Users' passwords were not exposed in the hack, Instagram said.
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Children must be protected from violence, not exposed to it.
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"You're not exposed to any other asset classes," Roberge says.
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Number one, that her emails were not exposed to foreign actors.
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It's to be not exposed as much to oil and gas.
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If these accusations are true, why were they not exposed earlier?
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And employment shifted to industries that were not exposed to trade.
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That's because the main screens are not exposed when folded up.
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Consumer bank accounts, passwords, health and financial records were not exposed.
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They are not exposed to it, and I think it's absurd.
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Coral can recover from bleaching, provided it's not exposed to further stresses.
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Children must be protected from violence, not exposed to it, not killed!
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Will you wish you were not exposed to the downfall at all?
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Children must be protected, not exposed to violence or put in danger.
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It points you towards America, tech and others sectors not exposed to trade.
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Full phone numbers and other personal data were not exposed, according to Twitter.
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The details: Donor information was not exposed during the attack, per the officials.
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She was wearing a bra at time and her breasts were not exposed.
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They don't know how to download podcasts, so they're not exposed to RISK!
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Pants/Shorts must be pulled up so that boxers/briefs are not exposed.6.
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Lab results were not provided to AMCA and were not exposed in the breach.
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So I'm not exposed to it as much as most of these people are.
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It's lots of peoples' first access to ideas that they're not exposed to IRL.
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He says he and Firefly are "not exposed" to any of Polyakov's other businesses.
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Workers were forced to wear oxygen masks but were not exposed to radiation, STUK said.
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The vast majority of users—82 percent—were not exposed to porn accounts at all.
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Rogue planets don't orbit a star, however, and thus are not exposed to solar wind.
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Trump insists he has no symptoms, which of course doesn't mean he was not exposed.
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AP reports Cheney has been told by CPAC she was not exposed to the patient.
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If they're not exposed to opposite views, it's very difficult for them to learn that.
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Who should make sure that young people are not exposed to inappropriate content in online games?
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But in the new building, the mice were not exposed to the bacteria in sufficient amounts.
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The woman's symptoms were described as mild and she was not exposed to members of the public.
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About 33 of 1,000 children not exposed to antipychotics in the womb were diagnosed with birth defects.
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Shehwaro said the group was political, but the children were not exposed to political slogans or campaigns.
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The company is not exposed to FX risk, as all of the debt is raised in roubles.
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Taurus said it would adopt measures to ensure that its workers are not exposed to the coronavirus.
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This information was not exposed to anyone else, and we have made changes so this no longer happens.
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"As long as the cake is not exposed to sunlight or humidity, it can stay the same indefinitely."
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Furthermore, recruits and converts were deliberately not exposed to other strains of Islamic thought, from rationalism to mysticism.
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Taurus added it will adopt measures to ensure that its workers are not exposed to the coronavirus outbreak.
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And this solid evidence towards radicalization because people that were not exposed to this radical content become exposed.
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Although OpenAI's bots are now playing 5v5 matches, they're still not exposed to the full complexity of Dota 2.
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"When people laugh it's a sign that they're feeling comfortable and relaxed and safe and not exposed," she said.
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But that number lacks meaning if the lies are not exposed in real time and on a regular basis.
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Furthermore, no E. coli cells were recovered from the beer not exposed to any ping pong balls at all.
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Segmenting, he explained, secures a network so that it is not exposed to a potential breach from the vendor.
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It is not the child's fault if they are not exposed to all genders of superheroes; it's the producers'.
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For one, banks are not exposed to the same toxic securities that pervaded the housing market in the 2000s.
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I was not exposed to the same injustices that my fellow black brothers and sisters were forced to endure.
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But female rats didn't, and even the rats that developed tumors lived longer than rats not exposed to the radiation.
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Similarly, children exposed to ads consumed 30 calories more of junk food than those not exposed to junk food ads.
