement.
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But the predators don't have free rein on the internet, thanks to nearly four dozen child protection hotlines around the world, which act as a first line of defense against the explosion of imagery.
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"Our first line of defense in the fight against aquatic invasive species, such as the northern snakehead, are our anglers," Matt Thomas, chief of fisheries for the Wildlife Resources Division, said in the statement.
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"Life just got a lot more exciting for those of us at the state level who are now the first line of defense," said Mr. Schneiderman, adapting a favorite catchphrase of Republican attorneys general.
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At a time when firefighters make use of cutting-edge equipment like drones, high-powered aircraft and infrared cameras, old-fashioned lookout towers are still an important first line of defense in spotting wildfires.
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And in the absence of a centralized strategy from the White House, they also appear to be filling the messaging void in the House GOP, which is Trump's first line of defense against impeachment.
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They are often the last line of defense at small, rural outposts that are vulnerable to being overrun by the Taliban in the face of 1,700 insurgent attacks a month nationwide late last year.
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"Our last line of defense against gonorrhea is weakening," Dr. Jonathan Mermin, director of the CDC's National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention, said in a press release on Wednesday.
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Previously titled Pacific Rim: Maelstrom, Pacific Rim: Uprising is the sequel to the Guillermo del Toro film about kaiju beasts invading earth and the planet's last line of defense: a fleet of gargantuan Jaeger robots.
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"We're the last line of defense to being in that smoking hole and we need the knowledge," one unidentified pilot is heard saying on the tape, which was first reported by The New York Times.
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Here's why we're more concerned for Sansa's life than anyone else at this point: she and Winterfell are the most robust line of defense against the White Walkers, who are now marching past the wall.
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The Oscar winner appeared at the event to thank journalists for putting themselves in harm's way to be the country's "first line of defense against tyranny and state-sanctioned news," according to The Daily Beast.
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The destroyer is able to shoot down warheads in space and will become part of a naval destroyer force that is the first line of U.S. line of defense against missiles shot by North Korea.
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The images on the two walls were appropriate bookends for the key message of the class: Americans are under an ever-present threat of violence, and an armed citizenry is the first line of defense.
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In particular, it is becoming more and more clear that we will need a strong line of defense against a Trump presidency that chooses to curtail our rights as immigrants, people of color, and women.
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"That line is not real and if you step out into that spotlight and you're doing the crazy things that [Trump's] doing, you know we're the last line of defense," the "Ace Ventura" star added.
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Coastal flood and storm protection take multiple lines of defense, including storm-sensitive building codes, elevated homes and evacuation, but beaches and dunes are the first line of defense, reducing impacts of waves and surge.
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These contraceptives aren't the mark of a liberal attitude towards sex, but rather a first line of defense against an HIV and AIDS epidemic that has ravaged this tiny mountainous nation of two million people.
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Paley started working at the Trevor Project as a volunteer on the phone lines, the organization's first line of defense, and said he was surprised by the effectiveness a conversation can have in preventing suicide.
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Although CAPTCHAs will still likely be used as a first line of defense on the internet for the foreseeable future, they can hardly be considered a guarantee that a website visitor is actually human anymore.
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After the first version of the handset ran into some issues with reviews, Samsung no doubt wants to be the first line of defense should consumers run into any problems with the new $2,000 phone.
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The series, which will be written by Kelly Thompson and drawn by Carmen Carnero, returns Captain Marvel to New York City after a stint in space as the first line of defense against alien threats.
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SAN DIEGO — The last line of defense against the torrent of half-truths, untruths and outright fakery that make up so much of the modern internet is in a downscale strip mall near the beach.
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"Among other things, they would be the last line of defense against cruise missiles launched by the United States or others" against air bases that may soon go into operation on the islands, it said.
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In one, a prominent jihadist cleric from Saudi Arabia explains why joining the jihad in Syria is a religious obligation and says that fighters in Syria are "the first line of defense" against the Shiites.
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We will never realize a secure border with Mexico without investing in our border security technology and personnel, and extending border security outward so American borders are the last line of defense, not the first.
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In the event that existing vaccines provide no protection from a particular new flu threat, antiviral medicines would at least pose a partial first line of defense against the epidemic until a vaccine could be developed.
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Imagine coming home from 10 toe bone amputations and then having to dig in the litter box gravel or being robbed of your first line of defense, your nails, and having to use your teeth instead.
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The stories, which claimed a mosque turned away victims of the storm seeking shelter, began on the site "Last Line of Defense," which labels itself as satirical, before being shared on sites without disclaimers, including YouTube.
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That line of defense, however, based on a legal doctrine recognized by the Spanish Supreme Court in a 2007 banking case, failed last year to convince the judge who conducted the preliminary review of her case.
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"I am staying with you and will continue with you...to be a line of defense for Lebanon, Lebanon's stability and Lebanon's Arabism," he said to hundreds of people gathered outside his house in central Beirut.
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Carter was also due to meet with some of the US forces that are within range of North Korean missiles and would form the line of defense should Pyongyang take any aggressive action in the region.
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They combined this with Gilead's experimental drug called GS-986, a so-called TLR-7 agonist that kickstarts the innate immune system, a more generalized line of defense that mounts the body's initial response to infection.
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What happened to the leader of the one House who could maybe have organized the buffer zone that blocks North from South, that could have been the last line of defense for a White Walker attack?
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For the Galaxy, that means a longtime backup will have to prove that he's ready to be the last line of defense for a team that features some of the most recognizable names in the sport.
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The new code might seem inconvenient, but it provides a crucial line of defense against criminals who might try to clone your phone, convincing a carrier to assign your phone number to their new mobile device.
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"Flight attendants are first responders to medical emergencies, in-flight fires, or evacuations as well as the last line of defense against hijacking," the lawmakers write according to a copy of the letter obtained by CNN.
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Funding must be available to give youth sports organizations the proper coaching and education they need, so that they may serve as a first line of defense on this issue for the children in their care.
