We will need to be on guard against contagion, but we will also need to be on guard against our own human instincts.
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This is really awful and need to be on guard.
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"Always on guard 👑 🇬🇧," he wrote in the caption.
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When you live in the streets, you're always on guard.
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So we should be on guard against many foreign entities.
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We all need to be on guard, resist and fight.
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So I was very sensitive and on guard about this.
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What exactly are we so on guard against, I thought?
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Officials do what they can to keep Houstonians on guard.
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He makes the mistake of telling Miguel he's on guard duty.
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Election officials are on guard for any problems on voting day.
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But analysts and investors remain on guard for potential write-offs.
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The oil may splatter a bit, so be on guard. 5.
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The members were on guard, lest their own bills be raided.
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She directed her eighth and final feature, "On Guard," in 1992.
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We were even warned to be on guard for counterfeit glasses.
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Other signs of encroaching state surveillance have also put journalists on guard.
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And so we&aposll always have to be on guard about it.
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They sit over there in Africa and watch all night on guard.
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Anti-riot police were on guard outside government buildings along the route.
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The industry as a whole is already on guard, the bank said.
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Despite the inevitable false positives, it's hard not to be on guard.
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You don't trust life, so you need to be always on guard.
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Industry officials are still on guard after his vitriolic entry into office.
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Thousands of police officers will be on guard to hold back demonstrations.
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"I'm automatically going to be scared and on guard," he said then.
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Be on guard for showers and thunderstorms, with a high of 62.
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I felt I had to watch my words and be on guard.
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He was on guard, a little rushed, talking on his lunch break.
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Still, Jessica still can't help but feel slightly on guard around him.
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Regardless of the outcome, the Emirates flight has put airlines elsewhere on guard.
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And Trump supporters in Pennsylvania say they are on guard to prevent fraud.
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SMITH I also think the Jewish people have to always be on guard.
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And, as a driver, being on guard all the time is too stressful.
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Falling asleep on guard duty and shirking administrative due diligence are equally deadly.
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Though stocks are poised to rebound Monday, investors may still be on guard.
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They might as well have transcribed two random soldiers on guard detail somewhere.
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If our beds make the tiniest sound, I'm on guard and tense up.
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Vietnam should also be on guard; the virus has surfaced there as well.
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"America's allies all need to be on guard against Russian propaganda and misinformation."
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Then we're all going to be less on guard against propaganda and fake news.
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But we should be on guard against use of technology to curtail our freedom.
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They're often skittish, hungry, and on guard while nursing cuts, rashes, and broken bones.
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It could make landfall at any point and all areas should be on guard.
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There's no way to prevent being shot by a sniper if you're on guard.
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I'm too afraid to do it and it's much better to be on guard.
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So far, the Fed's on-guard and guarded communication has given markets new confidence.
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After you're sexually abused, you learn to lie quickly and constantly be on guard.
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A mysterious virus has surfaced in China, and health officials worldwide are on guard.
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And as always, stay on guard for suspicious websites that may be serving malware.
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Bringing in people from Saudi Arabia - we need to be on guard against that.
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Investors around the globe continue to remain on guard amid trade and political developments.
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The constant need to be on guard to protect our own safety is painfully relatable.
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Since my parents died, I've had to be on guard against emotional digital sneak attacks.
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S. trade tensions and upcoming trade talks between Washington and Tokyo kept investors on guard.
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Wildlife experts say the main culprits are tom turkeys on guard during the mating season.
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But less egregious encounters can also leave female sportscasters unsettled and almost always on guard.
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A pair cats followed her as well, understandably fascinated but just as understandably on guard.
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Facebook has been on guard since the Russian election manipulation story blew up last year.
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But lack of clarity on what Washington will do has kept many investors on guard.
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But lack of clarity on what Washington will do has kept many investors on guard.
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" An undergrad named Tahlia G. added, "I'm constantly on guard and constantly worried about my safety.
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The girl on guard duty on the roof was shot in the arm but fought on.
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Yet, no matter how much one trains, law enforcement retains a persistent alertness, always on guard.
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It will be important to be on guard for what this Administration may try next. ♦
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Think about it: if you get Rickrolled, you'll certainly be on guard for a few hours.
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FOMC members seem on guard, ready to reassess their next steps in light of new developments.
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But we can be on guard against the worst tendencies our brains generate at such times.
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One always has to be on guard for any danger symptoms and immediately take preventive action.
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"It's over ... but we're also on guard because they might carry out other attacks," said Padilla.
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Four armed police were on guard at each station - double the number on duty last time.
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Concern about a trade war between the world's two largest economies also put commodity markets on guard.
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"Think about being on guard, all your muscles being tensed up, [and] your heart racing," she said.
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Then she asks if they have nightmares, feel on guard or experience other telltale signs of PTSD.
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As always, the panel encourages the team to be on guard against the dangers of schedule pressure.
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"I can identify the engines of what's behind me, because I'm so on guard," Ms. Robinson said.
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As Mr. Machar took his oath of office inside the presidential compound, soldiers were on guard outside.
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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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The House and Senate come back to Washington on Monday and it's time to be on guard.
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But the attack has put many on guard that Canada's embrace of Muslim immigration is raising tensions.
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Perhaps, while watching, I was on guard against the possibility of O'Neill's occasional mawkishness interfacing with Whitaker's.
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The campus was calmer, but everyone was on guard to see if the police would come back.
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But it sounds like the editors will have to be on guard for a while... UPDATE: Feb.
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Meanwhile, two Chihuahuas, Tigger and Roo, would be on guard as well, yapping if anyone approached the door.
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Politicians who encountered Fischman told the Baltimore Sun he was impressive and capable of putting them on guard.
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"I'm here to catch the thief," said a man in the crowd, as riot police stood on guard.
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We always talked from the standpoint of their safety and how much they need to be on guard.
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Supervisors are on guard for setups that are little more than fronts for staff still working in London.
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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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Measures include putting local authorities on guard for market irregularities and pressing banks to strengthen mortgage risk management.
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It looked a bit like the sentry box for the soldier on guard at the Gako military camp.
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We're both out of our element, constantly on guard, wending our way through a barrage of horror triggers.
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Still, you are right to be on guard, as it could be the beginning of a larger strategy.
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Department of Justice personnel armed with assault rifles were on guard during the procession and outside the church.
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Georgetown had time but Bullock got a hand on guard D'Vauntes Smith-Rivera's last second 226-point try.
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President Xi Jinping warned other areas to be on guard for signs of danger during the rainy season.
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People always share when they've had a package stolen, I guess to remind others to be on guard.
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Ten minutes into the game, the Bulldogs had opened an 11-point lead on guard Craig Sword's jumper.
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It is an implied, "I told you so," a warning to stay on guard, if not entirely still.
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HBO's tweet, "We stand on guard for thee," soon had people responding with an emoji of the Canadian flag.
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Jason Chaffetz offguard in deep-red Utah, two weeks ago, and put Republicans on guard heading into this week.
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Despite the absence of both accused, security was tight around the Brussels court, with heavily armed police on guard.
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Armed officers are stationed on guard along the normally thriving tourist strip, with dozens of police vehicles standing by.
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There was instead a sinking feeling that I'd always be a downer, always on guard, never able to relax.
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All your senses, it seems, have been heightened to a painful acuity; your nerve endings are standing on guard.
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But ultimately, if we truly want to keep Americans safe, we need to be on guard against all threats.
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China now appears to be on guard against foreign subs attempting to detect and shadow its ballistic missile fleet.
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"LGBTQ people must remain on guard for attacks," said Sarah Kate Ellis, president of the civil rights group GLAAD.
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"Sixty percent of Ukraine wants to join Europe," he told me one night while he was on guard duty.
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The faces of these anthropomorphized landscapes are warped and molded like shrunken heads and appear threatened and on guard.
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Malaysia's security agencies are on guard against IS spreading in the Muslim majority, but multi-ethnic Southeast Asian nation.
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The two staffers on guard at the time of Epstein's suicide included one retired correctional officer who was volunteering.
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Privacy and consumer groups say they worry that means no one is on guard enforcing the public's privacy rights.
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It's a good idea, but it ignores the bigger responsibility to be on guard while forming the new government.
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But there are reasons to be concerned, and we should always be on guard — that's the lesson of history.
