We are pursuing all appropriate and precautionary steps to protect our investors and our organization.
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But they are taking small precautionary steps to diversify their exposure away from the dollar.
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The company said it was taking precautionary steps with its employees in China to help prevent the virus's spread.
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These precautionary steps aren't always the cheapest, but can anyone really put a price on how much people's lives are worth?
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Those precautionary steps come as prosecutors continue to investigate Vale executives for criminal negligence over the previous dam burst, on Jan.
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The precautionary steps come as the number of confirmed cases continues to rise both in the U.S. and around the world.
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Again, this is an existing law that provides a way to avoid stories like Hill's by taking simple, obvious precautionary steps.
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Fortunately, there are precautionary steps people can take — like using certain types of bug repellent and wearing loose, full sleeves and pants.
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As individuals, organizations and government agencies, we're taking precautionary steps to protect ourselves against malware that can encrypt files beyond our reach.
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Others were pretty bewildered by the fact that no one took precautionary steps to ensure that Eric wouldn't be turned into a walker.
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Travel Tips Managing a food allergy is tricky when you travel, but these precautionary steps can help you explore culinary culture and stay healthy.
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Here are a few precautionary steps everyone needs to take today: Keep in mind, there is a difference between management and ownership of a business.
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In the meantime, before a new antibiotic is developed, people should take precautionary steps — like using condoms — to avoid becoming infected in the first place.
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"Ironically, if large, international corporations like Morgan Stanley take these precautionary steps, their actions could be the catalyst to place us in a recession," Berger said.
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The change is part of "a series of precautionary steps in response to this emerging public health impact," company executive Rossann Williams said in an open letter Wednesday.
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I have good insurance and take as many precautionary steps as possible, but when you live with a disease with no cure the debt just continues to pile up.
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At least nine members of Congress have taken precautionary steps to isolate themselves after potentially coming into contact with someone who tested positive and some have closed their offices.
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Today, Staudt is happy his precautionary steps to install the AED device proved useful when the time came, and he is grateful for the first responders who jumped into action.
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Town officials said they have not taken any particular precautionary steps following the recent missile launches, nor do they plan any "duck and cover" drills that have been held elsewhere.
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Sanders has repeatedly emphasized that his campaign is in contact with local officials wherever he travels, and his campaign has taken some precautionary steps by creating Purell stations at rallies.
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Austria and Switzerland on Thursday took precautionary steps to prevent the spread of bird flu to domestic poultry after discovering cases of the disease in wild ducks around Lake Constance.
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However, the European Fine Art Fair in the Netherlands announced it will be taking more precautionary steps during its mid-March run to disinfect visitor areas and offer free hand sanitizer.
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The Trump administration has stopped looking into most bird deaths and has discouraged local governments and companies from taking precautionary steps to safeguard the creatures, The New York Times reported Tuesday.
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It said it took the precautionary steps as standard measures to preserve the integrity of the OAG and its investigations and that Thormann, who left by mutual agreement, enjoyed the presumption of innocence.
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Pete Sessions (R-Texas) said Monday that Texans affected by Tropical Storm Harvey need to take precautionary steps to protect their personal health, like getting tetanus shots after wading through dirty flood water.
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On Wednesday, the WHO said Liberian health authorities were taking rapid precautionary steps after eight people died of a mystery illness, 10 months after the end of a two-year Ebola virus outbreak.
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"Our strong focus on synergies and cost efficiency over the past years have put us in a solid liquidity position, but we are taking early precautionary steps now, to preserve cash," Jasienski said.
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If you're planning to commit crimes online at the Holiday Inn Express, or to visit websites that you'd rather people not know you frequented, you need to take precautionary steps that we'll get to in a minute.
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While predicting what's coming down the pike is a difficult if not impossible task, you can still take precautionary steps: Make sure your system is up to date, and be skeptical of any and all emails and links.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Liberian health authorities are taking rapid precautionary steps after eight people died of a mystery illness, the World Health Organization said on Wednesday, 10 months after the end of a catastrophic two-year Ebola virus outbreak.
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A senior White House official insisted that some of the procedures were meant to keep information secure, not stanch leaks, but other precautionary steps were taken in response to staff carelessness that fueled Mr. Trump's sense of being undermined.
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Austria and Switzerland on Thursday took precautionary steps to prevent the spread of bird flu to domestic poultry after discovering cases of the disease in wild ducks around Lake Constance, in the latest in a series of cases across Europe.
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A Saudi-based money market manager told Reuters that although he had not received a directive from the Saudi central bank to stop dealings with Qatar, he was "taking precautionary steps to keep away" until the situation started to show signs of de-escalating.
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The checkout process will look something like this, a Sears spokesman explained to CNBC: With any appointment, there will be a "standard installation fee" paid to Sears that covers installation, balancing, under hood/under car evaluation, a road safety test and other precautionary steps, the spokesman said.
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That gap matters because Mr. Baghdadi is almost certain to have taken precautionary steps, such as changing his pattern of behavior, shifting his location and adopting new procedures for communicating with other Islamic State commanders, in the days after the May 16 raid and the capture of a close associate — that is, well before the publication of the Times article on June 8.
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Hay fed to livestock can contain C. laeve which can be toxic when consumed in large quantities. Most animals will not eat “C. leave” due to its bitter taste. It is recommended by the US Fish and Wildlife Service to take precautionary steps.