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They make it possible for trade and travelers to move expeditiously through our ports and are the first line of defense against everything from exotic pests to criminals and terrorists trying to slip into our country.
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But the all-purpose response to anyone who raises questions is that she or he is a member of the establishment, personally corrupt, etc.. Ad hominem attacks aren't a final line of defense, they're argument #1.
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But the party's convention rules, in all their anachronistic, undemocratic and highly-negotiable intricacy, are also a line of defense, also a hurdle, also a place where a man unfit for office can be turned aside.
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Nearly two weeks after Senator Marco Rubio dropped out of the race, there has been no mass rush to Mr. Cruz, even as he appears to be the last line of defense against a Trump nomination.
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Just as the Young family tapped into their retirement account to help smooth over their loss of income, savings are frequently the first line of defense against hardship when a household's budget is out of balance.
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But the government shutdown has furloughed nearly half of the work force of the Department of Homeland Security's new Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, which is advertised as the first line of defense against network attacks.
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"As a first line of defense, the Fund can deploy its flexible and rapid-disbursing emergency response toolkit to help countries with urgent balance-of-payment needs," IMF managing director Kristalina Georgieva said in a statement.
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The amendments have been used to challenge programs that allow taxpayer funding to follow children to private and parochial schools, and are seen as the last line of defense against widespread acceptance of school voucher programs.
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Aside from taking the precautions urged by every health professional -- wash your hands frequently, see a doctor and don't go to work if you feel sick -- being informed is, as always, a first line of defense.
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Residents and relief staff said Russian warplanes on Thursday resumed attacks on the towns of Darat Izza and Atareb in the northern corner of Aleppo province, where Turkish troops have set up a line of defense.
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"There's no way of knowing how formidable a line of defense McCarthy will be," said Dan Schnur, who teaches political communications at the University of Southern California and also worked as an adviser to Mr. Wilson.
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He has responded with 33 total tackles, one interception and the trust of the Giants' defensive coordinator, Steve Spagnuolo, whose frequent late-game blitzes put substantial extra pressure on Adams, the team's last line of defense.
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The USPTO is the first line of defense against poor-quality patents being issued, and it should dedicate resources to examiner training and internal monitoring systems that focus on the correctness of decisions to grant patents.
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Gatekeeper, Apple's first line of defense against malware, allows signed binaries to execute without warning by default, Patrick Wardle, director of research at Synack and a macOS security expert, told me in a Twitter direct message.
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I would breathe a lot easier, because things like reproductive health rights, access to safe legal abortion, family planning, all of that would not get repealed, because we would have a line of defense to prevent it.
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This view is required orthodoxy on the right, where it forms a sort of second line of defense against action, just in case denial of climate science and witch hunts against climate scientists don't do the trick.
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If you're losing weight and not able to supply enough nutrients for your baby due to vomiting, a doctor might prescribe an anti-nausea medication like Zofran, though it would not be the first line of defense.
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The social media giant has taken a hands-off approach to policing the veracity of content on the site, instead partnering with independent organizations that have become the company's first and main line of defense against misinformation.
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What concerns some economists is that the Philippines has not been accumulating reserves since 2012 and President Rodrigo Duterte's ambition to upgrade its outdated infrastructure has depleted its other main line of defense, the current account surplus.
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If the FBI loses its case, the CIA and the NSA will be left as the only ones with a shot at breaking the iPhone's last line of defense, which will tip the balance in their favor.
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"In many cases, these anti-fraud statues are consumers' and investors' first line of defense against exploitation, particularly when retail and institutional investor dollars are in the hands of increasingly complex and opaque financial institutions," Schneiderman said.
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As the first and sometimes only people to know that potentially life-saving documents are being sealed, plaintiff lawyers should be the "first line of defense" against harmful secrecy, said Jennifer Bennett, a lawyer with Public Justice.
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While studies have shown increased exercise and altering dietary patterns can be a first-line of defense against the disease, Eric Hughes, who heads Novartis's hepatology development program, has seen first hand the need for pharmaceutical options.
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There may not be an obvious causal thread between those phenomena to garbage fake news websites like The Last Line of Defense, which are the focus of the study, but that doesn't mean that they aren't related.
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Across the OECD, resistance to second and third-line antibiotics – normally powerful drugs that present a last line of defense against infections – is expected to be 70 percent higher in 2030 compared to AMR rates in 2005.
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This realization, too, came at the same time: The last line of defense by which human beings can remain human is the complete and true perception of another's suffering, which wins out over all of these biases.
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The company's first line of defense against impersonation is the countermeasures that flag accounts that run afoul of Twitter policies on spam — violations that can be easier for the platform to identify and stop at large scale.
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"As a first line of defense, the Fund can deploy its flexible and rapid-disbursing emergency response toolkit to help countries with urgent balance-of-payment needs," wrote Kristalina Georgieva, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund.
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Warjiyo added that the central bank has several bilateral swap arrangement with a number of other central banks, including a $30 billion arrangement with China's central bank, as a second line of defense to support the rupiah.
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Corbyn's journey – from Eurosceptic to last line of defense against leaving the EU without a withdrawal agreement, from Socialist rebel to leader of an opposition united against Johnson – is among the most improbable in modern British history.
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Colorado and Missouri are among 39 states that have strict prohibitions on public funds' going to religious schools, known as Blaine Amendments, which voucher advocates consider the last line of defense for opponents of private school choice.
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Iran's antiaircraft forces, which protect strategic places like the nuclear test reactor in the western part of the city and the airports in the south, are the last line of defense in case of an aerial attack.
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Which leaves Netflix's coffers as its last line of defense in a war against the likes of Apple, Amazon, Disney, and, hell, Walmart if we're going to pretend Vudu is a major belligerent in the streaming wars.
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One possible line of defense—among many, of course—would be to redesign your city, even down to the interior of your own home, such that machine vision or other mechanized sensing systems are constantly confused there.