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We need to be on guard against the xenophobia and persecution that arose during outbreaks of that dreaded disease.
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And people in South Florida are warned to be on guard against falling iguanas, as temperatures reach unusual lows.
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"There is nothing Governor Bentley's done that any of us couldn't do if we're not on guard," he said.
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With Green out, Nebraska was down to a rotation of eight scholarship players and walk-on guard Charlie Easley.
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And despite the lack of jewelry at their new place ... we're told armed security's still on guard 24/7.
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With stock markets trading near record highs, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is warning investors to be on guard.
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Already in 2013 the party issued secret orders (subsequently leaked) that its members must be on guard against historical nihilism.
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"I think the Republicans need to be on guard to push back at every turn," said GOP strategist Ford O'Connell.
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Scholarship guard Camron Justice intends to transfer, and walk-on guard Phillip McGloin quit basketball to focus on his studies.
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Enrique Andrade, a top official at Mexico's National Electoral Institute, said the agency was on guard against any foreign interference.
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If we all play our roles and remain on guard, then chances are we will defeat the new coronavirus, too.
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It's a very overwhelming situation, and you feel like you have to be on top of things and on guard.
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The Quebec City attack, they wrote, "has put many on guard that Canada's embrace of Muslim immigration is raising tensions".
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Even then, parents need to be on guard: Excited children can easily sprint ahead and forget to look both ways.
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A few dozen armed soldiers were on guard scattered around the site, which was largely overgrown with trees and shrubs.
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While we are on guard against Russian aggression, we recognize the need to work with Russia where mutual interests intersect.
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So Peters, on guard for any intent to trash the reputations of the Rams newcomers, considered the question before continuing.
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The party will be on guard against anything that could mar official celebrations of China's 70th anniversary as a Communist dictatorship.
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With armed police on guard, workers hung the band's name in big red letters outside the Olympia concert hall in Paris.
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The Syrian Kurds have grown wary of the United States, put on guard by conflicting statements over its plans in Syria.
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China must be on guard against "black swan" risks while fending off "grey rhino" events, President Xi Jinping said on Monday.
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Fear of failing to do her idol justice meant staying on guard, a stance she said became both lonely and painful.
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China must be on guard against "black swan" risks while fending off "gray rhino" events, President Xi Jinping said on Monday.
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By the time Washington State scored again, Colorado had opened a 33-17 lead on guard Josh Fortune's 3-point jumper.
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His possible escape spurred an intense manhunt in a country already on guard after last fall's attacks in the French capital.
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Comments from officials in Japan and Switzerland also suggest that central banks are on guard for any market fallout next week.
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The explosives haven't had a "great effect," he said, but guidance has been put out for forces to be on guard.
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That drought opened the door for the Wolf Pack to take the lead, which they did on guard Lindsey Drew's layup.
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Well, I'm on guard—I expect to see one so will keep an eye out and give it a wide berth.
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But a holding penalty on guard Brett Jones on the first play after Adams's reception pushed the Giants back 10 yards.
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The head of the U.K.'s military said ISIS definitely is not defeated and the world needs to be on guard.
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Americans who value an inclusive, tolerant and pluralist country need to be on guard against Mr. Trump's following in their footsteps.
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But the Tigers got it going and caught up at 12-12 on guard J'Von McCormick's back-to-back 3-pointers.
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It's dawning on men that they will have to be on guard all the time, and that feels unfair and exhausting.
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As a revolutionary American activist I'd been on guard against domestic intelligence agencies, not foreign governments, and Russia exploited that posture.
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The Bulldogs turned the game completely around to start the second half, going on a 13-503 run to overcome a 12-point deficit and take a 58-57 lead on guard Derek Ogbeide's layup at the 23:230 mark before the Tigers finally ended a 220 minute, 28 second scoring drought on guard J'Von McCormick's layup.
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Galloway's basket might have given the Knicks the lead but with 44.3 seconds left, Beal drew a charge on guard Arron Afflalo.
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Israel installed metal detectors at entrances to the compound after two police officers on guard there were fatally shot on July 14.
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The man had two machetes and tried to stab one of the soldiers on guard, shouting "Allahu akbar," according to police officials.
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Steve Rhodes, editor of the Mastering Probability investing newsletter, says investors should be "on guard" this summer for a possible sell-off.
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This is a good deal more reckless than the kick-and-get-back-on-guard style that most are using in MMA.
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Arkansas grabbed its first 20-point advantage at 50-29 on guard Reggie Chaney's layup with 10:47 left in the game.
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The Hokies came back to tie it at 22-66 on guard-forward Chris Clarke's tip-in at the 2:42 mark.
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Holtkamp whistled Paul for a foul on guard Ricky Rubio, then followed it with a technical after an exchange between the two.
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When on the subway, rather than being on guard or even aware of their surroundings, everyone is completely glued to their phones.
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Last week's comments from several Fed officials put investors on guard for the possibility of at least two rate increases this year.
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A witness said the assailant shot and killed a policeman on guard before unloading on worshippers with an AK-47 assault rifle.
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A soldier on guard stands next to migrant workers as they wait for buses along a highway in Ghaziabad on March 28.
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If the latter, the public would be right to watch the organization's efforts with suspicion and to be on guard for manipulation.
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On March 15, a Marine was found shot to death while on guard duty at a Marine Corps base in Southern California.
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Schatz said he didn't know exactly how opponents of the legislation might try to change it but that they would be on guard.
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Likewise, for Tim Robbins' PTSD-stricken veteran in Jacob's Ladder, chilling hallucinations can pop out of anywhere, keeping the viewer permanently on guard.
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The American soldiers, who were on guard duty at the outpost, described even harsher abuse by the militiamen and the SEAL Team members.
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But there are journalists, and Homans's article will forever keep me on guard against any perfect-storm explanations that blow across media channels.
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Why waste trained soldiers standing around on guard, he said, when you could have a computer on lookout that will never get tired.
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The federal government's massive financing needs - around US$40bn - and expectations of more provincial and corporate issuance already have some investors on guard.
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Policymakers were undoubtedly on guard for signs of a repeat of the 2015 stock markets rout that was exacerbated by bungled rescue attempts.
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"This is U.S. Navy warship on guard," Ensign Anthony Giancana said into his radio from the ship's bridge, trying to contact the helicopter.
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Economists widely consider recessions to be normal parts of economic cycles, and policymakers have been on guard for a slowdown for several years.
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"So many risks remain, and it is a reality that we must stay on guard," Kishida said on news talk show on NHK.
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"We need to be on guard for attacks like [what] occurred in mid-September at Abqaiq which was the Saudi facility," he said.
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We once turned a blind eye to child sexual abuse and rape, so we believed they rarely happened and weren't adequately on guard.
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Copycat variants of the malicious software behind the attacks have begun to proliferate, according to experts who were on guard for new attacks.
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Earlier in January, President Xi Jinping warned that China must be on guard against "grey rhino" events, or highly obvious yet ignored threats.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told reporters the government was on guard against excessive market volatility and would act if needed.
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Elsewhere, uncertainties over whether the world's two largest economies would be able to settle a long-running trade dispute kept many investors on guard.
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They depend on Facebook for referral traffic, and are on guard since Facebook said it would prioritize friends and family over them last month.
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Despite the modest reprieve, markets remain vulnerable as signs of a slowdown in the Chinese economy and Turkey's volatile currency keep investors on guard.
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House Republicans, on guard after passing an unpopular healthcare bill that would replace parts of ObamaCare, are seeing their town hall meetings go viral.
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"I think that African Americans are on guard with the temperature of our country nowadays," said Gwendolyn Midbleton, the campus president of the school.
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But drug makers should be on guard, Mr. Barford said, because if another pricing scandal erupts, Mr. Trump will most likely seize the moment.
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That involves covert operations, by cyber-units that can disrupt their communications and finances; and air strikes on guard units outside Iran in Syria.
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That leaves many thinking that their roster is short on guard and wing depth and perhaps overly reliant on LeBron James and Anthony Davis.
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And so they are always on guard against outside forces — people who will doubt them, or underestimate them, or try to actively destroy them.
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They stood on guard Wednesday as Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation on Independence Day from the historic Red Fort in northern Delhi.
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"You are on guard because you never know when it's going to happen and where," said Suzanne Fink, 59, a Republican from Troutman, North Carolina.