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"Bank account numbers, credit card numbers, or diagnosis or treatment information" were not exposed during the breach, the letter said.
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Bleached corals can recover if they are not exposed to extra stress, and some reefs are more resilient than others.
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According to multiple reports, biometric data was not exposed on WhatsApp, but names, addresses, emails, photographs, and phone numbers were.
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"Simply because you're not seeing the traumatic incident doesn't mean you're not exposed firsthand to distress and trauma," she said.
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Unlike the 3 billion pound ($3.86 billion) equity income fund, the income focus fund is not exposed to unlisted assets.
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"I want to build habitats that are not exposed to pressure, even though they may be 3,000 feet down," Nuytten said.
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The scheme is set up so a regular user visiting the websites in question is not exposed to the automatic redirects.
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The fund does not use leverage and is not exposed to currency risk as it only invests in sterling-denominated securities.
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Those companies need to make sure that only the right people have access to that data and that it's not exposed.
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The bank said it was "confident" about its exposure because most of its borrowers were not exposed to oil price risk.
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It's also a common misconception that if a router's administrative interface is not exposed to the internet, the device is safe.
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Monroe said he was confident that scientists were not exposed to pathogens because the air they breathed passed through HEPA filters.
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Firstly, on auto mode, the different aperture settings are not exposed as an option and the phone automatically switches between them.
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To further check their work, they compared infants born near wells with their siblings who were not exposed to fracking operations.
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If we're not exposed to injustices in the world—in all their gory detail—how can we begin to change them?
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"The mines should ensure that they are not exposed to any kind of risks to the virus," a union statement said.
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The Giraffe is an adapter board that gives users access to other CAN buses not exposed on the main OBD-II connector.
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They concluded that theropod teeth "were not exposed permanently, but covered by reptilian lips" similar to those found on various scaled lizards.
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As President Trump makes moves to address drug pricing, 60% of Bausch's medicines are not exposed to brand prescription issues, Papa said.
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In the non-tech economy in America they are mostly not exposed to trade and involve lots of interaction with the state.
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Tubiana said the Bonn talks had not exposed big, unexpected problems with the Paris text that could mean an even longer haul.
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They made sure the control participants were not exposed to secondhand smoke from tobacco or marijuana and also controlled for environmental exposure.
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"Just remember: With our focus, we're not exposed to the uncertainty or volatility of emerging markets or non-transportation segments," Roberts said.
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This team "would ensure that prosecutors looking into criminality are not exposed to privileged information that could taint their investigation," said Griffin.
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Do not layer vegetables any higher than one layer, but fit close together so the cheese and onion mixture underneath is not exposed.
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A snoop could see when a chat is initiated — but the text in the chat is not exposed because it's encrypted, he said.
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Handmaid's Tale actress Sydney Sweeney is nude in the first episode, during an explicit sex scene with Algee Smith, who is not exposed.
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It's a place that's usually not exposed to extreme temperatures, and is generally not too far away when you're about to have sex.
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And among deployed soldiers, those who saw combat were 1.2 times more likely to develop insomnia compared to those not exposed to combat.
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Sex workers who were not exposed to repressive policing were 30% less likely to have condom-less sex than peers in repressive environments.
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The guts of children who are born without surgery, breastfed and not exposed to antibiotics all follow generally similar patterns of bacterial development.
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Now, certain, you know, one reason we love things like social networks are they are not exposed to price competition in that way.
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Jail officials told reporters last week that a correctional officer at the facility had contracted the virus, but had not exposed the detainees.
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It could also indicate that the categorization was made after DHS waited until their forensics demonstrated it was not exposed to malicious activity.
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Some companies told CDP they were not exposed to substantive climate-related risks and opportunities, including: Wal-Mart, Boeing Company, Daimler AG, Citigroup Inc.
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It would also, for example, prevent officers from tailoring their reports to the footage so that any inconsistencies in their statements are not exposed.