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By John SolomonOpinion Contributor When confronted by detractors, the Clinton Foundation often uses a common line of defense: The charity is one of the most scrutinized in history and no one has found anything wrong with it.
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President Donald Trump seems to believe he has a new line of defense in his rebuttal of Michael Cohen's testimony: a book deal his former lawyer and fixer was previously shopping about his experiences in Trump's orbit.
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The delivery of accurate news able to shine the disinfecting sunlight of real facts and relevant information on vital political issues was a first line of defense against anti-democratic demagoguery, disinformation, character assassination, and outright lies.
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Older Americans' reluctance to discuss this topic is worrisome because it suggests they aren't preparing for those higher costs — and they are leaving out family members who are often the first line of defense when care is needed.
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With Brett Kavanaugh cementing a conservative majority on the Trump court, states will be the last line of defense to protect reproductive rights, the safety of drinking water from polluters, and the integrity of government from corporate cash.
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A presidential spokesman said Temer had huddled with his lawyers over the weekend to go over his line of defense, which will argue that the ticket had separate accounts and Rousseff's campaign was responsible for receiving illegal donations.
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But a journey through SDF territory represented the most direct route to the Turkish border — and because it was the SDF that surrounded ISIS territory, it had been meant to be the first line of defense against escapes.
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WHO says using AWaRe would be one tool in promoting its goal that 60% of all antibiotics used come from the "access" category of antibiotics, or what's typically thought of as the first or second line of defense.
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For experienced preppers like Daisy Luther, founder of the blog The Organic Prepper and the online survival goods store Preppers Market, ready-to-go freeze-dried meals are more of a last line of defense than anything else.
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Muzahem Saloum, a rebel official close to Maghawir al-Thawra, said the Zakf location would back up Tanf and was expected to be a "first line of defense" against any attack by Iranian-backed Syrian pro-government militias.
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Despite the official White House line of defense to impeachment being in tatters, Trump still has good reason to believe that Republicans will find a new argument in favor of acquitting him in a prospective Senate impeachment trial.
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It has also looked at buying THAAD (Terminal High Altitude Area Defense), which would add a third layer of defense between Aegis and Japan's last line of defense PAC-3 Patriot missiles, to counter the North Korean threat.
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Tariffs would hit farming communities harder Tough talk against China was a big part of Trump's campaign pitch, but the prospect of an actual trade war with China could weaken that last line of defense for the GOP.
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Researchers detailed how the accelerating rise of the independent contractor, exemplified by but far from limited to Uber, has a particularly significant effect in the U.S., where employers are often the first line of defense against personal misfortune.
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In Puerto Rico, almost a year after Hurricane Maria, blackouts continue, blue tarps remain the only line of defense for thousands of houses, and too many families are still struggling to put food and water on their tables.
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These plans dismantle the front line of defense against emerging outbreaks that can become epidemics, not to mention the support we provide to our partners in building capacity to identify, diagnose and effectively fight diseases on their ground.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese policymakers are in frequent contact with European counterparts on how to soothe markets if Britain votes to leave the European Union, with the first line of defense aimed at preventing a shortage of dollar liquidity.
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In 220006 Ike met at the White House with Dr. Jonas Salk, who that year developed the first medical line of defense against the epidemic, followed a few years later by Dr. Albert Sabin's advances in the safeguard.
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Back in July, in fact, Ms. DiResta advised consumer restraint as the first line of defense, especially when encountering information that any passably intelligent person could guess might have been placed by a group seeking to manufacture discord.
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But in order to protect the health of its staff and contractors, Facebook and other tech companies have also sent home their content moderators, who serve as their first line of defense against the horrors of the internet.
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Schiff closed the hearing by directly rebuking a line of defense Republicans had been pushing throughout the hearing — that Sondland never received explicit directions from Trump to tie the White House meeting or military aid to the investigations.
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Qassim Suleimani, the leader of Iran's elite Quds Force, fueled a new line of defense of the president, as they argued that Democrats' effort to oust Mr. Trump while he tended to matters of national security was irresponsible.
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"The first line of defense in solving that problem is to stop water from getting out there in the first place," said Sean Dixon, the Hudson River staff lawyer for Riverkeeper, an organization that advocates for cleaner water.
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Researchers at Pennsylvania's Wilkes University asked US college students how often they had sex each week and then compared the levels of immunoglobulin A, an antibody that functions as the body's first line of defense, in their saliva.
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If automakers want to avoid pedestrian strikes and fatalities, they will incorporate something like this self-destruction protocol in their cars as a last line of defense, even if it leads to a net increase in autonomous collisions.
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On Friday, Trump appeared to adopt a new line of defense as he spoke with reporters, repeatedly telling them that his main motivator was rooting out corruption, rather than damaging the electoral prospects of any singular political opponent.
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" The document, archived at the University of California, San Francisco, included the company's state lobbying objectives, chief among which was a plan to hire lobbyists in "as many states as possible," as the company's first "line of defense.
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No matter how airtight an ad network's line of defense, however, the flood of new parties looking to carve out a stake in the undeniably lucrative business of hoax and extremist news seems to be unrelenting at the moment.
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"The program analyzes information on a passenger's travel patterns, and through a system of checks and balances, to include robust oversight, effectively adds an additional line of defense to aviation security," the TSA said in a statement last month.
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While Big Copyright is a manufacturer's first line of defense in keeping consumers from repairing devices, they back it up with a clear marketing message: it doesn't matter if you have a device unless you have the newest one.
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There was the one from Alexander writer Laeta Kalogridis, who returned to Diana's roots on the mythical Amazonian Island Themyscira, placing Wonder Woman as the last line of defense against Ares' plot to plunge the entire planet into war.
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Russia needs Ukraine to be aligned not only because of the large ethnic Russian population there, but also because it represents the last line of defense between Moscow and the Western powers, as well as a huge economic partner.