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Stanford (12-12, 4-203) twice tied the game down the stretch, including at 67 on guard Marcus Allen's drive with 1:56 to go.
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Uncertainties over whether Washington and Beijing will be able to settle gaping differences over trade, technology and even geopolitical ambitions, kept many investors on guard.
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Fraud happens year round, but because the Internal Revenue Service is on many people's minds this month, also be on guard for tax-related scams.
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Being a warrior one minute, on guard at all times, and minutes later answering the most banal questions: You know a good restaurant around here?
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Powerful lobbying groups in Washington are on guard against the revival of a proposed tax on banks and other financial institutions in the new Congress.
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Tulane answered SMU with a minor run of its own and pull ahead 133-213 on guard Cameron Reynolds' 260-pointer with 245:57 left.
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The U.K. National Cyber Security Center is warning the nation to be on guard for another wave of cyberattacks after Friday's massive WannaCry ransomware attack.
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Almost 58 percent said they were highly on guard at work; women of color were slightly more worried about racial bias at work than sexism.
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Walk-on guard Drew Weikert drove the lane and banked in a lay-up to pull the Commodores within 216-26 with 33:23 left.
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"What we want to be on guard here for [is] what happened in 2001 and 2003 when taxes were cut by $2.3 trillion," Massachusetts Rep.
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But worries over rapid spread of the deadly virus kept investors on guard as millions of Chinese travel during the Lunar New Year holiday period.
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Illustration: Alissa Eckert (CDC)Measles has just visited the Big Apple, and public health officials are warning the city's small unvaccinated population to be on guard.
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But the Hornets regained the lead on guard Marco Belinelli's third 3-pointer of the fourth quarter and Atlanta could never get closer than two points.
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This new world we live in, so driven by technology, requires parents to always be on guard; it also places a responsibility on companies and advertisers.
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Perhaps it will become unfashionable to ask citizens to "stand on guard" or to say "our home and native land," as Toronto City Council once declared.
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"What we are telling our clients, you just have to be on guard for something a little more cautious than the market is expecting," Bregar said.
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He added, however, that the BOJ must maintain its policy bias toward additional easing and remain on guard against risks that could derail a fragile recovery.
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"They say don't sell a quiet market, but I'm very much on guard for a reversal out of this uptrend channel in the Russell," Gordon said.
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In May 2017, the U.S. Transportation and Security Agency (TSA) warned truck and bus companies to be on guard for suspicious individuals seeking to rent vehicles.
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Stanford closed the gap to 57-55 about a minute later on guard Robert Cartwright's steal and layup, causing Arizona coach Sean Miller to call timeout.
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And traffickers in Northern California should be on guard, listening for Snow's hard-soled footsteps, and the legion of newly informed supporters, charging up behind them.
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"But I think we always have to be on guard because police have to engage in violent acts sometimes to protect themselves and protect the community."
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Feeling on guard all the time can be emotionally draining, especially when the news cycle is a constant reminder of how unsafe the world can be.
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They caught the Rebels at 17-17 on guard Jordan Geist's fastbreak layup and took their first lead 42 seconds later on Porter's two free throws.
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Warner said that the way election results are communicated from states to the public need to be particularly protected, and news organizations should be on guard.
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All countries in the region should be on guard to prevent Iran from sending its personnel, weapons, and funds in support of its proxies in Yemen.
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Two guards at the first checkpoint waved them through, according to Ahmad Saboor, a soldier who was on guard duty further inside the base that day.
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The year had had its thrills, but Rich also felt perennially on guard, unnerved by the sense that there would always be more bruises to come.
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Walk-on guard Braelee Albert, who joined the Commodores this week, nailed a 323-pointer just 2:01 into his collegiate action in the first half.
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"We have a very unique name, Moose Jaw, so there is a very significant connection having Mac standing there on guard to our community," he said.
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At issue is the February assault on guard Matthew Matthias, who was escorting two inmates with the highest security level to the prison infirmary at the time.
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While the church was on guard against sexy depictions of Jesus, it was also willing to overlook some impure behavior in the name of commissioning great art.
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In Asia, uncertainties over whether Washington and Beijing will be able to settle gaping differences over trade, technology and even geopolitical ambitions, kept many investors on guard.
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One Democrat on the committee said there is still confidence that Conaway can lead the Russia probe, but Democrats are on guard for possible "sabotage" from Nunes.
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In particular, it warned that private equity investors are increasingly on guard about China's internet-based "new economy" sector, described as a "speculative bubble" that may burst.
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VU trailed by 21 in the first half, but rallied to cut the lead to 2031-22 on guard Saben Lee's foul shot with 244:255.6 left.
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The Commodores got the lead to double digits on guard Saben Lee's fastbreak layup, and subsequent foul shot putting Vanderbilt up 25-12 with 4:00 left.
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After trailing most of the game, Tulsa went ahead 60-363 on guard Lawson Korita's 3-pointer at the 4:59 mark, setting off a wild finish.
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The response, the product of U.K. socialized medicine, should put everyone on guard about the dangers of putting healthcare into the hands a cold, unfeeling government bureaucracy.
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If anything happens to me, I would be happy if it happens in here rather than anywhere else... But I also feel on guard now with security.
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Industrial-scale creators of fake news are becoming increasingly savvy in their efforts to avoid new web platform rules, defensive AI and readers on guard for propaganda.
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It shows in the hard edges of her can-do personality, on guard against unwonted sentimentality and unneeded calories, sidestepping leery co-workers with a breezy smile.
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" Being on guard manifests itself in different ways, often as repressing perceived traits that play into the stereotype of being frightening or intimidating or just "too much.
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Missouri State got the gap down to 38-133 at the intermission on guard Ford Cooper Jr.'s 3-pointer with 46 seconds left in the period.
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It was tied again at 50 on guard Brad Davison's 3-pointer, but Richmond had the counter with Golden's layup and free throw igniting the key run.
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But now, amid the celebratory decorations, he's seeing bomb-sniffing dogs at shopping malls, police and military officers on guard at street corners and other extraordinary measures.
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Global health authorities had to remain on guard against a wider outbreak, said Jimmy Whitworth, professor of International Public Health, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
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Schwartz said his company's models are more hedged than usual on both developed and emerging markets, meaning they are on guard for further declines against the dollar.
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The shooting led authorities to order a lockdown of the campus, which has more than 20,000 students, and police also warned Mount Pleasant residents to be on guard.
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I think that they have spent their whole lives in front of the camera and are on guard and have a certain image that they want to project.
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BERLIN/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany is on guard against any last-minute meddling in Sunday's election but experts have seen only isolated attempts to swing votes during the campaign.
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The official recognition and naming of this syndrome changed me, because it made clear that I'd always have to remain on guard and proactively shore up feared shortcomings.
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If you aren't on guard against the erosion of democratic norms and traditions you can find yourself one day waking up with the world not as you imagined.
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Deputy Commissioner of Police in Panchkula, Manbir Singh, told CNN that additional army and paramilitary forces have been deployed and are expected to remain on guard until Wednesday.
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Others are also on guard, and the expectations of prolonged ultra-loose policies by major central banks have pushed down bond yields across the world including in Japan.
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"It's wise to be on guard if you're always surrounded by people who are compelled to be nice to you," warns the text, by the artist Jenny Holzer.
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Flattering you and the historic nature of what you have been able to achieve with him is probably going to be a Kim special, so be on guard.
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Psychological impacts also can continue after someone is rescued, such as in the form of nightmares, trouble sleeping, being overly alert or on guard or having difficulty concentrating.
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Taken together, the separate investigations 7,500 miles apart indicated the wide scope of the problem, and the American authorities warned people to be on guard for scam callers.
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Put your references on guard If you feel like you didn't do an adequate job of highlighting certain skills or experiences, have your references help fill in gaps.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has warned social media companies to be on guard against attempts to sow distrust in the election results, an official said Friday.
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It is the forward motion, the non-committal jab, the value of staying on guard, the ability to recover, and the use of the feint which frustrate Silva.
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The public and the companies that have critical information on their computers and devices always need to be vigilant and on guard even if they employ cybersecurity experts.
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"It's a feeling of having to protect against bias or unfair treatment — of having to be on guard," said Dnika J. Travis, vice president of research for Catalyst.
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"We've been on guard about something like this for some time, transferring prisoners from Red Command to other units," said Uziel Castro, the top security official in Roraima.
