But officials said specific precautions were taken, given the threat, although they would not say what those precautions were.
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These precautions remained in place through the March 16 closure; the California park also used these same precautions until it closed on March 14.
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Precautions taken While face masks have become scarce nationwide, Japan has started to take a number of precautions to overcome and prevent the spread of the virus.
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Her precautions worked well – until one night, that is.
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Saint Kitts and Nevis - Level 1: Exercise normal precautions
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But before you operate one, there are precautions to take.
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The need for additional precautions can be frustrating and humiliating.
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The financial services sector has the best precautions, Boyer said.
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Officials hope to have other fire stations take similar precautions.
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He's going through great precautions not to make things worse.
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We have all the necessary standards maintained and precautions taken.
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Meghan has been taking precautions against mosquitos during her visit.
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The pregnant royal took precautions upon her arrival in Fiji.
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Miss Lollipop follows safety precautions like using a P.O. box.
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Some precautions seem so far from reality they're almost comical.
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Precautions around this are high in countries with serious epidemics.
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We are saying this so that they can take precautions.
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Next, make sure you're taking smart precautions on social media.
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However, Mr Maduro has taken precautions to avoid being ejected.
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Without power even the simplest health precautions can become difficult.
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But the ones that do are rushing to take precautions.
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Just be sure to keep the following precautions in mind.
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To prepare for my daughter, I had to take precautions.
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But there are no such precautions in the DIY world.
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MacArthur took some precautions in anticipation of a rowdy crowd.
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Presently, Omido has a variety of security precautions in place.
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They are not aggressive, and you learn to take precautions.
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It's just like humans, but with a few extra precautions.
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So she took the most logical precautions and burned Pennywise.
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And after Harvey Weinstein, investors are simply taking extra precautions.
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Whatever the case ... here's hoping Sylvester's taking the necessary precautions.
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Yet even the humans who raised them must take precautions.
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The source cited government restrictions and health and safety precautions.
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My school has some safety precautions to prevent possible shootings.
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Taking more safety precautions and my privacy, being more careful.
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That does not mean that you don't take appropriate precautions.
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Not every lawmaker appears to be taking extra precautions. Rep.
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The precautions come as Dorian approaches the continental United States.
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Some workers say those precautions did not come soon enough.
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News organizations in particular seemed to take precautions on Wednesday.
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Less concerned about the virus itself, but still taking precautions.
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That only people using Windows machines have to take precautions?
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Bonaire, Sint Eustatius, and Saba - Level 1: Exercise normal precautions
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Saint Vincent and the Grenadines - Level 1: Exercise normal precautions
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The instructions on Alaska and safety precautions are simply irresponsible.
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He asked why other airlines were not taking similar precautions.
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The Chrysler Building took his own precautions: a buddy system.
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Other large companies have already put new precautions in place.
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Israel is taking all feasible precautions to minimize civilian losses.
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" Iraqi military leaders were warned "to take the necessary precautions.
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"Significant precautions were taken, despite the unfortunate outcome," said Col.
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Even an M.T.A. dispatcher, Lora Hinds, said she takes precautions.
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Some international airlines are taking precautions following the FAA order.
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But there are precautions you can take to sext securely.
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"We must say the truth to the French people: 0 percent precautions means 903 percent risk, but 100 percent precautions does not mean 0 percent risk," Bernard Cazeneuve, the interior minister, said in late May.
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Even with precautions, officials asked that everyone stay alert to risks.
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Previous guidance suggested taking precautions or abstaining for only four weeks.
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In the meantime, everyone should be sure that they've taken precautions.
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Once you started going out again, what precautions did you take?
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Residents are also taking precautions, local journalist Ronald Kule told Reuters.
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In some neighborhoods, locals ignore potentially life-saving precautions, Marcoux added.
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There are, at some companies, penalties and precautions short of termination.
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These are precautions we recommend to ensure rider and home safety.
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Therefore, the regime was informed about it and took its precautions.
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Forewarned, those who had been using CYR3CON's services could take precautions.
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Simple precautions can help, even if the risk is still low.
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The police took extra precautions to ensure safety at the event.
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Don't take any extra precautions in how you live your lives.
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But one has to take precautions and work on that basis.
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So, our nation's institutions of higher learning are taking necessary precautions.
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Even with all these precautions, pregnant women should avoid changing litter.
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Were there precautions you could have taken to prevent its misuse?
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The Western countries took precautions to avoid unexpected conflict with Russia.
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But it poses little risk, especially if proper precautions are taken.
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The White House said it took precautions to prevent civilian casualties.
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We know most trips out of the house require extra precautions.
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We're concerned about whether all the right precautions have been taken.
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Schools took safety precautions after violent threats emerged on social media.
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The extra precautions follow two recent terrorist attacks in the city.
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Santos urged Colombians to take precautions against flooding and continued rains.
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Of course, more studies are warranted, and precautions should be taken.
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Cities have taken extra precautions ahead of Sunday's rally as well.
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She was among at least four British lawmakers taking similar precautions.
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I'm taking all the precautions we're telling everybody else to take.
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Still, Morse doesn't think it's time for panic — but rather precautions.
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Coronavirus preparation and precautions in this week's photos of the week.
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"Nothing was shut down and there were no precautions," he said.
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Not long ago she would have thought these precautions were crazy.
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Still, as with any internet-connected device, taking precautions is essential.
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I'm taking all the precautions we're telling everybody else to take.
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And don't make people feel they're overreacting when they take precautions.
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Other companies including Twitter, Slack, and Microsoft have introduced similar precautions.
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Those with vulnerable family members are taking precautions to quarantine themselves.
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The lack of precautions was jarring considering where I'd just been.
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That's led many Americans to take some precautions against getting sick.
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On Monday, officials reiterated the need for residents to take precautions.
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That way, the clinic can take appropriate precautions for your visit.
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Even those with conditions that are stable should take extra precautions.
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In China, he told Business Insider, he noticed precautions being taken.
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She encouraged people to take common sense precautions like hand washing.
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But employers should take precautions to ensure spaces are not crowded.
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Mr. Conway said that even those precautions were not always enough.
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Of course, even with these precautions, we don't necessarily recommend it.
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"Consumer and retail investors are not taking appropriate precautions," she said.
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And taking precautions is a lot simpler than you might think.
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The Fire Department also takes precautions in the field: More firefighters.
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"Come because precautions have been taken," she said at the event.
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What precautions would you take if you were going to China?
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Officials have said they are taking precautions to protect sensitive sites.
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Crocker is taking precautions and has back-up generators in place.
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Then it saved even more money by skimping on safety precautions.
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No security precautions can ever guarantee total safety for any citizen.
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Indeed, Trump Lawyers don't anticipate problems or take precautions at all.
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I wish I could take more precautions to keep her safe.
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And at the nail salon, they will encounter stepped-up precautions.
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Those who do not take these precautions are to be fined.
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The three agencies share federal-level responsibility for election security precautions.
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Physicians at PCET do still use opioid drugs, though with strict precautions.
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"Chinese companies in these sectors should take precautions," Liu said, without elaborating.
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The party is also reaching out to campaigns and stressing basic precautions.
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Pete added some electronics, then it went back to Extreme Precautions/Mondkopf.
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"If you are careful and take the necessary precautions, you'll be fine."
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I have done nothing to prevent this outcome: no security, no precautions.
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Remember: This is a *beta* version of iOS, so take some precautions.
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Many of them, like retired neurosurgeon Jaswant Singh Sachdev, take extra precautions.
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Were the appropriate precautions taken to minimize the risks of the strike?
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But paranormal investigators can't discover those stories if they don't take precautions.
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Now, the heartbroken mother is urging others to take precautions this season.
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Chemists take serious precautions to avoid inhaling these things in the lab.
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Which is all the more reason to take all necessary precautions now.
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Ichiran has taken several precautions to ensure customers can avoid human interaction.
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Failing to take security precautions that prevent people from abusing the service.
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Like an increasing number of people, Zuck is extremely online — with precautions.
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Taking precautions Some people may have no idea they're even at risk.
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So does the potential harm of inhaling pesticides merit these costly precautions?
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In the meantime, Autumn Trails assured customers it will take proper precautions.
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But that doesn't mean you shouldn't take precautions this spring and summer.
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Both from a user policy perspective and in regard to tech precautions?
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He himself is taking lots of precautions on his trips around town.
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That means safety precautions are largely up to hotels and lab providers.
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These values can be deadly if the proper precautions are not taken.
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The surgery is usually performed at home, without any proper sanitary precautions.
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Catching venomous spiders is safe, as long precautions are followed, Faulkner said.