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The WHO introduced a classification system last year, saying penicillin-type drugs were recommended as the first line of defense, and that other drugs, on the "reserve" list, were a last resort and only for use when absolutely necessary.
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The body's first line of defense against an infectious virus is an antibody called immunoglobulin M, whose job is to stay vigilant in the body and alert the rest of the immune system to intruders like viruses and bacteria.
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In this peculiar political moment, as the powerful promote self-serving realities, hoping to bend perceptions to their will, my colleagues' work to communicate a reality undistorted by political ambition amounts to the last line of defense against autocracy.
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These senior Republicans have argued that the strategy is more effective at keeping GOP members in line — especially when it comes to House Intelligence Committee Republicans, who are serving as Trump's first line of defense on the Ukraine scandal.
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School Officer: A Job With Many Roles and One Big Responsibility School resource officers like the one under scrutiny following the Florida shooting are expected to act as counselors and instructors as well as the first line of defense.
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The medical groups, which announced the guidelines on Saturday at the AHA's annual meeting in Chicago, still emphasize a healthy diet and exercise as the first line of defense against heart disease, the No. 1 killer in the country.
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Resistance to carbapenems, which had been reliable "last line of defense" drugs, has developed recently among pathogens, as a gene first found in India in 2008 — and named NDM, for New Delhi metallo-beta-lactamase — spread around the world.
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While it's serving as South Korea's first line of defense against North Korea, it's a unique missile defense system with unmatched precision and mobility that could also be rapidly deployed in Hawaii to meet the imminent North Korean threat.
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Other common professional scams include the following: The first line of defense against elder financial abuse may be to raise awareness in our communities about the warning signs, common scams and preventative measures that might protect us from these crimes.
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American Muslims, a key line of defense against homegrown jihadis, will be demoralized by what they feel is a discriminatory policy, particularly the language in the executive order that talks about keeping immigrants out who don't support America's founding principles.
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"Adderall and stimulant medications, which are often the first line of defense in treating ADHD from a medical standpoint, are thought to enhance certain neurochemicals that are involved in focus, paying attention, and also motor control and impulse control," she says.
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Instead of making contractors the first line of defense, or resorting to reactive moderation where unsuspecting users must first flag an offensive image, AI could unlock active moderation at scale by having computers scan every image uploaded before anyone sees it.
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Not just making plays in the field, but our pitcher-catcher relationship, making sure we're hitting our spots, all the things that are going to be important for our first line of defense, which is your pitcher on the mound.
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But we must also build pride and understanding of general populations by engaging and mobilizing African experts and ordinary citizens alike in meaningful ways, especially in communities near wildlife reserves and parks, as they are at the front line of defense.
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In reality, most cashiers these days overlook the "Not valid without an Authorized Signature" warning (if they even look for your scrawl), but before technological advancements made handwriting a thin line of defense, banks used them to ensure shoppers' identity.
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"The program analyzes information on a passenger's travel patterns, and through a system of checks and balances, to include robust oversight, effectively adds an additional line of defense to aviation security," TSA said in a statement provided to The Verge.
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"Voters across the nation are realizing that a Democratic governor is the best line of defense against a federal government that's becoming increasingly hostile to women's rights and women's health," Democratic Governors Association Press Secretary Melissa Miller told Fox News.
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But when Green plays center himself, he forms a one-man second line of defense—quick enough and long enough to double LeBron James at the basket and still recover onto the perimeter if James kicks the ball out to shooters.
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We'll see if that still happens in the playoffs when he's the last line of defense, or even if Cleveland will ever seriously turn to those lineups at all, with Nance Jr., Thompson, and Love back in the fold. 265.2.
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It's true that an ounce of prevention is worth more than a pound of cure, and it's a critical lesson for Washington to remember as it considers budgeting for those who are our first line of defense against infectious diseases.
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"The Senate Democrats are the last line of defense between the incoming Trump Administration and the damaging policies that threaten the economic prospects of the middle class, the health security of seniors, and the march toward greater social justice," said Sen.
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In fact, thousands of voters had their provisionals withheld or rejected in Georgia during the 2018 midterms, which is especially troubling considering that these ballots are meant to be used as a failsafe, the last line of defense before disenfranchisement.
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In 1972, the Department of Justice published a training guide for forensic chemists in the nation's crime labs, emphasizing that they were "the last line of defense against a false accusation," but 40 years later, that line had largely vanished.
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"Our officers are the first line of defense at our ports of entry, so they are trained in the various smuggling methods people use to bring illicit goods into the U.S.," CBP Port Director Shawn Polley said in a statement.
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Getting the flu shot is your best line of defense"Without a doubt, getting vaccinated with a seasonal flu shot is the best way to prevent the flu," says Dr. Phil Mitchel, MD, MS, the national medical director of DispatchHealth.
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Mr. Scheller argued in the motion that by withholding that information for so long, the federal government had robbed him of the opportunity to investigate a line of defense, violating Ms. Salman's constitutional rights to due process and a fair trial.
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The U.S. labor market has been the last line of defense amid softening global economic data and we can't read too much into any single report, but this is one more piece of evidence that the Fed is behind the curve.
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Mr. Bernanke and Ms. Yellen underlined that the Fed could not solve all of the coronavirus problems in the country, but said it should continue serving as a first line of defense — even if that requires going beyond the 2008 programs.
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Among the safety changes put in place Thursday is a significant reduction in the requirement for oil companies to test fail-safe devices called blowout preventers, which are intended to be a last line of defense against disasters like Deepwater Horizon.
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Women like N.K. are known as ASHAs — an acronym for Accredited Social Health Activists, which also spells the Hindi word for "hope" — and have been deployed as India's first line of defense to track down "imported cases" of the coronavirus.
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The stationary shootout between our heroes' mobile division and Negan's first line of defense forms a structural home base for the episode, a space the thread of the story can return to after diverging to the other factions on the ground.