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It's a sign of the Fed's determination to provide a message to the markets that the Fed is committed to normalization while Yellen and co are on guard.
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Musa Bura, a youth volunteer in nearby Konduga, said most members of the local defense force were on guard at the market and not at the nearby camp.
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I went into my host's house on guard — and hardly knew what to do with the kindly, courteous and really fun man who stood in front of me.
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The Bulls also picked up third-year options on guard Jerian Grant and forward Bobby Portis, keeping all three players in the fold for the 2017-18 season.
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Job growth has remained strong, and wage growth has increased in recent months, but Mr. Powell said the Fed was on guard against rising prices, not rising wages.
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Even when on guard, the open side is protected only by the rear hand and forearm, rather than the shoulder and back, which can shield on the closed side.
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"The hope is that safeguards are being put in place, that the Trump Organization leadership is on guard for precisely this type of scenario," Schweizer told CNN's Michael Smerconish.
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Rawls is on guard duty as a future resident of Beloved Community Village, the city's first ever tiny home village created to provide private houses for 22 homeless people.
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S. SHADOWS In Asia, uncertainties over whether Washington and Beijing will be able to settle gaping differences over trade, technology and even geopolitical ambitions, kept many investors on guard.
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A wave of high-profile attacks claimed by Al Qaeda in Mali, Burkina Faso, and Ivory Coast has put all of West Africa on guard over the past year.
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Such reminders of potential disruptions to the "plumbing" of money markets, best exemplified during the 103 financial crisis, have regulators on guard for anything that could trigger a repeat.
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Beyond the exacerbation of regionalism in Italian society, we should be on guard against the ways that outbreaks of disease have historically led to the persecutions of marginalized people.
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That forever longing anxiety of a family member bursting through my door as if they were the DEA raiding a drug lab keeps me on guard at all times.
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"This keeps us on guard for a period of significant consolidation near-term, and will be an overhang on 113 performance if not resolved before year end," she wrote.
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The Tigers were within 72-63 with 3:52 to go, but a foul on guard David Blanks, followed by a technical on Thomas, gave Valparaiso four free throws.
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It has become a cliche among activists on the left to point out that political actors and the press need to constantly be on guard against normalizing Trump's behavior.
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"Those are the on-the-surface subtle changes that we as Americans right now need to be on guard against, and call out when we see them," he said.
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You want to build into the core fiber of the system because you're constantly on guard about creating a safe environment, and thinking about how this works into the system.
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When we were at EMB or Love, we were always on guard, and we appreciated the time we got to skate, because we knew it could end at any moment.
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Marginalized groups, such as women and POC, are especially on guard since the president-elect spent most of his campaign detailing how he would work to take away their rights.
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Meanwhile, the official Xinhua News Agency reported that Chinese President Xi Jinping said the country needed to be on guard for "black swan" events while also preventing "grey rhino" events.
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ABOUT THE HORNETS (5-7): Charlotte is planning on guard Nicolas Batum (elbow) making his season debut on Wednesday after he spent the last three days practicing with the team.
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CMA CEO Andrea Coscelli said people should not have to be constantly "on guard" with regard to pricing, or have to spend hours searching for, or negotiating a good deal.
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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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Any time I made a stop in a new or high-crime neighborhood, I had to be on guard, knowing that it could quickly escalate to an assault on me.
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Policymakers need to be on guard for imbalances in the financial system, but there appears little danger of that being the case now, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Tuesday.
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But Watford responded with a driving layup down the left side, drew a fifth foul on guard Mason Jones, and sunk the free throw to put LSU up a pair.
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Hours before the airliner crashed, Iran had fired missiles at United States forces in Iraq in response to the general's killing, and Iranian forces were on guard for American retaliation.
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That has meant medical staff, teachers, food service workers, and other prison employees in prisons like Victorville are frequently being put on guard duty to cover the prisons' basic functions.
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The Khans' 27-year-old son was killed on June 8, 2004, after a bomb-packed taxi drove into a compound in Iraq while he was inspecting soldiers on guard duty.
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Corporate earnings, economic reports and Fed speakers could all challenge markets this week, but traders will be on guard for the latest catalyst — the potential bombshells coming from the presidential election.
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The committee chair said that while the Justice Department "should always be on guard about the politician interfering in an investigation," officials should also be concerned about political bias by investigators.
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Mac users should also be on guard against the OS X/KeRanger-A ransomware and its variants, which can extort a high price in exchange for getting your computer's files back.
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The proper read on Guard deployment, therefore, is that it has almost nothing to do with securing the border and everything to do with shoring up the Republican Party's political prospects.
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In both cases, Chair Jerome H. Powell cited slowing global growth and trade tensions as factors that had put central bank officials on guard by intensifying risks to the economic outlook.
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For the best part of the remaining two hours, Schiff explained in detail why American democracy now and in the future needs to be on guard against a "despot" like Trump.
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Study-Abroad Programs Address a Risk: Road Fatalities With more American students studying overseas, particularly in parts of the world with weak traffic-safety standard, parents and educators are on guard.
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"This keeps us on guard for a period of significant consolidation near-term, and will be an overhang on 210 performance if not resolved before year end," the stock strategist added.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland should welcome innovation in cryptocurrencies but needs to be on guard against potential abuses by criminals, UBS Group Chief Executive Sergio Ermotti told a panel discussion on Tuesday.
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Not punching as he stepped and opening himself up to a counter, but stepping into a southpaw stance and staying on guard, before opening up with punches after closing the distance.
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Moments of mass violence are always threatening and scary, but they especially hit home when directly impacting "safe spaces" for a community that is constantly on guard for discrimination, harassment and harm.
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Drug gangs in Rio's slums are constantly on guard against any incursion by police or rival gangs and usually do not permit anyone to take photos of the areas where they operate.
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Authorities said the policeman, who had been on guard outside the embassy, was wounded when unknown assailants threw a hand grenade outside the embassy building, located opposite Parliament on a major avenue.
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Both Dana Carroll and Cashawn Thompson say they'll continue to be on guard for suspicious activity on social media platforms regardless of whether or not the weave accounts are, indeed, foreign plants.
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But there stands Mr. Pence, on guard duty for the Trump campaign, while his pathetic anti-refugee position collapses in court, as more than 170 Syrians are starting new lives in Indiana.
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But recent history in the many countries now governed by authoritarian populists has shown that there's more reason for alarm than for comfort, more reason to remain on guard than to relax.
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"It's not paranoid, it's just super vigilant," he told Insider, explaining he's basically always on guard now for the possibility that animal-killers could be looming near his home in Limpopo province.
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The looks that start when we've barely begun puberty, the harassment on the street and online, the violence we survive or are constantly on guard for: What does it do to us?
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Despite the U.S. economy performing at or above its potential, the injection of significant fiscal stimulus is keeping the Fed on guard to likely lean against potential inflationary pressures from the stimulus.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Three countries have warned their citizens to stay on guard when visiting U.S. cities rocked by sometimes violent protests that erupted after a string of police shootings of black Americans.
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Rather than maintaining the status quo, which requires women to constantly be on guard, a collective offensive must be waged in the systemic cultural battle that has endured for far too long.
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And Sandy, 59, a waitress, is determined to maintain a sense of peace, even as she is constantly on guard, knowing that her children could at any time pick up a needle.
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The US military has even warned against troops consuming too many energy drinks since doing so has been associated with sleep disruption, leading to periods of fatigue during briefings or on guard duty.
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There is a growing sense that you add $1.5 trillion of fiscal stimulus in a market where you have an unemployment rate below 5 percent, that has investors on guard to begin with.
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Israel has been on guard for an attack by Hezbollah, the Shiite militia and political movement, ever since Samir Kuntar, a Hezbollah commander, was killed in an explosion near Damascus, Syria, in December.
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"They say when somebody throws the first rock someone else will throw the next, so that is why we see these tendencies flourish," officer on guard Peter Gronbek from Copenhagen police told Reuters.
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Americans as well as Europeans are on guard to see what the new Prime Minister will do -- it's no secret the new Conservative party leader has drawn close comparisons with President Trump. 3.
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The World Trade Organization said its quarterly outlook indicator of world merchandise trade slumped to its lowest reading in nine years, putting policymakers on guard for a sharper slowdown if trade tensions continue.