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Asymptomatic conditions may not be discovered until the patient undergoes medical tests (X-rays or other investigations). Some people may remain asymptomatic for a remarkably long period of time; such as people with some forms of cancer. If a patient is asymptomatic, precautionary steps are ineffective and should not be taken. The patient should continue to seek treatment for the main disease they are suffering from currently.
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In an 1895 Congressional Report the river's course change was predicted. Precautionary steps were taken early in the bridge's history; however, the flow continued to affect it. Completed in 1957, the Gavins Point Dam controls the Missouri River flow at Omaha. It has limited the flow of water at Omaha because of both droughts and decreased flow because of electricity needs met by the dam.
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It is later revealed that Riku is a tsunagi (the ability to listen and free a holy spirit from its stone)Riku is the youngest Hiyokoya brother. ;Satsuki Hiyokoya :Satsuki is Riku's 15-year-old older half-brother. He is very dimwitted and laid-back, but take precautionary steps to protect Riku, even though the current Riku does not need any help. He is first introduced trying to sell weird creatures from the Hiyokoya shop, calling them goldfish.
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In precautionary steps, the Egyptian Governor had been building up his army and naval fleets with the help of French instructors. With his well-trained army, Mehmet Ali was able to suppress a revolt of Albanian troops in Cairo. Mahmud II acknowledged the skills of Mehmet Ali's army and offered him the pashaliks of Syria and Morea (which was the name for the Peloponnese peninsula of Greece), in return for aid in suppressing Greek revolts. Mehmet Ali and his son Ibrahim agreed and led a fierce campaign in the Mediterranean Sea, which began in 1824.
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Capitania General, Plaza de la Gavidia, Seville (present view) In almost none of the provincial garrisons there was any rebellious action recorded. One of the reasons was that the decision to rise did not reach some local conspirators;see Atienza Peñarrocha 2012, pp. 890 onwards also, many of them remained vacillating and in fact preferred to join the already successful action than to take the risk of initiating the insurgency. The key reason, however, was that the conspiracy network in provincial capitals was skimpy and that the government took appropriate precautionary steps.
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They are taught that they should always be aware of the possibility of rape and protect themselves it. Young women are taught strategies to keep themselves safe, and this idea is instilled in them at a young age. This teaching women about the possibility of rape at a young age may contribute to higher levels of fear of crime in women. Studies have shown that women that take more precautionary steps to avoid being raped have more fear of actually being raped, whereas women who work nights and are outside in the dark tend to have less fear of rape.
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"Many people will take precautionary steps (canceling vacations, refusing to fly, avoiding whole nations) even if there is no adequate reason to do that. Those steps can in turn increase economic dislocations, including plummeting stock prices." He referred to this tendency—prioritizing a lower probability of contracting a particular disease rather than the potentially greater social harms of economic recession—as "probability neglect," a term that he invented. A few weeks later, Sunstein wrote in Bloomberg Opinion that "on the basis of current knowledge, extensive precautions, not ending soon, are amply justified by the most hard-headed forms of analysis that we have".
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In 2016, The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), part of the National Institutes of Health, conducted a human clinical trial of the vaccine called the NIAID Zika virus investigational DNA vaccine. In 2017, the phase 2/2b clinical trials were conducted, with the target of obtaining more safety and immune response against the diseases caused by Zika virus. There is no effective vaccine available for Zika virus infection yet, therefore, different countries have taken precautionary steps to limit its spread. Since Zika was a global threat, it was important for scientists, healthcare professionals, and legal counsels to understand the role of law and policy in preparing to slow down the virus and to respond accordingly.
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However, there remained too many signs for the Israelis to ignore, chief among which was the hasty Soviet evacuation from Cairo and Damascus, and the constant buildup of forces on the Syrian front when Egypt, it was assumed, would not enter war. Though the Chief of Staff, David Elazar, was assured that the probability of war remained low, he took precautionary steps on October 5. Elazar placed the entire military on alert, canceled all leaves, and ordered the Air Force to assume a full-alert posture. He also ordered the 7th Armored Brigade to relocate from the Sinai to the Golan Heights. This raised Israeli numbers in the Golan Heights to 177 tanks and 44 artillery pieces on October 6. To replace the 7th Armored Brigade, the Armor School, under the command of Colonel Gabi Amir, was ordered to activate its tank brigade for immediate airlift; it was in the Sinai by October 6, before the war began.
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The functions of EAEMDR are related to: \- Ensuring safety of navigation in the common Bulgarian-Romanian section of the river; \- Studying the hydro morphological and hydrological conditions of the river in the Bulgarian section, processing the data from the studies and, on its basis, issuing guides, navigational maps, plans, yearbooks, reference books and other river navigational aids for the purposes of the Danube Commission and the Joint Bulgarian-Romanian commissions; \- Collecting and disseminating information regarding the condition of the waterway and navigational routes and for the hydro meteorological conditions; \- Alerting the respective authorities, ministries and administrations to the need of precautionary steps in case of foreseeable danger of flooding, banc erosions and others; \- Studying and approving projects for the construction of hydro technical and other infrastructure along the Danube River; \- Monitoring and approving the position of mining equipment with a view over navigational safety and the possibility of corrosion of banks and islands.
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