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"There are some of us that are willing to take the training if it was offered and probably be another line of defense," Mr. Simpson, a chemistry teacher, told MSNBC a week after the shooting at the school, in Parkland, Fla.
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The Department of Housing and Urban Development's Community Development Block Grant – Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) Program in many ways is the last line of defense for survivors in affected areas whose needs have not been met by other government programs.
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Trump adopted a new line of defense this week to try to distance himself from maneuverings in Ukraine by telling conservative talk radio host Bill O'Reilly that he had no idea what his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani was doing in Ukraine.
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The first island chain is now within reach of Chinese naval and land-based weapons, while the second island chain is an important strategic line of defense for the US. Ulithi, west of Guam, has an important place between the two.
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Special agents on protective details and officers standing guard outside the White House or other sensitive facilities are often the last line of defense between an official and an attacker or, for that matter, an overzealous fan on a rope line.
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Armed with missiles designed to shoot down warheads in space, the Milius will be part of a naval destroyer force that would be the first U.S. line of defense against any long-range ballistic missiles fired at it by North Korea.
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Yet, in these documentary videos I am grateful for them because they often are the main line of defense for immigrants who wash up on unfamiliar ground and find themselves the object of severe hatred from a very vocal faction of the citizenry.
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Still, the fact that the Justice Department is the last line of defense here — and that regulators are actively asking AT&T to make itself less threatening — is a promising sign given the general lack of pushback we've seen throughout the year.
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Instead of hitting the victim, the arrow pierced the back of the raised smartphone, leaving a sharp tip protruding a couple of inches through the device's display on the other side, and completely removing its screen protector—the man's last line of defense.
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Seoul (CNN)North Korea's fourth nuclear test two weeks ago put 28,000 U.S. troops along the border in South Korea on high alert -- and none more so than the 23rd Chemical Battalion, the first line of defense against chemical, biological or nuclear attack.
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The New York Times recently reported that some party strategists have begun privately discussing campaign ads that would assume Trump loses in the fall and ask voters to back congressional Republicans as a last line of defense against a Clinton White House.
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Pinto's lawyer, William Bourdon, who previously represented Edward Snowden, has suggested he will offer a very particular line of defense: that precisely because Pinto's revelations led to the investigation of cases like Ronaldo's, he must be protected under a Hungarian whistleblower law.
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In knowing that I am not the first line of defense for sleepovers, homework, track uniforms, doctor appointments, dinner prep, and dog grooming, I don't hesitate to raise my hand for that last-minute opportunity on a deal or high-profile meeting.
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" At Thursday's hearing, Representative Tammy Duckworth, Democrat of Illinois and a highly regarded Senate candidate, said she was "extremely troubled by how the E.P.A. also failed in its duty to serve as the last line of defense for the children of Flint.
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Related: Clinton, Sanders Get Testy in Flint, Michigan, Ahead of Major Primary Contest on Tuesday But former Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano and the US Airline Pilots Association have voiced support for the program, as a last line of defense against terrorism.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Tuesday embraced a line of defense offered by his attorney, Rudy Giuliani, that "collusion is not a crime," even though he continued to deny any alleged ties between his campaign and Moscow during the 2016 election.
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We need to treat illegal immigration the same way we worked terrorism issues after 9/11 -- and that is addressing it at the root cause in foreign nations, rather than placing all our hopes in some imperfect domestic last line of defense.
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Ms. Teachout wrote the book on fighting political corruption and could be the last line of defense against an antidemocratic president, a federal government indifferent to environmental and consumer protection and a state government in which ethics can seem a mere inconvenience.
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And the arguments they made previewed a line of defense as Congress prepares to pick up where Mueller left off — though Democrats continued to tread lightly on the issue of impeachment ahead of a strategizing huddle with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Monday.
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THE KEY A team from the University of Southern California has embarked on a 50-state tour to give cybersecurity training to poll workers and state and local campaign staffers who will be the last line of defense against Russian hacking in 53.
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"Democrats in the Senate are the last line of defense between President-elect [Donald] Trump and Washington Republicans, and so many of the values and priorities that Americans hold dear," Van Hollen said, adding that he would also be taking retiring Sen.
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Saying something is the first line of defense, experts say Training people to recognize warning signs that could prevent tragedy is a driving principle of Sandy Hook Promise, the nonprofit formed following the 2012 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut.
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The Jets responded by putting on a shot-blocking clinic for the entire double minor and the last line of defense helped his own cause with two reflex saves off Wilson and center Ryan Johansen in the dying seconds of the man advantage.
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Trump tweeted his new line of defense on Friday morning, and it goes like this: Because the whistleblower was not a firsthand witness to Trump's call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, he or she is not a credible arbiter of the information.
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The second line of defense in the prevention science toolbox includes specific research-backed programs and interventions that address the effects of traumatic stress on multiple aspects of child development, from brain and cognitive development, to social skills, coping and mental health.
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But progressives, many of whom are still opposed to the plan, are hoping Trumka might serve as a line of defense by convincing vulnerable freshmen that rushing into a deal that doesn't meet all of Democrats' priorities might be worse than no deal.
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While these products have their place on the chronic wound care spectrum as a first line of defense, they are not FDA approved for wound healing indications and often have little or no rigorous clinical data to back up their wound-healing claims.
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Prevention science acknowledges that the first line of defense is to reduce the risk of exposure to trauma in the first place — in this case, preventing the devastating effects of hurricanes on our infrastructure with environmental protections and smart investment of tax dollars.
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"The aim is, I think, to form the capacity to seal China up within its first line of defense," said Gavan McCormack, an emeritus professor at Australian National University and co-author of Resistant Islands: Okinawa Confronts Japan and the United States.
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Ryan Philippe showed up as the father of Gina's baby (surprise!), while Gina Gershon played Sergeant Hawkins, a dirty cop trying to pin all her misdeeds on Jake and Rosa (Stephanie Beatriz), her smirking confidence tearing holes in their every line of defense.