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Trailing 7-6, the Hurricanes went on a 10-353 spurt to take a 16-9 lead on guard Kameron McGusty's steal and layup at the 11:45 mark of the opening period.
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In theory, this allows movements to stay both nimble (an emergency on the ground is when you call in the brass) and on guard against autocracy (no group can decide for the many).
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Vice President Pence said Friday that he and President Trump are "undeterred" in their effort to repeal the law, while Democrats say that they are on guard and will keep up the pressure.
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Hoxha-era paranoia was to be found everywhere from spikes in vineyards to deter potential enemy paratroopers to more than 700,000 concrete bunkers across the country, housing soldiers on guard for potential attack.
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The four characters are so preoccupied with insult-hurling, petty politics and simmering romance that they aren't fully on guard against the possibility that they've stumbled into a village full of malevolent forces.
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Be on guard, internet: Phishing cyberattacks and other social engineering exploits such as "vishing" (voice phishing) and "smishing" (SMS/text phishing), are on the rise, according to new data from cybersecurity firm Proofpoint.
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They had already been put on guard by allegations that Mr Trudeau had improperly pressured the attorney-general to drop the prosecution for corruption of SNC-Lavalin, an engineering company based in Quebec.
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Mr. Trump, who thrives on a sense of dominance and control of his environment, according to interviews with a half-dozen current and former advisers, is almost always on guard against potential threats.
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"I'm always on guard because there is a chance that suddenly I'll get the news that I'm no longer welcome," said Mr. Gopal, 21, who first came to the United States in 21.
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The new administration's deregulatory fervor has stirred expectations for a pullback in the enforcement of laws aimed at preventing discrimination in lending, a shift that has banks hopeful and consumer advocates on guard.
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Typhoons are a seasonal routine for Taiwan, but the island has enhanced its preparations and been on guard against the potential for severe and deadly typhoons since Typhoon Morakat devastated the island in 2009.
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But sadness, rather than disdain for America's predicament was the overwhelming theme, likely due to the fact that Europe is on guard for populist revolt ahead of key elections in Italy, France and Germany.
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The government, central bank and market regulator were first put on guard against the risk of contagion following a series of debt defaults by one of India's largest infrastructure finance companies since last month.
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"As a risk, we have to be on guard on the Tokyo morning of June 10.85... It could lead to a pretty serious situation if the result turns out to be 'Leave'," he said.
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It's not just about how The Inverted Spire is set on a grander stage than previous strikes, it's how that scale is mixed with rotating types of encounters to keep players constantly on-guard.
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Financial industry works to keep bank tax on ice: Powerful lobbying groups in Washington are on guard against the revival of a proposed tax on banks and other financial institutions in the new Congress.
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"Every community needs to be on guard, alert and realize that the Russians are a very well-resourced and capable bad actor that are again trying to interfere with our elections," he said. Sen.
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The Rebels regained their footing, however, scoring the first six points of the second half and eventually catching the Tigers at 46-46 on guard Breein Tyree's 3-pointer at the 12:33 mark.
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Powell, who took over from former Fed chief Janet Yellen in early February, said the central bank was staying on a path of gradual rate increases but needed to be on guard against inflation.
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We're told Paris feels it's best to have someone on guard at all times because of the rash of celeb burglaries this past year ... including the jewelry heist at her aunt Kyle Richards' house.
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While he seems to have won supporters, it could be argued that he needs to remain on guard and work to ensure he does not suffer the same boom-and-bust cycle as O'Rourke.
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Their owners feel trapped in tinderboxes they cannot sell, and some residents have felt compelled to join round-the-clock patrols of their buildings, always on guard for a spark or whiff of smoke.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China must be on guard against foreign infiltration through religion and stop "extremists" spreading their ideology, President Xi Jinping told a top-level meeting on managing religion, state media reported on Sunday.
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Whitaker, who replaced Attorney General Jeff Sessions, told the audience at Oxford that law enforcement officials at the Justice Department and the FBI were constantly on guard against the Russian threat to US elections.
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Finance leaders from the Group of 20 major economies meet in Saudi Arabia at the weekend to discuss risks to the global economy, as new Asian economic and health data kept investors on guard.
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Until a few weeks ago, bond market investors were on guard for a possible future increases in interest rates after the RBI warned of "upside risks" to inflation at its last policy meeting in April.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping on Monday said China must be on guard for "black swans" and "gray rhinos," referring, respectively, to events that are impossible to predict and those that are plainly seen yet overlooked.
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Winstead and Gallagher are engaging too, as people forced to stay on guard, even as they attempt to settle in for the long haul with an unnerving host who may well be their only salvation.
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He brings the concerns of the club to church on "Guard Down," a light electro-gospel song in which he is both preacher and libertine, offering spiritual encouragement one moment and talking about 3 A .
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Many analysts say investors need to remain on guard for further market volatility, because the coronavirus still poses a risk to public health in many countries, which could place additional strains on the global economy.
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Many analysts say investors need to remain on guard for further market volatility, because the coronavirus still poses a risk to public health in many countries, which could place additional strain on the global economy.
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But we should be on guard for the ways it could make things worse — how self-driving cars could induce sprawl, how the "internet of things" could provoke apocalypse, how social media could ruin democracy.
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In a statement, President Xi Jinping ordered the rescue efforts to continue at full intensity, and he told other areas of the country to be on guard for signs of danger during the rainy season.
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"We don't know how bad this will be, but with authorities confirming the disease can spread between humans, it's wise to be on guard for this outbreak to get worse before it gets better," Markets.
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A suddenly swelled media pack, huddling with their cameras under umbrellas in a chilly late March deluge, waited outside all day, vainly on guard for activity that could give some indication Mueller's time was up.
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Finance leaders from the Group of 20 major economies will meet in Saudi Arabia over the weekend to discuss risks to the global economy, as new Asian economic and health data kept investors on guard.
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Finance leaders from the Group of 20 major economies will meet in Saudi Arabia over the weekend to discuss risks to the global economy, as new Asian economic and health data kept investors on guard.
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But customers will need to be on guard against tacked-on fees for extra products, and they may end up spending more than necessary to have their taxes done by a preparer offering refund loans.
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Two members of the Khasadar paramilitary force on guard duty were shot dead, followed by an attack on a village checkpost in Akar that killed seven, said Naveed Akbar, a senior government official in Mohmand.
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S&P 500 price target: 3,350EPS target: $174Forecast: "Our positioning and bottom-up valuation analysis keep us on guard for a pullback in the months ahead," said Lori Calvasina, the head of US equity strategy.
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The Bearcats answered on guard Jacob Evans' 3-pointer with 12.1 seconds remaining, however, and they got the ball back when Taylor missed the first of a one-and-one free opportunity with 11.5 seconds remaining.
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Markets have been on guard for what they see as an increasing possibility that the Fed will have to respond to a weakening economy and tamer inflation pressures than their annual 2% target by cutting rates.
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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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Mester, who is seen as leaning a bit "hawkish" or on guard to inflation concerns relative to her Fed colleagues, said rising wages can be a positive sign that may not lead to unhealthy price increases.
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Mr. Cleaver, a cousin of Eldridge Cleaver, an early leader of the Black Panthers, said after the meeting that he was constantly on guard because many detractors falsely believe that his family member killed police officers.
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That allowed the Knights to go on an 11-0 run and take their first lead of the game at 15-23 on guard Peter Kiss' jumper at the 232:224 mark of the first half.
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President Xi Jinping said this week that China must be on guard against "black swan" risks, meaning unforeseen events that have extreme consequences, while fending off so-called "grey rhino" events - obvious threats that go ignored.
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Investors were on guard against any resurrection of the row between the central bank and government officials, but few were expecting fireworks as both sides have tried to dispel fears of a more serious falling out.
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And we really have to be on guard here that presidents can do their job without the constant threat of an investigation for everybody in their administration, for everybody in a campaign that go on without end.
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Much of our life there was filled with people, though lacking community; secure and yet constantly on guard for the piranha-like press; ever busy and often lonely; privileged and picked apart; and always feted and parading.
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Hedge fund billionaire David Tepper, who may already have signaled in a recent filing that he is less bullish on markets, is now "on guard" in his approach to trading, according to someone familiar with the matter.