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What kind of precautions need to be taken ahead of the Olympics?
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The insurer may be new, but it's taking some very retro precautions.
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Pregnant women should get informed and take precautions, according to the CDC.
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We don't want to alarm people, but certainly, everybody should take precautions.
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Gaines already mentioned lead paint testing and precautions in a March episode.
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Tinder's safety guidelines encourage users to take precautions when meeting people offline.
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Security precautions rose in major cities, including London, Paris and New York.
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He was buried in the village of Makoidou without any sanitary precautions.
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The same precautions should go for other kinds of injuries as well.
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For now, he said, he simply makes time and takes extra precautions.
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And in Europe, authorities are taking early precautions to stop potential spreading.
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They're not trippin' but they're going through the necessary health precautions obviously.
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They aren't saying don't have these events, but do so with precautions.
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Take care of yourself, you know, wash your hands and take precautions.
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In other major cities experiencing outbreaks, transit officials have taken similar precautions.
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She then shared that she had taken such precautions over the weekend.
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Experts say yes (if local laws allow), but with very specific precautions.
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But being informed isn't just about understanding the virus and appropriate precautions.
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But that's exactly what taking these precautions is: an act of altruism.
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Authorities in Europe are taking precautions to prevent large gatherings of people.
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Devin took his own precautions, but others likely won't be so careful.
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In parts of Iowa, major cities have taken precautions against rising rivers.
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"I am taking all precautions people of all ages take," Biden said.
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I set up several safety precautions and firewalls, but it wasn't enough.
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He urged people to take precautions and to distance themselves from others.
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"We're taking precautions," Denise Algie, a companion, said, noting her hand sanitizer.
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All units involved in nuclear weapons operations are also taking specific precautions.
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While important at any age, these precautions are critical for the elderly.
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Here are some precautions you can take to help you breathe easier.
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And there are more precautions to take to mitigate the virus' spread.
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Amazon said it is following local guidelines and implementing extra safety precautions.
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For some families though, no amount of precautions will ease their concerns.
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Fauci said older Americans should take extra precautions when looking to travel.
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And so I'm taking all the precautions everyone else should be taking.
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So I'm taking all the precautions we're telling everybody else to take.
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We hope people are taking care of themselves and taking extra precautions.
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They're not tripping but they're going through the necessary health precautions, obviously.
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I tried to take some precautions—avoided the subway, walked most places.
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"Right now, we believe we have good precautions in place," McKenzie said.
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Defensively, government officials and agencies have warned Americans to take security precautions.
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The State Department said appropriate precautions were taken to assure Tueller's safety.
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Washington takes precautions More snowfall is expected Saturday, and officials are prepared.
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The department is urging people to take extra precautions against mosquito bites.
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Trams in Milan continue to function, despite the precautions people are taking.
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Iran has since ramped up precautions, cleaning public buses as seen here.
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The CDC also issued a Level 2: Practice Enhanced Precautions for Japan.
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Taxpayers should ask their accountants what data precautions they have in place.
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"Nevertheless, CDC is taking proactive preparedness precautions," it said in a statement.
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But expecting consumers to take these precautions on their own rarely works.
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Part I: What Are Reasonable Precautions to Take to Protect Our Health?
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The authorities are urging people to avoid floodwater and take safety precautions.
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Patients also should make sure any facility they visit for such procedures follows universal safety precautions, such as "handwashing, and wearing gloves, wearing masks when appropriate, disposing of waste appropriately including blood-related wastes," among other precautions, he said.
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Yet the precautions typically employed at airports to screen incomers' health are rudimentary.
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South Korean officials are taking numerous anti-terrorism precautions ahead of the games.
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The two teams have some history with each other, and precautions were taken.
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FROM PEN: What Precautions Should I Take When My Pet is Around Fireworks?
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Are there any precautions you should take for indoor cats during the winter?
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And Team USA has already reported it's taking extra precautions, like hand washing.
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"Take precautions and be on the lookout for ticks whenever possible," Tokarz says.
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Even hand sanitizer has made an appearance as officials take all possible precautions.
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Despite taking precautions, health workers are at risk of catching the virus themselves.
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All of these precautions add up, making development more expensive and time-consuming.
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While urging participants to take precautions, march officials stuck to the date, Jan.
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THE BUSINESS OF RISK China's central bank has urged firms to take precautions.
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We're putting Community Safety first by taking precautions to keep all Members safe.
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Both organizations also called on women in those places to take special precautions.
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However, many political campaigns still are not taking basic security precautions, researchers found.
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Although there are risks, a few simple precautions make outdoor swimming very safe.
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Although many took the necessary precautions, Hurricane Matthew altered and caused terrible damage.
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There are certain easy — and some not-so-easy — precautions you can take.
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Because of his albinism, Sherlock must take special precautions before spending time outdoors.
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Without precautions, multinational companies with complex supply chains risk unknowingly using forced labor.
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Guaidó is still free but taking precautions and not publicly revealing his location.
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Nevertheless, estate tax experts recommend business owners take some precautions under today's law.
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Understandably, precautions have been taken, including a black SUV idling down the block.
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"Take extra precautions if you work or spend time outside," the service said.
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It's not clear, though, what safety precautions are needed around the copper pole.
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Beyond those areas, folks should be alert and diligent with tick bite precautions.
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"You should take all necessary precautions to ensure your personal safety," it read.
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It is unacceptable that basic health and safety precautions are not being followed.
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But actually I think it's great that Singapore takes these precautions and measures.
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It seems the pregnant royal is already taking precautions upon arrival in Fiji.
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Srinivasan took extra precautions to ensure Prasad was not in pain, he said.
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This coming week I will be taking proper precautions and having it removed.
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Some were even taking precautions: "The women are all buying burqas," she said.
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But even if the worst is unlikely, it makes sense to take precautions.
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There's a heightened season where you're aware you have to take preparedness precautions.
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Each of the 4,000 classrooms are being assessed for safety precautions as well.
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Despite the elaborate precautions, until now cryptomarkets have tended not to last long.
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"Mostly I pray, even though I take a lot of precautions," she says.
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Further, he said, he took precautions to protect Zin-mi and her family.
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The Church of the Nativity isn't the only church to take extra precautions.
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Manor racing director Dave Ryan said his team were taking the 'normal precautions'.
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But this year is the first time Indian schools have taken such precautions.
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Mayor Marty Walsh urged residents to take precautions for the bitterly cold weather.
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That is, they conducted randomized controlled trials and took precautions to avoid bias.
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In the US, for instance, there are certain precautions that are taken everywhere.
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Even if Pornhub takes the proper precautions, this isn't great news for anyone.
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Many of those who are holding in-person town halls are taking precautions.
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Earlier in the day, he retweeted coronavirus safety precautions posted to Pence's account.
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That's why sex workers say they are taking extra precautions to stay safe.
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Other basic precautions like washing your hands and staying informed are also productive.
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Mutual aid group organizers generally seem to be aware of the recommended precautions.
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We were also told their employees weren't taking precautions due to the virus.
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The best thing to do, in any case, is to take extra precautions.
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The department is urging residents to take extra precautions to avoid being bitten.
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Each time, before I went, we would take a lot of extreme precautions.
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Workers with the Tokyo torch relay are not being accorded the same precautions.
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"Take all your precautions please," Camacho the Morton Williams bookkeeper asks of us.
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Instead, my partner and I decided to take the precautions we're comfortable with.
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Multiple school systems are taking advanced precautions in the event of an outbreak.
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So everyone should be serious about taking all the reasonable precautions against infection.
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We also don't know enough about it to truly rule out airborne precautions.
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Aside from that, his whereabouts and what precautions he's taking are relatively unknown.
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We are also following the CDC guidelines and taking all necessary health precautions.
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Despite these precautions, there was a small breach in security on Monday afternoon.
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"These are the kinds of precautions we should be taking," Mr. Harper added.
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Other big tech companies say they are taking similar precautions to Meituan Dianping.
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I noticed many people taking precautions — and others unnecessarily exposing themselves to germs.
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The entrepreneur said she wants more clarity on the precautions being taken, however.
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The latest precautions come after San Francisco announced its first two cases Thursday.
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All photo and video platforms face issues like this, but many take precautions.
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Already seen a couple gas lines this morning- glad people are starting precautions!
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Precautions around the showings are just that — precautionary — but they aren't necessarily unfounded.
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The new precautions were put in place after several security breaches last month.
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But this newfangled digital cooperation doesn't mean owners are absolved of basic precautions.
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World authorities are taking their own precautions to keep the virus from spreading.
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In that time, people traveled to and from Wuhan and didn't take precautions.