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Bleached corals can recover if they are not exposed to further stress, but scientists are finding that some reefs are more resilient than others.
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The current generation of upper castes and elites in Indian society are not exposed to this knowledge or do not wish to acknowledge it.
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Drange's account was breached because he'd reused a password from a breached website — his Twitter credentials were not exposed in the recent data dump.
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The retail funding base of ARB also means that unlike peers, it is not exposed to event risk from the withdrawal of large deposits.
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But in fact, with a few notable exceptions, individuals are likely not exposed to violent extremist ideology from the imam at the local mosque.
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Though they are not exposed to what most people would consider sweatshop conditions, the homeworkers are allotted what might seem close to sweatshop wages.
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Some of it is exacerbated by the growing diversification of media that often means citizens are not exposed to views differing from their own.
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It also states that cleavage and navels should be covered, and that pants or shorts should be pulled up so that underwear is not exposed.
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Since these students are generally not exposed to a strong, pro-Israel movement, many will inevitably tend toward these anti-Israel views simply by default.
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We operate a closed network that is not exposed to the internet, and our members' biometrics are encrypted at all times, in transit and at rest.
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Furthermore, payment on the RPIs is not exposed to performance risks related to the operation and usage of the Lima Metro Line 2212 post construction completion.
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"For the first time we are not exposed to any company by more than 15 percent of the bank's capital," Chief Financial Officer Yadin Antebi said.
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Bleached coral can recover if it is not exposed to further amounts of stress, but scientists are finding that some reefs are more resilient than others.
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The German motorway network plays a key role in the country's mobility and is not exposed to competing parallel roads, in contrast to Italy or Spain.
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But the number of seasons is reduced if players spent time on the injured reserved list because they presumably were not exposed to head hits then.
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"Preliminary studies suggest children at their first-language acquisition are increasingly not exposed to enough Icelandic to foster a strong base for later years," he said.
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Students who are not exposed to a college-going culture have trouble even imagining themselves at a university, beyond, perhaps, a community college close to home.
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Access Bank Chief Executive Herbert Wigwe said the bank has a minor holding at MTN group level but was not exposed to the telecoms firm in Nigeria.
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Only one layer of the window broke, so cabin pressurization was maintained and passengers were not exposed to the outside, a spokesperson for Southwest told BuzzFeed News.
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This, said MSF's Elder, will ensure drugmakers are not exposed to having to supply large quantities of vaccines at rock-bottom prices that could dent their profits.
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Most UK life insurers that operate in other EU countries do so via local subsidiaries and are therefore not exposed to a potential loss of passporting provisions.
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"When you are running a solar photovoltaic site, a biomass plant or a combined heat-and-power facility, you are not exposed to market prices," she said.
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There's a theory that being so clean, so not exposed to bacteria, that the body doesn't learn the difference between harmful substances and the ones that aren't.
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They were not exposed to any victims, but after Mr. Boyko came down with two mild fevers, both students were forced into quarantine in New Haven, Conn.
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They were not exposed to any victims, but after Mr. Boyko came down with two mild fevers, both students were forced into quarantine in New Haven, Conn.
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If children are not exposed to the L.G.B.T.Q.+ community until later on in life, they will learn to treat it as something new and different as adults.
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Also, prices in sectors that are not exposed to international competition (such as services less energy, housing and medical care) are running at annual rates of 3 percent.
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The overall 20-year survival rate in the group was 69 percent, with DES-exposed women with CCA living just as long as those who were not exposed.
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They were twice as likely to have HIV and other sexual transmitted diseases than sex workers who were not exposed to repressive police violence and abuse of power.
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When the vegetation that otherwise provides shade is gone, plants that are otherwise not exposed to increased levels of light will experience a dramatic shift in their environment.
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How can employers ensure they are meeting all of their responsibilities, and that employees and customers are not exposed to the virus, if testing is difficult or impossible?