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Nonetheless, these extreme and unpredictable ups and downs have many investors remaining on guard — closely monitoring the markets and their portfolios and wondering what it all means, what it will lead to and what to do next.
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The most common are reliving the event through flashbacks or nightmares, avoiding anything that may remind you of your past trauma, and being constantly "on guard," along with a slew of other unpleasant emotional and physical manifestations.
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Already on guard because of recent attacks in Paris, Brussels and Orlando, Brazilian officials met to re-assess preparations for the Games, which start Aug 5 and are expected to attract as many as 500,000 foreign visitors.
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Articles in respectable publications written by professors at elite universities are warning us to be on guard, that a Trump presidency could imperil democracy-as-we-know-it and may very well spell doom for American civilization.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China must be on guard against "black swan" risks while fending off "gray rhino" events, President Xi Jinping said on Monday, adding that the economy faces deep and complicated changes, state news agency Xinhua reported.
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Miami regained the lead at 48-47 on guard Harland Beverly's layup and the two teams went back and forth after that with no more than five points separating the two teams the rest of the way.
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Most of all, students and others must be put on alert that there really is fake news — false information deliberately planted by malevolent actors — and that they need to be on guard against propaganda masquerading as truth.
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Tricky to do well but a nice way of staying 'on guard' while rapidly closing the distance—this is clearly a man who has Conor McGregor trying to catch him on the way in almost every day.
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Speaking of Ring, Amazon usually isn't great about incorporating cross-functionality between its home security products, but Alexa Guard can be set up to arm your Ring security system when you tell Alexa to turn on Guard mode.
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Trump on Tuesday called the trade war with China "a little squabble" and insisted talks between the world's two largest economies had not collapsed, as investors remained on guard for a further escalation of tit-for-tat tariffs.
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"This is a well-established plan to provide military support to the police and for this period military personnel will replace police officers on guard at certain protected sites which are not accessible to the public," she explained.
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I can see this in the United States where he's playing very strongly to social conservatives about his message about more traditional values, so I think it's something that we have to be very much on guard of.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global equity markets fell and the dollar advanced on Wednesday as hawkish comments by Federal Reserve officials put investors on guard for the possibility of more U.S. interest rate hikes this year than currently anticipated.
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Doctors were on guard because federal health officials and the World Health Organization (WHO) had warned 228 would be a bad year for dengue and possibly another viral disease, chikungunya, both spread by the same type of mosquito.
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In their joint memoir, Rest in Power: The Enduring Life of Trayvon Martin, Sybrina Fulton and Tracy Martin—they write alternating chapters—describe how, in fact, they raised their son to stay on guard in this very way.
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We even remain on guard in the Arctic where Russia has expanded and enhanced its military assets and, reminiscent of the Soviet Era, perhaps even returned to the great game played under the Arctic ice cap with submarines.
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Because of that, Nadeau says, they're even more likely to experience microaggressions in the workplace, and also more likely to encounter all the emotions that come along with that: the feelings of being on guard or left out.
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The staffing shortages, according to a USA TODAY examination last year, were cascading across the vast system, often forcing nurses, physical therapists and other senior medical staffers to fill gaps on guard duty and other security-related shifts.
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For example, people who lived through fascism understand that when governments talk about terrorism and extremism, you have to be on guard, because these are always the words you hear before your rights are taken away from you.
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The play's parched-voice Elizabeth (an implacable, facially immobile Tara Fitzgerald) may glide about Jon Bausor's set with ease, but "The Secret Theatre" is about the restrictions that inevitably come in a society on guard against unnamed dangers.
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"Internet service providers are on guard against malicious cyber actors who would use this emergency to take advantage of consumers through phishing schemes and other nefarious or criminal actions," USTelecom President and CEO Jonathan Spalter wrote to lawmakers.
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And he stayed on guard, so much so that during Ronald Reagan's 1984 campaign he was ordered by Reagan himself not to dare raise interest rates before the election, even though, by then, he was not intending to.
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"We have to be on guard to see that in the end vulnerable populations, populations at risk do not again see their rights deprived because of a view that is in the ascendancy based on false premises," Zeid said.
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Global Soccer LONDON — With all of France on guard against terrorism as it hosts this year's European Championships, the return of beer-fueled violence to the streets and the stadium of Marseille was the last thing the tournament needed.
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A draft of the new regulations was published in September, several months after Mr. Xi convened a rare leadership conference on religious policy and urged the party to be on guard against foreign efforts to infiltrate China using religion.
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The hack of the Republican campaign committee discovered this spring came after years in which cybersecurity and the risk of interference by foreign governments or other malicious actors have loomed large in American politics, putting both parties on guard.
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When a woman is the only female employee in the room, she's much more likely to feel "on guard" or "under pressure," as though her judgment is more likely to be questioned by the other people in the room.
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The governors of North and South Carolina warned residents to remain on guard even as the storm took a more westward track, saying their states still could experience severe weather, including heavy rain and flash flooding, early next week.
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Even so, the virus still had the ability to spread quickly and global health authorities had to remain on guard against a wider outbreak, said Jimmy Whitworth, professor of International Public Health, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
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" (Coverdale called Krell an "internet wizard," adding that he originally reached out to her via Twitter direct messages.) Capitalism, he said, has produced a generation overwrought with anxiety and mental illness, and constantly on guard because "life is dangerous.
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ET, ESPN2 ABOUT SYRACUSE (13-21, 211-22 ACC): The importance of the victory over the Seminoles wasn't lost on guard John Gillon as the Orange are desperately trying to boost their NCAA Tournament hopes following a disastrous nonconference campaign.
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One senior source, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, told Reuters that CIRC officials were told at a meeting to support the government's decision to investigate Xiang, to "maintain the stability of the industry" and "be on guard against risks".
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State police officials, who said they detained one Rio officer for encouraging a strike online, said the slowdown never affected more than 10 percent of the police force but that officials would remain on guard in case the protest grew.
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Hawkish comments from several Federal Reserve officials last week put investors on guard for the possibility of at least two rates increases this year, triggering a widespread correction across commodities and bolstering the dollar, the currency in which commodities are denominated.
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This means that El Niño isn't just a time when coastal rescue or disaster relief services have to be on guard—it's a time when national health services need to prepare for foreign pathogens to end up on local shores.
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In fact, even though the Netherlands didn't vote in far-right candidate Geert Wilders, UBS analysts wrote in a note this week that investors should remain on guard, saying they still saw a 40 percent chance of a Le Pen victory.
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The idea was that to live in a space like this and to move in places like this, there is this sort of constant, ever present feeling that things could fall apart at any moment… that you were always on guard.
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In other words, when you have an emotional experience, there's a block of time after the event when your brain tells your body to be in an aroused (emotionally, not sexually) state to basically be on-guard for other trauma.
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The two teams were tied at 236 with 214:363 remaining when Auburn went on a 236-250 run, but Georgia came right back, tying the game at 240-75 on guard Nicolas Claxton's 3-pointer with 54.7 seconds remaining.
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Hawkish comments from several U.S. Federal Reserve officials this week put investors on guard for the possibility of at least two rates increases this year, with the first potentially as soon as next month, triggering a widespread correction across commodities.
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While the US may have elected to use a cyberattack against Iran this time, and while it will likely need to remain on guard from digital attacks from Iran and other actors, military strikes are still not off the table.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese fund managers raised their overall exposure to stocks and trimmed their bond holdings in June, though concerns about escalating trade frictions between the United States and its trade partners kept many on guard, a Reuters poll showed.
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But as Russia continues to maintain its aggressive posture in Eastern Europe and the Baltic on the heels of its annexation of Crimea and amid its continued troop presence in Eastern Ukraine, NATO members remain on edge and on guard.
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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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The Jaguars rallied from a 14-point deficit with 8:16 to play and went ahead 313-68 on guard Andre Fox's 3-pointer with 28 seconds left after Okoro's dunk put Auburn up by two with 227 seconds to go.
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Trump's decision to deploy active-duty US troops and the earlier deployment of National Guard forces to the southern border could cost between $200 million and $300 million, according to an independent analysis and Department of Defense figures on guard deployments.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - A quarterly leading indicator of world merchandise trade slumped to its lowest reading in nine years on Tuesday, which should put policymakers on guard for a sharper slowdown if trade tensions continue, the World Trade Organization said on Tuesday.