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And while AT&T's quest for absolute power is clear to anyone with common sense, the last line of defense for consumers—in this case our nation's antitrust laws—have also proven to be feebly ill-equipped to actually do much of anything about it.
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Your passwords are a first line of defense against many internet ills, but few people actually treat them that way: Whether it's leaning on lazy Star Wars references or repeating across all of your accounts—or both—everyone is guilty of multiple password sins.
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It's been nearly 14 months since Big Media lost the benefit of investors' doubt when Walt Disney CEO Robert Iger acknowledged some subscriber losses at ESPN, the network considered the impenetrable line of defense for the pay TV "bundle" and against the cord-cutting trend.
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It puts it one step closer to being able to lob a warhead that could plunge to its target at speeds of several kilometers a second, potentially too fast for the current PAC-3 batteries that are the last line of defense against missile strikes.
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The omentum — an elastic apron of fat that stretches over our intestines, liver and stomach — may hold the key to battling obesity and cancer cell growth while simultaneously serving as the body's first line of defense against deadly toxins and infection, researchers are discovering.
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Aziz Issa said the fighting was going on east of Assdada, around 80 km (50 miles) south of Misrata and the line of defense for brigades from the coastal city since IS militants captured several villages and checkpoints in the area late last week.
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Rigontec just started testing its most advanced compound RGT100 on humans in May, banking on a mechanism of action called RIG-I which is designed to trigger a long-term response of the innate immune system, the body's first line of defense against infections.
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But there is actual science behind their design: They are cursorial animals, which means that they have adapted to run as their first line of defense, said Stanley Coren, a psychology professor emeritus at the University of British Columbia and a dog-training expert.
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" In tweets posted Thursday evening, Trump hinted at a new line of defense — that even if he didn't tell the truth about his dealings with Russia, fibbing is not a crime, and therefore the Mueller investigation "is an illegal Hoax that should be ended immediately.
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The stakes are high: Should Mr. Trump lose the presidential race and take the Republicans' Senate majority with him, handing Democrats the power to break the deadlock over appointees to the Supreme Court, the House could become the party's last line of defense in Washington.
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When I show up at MSNBC, they put some crazy foundation syrup in a plastic bottle attached to a hose, ask everyone to stand back, and spray my head as if the makeup artist were the last line of defense against reactor 103 at Chernobyl.
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One line of defense would be Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceTrump adopts familiar mantra on possible recession: fake news The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud MORE. Ridiculous?
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Animal rescue groups have created working-cat programs wherein homeowners or store owners agree to provide the cats with shelter, food, water and medical care — promising to take care of it like any other pet — in exchange for an added line of defense against vermin.
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Representative Devin Nunes of California, who has used his chairmanship of the Intelligence Committee to launch an aggressive investigation of those investigating Mr. Trump's Russia ties, told supporters at a private fund-raiser that Republicans in Congress were essentially Mr. Trump's last line of defense.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday suggested that his conversations with John Bolton are entirely classified, setting up a new line of defense against potentially devastating testimony from the former national security adviser should he be called as a witness in the ongoing Senate impeachment trial.
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In the first few years after the 2008 financial crisis, for example, unemployment was very high, and the Federal Reserve — normally our first line of defense against recessions — had limited ability to act, because the interest rates it controls were already very close to zero.
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By asking for a "single symbolic dollar, the value of which is immeasurable to all women in this situation," as her lawyer Douglas Baldridge told the jury, she removed the most malicious line of defense — that women only cry assault for attention or financial gain.
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I'm old enough to remember the special shelf that my parents kept in the back of our New Jersey basement during the J.F.K. years, lined with cans of tomatoes, beans and tuna fish, our first line of defense in the event of nuclear attack.
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Bottom line: Statins really should not be the first line of defense against cardiovascular disease and shouldn't be used as standalone treatments but rather be part of a comprehensive approach to cardiovascular disease that includes lifestyle changes, especially dietary changes, physical activity and stress reduction.
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In other words, by investigating the whole viral genome and introducing mutations that made the virus sensitive to interferons -- a first line of defense against viral infections -- the researchers used a radical approach to then develop a vaccine that gave interferons a big boost.
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The issue with this line of defense is that the impeachment inquiry does not seek to investigate whether Ukraine got its aid, but whether Trump tried to improperly use the power of his office to pressure a foreign power to meddle in a US election.
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Republicans see lawmakers like these as the first line of defense against a blue wave, conceding that even if they are able to keep a slim margin in the House, it will be on the backs of people like these lawmakers with crossover appeal.
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And on a weekend Twitter tear, the President picked up on a new Republican line of defense that there was no case to answer because he asked Zelensky to do "us" a favor -- as in the US -- rather than a personal favor for himself.
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Image: F-SecureApplying an update might be fiddly, depending on your device—you might have to connect it up to a computer, for example—but the on-board software or firmware is your first line of defense, so you want it to be as current as possible.
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This is called "behavioral immune system" — a term that "refers to the suite of behavioral mechanisms that act as a first line of defense against parasites and pathogens," the study's lead researcher, Clémence Poirotte, writes in an email to The Verge, citing the famed biologist George Schaller.
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But that line of defense was undermined after a State Department Inspector General report last month ruled that Clinton failed inform necessary State Department officials about her use of the private server, and that she also failed to surrender all government-related emails before leaving office.
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To come up with solutions to make that data impossible to use in the first place is a very obvious and necessary line of defense, alongside all of the other cybersecurity services that have been developed to help with authentication, securing network perimeters and so on.
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An official of Ahrar al-Sham rebel group said the capture of large swathes of the industrial area that has long been an army line of defense for the capital could help a bid to push deeper into the heart of the capital in coming days.
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Japan's military also wants funds to buy longer-range Raytheon Co SM-3 interceptor missiles designed to strike enemy missiles in space and money to improve the range and accuracy of its PAC-3 missiles batteries that are the last line of defense against incoming warheads.