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Level Two is alert, when you should practice enhanced precautions for this destination.
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They said there are several precautions you can take to withstand natural disasters.
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Today you can still fish in the reservoir, though security precautions after Sept.
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Aides took extra precautions to ensure the news of the trip didn't leak.
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To lessen the chances of becoming a victim, there are precautions you should take.
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"Please take all necessary precautions to save your life and to minimize risks," Gov.
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Saudi Arabian Airlines joined some other international airlines on Saturday in taking related precautions.
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To stop the spread, officials urge people to get vaccinated and to take precautions.
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Based on our precautions and the steep cost, we did not have him tested.
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Many fear that lives will be lost because proper precautions will not be taken.
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Sensible precautions notwithstanding, this achievement bodes well for speedy crewed missions to the ISS.
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Parents should vaccinate their children against polio and take precautions to prevent mosquito bites.
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What precautions were taken to protect the priceless pieces of art from light damage?
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Schools are taking more precautions, but students are still being exposed to gun violence.
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Protesters have taken precautions to conceal their faces since the beginning of the demonstrations.
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The brides reportedly wore cotton leggings and pulled up their hair as safety precautions.
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Amazon also told third-party sellers to take "precautions" to protect their account performances.
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Penn wrote in the Rolling Stone article of elaborate security precautions, including switching phones.
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Still, the potential for a truly catastrophic lab accidents, while necessitating precautions, is unlikely.
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They took extra precautions, including having specific ultrasounds focused on the baby's forming bladder.
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A few months of precautions can prevent devastating lifelong defects for the developing fetus.
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The bus also features supplementary sensors for remote supervision, speed monitoring and safety precautions.
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Uber, prepping to debut on the public market, is taking the safety precautions seriously.
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And you probably thought you took extra precautions by occasionally changing your password. LOL.
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Despite these precautions, the men and women who worked in the store remained scared.
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The space organization took similar precautions during January's comparatively measly 76-minute light show.
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In addition, it seems like Savin is taking the necessary precautions for his trip.
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Would they take precautions based on it or ignore it because of its origin?
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Unfortunately, despite the extra precautions, J'ouvert was yet again the backdrop for more casualties.
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For the good of football, I hope they take the necessary precautions and measures.
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You can never be too careful, and it's always smart to take extra precautions.
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Please, do not attempt a gender reveal party without taking the proper safety precautions.
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NASA is taking extra special precautions to ensure Juno gets into that orbit, too.
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But if you do want to access these resources, take these privacy precautions first.
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Even with all of these precautions, the spacecraft will accrue radiation damage over time.
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So we might as well get used to the interference, and take sensible precautions.
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These basic precautions help prevent you from becoming overly hungry in the first place.
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Reporters traveling with Pompeo noted the secretary's heavy precautions even as he touted success.
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Are hotels in Miami taking any precautions to protect their guests from contracting Zika?
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The bottom line, the experts emphasized, is to be vigilant and take precautions online.
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The directive slammed the system for keeping trains running instead of taking safety precautions.
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And so, at Aldercrest, another skilled-nursing facility in Edmonds, they were taking precautions.
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Dr. Jasjit K. Singh urged fellow Sikhs to take precautions, but not to panic.
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It makes sense that nervous Americans would take more precautions until coronavirus fears ebb.
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Workers could be incapacitated by the coronavirus, while public safety precautions could stop production.
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Race officials also brief riders on communication procedures and safety precautions before the competition.
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Despite those precautions, many virtual currency investors said the Telegram offering was too risky.
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People who didn't trust the government were much less likely to take recommended precautions.
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Four months later, again, despite precautions, I was looking at another positive pregnancy test.
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The company added that it was taking precautions by spacing out workers in cubicles.
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I always just worry when they ride the dragons without saddles or safety precautions.
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"We must look into why adequate precautions were not taken," said Prime Minister Wickremesinghe.
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"I think they do what they can [and] take the necessary precautions," Fish said.
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Safe travel can still take place if people take safety precautions and plan ahead.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) said Sunday that increased cleaning precautions would be put in place.
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The dating app Tinder is warning users to take precautions amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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That made it impossible to gauge how aggressive we should be in taking precautions.
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Do you think she could come home as long as precautions are in place?
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She was left in the hands of less experienced residents with no precautions taken.
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"If I'm going to do food delivery, I need to take precautions," Dale says.
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He fears the virus will spread like "wildfire" if no extra precautions are taken.
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But I feel fine at the moment, and we are taking all sensible precautions.
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But there are some precautions you should take to protect yourself from the attack.
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Many African countries have taken the same precautions as the rest of the world.
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This leaves older people and their families wondering what extra precautions they should take.
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Basic precautions might include encouraging handwashing, eliminating self-service at buffets and increasing cleaning.
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This means employers should take extra precautions to ensure the safety of their employees.
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But what I'm reminded of, looking back, are the implications of not taking precautions.
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As a result, Fradin recommends taking extra precautions with more at-risk family members.
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Workplace safety precautions included temperature checks to try to detect signs of coronavirus infections.
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But with no expectation of improved roads, tanker drivers have implemented their own precautions.
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" He added: "We must take all precautions to prevent that from ever happening again.
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However, Hronopoulos said Naughty America is aware of the concerns and is taking precautions.
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Second: Are the proper precautions taken to prevent power surges, or worse, electrical fires?
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What safety precautions do you choose to take during your daily travels — if any?
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But it is important to take appropriate precautions to avoid the spread of salmonella.
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Israel had to take precautions against its soldiers and citizens being killed or kidnapped.
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The CDC has issued its lowest threat for Iran — Level 1: Practice Usual Precautions.
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We're focusing on claims that are designed to discourage treatment or taking appropriate precautions.
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Security concerns have dictated Israel's precautions and responses, not an ideology of apartheid racism.
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Insurers may also offer a break for security precautions in the building or apartment.
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If you're taking precautions to protect your home, let your insurer know, Worters said.
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But even with the extra precautions, the president's entrance was marred by a disturbance.
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The defendants took extensive precautions on travel to the United States, the indictment alleges.
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Some parents described waiting until their child showed new skills to adjust those precautions.
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If so, it is reasonable to request that proper "infection control" precautions are taken.
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Environmental activists from New York City and Westchester County are not mollified by those precautions.
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The USSS declined to comment on security precautions being taken for Trump and his family.
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This NSF decision could magnify this conflict if precautions are not taken to prevent that.
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Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel urged residents to check on their neighbors and take safety precautions.
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Are there safety precautions you teach students so they don't break an ankle or something?
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But even using precautions, Patino said, mining for bitcoin, in particular, is a major gamble.
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What are the precautions Samsung is really taking when building replacement Note7s to protect consumers?
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While each attack happened in different ways, extra precautions could have helped mitigate the impacts.
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We will take all necessary precautions that it never happens again, if it has happened.
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The State Department's advisory on that special administrative region urges travelers to "exercise normal precautions."
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Would you say the safety precautions that make the biggest difference tend to be simple?
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Moes told me Windset takes ample precautions to prevent that sort of thing from happening.
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I am going there prepared, and I am going to take all of the precautions.
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Experts say the women must have taken precautions so the nerve agent wouldn't kill them.
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Then we sent the models to Extreme Precautions/Mondkopf and he added beats and synthesizers.
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They took precautions to protect their property as best they could and left as ordered.
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Now, seven months later, despite his success, King says his precautions didn't go far enough.
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Then the computer would take necessary precautions, like shutting down, to avoid any catastrophic damage.
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In a week of harrowing city-level cyber attacks, New York is taking some precautions.
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"They take precautions very seriously, and they also take due process very seriously," Swift said.
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He doesn't mention safety precautions, accusations that he's terrorizing his neighborhood, or even legal concerns.
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There a bunch of precautions you can take to further ensure an anonymous browsing experience.
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Any number overheating electronics are no fun, so make sure you take the proper precautions.
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Click here to view original GIFWhen used with proper precautions, power tools are perfectly safe.
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Experts say it means would-be sunbathers need to be more vigilant about taking precautions.
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Some smaller synagogues in Pittsburgh have taken other precautions in response to last year's attack.
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It's too unsafe despite all the precautions, certifications, and training Facebook offers its hardware engineers.
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Despite the obvious safety precautions in place, I would still be nervous about going down.
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We'd taken her to see The Force Awakens the year before, but I'd taken precautions.
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But there are some precautions people should know before slathering it all over their bodies.
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We should certainly take precautions to keep the integrity of our elections in this country.
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The Japanese government's J-Alert warning system advised people in the area to take precautions.
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For personal safety, the Hijas only use their first names and take digital security precautions.
