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That further soured relations between the two allies, and has put the Americans even more on guard.
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Regardless, the more connected — and autonomous — our cars get, the more on guard we will need to be.
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Rather than going straight after the ultimate target -- such as an employee with access to sensitive data, who may be more on guard -- the hackers look for the weak links.
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Even with Variety reporting her story in more depth, and Hollywood being more on guard about sexual misconduct stories than ever since the Harvey Weinstein allegations broke in October, she was always fighting an uphill battle.
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Powell, who took over as head of the Fed earlier this year, has emphasized managing risks in a way that indicates he is more on guard about a possible jump in inflation than in trying to push unemployment rates ever lower.
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Mr. Harris said that Lupine Travel had taken roughly 2,500 travelers to North Korea since the company began in 2008 without any incidents, but acknowledged that United States citizens had to be more on guard than people from other countries.
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I think we're more on guard in what we say and we've got to be careful with what we say, more than ever before and there's example after example, from Jimmy the Greek to the golf guy talking about a female swing of a club.
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Even with Variety reporting her story in more depth, and Hollywood being more on guard about sexual misconduct stories than ever since the Harvey Weinstein allegations broke in October, she was always fighting an uphill battle — one, it seems, she never had a chance of winning.
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