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Some 72% of that is made by American firms, split between tech, health care and sectors that are not exposed to trade, such as airlines and defence (see chart).
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So even though you're not exposed to the viral clouds of everyone on your flight, you've probably got another two dozen people with whom you are sharing the air.
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However, the North has reportedly refused to increase the number of reunions and monitors them closely to ensure participants are not exposed to viewpoints that are critical of Kim.
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In general, he said, the spectrum of rashes seen by the volunteer team of dermatologists was similar to what it had seen in patients not exposed to Flint water.
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Therefore, if someone like Li learns about a trick legitimately, through watching online videos, for example, and decides to share that information he is not exposed to a law suit.
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Communities of color have been having these conversations, but there are lots of white people who never had to talk about race or racism because they're not exposed to that.
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For the new study, the researchers used those data to determine whether there were differences in the overall health of the children exposed to PFASs compared with those not exposed.
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Mestrallet and Kocher have set the former French gas monopoly on a course to focus more on renewables, energy services and regulated activities that are not exposed to commodity prices.
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When Mr. Flores went on trial, his lawyer argued that he had not exposed himself, but instead had been pre-emptively attacked and fired his gun only in self-defense.
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"Facebook has a responsibility to meet its promise to parents that children are not exposed to unapproved contacts, a promise that it appears that Facebook has not fulfilled," they said.
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On Monday, a sign outside the main prayer room used four pictographs to remind worshipers to wear long enough shirts so that their lower backs were not exposed during prostration.
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That's a case where an infected person was not exposed to anyone known to be infected with the virus and had not traveled to countries where the virus had spread.
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When black and white people live in separate parts of a city, they develop their own ways of speaking that people outside of their cultural communities are not exposed to.
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However, unlike fingerprints and eyeballs, penises are not exposed to the public a lot of the time and mostly kept under clothing and shared with loved ones – presumably who are trusted.
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When you are not exposed to them you are more susceptible to buying this (negative) narrative, because you have the President of the United States telling you this is the case.
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Overall, 0.9 percent of children exposed to the drugs were diagnosed with an intellectual disability over the next eight years, compared to 0.5 percent of children not exposed to the medications.
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It's one reason why many experts say that hyperfocusing on companies like Purdue can be problematic if it leads to conversations that exclude populations that were not exposed through legitimate prescriptions.
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Among 20173,665 women exposed to the Gardasil vaccine while pregnant, there was no increased risk of having a child with a major birth defect compared to 6,660 women not exposed during pregnancy.
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She has since built her career studying the role of gesture in learning and language creation, including the gesture system that deaf children create when they are not exposed to sign language.
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In 2002, researchers at Harvard and the CDC estimated that getting lead out of gasoline added $213 billion per year to the economy because children not exposed to lead had higher IQs.
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About 2 to 3 percent of the male rats exposed to the radiation developed malignant gliomas, a brain cancer, compared with none in a control group that was not exposed to radiation.
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And we must expand early voting so that voters who are not able to vote by mail are not exposed to the elevated infection risks of long lines and crowded polling locations.
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Study after study has shown that all children are not exposed to the same educational opportunities, but that those in high-income families have a significantly easier time accessing high-quality education.
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In one 2006 study, one group of patients who enjoyed music after their surgery was shown to need 18.4% less morphine than patients who were not exposed to music after the procedure.
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There is an entire dimension of floral beauty invisible to us, not because we are not exposed to ultraviolet light, but because we do not have the proper biological hardware to perceive it.
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A highly regulated nonprofit company is an efficient compromise construction between a government single-payer system (not exposed to competition) and between a free market of competing, unregulated, for-profit health insurance companies.
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But it's not especially fair to his fellow candidates that Mike is not exposed to the same slings and arrows that they will almost surely launch at one another during this evening's confrontation.
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Only 45 percent of mice with tumors steeped in post-exercise serum developed tumors, compared with 90 percent of mice with tumors not exposed to post-exercise serum or exposed to pre-exercise serum.