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I would bet against Trump on this one and take some precautions in the market.
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Because of all the precautions noted above, collisions involving Naval ships are uncommon, Kirby said.
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For those who have taken prior precautions, recovering a ransomed computer is fairly straight forward.
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As the final step in her pre-flight precautions, Campbell dons a cloth face mask.
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But Philadelphia officials failed to take precautions, like discouraging people from gathering in large numbers.
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Fortunately, because of these precautions and other safety standards, window-washing-related fatalities are few.
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Likewise, common sense defensive military precautions could be misconstrued as the prelude to offensive operations.
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But you can remind yourself about precautions, especially after several days of 90 degree weather.
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And actually getting people to practice basic safety precautions like wearing helmets can be tricky.
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State officials said they took extra precautions to guard against cyber attacks and other concerns.
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In the wake of Ghost Ship, it's crucial that venues take basic fire safety precautions.
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It comes with built-in written instructions and voice prompts as well as safety precautions.
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I think those precautions are the bare minimum of what we should all be doing.
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As coronavirus spreads, churches, synagogues and mosques are taking precautions and adjusting their worship traditions.
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"The NCAA and its colleges should take precautions to protect college athletes," the group said.
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That's unlikely to happen in the U.S. as long as serious precautions continue, Fauci said.
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The attorney also stated in the email new health precautions being made at the factory.
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"There were some precautions, but we also could have done things more safely," he admitted.
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Other lenders also left the taxi industry or took precautions long before the market collapsed.
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He took these precautions because the threats that his clinic received were not all idle.
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There's a possibility chimpanzees could be susceptible to Covid-19, so sanctuaries are taking precautions.
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Instead, they have suggested limiting the number of members on the floor, among other precautions.
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She added that some student involvement in ambulatory settings could be arranged, with proper precautions.
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And the consequences of not taking those precautions, especially between patients, were all too apparent.
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It is also important to continue taking the same precautions on the road, experts said.
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Enhanced security precautions have become common at shrines, schools and shopping centers in Hazara areas.
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"We must look into why adequate precautions were not taken," Mr. Wickremesinghe said on Sunday.
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"We can take all the precautions we need, but cases will pop up," he said.
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In some places, airports remain fairly busy, but travelers are masking up and taking precautions.
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Public health experts say residents need to take precautions to return safely to their homes.
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A Reuters/Ipsos poll shows that many Americans are taking sound precautions against COVID-19.
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Officials are also taking precautions to limit the risk of exposure for staffers opening ballots.
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Everyone should take basic precautions, but preventative measures will vary based on location and demographics.
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Even while the theaters were open, precautions were set in place at many of them.
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"Italy is taking precautions that the entire world should be watching," comedian Tim Platt said.
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The pool was closed, and they said they took "extra precautions" to sanitize the rooms.
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Freeing the creature without any proper safety precautions in place seemed totally out of character.
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She is concerned about the inconsistencies in the quarantines and school precautions in the area.
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"Everyone takes the proper precautions," said Jwaundace Candece, who specializes in driving and motorcycle stunts.
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It's very obvious why the company decided to take precautions before the Razr is released.
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But there is considerable anxiety and debate over the proper precautions within the city's Chinatowns.
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A security expert enlisted by Recode found that Ring's devices lack widely adopted safety precautions.
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Israel has rejected the criticism, saying it takes numerous precautions to prevent unnecessary civilian casualties.
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"If you don't take the right precautions, it will cost you your life," he said.
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She encouraged all residents to take precautions to prevent fleas in and around their homes.
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"Shipping a pet is very safe when the proper precautions are taken," Mr. Huntington said.
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Japan is only a level two, which means the CDC says to practice enhanced precautions.
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Super Tuesday polling locations around the nation are taking extra precautions against the coronavirus outbreak.
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Despite all of the warnings and precautions, human error, it seems, always finds a way.
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Though the virus is spread by human to human contact, officials are taking extra precautions.
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The CDC issued its least severe health notice for Italy — Level 1: Practice Usual Precautions.
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The CDC also issued its lowest threat for Hong Kong — Level 1: Practice Usual Precautions.
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Cramer has advised that investors take precautions as the inches closer to record trading levels.
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The photos below show the precautions being taken to stop the deadly virus&apos spread:
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Several vendors in the market said the precautions, as well as the oversight, were strict.
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It ultimately identified 187 servers in the U.S. that lacked passwords or basic security precautions.
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He directed local police departments to determine how to boost safety precautions in religious communities.
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The members of the association take special precautions to make sure animals don't escape captivity.
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Take precautions when using gas-powered appliances as they could lead to carbon monoxide poisoning.
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The Senate took additional precautions on Wednesday when it passed the second economic relief proposal.
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When my girlfriend, Lara, and I travel on the road, we have to take precautions.
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There are risks, but if you educate yourself and take proper precautions, you're pretty safe.
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Due to the shooting, he added, safety precautions are a major talking point for his group.
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Jasper Liu, a communications manager for CRBC in Kenya, says those precautions are for safety reasons.
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And by taking the appropriate precautions, infected individuals can actively protect their partners from contracting HIV.
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Lee assures us she took all the necessary precautions with Emma to ward against blonde breakage.
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I based myself on the sound of Extreme Precautions, using the same instruments and plug-ins.
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According to Amick, a doctor also came in and spoke to the team about taking precautions.
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Take extra precautions, like changing to a strong password and switching your server to a VPN.
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If a few rules and national security precautions got violated along the way, so be it.
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But if anything, she felt a bit annoyed by all the precautions in place for her.
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Several worried that the five-yearly reviews of all these precautions would not be tough enough.
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"We are taking precautions, but do not expect any material implications," Apache spokesman Joe Brettell said.
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DuPont was proactive in looking into PFOA's properties and taking precautions to guard against any harm.
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CNN also agreed to not disclose the intense security precautions, including how Votel flew into Syria.
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Or looking for the sort of precautions and audits that might prevent a false positive arrest.
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Even before either of us had heard of the virus, we were taking all the precautions.
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To be sure she knew the risks, she called up Iowa's state epidemiologist to discuss precautions.
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Although the water increases the odds of leakage, owners have taken multiple precautions to avoid contamination.
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"No concerns in terms of radiation – just general precautions when walking through the rubble," Ivanchuk said.
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Lawyers will keep the information confidential, though the group still recommends taking precautions when reaching out.
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There's no question that sexually active men and their pregnant partners should take the necessary precautions.
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If you live in the US southwest, please be sure to take all the appropriate precautions.
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The same precautions are also being recommended for South Florida counties surrounding Miami-Dade and Broward.
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All embassy personnel have been accounted for and the embassy is taking "appropriate precautions," Kirby said.
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For all China's precautions, some Chinese students do come round to Taiwan's political way of thinking.
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Most Olympians say they'll go ahead and compete this week, after taking the proper precautions. 4.
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Keybase has taken many precautions to ensure the privacy of these communications to the extent possible.
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If you're on Twitter period, it's a good idea to take precautions around your tweet history.
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"We are asking the people to remain alert and continue taking precautions," said meteorologist Rene Paciente.
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No related illnesses have been reported yet, but both companies are taking precautions for customer safety.
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Singapore residents responded to government calls to be vigilant and to take precautions against mosquito bites.
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You can protect yourself by following these other common sense precautions: Never pay anything up front.
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And (though it should not be your problem) take precautions to be safe when going out.
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Baseball scouts and officials are now wary of entering the country and take precautions when visiting.
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"Most of these precautions are not visible or discussed by venues, for obvious reasons," Lee said.
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Security company Palo Alto Networks stressed the need for robust defences and precautions to deter criminals.
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What's more, the defense witnesses argued, Metzker didn't take the proper precautions with his PCR analysis.
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It is to take the necessary precautions beforehand and empower yourself and them should something happen.
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The government is probably watching me, and maybe so are cybercriminals, so yeah, I take precautions.
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I don't think the Olympics should be canceled, but there clearly has to be precautions taken.
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Makers of the vaping devices have already taken precautions in case they lose the regulatory battle.
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If you think you're special, then of course you don't need to take precautions against yourself.
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And if you're pregnant and you must travel, take precautions against mosquitoes and watch for symptoms.
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"I think these kinds of studies highlight the importance of general hygiene precautions," Ravetz told Broadly.
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These aren't idle precautions -- there have been two abductions of Taesung residents by North Korean soldiers.
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Notre Dame did have significant fire safety precautions in place at the time of the blaze.
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These days, safety precautions for large gatherings in U.S. cities tend to focus on preventing terrorism.
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There's an art to making a sugar-baby profile — and certain precautions you have to take
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Common precautions, like only installing apps from the official app stores, can help you avoid malware.