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That line of defense has already been weakened by Trump's own officials, including acting Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney and Ambassador to the EU Gordon Sondland, who have said the $391 million in aid was withheld for other reasons, involving either Democrats broadly or the Bidens directly.
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When the series shifts to Phoenix on Monday for Game 3 at Chase Field, the focus will turn to Greinke, whose poisonous darts represent the Diamondbacks' last line of defense against a Dodgers team that produced 17 runs on 24 hits in Games 1 and 13.
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What I slowly came to see is that freedom is inseparable from political disagreement and that holding to a trove of weapons as your last line of defense in a losing debate makes normal ideological opposition look like nascent tyranny and readies you to suppress it.
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Japan's military also wants funds to buy longer-range Raytheon Co SM-3 interceptor missiles designed to strike enemy missiles in space and money to improve the range and accuracy of its PAC-3 missiles batteries that are the last line of defense against incoming warheads.
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Often the last line of defense for those facing this kind of discrimination is the Washington Legal Clinic for the Homeless, where for 25 years Patty Mullahy Fugere has supervised a staff of lawyers who offer legal counsel on shelter and emergency resources to the homeless.
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House Republicans — Trump's first line of defense against impeachment — used the moment to firmly draw battle lines against the Democrats' investigations into whether Trump improperly pressured a foreign power to assist him in his reelection bid by digging up dirt on former Vice President Joe Biden.
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He shot to political prominence championing a racist conspiracy theory about Barack Obama, the nation's first black president, and he mounted his campaign in Obama's wake, framing his candidacy as a last line of defense against immigrants from Mexico and Black Lives Matters activists from Chicago.
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In Japan, which has the biggest concentration of U.S. Marines outside the United States and is home to the powerful U.S. Seventh Fleet, Pence will visit a Japanese Self Defence Force Patriot PAC-3 missile battery, which would be Japan's last line of defense against incoming North Korean warheads.
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In fact, if ISIS were to visit us or our communities at any moment, the last line of defense between ISIS and my family is the ability I have to protect my family from them or from a criminal or anyone else who seeks to do us harm.
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But amid the scrambling by the media, cogs were also turning behind the scenes in another unique multimillion-dollar industry: the lawyers and crisis public relations professionals called upon to act as the first line of defense for the accused during a moment unlike any in US history.
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Now researchers are capitalizing on that brief window of time by building the vagina an internal armory—a suite of tools designed to plug, line, and infuse it with HIV-fighting drugs—that will transform the female reproductive system into the first line of defense against the deadly disease.
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The Scarlet Knights have plenty of size — six players on the roster are 763-9 or taller — so Pikiell would like to see more pressure on the perimeter with plenty of defensive length in the paint if players are able to get past the first line of defense.
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That includes purchases of a new longer range interceptor, the SM-3 Block IIA, designed to strike ballistic missiles in space, upgrades for the Patriot missile batteries that are the last line of defense against incoming warheads and preparations for the construction of two ground-based Aegis radar stations.
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In fact, if ISIS were to visit us or our communities at any moment, the last line of defense between ISIS and my family is the ability that I have to protect my family from them or from a criminal or anyone else who seeks to do us harm.
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It would, for example, reduce energy efficiency programs, dramatically cut our investments in energy technology development, and greatly reduce the size of our Strategic Petroleum Reserve, the nation's first line of defense against global oil market disruptions that still drive price spikes at home even with increased domestic production.
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"The bottom line is that these Kurdish soldiers are the first line of defense in maintaining the gains we have made against ISIS; if Turkey attacks these Kurdish soldiers, there is a grave risk that the ISIS fighters they guard will escape and return to the battlefield," Reps.
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If your emergency fund doubles as your down payment fund, you're not ready to buy a house, says Anemergency fundis usually your first line of defense against debt, and being a homeowner won't render you immune to unexpected expenses such as a job loss, medical emergency, or family crisis.
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Cooper's disclosure of new correspondence could prove a blow to a main GOP line of defense, which is that the hold on Ukraine aid was ultimately lifted and that the Ukrainians were unaware of the freeze in funding early enough for there to have been a quid pro quo.
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Meanwhile, Trump's commitment to strengthening U.S. military capacities can and must include due attention to AFRICOM — both in terms of the resources it needs, and with respect to the need to partner with indigenous militaries, which should become the world's first line of defense from terror based in Africa.
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"The face shield is the first line of defense for droplet protection, if someone comes into a clinic or if somebody is working in a factory — or something like that — and someone else coughs," explains Nick Moser, a Bay Area-based project manager at a custom fabrication shop.
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But when Republicans, the self-proclaimed national security party — folks like Lindsey Graham, Marco Rubio and Tom Cotton — don't lift a finger to stop Trump's politicization of our first line of defense — the national intelligence directorate set up after 9/11 — then the Republican Party is not asleep.
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"The Drug Enforcement Agency is our first line of defense in preventing pharmaceutical companies from flooding the market with opioids and taking advantage of a nation ravaged by this deadly epidemic," Manchin, who is up for reelection in 85033 in a state Trump won, said in a statement.
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Running the full Sunday morning media gauntlet, the president's lawyer, Jay Sekulow, presented Team Trump's latest line of defense in the mounting Donald Trump Jr.scandal: blaming his meeting with Natalia Veselnitskaya, a Russian lawyer whom he was told would have damaging information about Hillary Clinton, on the Secret Service.
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Washington (CNN)On Monday, just 72 hours from sitting in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee to respond to allegations of sexual assault from a California professor named Christine Blasey Ford, Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh laid out a new line of defense: This isn't even about me.
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"A blockchain is particularly at risk from this because one-way functions are its sole line of defense—a user's only protection is their digital signature, whereas bank clients are protected by plastic cards, security questions, identity checks and human cashiers," the authors of the commentary published in Nature write.