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Babies exposed to marijuana in the womb are likely to be born smaller than those not exposed, and more likely to need intensive care after birth, according to a new analysis of existing evidence.
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In addition, Twitter says that the exposed emails or phone numbers would not have allowed a third party to access someone's Vine account because passwords were not exposed as a part of this incident.
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In a 2005 study by other researchers, college students whose feet were soaked in cold water for 20 minutes a day were more likely to get sick than those not exposed to the cold.
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Additionally, the city is not exposed to foreign-currency or interest rate risk, as at end-3Q17 all of Gliwice's debt was denominated in Polish zloty and almost all of it was fixed-rate.
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One RSPO rule says it is acceptable for children to work in estates owned by their family, as long as it doesn't interfere with their education and they are not exposed to hazardous conditions.
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Residents praise the program not only for giving them a comfortable place to live while they deal with addiction, but also for providing a safe place to drink where they're not exposed to more crime.
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"It's a mosquito that is endemic in the whole of Latin America and the Caribbean, and the population of the Americas was not exposed to the virus, so there's no immunity to it," he said.
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To be sure, looming losses in China's debt market are bound to drag down the Chinese economy in significant ways, Chovanec said, but the key point is that China is not exposed to foreign debt.
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"My thanks to [HUD Secretary Ben] Carson for extending the moratorium so that American citizens living on the island receive a relief and are not exposed to losing their homes," Rossello said in a statement.
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"All foreign companies that have done business with Petrobras in the past 15 years should carry out some rigorous internal investigations, to have confidence that they are not exposed to Car Wash," Costa told Reuters.
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The full extent of the gang rapes, massacre and mutilations by Charlie Company in My Lai and another hamlet, on the South Central Coast, was not exposed until two months after Mr. Colburn was discharged.
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While the breach has not exposed particularly sensitive user data, it is a significant number of users and the situation will necessarily affect Under Armour's stock, with shares dropping almost 4 percent in after-hours trading.
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"The doctors we train in all the universities in the US are not exposed to these diseases, so there's no research about it," says Eliseo Eugenin, of the Public Health Research Institute Center at Rutgers University.
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On it were things like aluminum and titanium dioxide, some of the same ingredients in the laundry detergents and cleaning products she had been throwing away to help ensure her baby was not exposed to them.
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"If we can envision treating patients as if the patients were their own donors, they are not exposed to some of the risks that come from transplants when you're using someone else's stem cells," she said.
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The deal also underscores the appetite of private equity firms for acquisitions of healthcare services companies that are not exposed to the Affordable Care Act, whose prospects appear increasingly uncertain under the incoming U.S. Presidential administration.
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By contrast, insurance brokerage stocks, such as Marsh & McLennan Cos Inc, tend to rise immediately after a storm because such companies are not exposed to underwriting risk and a rise in premium rates boosts their commission income.
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CBS is considering adding serialized commercials, to make sure that binge viewers are not exposed to the same ad again and again, and draw them in with a story, said David Poltrack, chief research officer at CBS.
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"Kids who are not exposed to second hand smoke also have higher reading and math scores, fewer missed days of school, and have a much lower chance of ever using tobacco when they grow up," Winickoff added.
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Lewis added that the sell-off seen in the shares of Asian automakers was not just related to the latest announcement of U.S. tariffs on Mexico, with some of the companies actually "not exposed" in a meaningful manner.
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Had a New York Times story earlier this month not exposed reports of the toxic culture at the network that tolerated and enabled his alleged behavior for years, Fox would likely have kept silencing any women who complained.
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"We remain supportive of projects which are not exposed to these risks, especially in some countries that could even benefit from the trade war, in particular, Vietnam, and other South-East Asian countries," the Beijing-based banker said.