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LONDON, March 9 (Reuters) - A precipitous drop in global equity markets has seeped into higher demand for dollar funding, putting investors on guard for the kinds of money market stresses that tend to mark out and exacerbate cross-border financial crises.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PORTLAND, Maine — Trigger Warning, the title of Diana Cherbuliez's second solo show at Grant Wahlquist Gallery, immediately places the viewer on guard, as it signals that he or she is in for some provocation.
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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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The hospital admitted the patient intubated and on a ventilator, and since health care workers suspected a viral infection they implemented "droplet protection," keeping on guard against coming into contact with the stuff that comes up in coughing or sneezing.
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A decade ago, Mr. Adams and Jeffrey Grinder, both serving life without parole for capital murder, managed to obtain and put on guard uniforms — which, at the time, were made at the prison — before walking out of the Cummins Unit unchallenged.
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A nameless beach a few minutes down the road from our apartment complex, and accessible via a path of wooden planks, offered fierce waves, which delighted the children as they twisted in the curling break, but kept me on guard.
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Russia's interference in the 2016 U.S. election and the nerve agent poisoning of a former Russian spy in the U.K., Sergei Skripal, have also put western nations on guard when it comes to an unpredictable nation under President Vladimir Putin.
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The Philippine central bank on Sunday sought to soothe frayed nerves in the foreign exchange market after the hit an 11-year low, saying it was not in a freefall and assuring it would be on guard against excessive volatility.
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KOBE, Japan (Reuters) - Bank of Japan board member Takako Masai on Wednesday advocated sticking with ultra-easy monetary policy due to uncertainty over how fast inflation will rise, while warning that the central bank should remain on guard against the possible side-effects.
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HYDERABAD, India, Nov 28 (Reuters) - India rolled out the red carpet on Tuesday for Ivanka Trump, daughter of the U.S. president, who was set to attend a business summit in the southern tech hub of Hyderabad, where thousands of policemen stood on guard.
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GENEVA, Feb 19 (Reuters) - A quarterly leading indicator of world merchandise trade slumped to its lowest reading in nine years on Tuesday, which should put policymakers on guard for a sharper slowdown if trade tensions continue, the World Trade Organization said on Tuesday.
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Fischer said the reporting requirements marked a "failure to resolve the problem of stigma - that is, the stigma of borrowing from the central bank at a time when the financial markets are on guard," according to prepared remarks to a closed-door conference.
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During the trial that began two weeks ago, Noor's attorneys have tried to show the Hennepin County District Court jury that Noor followed his training and had good reason to be on guard when he responded to Damond's 911 call that night.
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"The selling price remains in a downtrend due to expansion of e-commerce markets, while a scheduled sales tax hike keep shoppers on guard against price increases," a retailer manager wrote in the Reuters poll of 504 large- and mid-sized companies.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday called the trade war with China "a little squabble" and insisted talks between the world's two largest economies had not collapsed, as investors remained on guard for a further escalation of tit-for-tat tariffs.
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Feinting in MMA can often be enough to freak out a counter fighter and put him into passivity, but against experienced strikers it is necessary to start sneaking strikes through after the feints to make it important that the opponent stay on guard.
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A Somali university student who travels in and out of Shabab areas said the group's fighters were becoming increasingly suspicious, even paranoid, checking the phones, cameras, computers and documents of anyone passing through their territory, constantly on guard for another American attack.
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The party has reason to be on guard: The anniversary of May 4 has prompted protests in the past, including pro-democracy demonstrations at Tiananmen Square in 1989 that soldiers extinguished in a night of carnage on June 3-24 that year.
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Mr. Chakrabarti said the team was particularly on guard for posts that manifested "real-world harm," and planned to remove posts that tried to disenfranchise voters by giving incorrect polling data or spreading hoaxes like encouraging people to vote by text message.
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Airlines and passengers are on guard against the respiratory coronavirus that originated in the central Chinese city of Wuhan, so far killing more than 20173 people in China and spreading to more than 10 countries, including France, Japan and the United States.
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Debt crises are more likely when U.S. interest rates rise and capital flows shift towards the U.S. With the Federal Reserve discussing a set of interest rate increases for this year, it would be wise to be on guard for such a crisis.
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The U.S. and South Korean militaries, used to being on guard for threats from North Korea, face a new and formidable enemy that could hurt battle readiness: a virus spreading around the world that has infected more than 1,200 people in South Korea.
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Hajizadeh blamed the U.S. for the plane's fate, saying Iran was on guard after Trump tweeted out last Saturday that U.S. forces could hit 52 sites in the country "very hard and very fast" if they retaliated for the killing of Soleimani.
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Mr. Chakrabarti said the team was particularly on guard for posts that manifest "real-world harm," and planned to actively remove posts that try to disenfranchise voters by giving incorrect polling data or spreading hoaxes like encouraging people to vote by text message.
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Malaysia will remain on guard against threats posed by fighters returning from abroad, online radicalization and possible lone-wolf attacks, home minister Muhyiddin Yassin said at a meeting of ministers from members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) in Bangkok.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Asian stocks started a new month on a cautious note on Monday, with the Bank of Japan's surprise policy easing sparking some buying but further signs of economic weakness in China and a fall in oil prices keeping investors on guard.
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"What we must be on guard against is that some Western forces are taking advantage of this issue to stir up trouble and incite opposition in an attempt to destroy Hong Kong's social stability and the implementation of one country, two systems," Wang added.
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Foreigners and locals flocked to Panmunjom to see stony-faced North Korean soldiers on guard and an underground tunnel built by the North, and to Imjingak, which houses the Bridge of Freedom, where prisoners of war were traded at the end of the war.
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The Bank of Japan likely heaved a sigh of relief following Friday's strong economic numbers, but the central bank will have to remain "on guard and prepared to do more" amid the present global uncertainty, said the chief Japan strategist at Goldman Sachs, Kathy Matsui.
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Black people have used "woke" not to describe being aware of current events but being wise to, and ever on guard against, the Ways of Whiteness, particularly how racism can be embedded in what stories media decides to tell and how it tells them.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's decision to deploy US active duty troops and earlier deployment of National Guard forces to the southern border could cost between $200 million and $300 million, according to an independent analysis and Department of Defense figures on guard deployments.
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Gerard Bryant, who retired in 2014 as associate warden of the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn after more than two decades with the Bureau of Prisons, said all prison employees have always known they might be called upon to fill in occasionally on guard shifts.
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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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I doubt Marvel thought this deeply when they cast a black man to play a God who could see in magnified clarity what others could not, and who always stood on guard even when it was Thor whom Asgardians saw as their true protector.
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Ukrainian and Israeli police are on guard here atop the hill, and the atmosphere is tense as Alekseev shakes hands with the Ukrainians, who know him by sight, then gets down on his knees and kisses the splayed figure of Jesus on the wooden cross.
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Rosenstein highlighted a passage of his letter which reads:"It is important ... to follow established policies and procedures, especially when the stakes are high ... We should be most on guard when we believe that our own uncomfortable ... circumstances justify ignoring ... principles respected by our predecessors."
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Miami took the lead for good early in the second half on guard Zach Johnson's 3-pointer that made it 211-238.9, but never led by more than five until Vasiljevic's 244.4-pointer gave the Hurricanes a 223-216 cushion at the 211:393 mark.
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The Tigers fell behind again 32-27 but fought back and took their first lead since a 5-4 advantage in the early minutes on guard Mustapha Heron's two free throws that put them up 35-34 with 36.8 seconds left in the period.
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Strangely enough, I was so lost in my head, on guard about wrestling that night's dinner, that I didn't realize how big of a deal it was for me to have been on top of my gender insecurities, and to have felt like just another cisgender guy.
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Those in favour of the "big case" tradition of antitrust, as Ms Warren is, believe that break-up attempts, even if they are not ultimately successful, put tech firms on guard and can allow innovative upstarts to thrive while the giant is distracted by court cases.
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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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But the overwhelming message from the officials was to demonstrate that the Trump administration is on guard as the 2018 midterms approach, particularly in the wake of Trump's ambivalence and reports that US intelligence officials had yet to receive adequate guidance on priorities from the White House.
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Chizuken will be safe from any straw moths, three-headed dragons, or robot dinosaurs that come to town during the DĹŤntokagashi festivities:Â like a supernatural scarecrow, "Strawzilla" will be on guard throughout all of November, returning to the straw equivalent of the sea in early December.