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It warned travelers from Uruguay to "take precautions against growing indiscriminate violence" in the form of
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National forests and parks in Arizona and New Mexico have already been shut down as precautions.
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Unless you take precautions to encrypt your data, do not conduct financial transactions on public WiFi.
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While there haven't been any confirmed reports of illnesses yet, the company is taking safety precautions.
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Even tweeting a meme without careful precautions—like removing your geolocation data—can have serious ramifications.
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Precautions are needed to limit the turmoil, but putting off change indefinitely will spell steady decline.
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We definitely took some extra precautions, for sure, and I think my tempo certainly helped, too.
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"You absolutely need to take proper precautions about who's being allowed in those facilities," he said.
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If you do have play dates, though, it's still wise to set limits and take precautions.
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But with the proper precautions, it should be less risky to partake in the sharing economy.
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Public officials have warned the U.S. could follow in Italy's footsteps if precautions are not taken.
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Later, the candidates talked about the precautions they are taking personally to protect themselves from coronavirus.
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That's what we're aiming for, and it's something you can personally help achieve by taking precautions.
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This guide also includes a list of precautions for household members/partners/caregivers of infected individuals.
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They're not worried about it, they're not tripping, but they're going through the necessary health precautions.
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"Some precautions are being taken for industry," said Mr. Sak of the Economic Policy Research Foundation.
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The agency also advises taking precautions to avoid mosquito bites, like wearing repellent and long sleeves.
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"We must look into why adequate precautions were not taken," he said at a news conference.
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Those are just precautions so that we can limit the likelihood that there is an outbreak.
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My mom was aware of the recommendations about basic coronavirus precautions, but was discounting their importance.
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Broadway shows are continuing to play during the coronavirus outbreak, but extra precautions are being taken.
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Initially, we were told it would be airborne precautions [such as N95 masks with eye protection].
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But I imagine we will still be taking greater precautions than we did in the past.
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The controversial no-visitor policies are an example that hospitals are taking serious precautions, she added.
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And I don't feel like that's taking a huge risk because she takes precautions, as well.
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And I don't feel like that's taking a huge risk because she takes precautions, as well.
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She said common-sense precautions were also being taken, like relocating generators out of floodable basements.
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This makes taking precautions now — like canceling your travel plans and social gatherings— even more important.
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It has also urged staff to take precautions, such as regular hand washing and social distancing.
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Residents will need to take precautions to return safely to their homes, public health experts said.
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Taking precautions can save respiratory systems and, most important, the lungs of people with weaker constitutions.
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" Notably, he wrote that "these are the same precautions I currently use during our influenza season.
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That is the nature of humanity, but we're going to have as many precautions as possible.
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Locals feel safe enough there to forgo some of the routine precautions other city dwellers take.
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Messonnier and Duchin both recommended that people take basic precautions to prevent the spread of illness.
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In the Northwest, especially, health officials were putting in place new precautions given the new cases.
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Gonzalez-Kurz, the public information officer, said convention center staff take precautions to ensure public safety.
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State and national Democrats say they are taking precautions to ensure that Nevada's caucuses go smoothly.
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The CDC issued a Level Two travel notice for Japan, warning travelers to "practice enhanced precautions."
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The coronavirus continues to spread, and US officials want Americans to be prepared and take precautions.
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He points out viruses can easily spread within a hospital if doctors don't take proper precautions.
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Passengers are taking precautions The passengers are wearing protective masks and are spending some time outdoors.
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Lawmakers in both the House and Senate have decried the breach and questioned Equifax's security precautions.
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Joyner took the bomblet from Smith, set it down and chastised Smith for disregarding safety precautions.
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Merely observing standard precautions by wearing gloves will prevent any dermal contact when handling the drug.
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Swift has been urging the thousands of banks that belong to its network to take precautions.
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She works four days a week near Grand Central, and she's taking all the necessary precautions.
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For its part, the coalition says it takes all precautions to avoid civilian casualties. Lt.-Gen.
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And they have likely taken elaborate precautions to maximize the security of the president's wireless communications.
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This is where you want to eventually be, so you want to take all the precautions.
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Some papers reported that the lab was badly mismanaged, with important precautions ignored because of haste.
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We're told the pregnancy wasn't planned, but they weren't taking precautions because they're deeply in love.
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Officials said they took extra precautions this year, but have not detected any credible security threats.
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Both the DNC and NRCC took precautions to try to keep hackers out of their networks.
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The fine for failing to take appropriate precautions would be increased to $10,163 from $4,800, he said.
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Security precautions were extraordinary, with ships positioned off the coast in case an emergency evacuation was needed.
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With proper safety precautions, it's possible that thinner batteries will be more feasible in the future.[Engadget]
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John Thune of South Dakota was among Republicans who said the administration was taking careful proactive precautions.
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That should encourage providers to be more careful with sensitive information, and take better precautions against hacking.
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The message was sent to inform employees to take the necessary precautions to prevent possible identity theft.
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Policies often require the cardholder to have taken reasonable care and precautions to safeguard the purchased item.
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For safety precautions, only a maximum of 15 people are allowed on the skywalk at one time.
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It added that for insurance companies, quarterly dividends could weaken the ability to take necessary solidity precautions.
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While hackers may make it past other defense precautions, they are immediately misdirected into this simulated system.
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The jet landed at the airport Sunday afternoon amid huge security precautions on the city-state island.
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"I think there are precautions we have to take, and that's part of any job," he continued.
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The dorms had no emergency exits and did not have fire extinguishers or other basic safety precautions.
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" They continue, "These precautions are designed to protect our visitors and ensure a positive environment at Candytopia.
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Such precautions are seen as vital in an era when cyberattacks from the nation's adversaries are common.
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Despite the company's precautions, a vegetation fire broke out under its power lines in Bethel Island, Calif.
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Until more is known, pregnant women are being advised to take precautions, along with their sex partners.
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Because with cold temps comes dry, flaky skin — if you don't take the right precautions, that is.
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U.S. military planners took precautions to minimize risk to Russian or Syrian personnel located at the airfield.
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The WHO recommends that people traveling to infected areas should exercise the normal precautions against mosquito bites.
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Such precautions generally don't translate to laptops, however, so there isn't a universal method to mitigate risks.
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"The zoo should have probably taken better precautions since it's a place kids go," Krista Ward said.
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Scott told the news outlet that Bueno-Sanchez had taken the proper precautions in the online interaction.
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"These findings really stress the importance of tick avoidance and precautions to prevent tick bites," he said.
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It was an unfortunate event that happened in spite of all safety precautions and procedures being followed.
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The American Centers for Disease Control, meanwhile, suggests travellers "practice enhanced precautions" in more than 20 countries.
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"The detailed planning is not complete but precautions will be made not to have mistakes," he said.
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S. military planners took precautions to minimize risk to Russian or Syrian personnel located at the airfield.
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So do you have any precautions or rules in place to make sure the venues are safe?
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The forecast today said it would be 313°F and we all had to take extra precautions.
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Certain precautions should therefore be observed to mitigate the risk of accidental fire in the cargo hold.
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Passengers on flights to Hong Kong — or really to anywhere — would be wise to follow some precautions.
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You can take several precautions to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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But these studies are important because they reiterate the importance of general hygiene and taking sensible precautions.
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Experts say your best bet is to be extra vigilant with the normal precautions during tick season.
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"Right now I think everyone feels pretty good about the precautions that Brazil has taken," said Busch.
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Local hip-hop promoters said it was not unusual for artist entourages to evade standard security precautions.
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He also was clear that he took special precautions to make sure the votes were cast appropriately.
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Although crime is rising in Mexico City, daily life is fairly safe, provided some precautions are taken.
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Now, no party in paradise can proceed without the host taking precautions against the disease-carrying pests.
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So naturally, when the team's president wanted to watch from the stands, he had to take precautions.
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"I just ask to please take precautions to prevent ticks with your children and yourself," she wrote.
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She said staff had not "taken any extra precautions in terms of protecting ourselves" at that point.
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Despite the Mets' precautions, four of their five young starters, counting Wheeler, have had Tommy John surgery.
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" He also said the newspaper has "taken a number of special precautions to protect the person's identity.
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Prolific says it takes multiple precautions to ensure that participants are trustworthy — and paying attention during experiments.
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Even when opioids are necessary, doctors can minimize the risk of addiction by taking a few precautions.
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The local authorities were taking precautions to try and prevent the infection from spreading, the report said.
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Instead, PG&E's critics accuse the company of shirking safety precautions to funnel money toward investor dividends.