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The statement, signed by the union's deputy secretary general, Sylvain Mayabi Binet, added that the minimum service at Gabon oil installations will be assured by "expatriate staff whose families are not exposed to the danger of likely unrest".
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"I couldn't see behind me but we've just to work hard to try to position ourselves better so that we are not exposed to the red cars — because who knows when that's going to happen again," he added.
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But the mass killings were not exposed until November 1969, when the independent journalist Seymour Hersh, tipped off to the atrocity, wrote of it in a series of articles that brought him a Pulitzer Prize for international reporting.
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Debit card PIN numbers, credit card CVV2 numbers (the three or four-digit security code printed on the card), other PIN numbers, and driver's license information used to verify age-restricted items were not exposed, according to Gheysens.
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In all, 11 close contacts and one foreign national, who was not exposed to the probable case but recently arrived from Madagascar, are hospitalized as a precautionary measure but do not present signs of respiratory distress, the WHO said.
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The majority of the appeals court judges on Tuesday agreed with those arguments, finding that the lower court had failed to define a relevant class by also including owners of used cars who were not exposed to misleading advertising.
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" "I did a little bit of yoga last time I was with them, and I could tell they really enjoyed that and it was ironic because yoga comes from India, but they're not exposed to any sort of practices.
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A study released Tuesday in the journal JAMA compared brain scans from the diplomats (all of whom were stationed in Cuba at the time of the strange sounds) against scans of 48 other healthy adults who were not exposed.
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"Even if minors are not exposed to sexual predators, they are exposed to unsolicited, provocative images via advertisements, channels, and search results generated by Snapchat itself," the Republican wrote in a letter to Snap CEO Evan Spiegel last month.
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One reason we think this "backfire" effect occurred is that people were not exposed to the content of the other party's ideas, but rather a much heavier dose of the insipid political warfare that social media is known for.
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While the trade-war threat suddenly jolted the markets, triggering a deep sell-off on Tuesday, the impact from tariffs would be limited as many companies are not exposed to duties at all including utility and telecom companies, Kostin said.
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One of those roots (or perhaps branches) was the bug discovered inside Google+, which theoretically (the company can't tell if it was abused or not) exposed non-public profile data to apps that should have received only a user's public profile.
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Instead, three of the six types of sunscreen served to suppress the disease's progression by themselves—that is, even in animals not exposed to UV. Indeed, one of them, Coppertone, was as effective at doing so as ultraviolet light alone.
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"That can be a severe season for many — especially people who experience relief in the winter when they're not exposed to their allergens and then all of a sudden are hit with very high exposure to tree pollen," says Dr. Stukus.
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I think that the child's parents should make sure that they are not exposed to a game that is not too inappropriate for the child so then they will also most likely not be exposed to toxic online chats either.
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Levy said that EDF's planned takeover of the reactor division of nuclear group Areva had been slowed down by the complexity of the legal structure required to make sure EDF is not exposed to any legal risks related to the takeover.
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No place of worship certified by his organisation would ever disseminate such ideas; nor would imams trained with the EMB's help ever be exposed to such thinking; and the Executive would also make sure that Muslim prisoners were not exposed to extremist theology.
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Even earlier, in 2008, Colorado microbiologist Brian Foy contracted Zika after travel to Senegal; his wife came down with the disease a few days later even though she had not left northern Colorado and was not exposed to any mosquitoes carrying the virus.
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When mice were exposed to low levels of alcohol consumption — comparable to two-and-a-half drinks per day — they showed less inflammation in their brains and a more efficient waste removal process, compared to mice who were not exposed to alcohol.
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"I call on all insurance undertakings and national supervisors to plan effectively and take the necessary steps in good time to ensure that policyholders and beneficiaries are not exposed to unnecessary uncertainty regarding the status of their contracts," EIOPA Chairman Gabriel Bernardino said.
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That's O.K., said James Pearce, a spokesman for the North Carolina Department of Transportation, which prefers to ensure that the drones can safely fly and that those on the ground are not exposed to any risks, including those that are self-inflicted.