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"You get on an airplane, there's that button that pushes your seat back, there's that little gross knob that pulls your tray table down, there's the actual tray table, fomites, germs, everywhere!" she says holding up a bag of Wet Wipes as her first line of defense against airport illness.
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Seen in this light, the shift to focusing on the country's much-discussed fake news problem, which allegedly facilitated Donald Trump's victory, is a way of keeping in business after Media Matters and its founder David Brock had little to show for years of being Clinton's first line of defense.
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"I don't know if that's the answer, but I know that there are some of us that are willing to take the training if it was offered and probably be another line of defense, but again it's a complicated subject and I'm not sure if it's the answer," Simpson said.
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"We can see them (the government) being much more assertive in using these powers and in shaping their policy decisions to reflect the national interests," said Professor Simon Young of the University of Hong Kong's law school, saying the courts may be a last line of defense against government overreach.
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As that investigation unfolds, the burglary — or "attack," in high-end security parlance — draws attention to the last line of defense for the city's many jewelers, an object that, for all the advances in technology over the years, remains a box with three sides, a top, a bottom and a door.
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Photo: APFacebook and Donald Trump, two large, terrible sons of our broken society that truly deserve each other, slow-motion collided on Saturday when the president decided to lift wholesale a new line of defense over the ongoing Russian election scandal from the social media giant's vice president of advertising Rob Goldman.
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As a physician who is frequently the first line of defense against depression that in the worst cases can lead to suicide, let me address a few of these questions: Why have U.S. suicide rates climbed so dramatically, up 30 percent in half of our states, with 45,000 suicides in 2016 alone?
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"When Mandzukic is the first line of defense, the whole team works well (and) it&aposs easier for the center backs and the goalkeeper as well," said the 33-year-old Subasic, who has played club football with French club Monaco since 2012 and is set to win his 41st cap for Croatia.
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" And Dr. Brodsky points out that they're not selling consuming retinol as a replacement for topical creams, calling Dirty Lemon "a first line of defense for internal protection," because "the benefits are absorbed and dispersed evenly throughout the body, whereas the effects of topicals are localized to the areas where they're applied.
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Our Last Line of Defense Against Gonorrhea Is FailingHealth officials in the US have identified a cluster of gonorrhea infections that exhibited unusual …Read more ReadA closer look at the numbers reveals that Americans age 15 to 24 account for nearly two-thirds of chlamydia cases, and half of all gonorrhea cases.
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"Senate Democrats are our line of defense against a reckless Congress and White House and Americans across the country are standing with us to fight back, which is why we've recorded the best off-year January for digital fundraising in DSCC history," Executive Director Mindy Myers said in a statement on Friday.
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That triggered what Uber called "action suppression," in which the system held off braking for one second while it verified "the nature of the detected hazard"—a second during which the safety operator, Uber's most important and last line of defense, could have taken control of the car and hit the brakes herself.
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And even if the non-Healy members of the 1975 are rakishly handsome enough to give credence to the idea that the 1975 could or might be a boy band, they're an actual band, the first line of defense for fans who want to present them as more legit than a pop act.
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That three-digit card verification value — or a CVV — on the back of your credit card is usually your last line of defense if someone steals your credit card number, such as if your card is cloned or skimmed by a dodgy ATM or stolen from a website through a phishing attack.
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Though the DNMUK subreddit does a decent job sounding the alarm over substances in Britain, the dark net's inbuilt rating system definitely feels like a first line of defense users can't afford to lose, especially when drug deaths are at an all-time high in the UK because of super strength substances.
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"You could easily burn or more likely cause superficial damage to your eye, nose, and mouth lining by trying to breath in hot air, which promptly damages your first line of defense against infection — an intact lining," says Jill Grimes, MD, urgent care physician and author of The ULTIMATE College Health Handbook .
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" The lawmakers argued that Kurdish soldiers are the "first line of defense in maintaining the gains we have made against ISIS," adding that if Turkey moves forward with its plans to implement military action, "there is a grave risk that the ISIS fighters they guard will escape and return to the battlefield.
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The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution is the "first line of defense" in defamation lawsuits brought against short-sellers, researchers, analysts, bloggers and anyone else whose opinion of a company may have influenced its stock price, said Michael Asaro of Akin Gump, who specializes in white-collar and regulatory investigations and litigation.
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Normally a combination of dry panel discussions and partisan strategizing, the event had a distinctly ominous tone in the shadow of Mr. Trump's inauguration, several attendees said: At a private luncheon, Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the former Democratic Party chairwoman, exhorted the group to see itself as a last line of defense.
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In his testimony to the combined US Senate Commerce and Judiciary Committees, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg was not wrong to present his company as a last line of defense in an "ongoing arms race" with Russia and others seeking to spread disinformation and manipulate political and economic systems in the US and around the world.
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But with the release of the transcripts of depositions from former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch and State Department official Michael McKinley on Monday — with more slated to be released throughout the week — Republicans are being provided with guidance on their latest line of defense, one that places more of an emphasis on substance.
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The border fence had been built three years earlier on the Hungarian side, by the order of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, who had sold it to the public as Hungary's first line of defense against an "invasion" of asylum seekers during a massive surge in migration to Europe from conflict-ridden countries in 2015.
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It was amazing to watch the Maple Leafs star Auston Matthews score four goals in his first N.H.L. game; it is breathtaking to see the Oilers center Connor McDavid blow past defenders through the neutral zone, only to spin around the last line of defense and blindly find a teammate for a tap-in goal.
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But some argue that Facebook and other tech companies need to be doing more to protect users' data as a first line of defense, although their means to do so against malicious actors using third-party apps is somewhat limited, said director of the Stanford Internet Observatory and former Facebook security executive Alex Stamos.
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They have a lower tendency to commit crimes and abuse substances than the average American, perhaps due to strict adherence to their faith, are more entrepreneurial, have the highest educational attainment among women, and can be the first line of defense in reporting homegrown terrorists, such as the Fort Hood, San Bernardino, and Orlando shooters.
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