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Because of this risk, pregnant women and their partners are taking extra precautions to prevent becoming infected.
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I asked her how she felt when she discovered she was expecting again despite all her precautions.
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Think smart, trust your gut, and take precautions, and more often than not, things work out okay.
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Despite the abundant security precautions, no alarms were tripped and nobody rushed out to confront the intruders.
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" The spokesperson added, "Amongst other precautions, the SEC is encouraging Headquarters employees to telework until further guidance.
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In that case, over the counter medication and other regular health precautions will help you feel better.
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But experts and leaders alike continued to emphasize that risks were low if people take basic precautions.
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Most important, please take the necessary precautions to keep yourself, family, friends, and clients healthy and safe.
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The simplest — and probably the most important — thing you can do is take precautions like social distancing.
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In this case, because of health precautions, they will convene remotely, which could make reaching compromises harder.
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But if they could pre-experience a catastrophe, perhaps they would listen up and take some precautions.
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With its small population and a single hospital, Dare County believes that taking strict precautions is necessary.
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"We ask clients to follow precautions and please stay home if they feel sick," the release reads.
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I do not believe there are enough school security precautions nor counseling resources in my high school.
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Over the course of the study, and despite all the precautions offered them, 397 women became infected.
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One attorney told Reuters MGM may have acted quickly but questioned whether "reasonable precautions" were in place.
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The coalition says its pilots take extra precautions not to hit civilian targets and investigates each report.
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With the murder rate soaring, Brazilians are taking precautions, such as going out less often at night.
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Major U.S. sports leagues are taking precautions and considering contingencies as the coronavirus spreads across the country.
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You may not be worried about this virus but PLEASE take precautions anyway because we're out here.
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"Amongst other precautions, the SEC is encouraging headquarters employees to telework until further guidance," the spokesperson said.
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Airborne precautions are required only for healthcare workers when undertaking aerosol producing procedures such as bronchoscopy/intubation.
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They're not worried about it, they're not tripping, but they're going through the necessary health precautions obviously.
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With basic precautions (namely not to travel by road after dark) I could move freely, they said.
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She has now tested negative for COVID-19, but is still taking precautions to recover and isolate.
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In this case, due to health precautions, they will convene remotely, which could make reaching compromises harder.
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In this case, because of health precautions, they will convene remotely, which could make reaching compromises harder.
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"Just take wise precautions to recognize that family and not start pulling it up with your hands."
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The ministry also recommended funeral agencies take precautions in handling remains of patients infected with the coronavirus.
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It is also encouraging tourists to take the same precautions people take during flu season when traveling.
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"Firearms are dangerous weapons so take precautions to make sure things like that don't happen," Gilliland said.
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One of the developers said he's even taken more precautions because of what the apps have shown.
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Apple is taking precautions to protect its workers against the spread of the coronavirus in mainland China.
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While the Aurora shooting may have seemed unpredictable, it's time for everyone to take precautions, Bonczyk said.
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My previous book was full of descriptions of therapeutic encounters, and I'd taken the industry-standard precautions.
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Elsewhere in China, though, some big companies are trying to return to work — albeit with serious precautions.
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It is also encouraging tourists to take the same precautions people take during flu season when traveling.
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"No one has given us any information, so we have to take our own precautions," he said.
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Many countries and U.S. states have already implemented some of the precautions, like quarantines and airport screenings.
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Here are travel precautions and guidelines the US government has issued for countries impacted by the coronavirus.
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But he cautioned that any videoconferencing platform has inherent risks, even if users take necessary safety precautions.
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Among precautions, site leaders at caucuses will phone in their results and take photographs of their tabulations.
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Despite precautions, a spill can shut down an industrial plant, or close down a road or neighborhood.
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In fact, as CNBC recently observed, many local businesses take few precautions when closing shop at night.
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Using precautions — such as not leaving in a tampon too long — is all that I would recommend.
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Obviously with the Zika virus it's a concern but we have to be careful and take precautions.
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Or maybe Microsoft just somehow failed to take basic precautions that should be standard in the industry.
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Other travelers should take precautions to avoid mosquito bites by wearing long sleeves and using bug repellent.
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I felt that people who contracted STIs were dirty or diseased and didn't take proper precautions sexually.
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Israel cites security for its precautions around Gaza, which is controlled by the armed Islamist group Hamas.
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Interestingly, I took the same precautions I took in Russia, we did almost everything the same way.
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If you want to have sex with somebody, tell them about your history, and take the necessary precautions.
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It also means taking other precautions such as locking or barricading doors, turning off lights and silencing phones.
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Many others say they will take precautions but won't let a low risk of infection blur their focus.
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Despite our extreme precautions, I had my blood drawn for my free Zika test just one week later.
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In her video post, the Devious Maids star assured followers she was feeling well and taking necessary precautions.
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According to one of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology officials, such security precautions may not matter.
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Healthcare workers and anyone working with young children should also take precautions, especially during any community healthcare crisis.
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Everyone should take the necessary precautions now and stay informed of the latest weather conditions for their area.
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Today Chinese phone maker Xiaomi also confirmed it will attend — tweeting a statement detailing the precautions it's taking.
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Patrons like John Golding, who'd recently celebrated twenty-five years of marriage to his wife, appreciated these precautions.
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Park police had banned weapons from the park and taken other precautions against possible violence at the rally.
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Despite these precautions, she may still experience a more minor infection (compared to staph) or an allergic reaction.
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Mr. Obama is not the first person inside the White House to take precautions against high-tech dangers.
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There are precautions renters can take to avoid them, or ways to fight back once they've been had.
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She already took precautions, carrying a small pocketknife for safety on her way to work past the playground.
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If you take a few simple precautions during your period, you can reduce your risk of developing TSS.
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It said sellers should take precautions to make sure their sales performance is not affected by the virus.
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It had also urged vendors and attendees to take certain hygiene precautions, such as advising against shaking hands.
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Stephanie McMahon told us they took extra precautions to make sure to show respect to the Saudi people.
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However, there are some safety precautions to keep in mind before grabbing your leggings and hitting the snow.
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If you're not experimenting with anal play with a monogamous partner, take safer sex precautions, like using condoms.
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The goal, it appears, is to curb sales that are conducted without background checks and public safety precautions.
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Britton definitely takes extra precautions, per his FAQ:My costume (a suit) is treated with a 'fire-proofing' spray.
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Would you take any precautions to avoid selling to people who were at risk of a bad trip?
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Earlier this week, SWIFT warned banks around the world to increase security precautions due to the digital heists.
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Even with all of White's precautions to keep the Goldwater delegates in line, arguments erupted on the floor.
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CR is now suggesting more thorough precautions be put in place to ensure safety for the whole family.
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According to a source at the prison, the precautions are a direct result Smith's history of sexual infractions.
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In Alabama, Governor Kay Ivey urged residents in areas facing heavy winds and storm surges to take precautions.
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Think of a puppy as a toddler with fur; precautions are necessary to keep them safe and happy.
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When we hear about attacks like these, the temptation is to want to step up museum security precautions.
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Future setups will almost certainly involve similar precautions, but even then there's still no guarantee of full security.
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Armed with context, consumers can determine whether they need to take extra precautions after a security incident happens.
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He recommends taking extra precautions with foods that share prep space, even if they're advertised as gluten-free.
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And if a company gets hacked, your data could be stolen regardless of what precautions you personally took.
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Ryder and Howarth said that these precautions result in a "negligible" fraud rate in the low single digits.
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But the whistleblower's lawyers remained concerned that those precautions might not be enough to protect their client's anonymity.
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Blocking someone on Twitter means that their tweets won't show up on your timeline, among other safety precautions.
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Lithium Cycles thinks the best safety precautions you can take are a helmet and top-end disc brakes.
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Island authorities say they have taken necessary precautions to warn tourists not to get too close to planes.
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Uber says it now takes extra precautions and no longer claims it has the best background check policy.
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During the cruise, the ship's captain apologized for alarming passengers but said the precautions are necessary, Jasinski said.
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FATF also said it welcomed efforts by Algeria, Angola and Panama to tighten their anti-money laundering precautions.
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I also ask every Floridian to take proper precautions by eliminating any standing water and wearing insect repellent.
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Bird strikes on aircraft may be rare, but not so rare that airports shouldn't take precautions against them.
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And for Americans who are pregnant, or who plan to be, all of the precautions surrounding Zika remain.
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"We must be merciless…the legal quibbling, precautions and pretexts for insufficient action are not acceptable," he said.
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N.T.S.B. officials on Monday did not address whether these precautions were used by the work crew in Chester.
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In Alabama Governor Kay Ivey urged residents in areas facing heavy winds and storm surges to take precautions.