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That set of messages that the FBI sent out around the country then gave the green light to local police departments to imagine and think of African American people as being subversive and dangerous, and always having to be on guard against them and to take preventive action.
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Be on Guard at Nightclubs and Bars Of course it's fun to get a taste of the local night life, but never let a stranger buy you a drink, said Mr. Boles, and watch the bartender vigilantly while he's making your cocktail or pouring you that glass of wine.
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After the attack, the police were on guard outside the private luxury residence where she was staying while attending Paris Fashion Week — the Hôtel de Pourtalès, near the Madeleine church in the Eighth Arrondissement — but news agencies reported that Ms. Kardashian West and her children had left the country.
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However Boston Federal Reserve bank President Eric Rosengren argued Monday that the central bank needs to stay on guard both to an inflation surprise and to the possibility that continued cheap borrowing costs could overinflate asset values, particularly in real estate, and set the stage for a collapse.
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However Boston Federal Reserve bank President Eric Rosengren argued Monday that the central bank needs to stay on guard both to an inflation surprise and to the possibility that continued cheap borrowing costs could overinflate asset values, particularly in real estate, and set the stage for a collapse.
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"It breaks my heart to think I can make someone be on guard and uncomfortable just by wearing a red hat," said Jeremiah McBrayer, 42, an information-technology worker from Missouri who shelved his red headwear after seeing some negative responses to it at his local Home Depot.
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Even if this doesn't happen, Democrats in the state are still on guard, worried that the Republican state legislature could use a special legislative session to strip Beshear of key executive powers before he is sworn in — a playbook Republicans legislators have used in North Carolina, Wisconsin, and Michigan.
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On the other hand, it's on us laypeople to digest all this information and figure out when to call B.S. "In order to protect ourselves from some of the bad advice that celebrities give, we really need to be on-guard and seek out better advice from better sources," he says.
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"We think a second wave in the selloff may still be coming, and with risk-parity funds due to rebalance their portfolios at the end of the month as well (presumably selling stocks and buying bonds), we think it best to be on guard for a jump" in volatility next week.
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But this would prove to be the most trying postseason of his career: In Game 5 against the Knicks, referee Hue Hollins whistled Pippen for a last-second foul on guard Hubert Davis that would cost the Bulls the game--and eventually the series, as they would lose in seven games.
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The hot-shooting Tide wasted little time in building on a 10-point halftime cushion, taking less than four minutes to stretch that to 31.03 points at 52-34 and then to over 20 points on guard Herbert Jones' 210-pointer that made it 216-229 at the 255.2:29 mark.
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Read more from NBC News: U.S. tech on guard against China as scrutiny increases on security, human rights Amazon removes controversial books by 'father of conversion therapy' France slaps digital tax on Google, Amazon, and other tech giants "Prime Day coming up," one member wrote above the image of a sinking ship.
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In the message from Claire M. Grady, the acting deputy secretary of homeland security, on Saturday afternoon, DHS employees were given information about the security resources available to them and were provided with tips for security, like not wearing their badges in public and being on guard for risks in public and online.
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I realized I was responding to being in a deeply unfamiliar setting — but also to being in a society that Hollywood portrays as a continentwide war zone full of machete-wielding militiamen and witch doctors, leaving the impression a lion lurks around every corner, making you feel you always must be on guard.
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Two senior US law enforcement officials tell CNN that agencies and police departments around the country remain on guard for any potential coordinated or lone-wolf attacks that could occur by individuals seeking to retaliate against the death of Baghdadi, who died Saturday evening during a raid in Syria by US special operations forces.
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They find that their PTSD symptoms—which ranged from insomnia and crippling mood swings to constantly being on guard, even just sitting around at home—are better managed with the shamanic brew ayahuasca, a plant medicine that contains the psychedelic DMT that was discovered by people indigenous to the amazon rainforest in South America.
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But the hiring freeze, and the retirement of many prison employees who entered during a hiring boom in the 2000s, diminished staff to a point where prison teachers, nurses, and chaplains continue to be asked regularly to fill in on guard duties—a so-called "augmentation" that is facing renewed criticism from some employees and union representatives.
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Luther StrangeLuther Johnson StrangeGOP frets over nightmare scenario for Senate primaries Roy Moore trails Republican field in Alabama The Hill's Morning Report — US strikes approved against Iran pulled back MORE (R-Ala.) and decisions from many GOP incumbents to forgo reelection — prompted more out of necessity than choice — the Republican establishment has reason to be on guard.
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Experts have also continued to warn those in the hurricane's path to be on guard for storm surge and flooding: The projected rainfall — 250-2000 inches in Maine, 2800-5 inches in Nova Scotia, 2-4 inches in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, and 1-2 inches in Newfoundland — may cause flash flooding, the NHC warns.
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November 29, 2016 Our first stories this Tuesday include an attack at Ohio State University, the Cabinet picks by the U.S. president-elect, and the challenge that the Middle East poses to the U.S. We're also looking at how a war in space could affect people on the ground -- and how the U.S. is on guard against attacks in orbit.
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A speech by ECB President Mario Draghi last Wednesday -- alongside unsubstantiated media reports first reported by Reuters -- that the ECB would step in to purchase Italian debt in the case of extreme volatility in the country's bond yields, lent reassurance to investors that the central bank was on guard to act should the referendum outcome precipitate a renewed burst of market jitters.
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In 2012, researchers at Texas Tech University estimated that in Chicago, rising temperatures would expand the length of the season for the mosquito that carries dengue — but in Atlanta and Lubbock, Texas Tech's home turf, summers would become so hot and dry that the risk of transmission would shift to spring and fall, when residents would not be on guard.
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Our 100 billion neurons control our thoughts and behaviors, so when a traumatic event changes those neurons' composition—usually by intensifying activity, causing neurons to be "on guard, ready to fire with little provocation"—it fundamentally alters how we think and act, says Daniel Amen, a Los Angeles-based psychiatrist and author of several books on the brain, memory, and healing from trauma.
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"I can use Hamilton to get the message out that says this is something that needs to be more in the mainstream, more in the forefront and really talked about to see if we can get some better treatment so that people aren't constantly on guard for, you know, seizures to come back because that seems like a terrifying way to live," he said.
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She's perpetually on guard against a past riddled with pain, and when her husband, Donald (Harold Surratt), replaces a landscape painting in the living room with a map of their native land his annoyed wife takes it down; she prefers her soft, generic image to a reminder of the war-torn, poverty-ridden country that produced her, and her dreams of middle-class normality.
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For example, the Obama-Clinton team never fully analyzed what products South Korea was importing from somewhere other than the U.S. but with some help from the Korean government could have been imported from the U.S. There are also non-tariff barriers (NTB) our trading partners regularly use to offset lowered tariffs — we experienced the same kind of tactics with Japan in the 1980s, so we should be on guard.
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My dear Anne, The sun has shone all over Easter and that has meant out-of-door life; bees humming in the cherry blossom; Walter on guard against birds having it off in hedges; daffodils wilting; balsam poplars scenting the air; baby ants on the march into the grubby kitchen; good wine to drink, and all fairly idyllic except for the presence of my provoking, irritating and unbalanced daughter-in-law.
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But it also has fun with characters trying on different guises — a nice suit Warden Caputo (Nick Sandow) brought to the prison flits from character to character, and still others put on guard uniforms, while a different character decides to hide out in the prison as an inmate, rather than the MCC employee she is — and with the sort of convoluted, coincidental plot twists that marked many of Shakespeare's plays.
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"One of the big problems is we have too many people standing on guard between and at points of entry and not enough people doing inspections, analysis and intelligence, so the wall will certainly channel the flow into areas you can manage, analyze and search more thoroughly," said John P. Walters, the former director for drug control policy for President George W. Bush and the chief operating officer for the Hudson Institute, a conservative think tank.
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There are plenty of clues as to what Draco Malfoy is up to throughout book six (his regular disappearances from the Marauder's Map; the little girls that are really Crabbe and Goyle in disguise, who are stationed on guard outside the Room of Requirement), and there are also several hints as to the Half-Blood Prince's identity (Snape's suspicion on hearing of Harry's increased ability in Potions, and on witnessing his use of Sectumsempra, the spell scrawled in the margins of his old copy of Advanced Potions, are two good examples).
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