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SeaWorld, defending the precautions that had been taken, argued that it had not exposed its employees to hazards and, more fundamentally, asserted that when a risk is inherent in the activity that risk cannot constitute grounds for a recognized hazard under OSHA rules.
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Somebody who is very sexually proper in their relationships may still engage in the outright sexism of thinking that women are less competent than men, or engage in benevolent sexism, thinking that women need to be protected and not exposed to these terrible situations.
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RAFAELI For a hearing audience, the distraction can be more of a danger because we're not exposed to A.S.L., whereas A.S.L. speakers and the deaf community, their muscle is more trained to absorb those two realities because they've had to fit into a hearing culture.
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A person in California who was not exposed to anyone known to have been infected with the coronavirus, and who had not traveled to countries where it is circulating, has tested positive for the infection, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Wednesday night.
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High-risk contact was when someone was exposed to the patient's bodily fluids, and low-risk contact was a person who was not exposed to bodily fluids but provided medical care or was near the patient on a flight for at least an hour.
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Thus, when viewers were exposed to a doctored broadcast that began with a segment on civil rights, they indicated in follow-up questionnaires that the topic was of greater importance to them than did a control group of viewers who were not exposed to the story.
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Five years before that, in 2008, a Colorado microbiologist named Brian Foy contracted Zika after travel to Senegal; his wife came down with the disease a few days later even though she had not left northern Colorado and was not exposed to any mosquitoes carrying the virus.
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"Compared to healthcare professionals not exposed to radiation, workers with more than 16 years of occupational work are approximately 10 times more likely to experience cataracts and eight times more likely to have cancer after adjusting for other confounders," like age and smoking status, Andreassi said.
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Researchers argue that at least some of those gains were the direct result of reducing lead exposure — children exposed to lead and living in poverty have more trouble paying attention than children who are poor but not exposed to lead, for example — although some of those findings are disputed.
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The President's optimistic performance came hours before the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said a patient in California who has the novel coronavirus might be the first person to be infected who did not travel to an afflicted region and was not exposed to another known carrier.
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In the studies, about 6 percent of male rats whose entire bodies were exposed to the highest level of cell phone radiation developed schwannomas - a rare type of tumor - in nerve tissue near their hearts, while there were no schwannomas in animals that were not exposed to radiation.
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It became quickly apparent that counting the number of lawmakers who were not exposed would be far easier than counting those who were: Ninety percent of the Kansas state legislature included SSN4 information on their forms, including 117 out of 125 state representatives and 34 out of 40 state senators.
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Study author Pier Giorgio Righetti told the New York Times that he believed visitors were not exposed to the formaldehyde gas for long enough period to suffer any adverse effects, but he could not say the same for museum staff, who are often in close quarters with these works in poorly ventilated conditions.
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Do NYT readers — who mostly read mainstream sources, mostly live in cities, mostly are not exposed to right-wing media — understand that the most active voices on the American right today are filled with paranoid rage, hopped up on lies and conspiracy theories, unmoved by reason, and devoted to their total destruction?
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In a study in the New England Journal of Medicine on the risk of fetal heart defect when antidepressants were used during pregnancy found there to be 72.3 cardiac malformations per 10,000 infants in the group who were not exposed to any antidepressants, compared to a slightly higher 90.1 per 10,000 infants who were exposed.
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Early: One of the only things you can do right now artistically is make people who are more marginalized more visible on screen and make their lives seem important and seductive and interesting so that people who are not exposed to that can see a more inclusive world and hopefully that can affect the culture.
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"In most organizations, supply chain, H.R., legal or whatever it is — they're not exposed to the same kind of stuff as marketing because it's not traditionally in their area of responsibility," Mr. LaChance said, comparing the news flow on such screens to the humming activity of stock quotations, chyrons and headline tickers on CNBC.