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D.C. officials are already taking security precautions ahead of Sunday's protest to prevent a repeat of such violence.
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Muir-Wood, himself a talented storyteller, makes a strong case for rewarding those who take comparatively dull precautions.
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Fires can be deadly, so make sure you take the right precautions when starting and extinguishing a fire.
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Ford requested special security precautions during negotiations with Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) over the weekend.
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But Russia's Defense Ministry has said little about the accident, and local residents are taking their own precautions.
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Parents can take a few simple precautions to keep their children safe in strollers and carriers, Roberts said.
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Flu season is here, which means families need to take extra precautions to keep children from getting sick.
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"Anyone outside in locations with expanded areas of heat is going to have to take precautions," he said.
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It said Britain's conclusion would "carry great weight" with European leaders and other nations could use similar precautions.
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And no matter how many precautions you take, there's no way to eliminate risk to people around you.
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If people want to take even more precautions, they can wear some sort of filter as they clean.
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Without any special precautions, he was loaded into an ambulance on Sunday night and driven into the borough.
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As always, we encourage all travelers to stay safe, follow guidelines from the CDC website, and take precautions.
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But Catalina convinced me that, given standard precautions, not only was it safe but not to be missed.
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Federal health officials are urging older Americans and their families to take a host of precautions against infection.
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The public is being urged to follow basic precautions like frequent hand-washing and staying home when sick.
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Taking these precautions, such as limiting public gatherings, in the name of public health is obviously worth doing.
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Schiff is among those taking special precautions, following news that a former Intelligence aide was among those infected.
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But even as they confront the national crisis, staffers are taking their own precautions to avoid getting sick.
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Some firms with presences in areas where the coronavirus outbreak has been most severe are taking special precautions.
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Lyft, which owns Citi Bike, took similar precautions with its bike-sharing services in Washington and San Francisco.
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If a connected device is too appealing to pass up, take precautions before putting it in little hands.
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"Virginians should take all necessary precautions to ensure they are prepared for winter weather storm impacts," he said.
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The precautions may have saved him from getting the coronavirus, which was then quietly spreading across the city.
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It's a rare gathering of human beings in this time of social distancing, but precautions are being taken.
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It's a rare gathering of human beings in this time of social distancing, but precautions are being taken.
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Yes, schools have become safer, and my school, too, has taken safety precautions to prevent such a tragedy.
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Each decade, the interface is carefully mapped by the Forest Service as part of its fire-safety precautions.
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As the coronavirus outbreak continues to intensify, people are increasingly taking extra precautions in maintaining health and hygiene.
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In the interim, we've done our best to develop clinical algorithms to guide decision-making with isolation precautions.
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Norwegian military and civilian personnel have taken precautions related to the spread of the coronavirus ahead the exercise.
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We're taking all necessary and recommended precautions, including increased sanitization and social distancing, a public health best practice.
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Business Insider spoke to two experts to find out what precautions shoppers should take amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Just take the right precautions, and you should be prepared for almost any hiccup that comes your way.
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Our first photo story explores how communities in affected countries are taking precautions to protect themselves from infection.
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I have begged my son to take necessary precautions in the future as a result of this case.
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"She is feeling well, is taking all the recommended precautions and her symptoms remain mild," the statement said.
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"She is feeling well, is taking all the recommended precautions and her symptoms remain mild," the statement said.
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All these precautions mean that the relatives who have been awaiting the boys' return must keep their distance.
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COM SAYS IMPLEMENTING INITIAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH DUE TO CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) - BLOG * SALESFORCE.
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"The Dutch judiciary has taken the necessary precautions to prevent the spreading of the coronavirus," a statement said.
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At the airports in China, the man said he saw officials and passengers wearing masks and taking precautions.
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You can protect yourself up to a point if you take proper precautions with the foods you purchase.
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He said he became inspired to take precautions for potential disaster scenarios after seeing the movie "Deep Impact."
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"Military planners took precautions to minimize risk to Russian or Syrian personnel located at the airfield," he said.
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Companies should take precautions in the event of cyberattacks — such as setting up offline backups, the agency advised.
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So far, the agency isn't recommending any travel or trade restrictions on China, or specific precautions for travelers.
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Countries around China, including Taiwan and Singapore, have started to take precautions, too, implementing temperature screening at airports.
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As one of this year's precautions, the group made a shell casing out of sixty miles of tape.
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The CDC's guidelines range from Level 1: Practice usual precautions, to Level 3: Avoid all non-essential travel.
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In a statement to the SCMP, Foxconn insisted it is still taking necessary precautions against the virus outbreak.
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What is possible is effectively strategizing and inspecting the danger zones so that necessary precautions can be taken.
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Children younger than 5, adults older than 65 and people with weakened immune systems should take extra precautions.
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You would be better off just letting time take its course, with sensible precautions like rest and fluids.
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All precautions were taken prior to opening fire in order to prevent any harm to the U.S. base.
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The official said the Army would take similar precautions if any service member reached out with such concerns.
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Similar precautions are being taken in Metz, another town in Alsace-Lorraine that hosts a famous Christmas market.
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Radiation exposure during the work fell well below recommended thresholds, it says, and safety precautions were top notch.
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Because we took myriad precautions since then: better fire exits, more extinguishers and sprinklers, routine fire drills, etc.
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Mosques are taking extra precautions The attacks in Christchurch have mosques around the world taking extra security measures.
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And there are lots of safety precautions in place to ensure that the research doesn't endanger the public.
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So it's even more important they use extra appropriate precautions, including wearing masks when in higher-risk situations.
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A preliminary investigation has revealed that the house failed to meet the most basic safety precautions, officials say.
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But, she added, dedicated time for vulnerable adults could increase risk if stores and shoppers don't take precautions.
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BANG Energy/VPX would not allow people to work from home and promised to take extra sanitary precautions.
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"Anyone outside in locations with expanded areas of heat is going to have to take precautions," Petersen said.
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"If we have reason to believe that somebody is going to be violent, we take precautions," he said.
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Clearly, the same sensible precautions required of any new drug or food product should also apply to marijuana.
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It's also possible that despite the National Security Agency's precautions, foreign governments could hack into Trump's cellphone itself.
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But Mr. Lopp does take precautions: He shuts down his digital devices and encrypts all of his data.
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Yet officials and analysts attribute the decline in recorded deaths to increased precautions by the government since 2015.
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Florida is suing CVS and Walgreens for allegedly overselling painkillers and not taking precautions to prevent illegal sales.
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The police described their extreme precautions as "counterterrorism" so that Zhang would not see or hear any protests.
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It's possible Israel is just taking some serious precautions against some reports of odd Iranian movements in Syria.
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It's important that you take precautions if you're engaging in sexual activity with someone who doesn't have herpes.
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If there was an unknown, emerging disease, and we were not prepared for it and not taking precautions, and you brought people from all over the world in close contact and not taking precautions, then I would agree that any mass gathering like that would have potential to spread disease.
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That's part of what makes AI hard: Even if we know how to take appropriate precautions (and right now we don't), we also need to figure out how to ensure that all would-be AI programmers are motivated to take those precautions and have the tools to implement them correctly.
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It's impossible to prevent all falls, but precautions can reduce the likelihood of serious fall injuries, especially hip fractures.
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Hours before Abadi's announcement, the Iraqi air force dropped leaflets over the city advising the population to take precautions.
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Midwives and health workers in the clinic have taken extra precautions throughout Liberia's Ebola epidemic to avoid becoming infected.
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Additional safety precautions added include a net enclosing the chute to retain the raft, velcro seatbelts and weight restrictions.
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How to halt an outbreak Officials urge people to get vaccinated and to take precautions to stop the spread.
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If you do want to invest yourself on behalf of a child, be sure to take precautions by diversifying.
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The jet carrying Kim had landed earlier in the afternoon amid huge security precautions on the city-state island.
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Experts say keeping your devices up to date and using some security precautions could help keep your privacy private.
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Nima is a supplement to the precautions gluten-free consumers are already taking to avoid gluten, not a replacement.
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Perhaps one of the most extreme precautions floated in the post involved recording the audio of every single trip.
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Our safety precautions for those who dropped from training have been effective for 50 years of BUD/S classes.
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I've seen puddles in Teletubbyland, so some precautions should be made, especially given how clumsy the characters are. 17.
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Though none of the customers we spoke to seemed to care, New Yorkers' favorite salad chains took precautions anyway.
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Travelers can protect themselves from dengue by taking the same precautions as they would for any mosquito-borne disease.
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Modern landfills are forced to take elaborate precautions (see article for an example from a British town called Pitsea).