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A 2010 meta-analysis commissioned by the Department of Education concluded that students whose teachers combined digital and face-to-face learning did somewhat better than students who were not exposed to digital tools, but there was a major caveat: the teachers who added digital tools were judged to be more effective educators in general.
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While long-term studies suggest that babies exposed to Chernobyl in the womb show increased odds of developing thyroid cancer as adults, there is no substantive evidence that birth defects were appreciably more common in babies delivered by women who were near the disaster compared to those who were not exposed, according to the World Health Organization.
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A PMI spokesperson said in an emailed statement: "Preventing children from smoking is of the highest priority and we take every possible action to ensure that children are not exposed to the marketing or sale of tobacco products," and added that it has policies in place to make sure that its marketing is directed only toward adult smokers.
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In an artist's talk I attended a few nights after the opening of his current exhibition at Thomas Erben Gallery, Tears in abstraction, Cloud recounted that he was not exposed to many paintings at all when he was growing up, and that when he came to painting it was through a how-to-paint instruction book and from reading theories of art.
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They need the science supported by the EPA, by Energy, by the National Science Foundation, NASA, the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration and other researchers to understand how a changing climate is affecting the health of our troops, their ability to deploy to hotter and hotter climates, and how to ensure our military families are not exposed to dangerous substances.
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To disentangle racial animus from legitimate small-government beliefs, Wetts and Willer structured their experiments so that they could compare the welfare policy views of people exposed to information suggesting a threat to whites' social status (either a projection that America is becoming majority nonwhite or data showing the white-black/Latino income gaps closing) and people who were not exposed.
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Although they had never been smokers themselves, women in the study who lived with two or more smokers as a child had a 20 percent higher risk of miscarriage, and those who were exposed to smoke five or more times per week had a 14 percent greater risk of losing a pregnancy, compared to women not exposed to secondhand smoke in childhood.
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An estimate in 2009 by Elise Gould, now the director of health policy research at the Economic Policy Institute, found that every dollar spent on lead hazard reduction could lead to $17 to $221 in benefits later on, mostly in the form of increased tax revenue (because kids not exposed to lead would earn more later in life) and decreased spending on health care.
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But an array of documents — including maintenance records, staff emails, and purchase orders — reveal school employees pointing to the long-standing failure to implement basic safety procedures, purchases of lead filters too low to cover the district's needs, and deep dysfunction throughout a system that was put in place to ensure that school children were not exposed to a toxin that can slow development and erode mental function.
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CSX serves the eastern third of the United States and the Canadian provinces of Ontario and Quebec, and was not exposed to the devastating Midwestern floods that disrupted rail service from Union Pacific Corp and BNSF Railway Co. Trucking firm J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc on Monday reported first-quarter profit that fell short of Wall Street's target, and it pinned part of the blame on Chicago-area weather disruptions.
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Currently the banks has 290,000 customers ** About a third of mortgage loans are in Oslo, but CEO not concerned about risk in housing market as the average loan-to-value is around 50 percent, but says "we do follow the housing market very closely" ** Says loan book is low-risk, not exposed to the oil industry ** Dividend policy of 50 percent, target for return on equity of at least 10 percent $1 = 8.4677 Norwegian crowns
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" Some of these effects were, as hypothesized, stronger when they came from those ultraconnected social-referent students: "[S]tudents exposed to social referent seeds were more likely to report in the survey that a friend discussed how to reduce conflict with them," and "also reported shifted perceptions of whether conflict was normative among their peers; they reported that more students in their school disapproved of conflict, relative to students in treatment schools who were not exposed to social referent seeds.
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He would bring it to her and sit beside her on the bed until she was ready, and then he would lift her out of the chair and put her on the bed and pull the covers up over her, so that she was not exposed, and undress quickly in one small dark corner of the room, and go to her, naked and fully engorged, and spread her thin withered thighs and get in between them and try to give her all the love he could feel.
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