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So it's important to take the right precautions, especially if you're a regular swimmer or get swimmer's ear frequently.
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The country's financial authorities ordered exchanges to take precautions and bolster their security controls after that ordeal, says Bloomberg.
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But Caillaux, as Andrew explains, had already taken devious precautions of his own in case the decrypts were published.
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"No matter what precautions we take, the coastal flooding will impact oil tanks," said Catherine McCabe, a regional administrator.
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But the frequency of the current leaks raises questions about whether French officials are aware of basic security precautions.
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But the tight precautions reflect the city's vital importance to China: This is where the country gets its vegetables.
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The growing frequency of such precautions could incentivize residential and commercial customers to turn to on-site power generation.
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For foreigners visiting Brazil, the scare makes them want to take precautions - but has not ruined a good time.
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On Sunday, the central bank in the Asian financial hub advised financial institutions to step up precautions for staff.
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A warning was issued in advance and citizens were urged to seek high ground and take the necessary precautions.
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Before talking politics over the phone, Saudis take precautions, such as using virtual private networks and encrypted dialling services.
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Besides also instituting a mobile function, the site also claims to have taken precautions that the original owner didn't.
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Special precautions are not necessary, Miami-Dade County officials said, though people with allergies may want to remain indoors.
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However, athletes whose sports take place in the water can reduce their personal risk with a few basic precautions.
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Rather than causing a panic, the studies should act as a timely warning and a reason to take precautions.
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Special precautions are not necessary, Miami-Dade County officials advised, though people with allergies may want to remain indoors.
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With these precautions in place, we believe there is no imminent threat to our campuses or our school community.
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This goes for healthy people who show up to visit friends or family and do not follow proper precautions.
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It is normally advised by the licensing department on what precautions to take, how many armed guards we need.
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All the same, if you masturbate on your period, you do have to take a few extra cleaning precautions.
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As attacks like these become more common, it's worth taking extra precautions when locking down your personal contact information.
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Furthermore, Franken presses the company to disclose what precautions are being taken to protect these selections of user data.
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They are extremely concerned about hacks and viruses, yet can't bothered to install software updates and take other precautions.
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"It was an unfortunate event that happened in spite of all safety precautions and procedures being followed," he said.
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Don't open attachments without precautions: For decades, cybercriminals have hidden malware inside attachments such as Word docs or PDFs.
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Those with conditions that might impair driving need to take precautions to ensure they are abiding by the law.
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But if you plan on watching the show, you do need to take some precautions to protect your eyes.
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Ryan made it clear ... she doesn't live in fear and will not back down ... but she's clearly taking precautions.
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This makes cleaning up feces all the more challenging—more training, equipment, and precautions necessary to avoid getting sick.
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The Level 2 notice advises pregnant women as well as women trying to get pregnant to practice enhanced precautions.
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"We will take all necessary measures, precautions, to compensate for these attempts to use military force," he told reporters.
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The case gained attention thanks in part to the unusual precautions taken to ensure the secrecy of those involved.
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The coroner failed to "follow proper protocols and precautions in the identification process" because Kerrigan was homeless, Easton said.
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Please note: Solar eclipses are cool, but they can also damage your eyes if you don't take proper precautions.
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McGillis said she was still shaken from the incident and vowed to take stronger precautions to protect her home.
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And astronauts in lower Earth orbit take many precautions during their spacewalks to avoid drifting too far from home.
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Inevitably, some civilians were killed, and the media blamed Israel for these deaths, despite the precautions it had taken.
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What program will you put in place for responding to outbreaks that spread to the U.S. despite your precautions?
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Gas pipeline operators should take precautions this winter to prevent damage caused by the cold weather, federal regulators say.
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But there are precautions investors should take, according to the regulators whose job it is to catch these scams.
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The extra security precautions will augment more typical measures such as intensified police patrols and blocking off crowded streets.
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What precautions do you take so that you're not run over by cars while you're swallow and breathe fire?
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Taking these precautions to earn customer trust may eventually lower the cost of acquiring high-quality, highly dimensional data.
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But digging can have its downsides, which is why no sane engineer would start boring without taking necessary precautions.
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Even so, he said, the business was taking precautions so it can keep operating if Washington does blacklist it.
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The health ministry said it saw no need to regulate the trade in body parts because hospitals take precautions.
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Japan has already started to take a number of precautions to overcome and prevent the spread of the virus.
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The comedian is the latest in a line of performers and scheduled productions taking precautions during the coronavirus outbreak.
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Mr. Johnson discouraged older Britons this week only from going on cruises, though many epidemiologists urge considerably stronger precautions.
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Experts insist that people take the necessary precautions, such as regularly washing your hands and avoiding touching your face.
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Records show that the center has a recent history of illness outbreaks and of difficulty following infection control precautions.
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But even with these precautions, he has still suffered heat stroke before and knew well one of its symptoms.
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"All they have done is the president, Jennifer Raab, sent an email saying they are taking 'precautions'," she said.
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The shelters are taking extra cleaning precautions, and domestic violence survivors may be able to teleconference into court proceedings.
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"I think people are going to have to take steps in their own lives to take precautions," he said.
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Do all the precautions that they tell you to do, and then we should be good to go. Hopefully.
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Mutsvangwa urged the nation to take precautions against Covid-19 after Zimbabwe confirmed its first case late last week.
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Despite all those precautions, players occasionally do get hit by balls when they're on the field before a game.
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The World Health Organization's recommendation is that travelers practice usual precautions … We hope to see you at SXSW 2020.
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Dr. Gupta: Courtney's hospital, New York Presbyterian, is also taking a lot of extra precautions for labor and delivery.
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The authorities were clearly walking a fine line in the investigation, trying to recommend precautions without alarming the public.
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"We have to take all the precautions before building a human habitation on Mars and beyond," he told me.
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In 2007, satellite images showed Iran building a tunnel complex nearby, suggesting new precautions to shield from aerial strikes.
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Lyft, which owns Citi Bike, took similar precautions with its other bike-sharing services in Washington and San Francisco.
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While Riot Korea took precautions long before they were required to, other organizations have waited until the last minute.
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While Riot Korea took precautions long before they were required to, other organizations have waited until the last minute.
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She has been closely following preparations at the state level, and she expressed satisfaction with the precautions being taken.
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What's more, states have been taking precautions after the hurricanes, with large-scale spraying efforts to control mosquito populations.
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Their absence will not only increase airport frustrations for travelers, but could also lead to skimping on safety precautions.
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It was unclear what other precautions, if any, the security agencies had taken in response to the threat warnings.
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We encourage our friends everywhere to take the extra precautions necessary to safeguard their health and that of others.
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"The European Union failed to take the same precautions and restrict travel from China and other hotspots," Trump said.
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Wherever operations need to be continued, the company will take appropriate precautions to prevent the infection of its employees.
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From quarantines to working remotely, precautions are being taken across the U.S. in response to the spread of coronavirus.
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While travel to the shrine, and city of Qom has not been banned, new precautions were put in place.
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As cases of COVID-19 continue to spread, people are taking precautions like social distancing more seriously than ever.
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But it is significantly less likely that it will be contracted from food or surfaces with the proper precautions.
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"What he is doing is counterproductive," he says, again undercutting the urgency to get ready and take extra precautions.
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Singapore will allow malls, museums and restaurants to stay open - but with additional precautions such as reduced operating capacity.
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The uneven safety precautions at facilities across the country have sown feelings of distrust between workers and their managers.
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If we don't have the tests, we don't have the numbers, we don't have the correct precautions in place.
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While public health experts warn people to take precautions, these popular media figures insist that the virus is overhyped.
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But the idea of dating on Facebook will spook some people off no matter what privacy precautions Facebook builds.
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Both Ontario and Alberta have shut schools, and other provinces are beginning to take precautions as the virus spreads.
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Japan has already started to take a number of precautions to overcome and prevent the spread of the virus.
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The world's three biggest cruise lines are taking precautions to protect passengers and crew members from the Wuhan coronavirus.
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In "About New York," the columnist Jim Dwyer looks at ways the city has taken precautions in the past.
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But he said that the spread of infections on the ship had forced health officials to take extra precautions.
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And Dow said it was taking precautions at its Freeport chemical plant to minimize emissions after the lightning strike.
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She urged the public to take the same precautions while investigators work to determine the scope of the attack.
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Dr. Barbot, the health commissioner, said New Yorkers should remain calm, take precautions and go about their day normally.
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Before leaving the house, Kavanaugh took precautions by doubling up on face masks and putting on goggles and gloves.
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"The coalition takes all feasible precautions to avoid civilian casualties during the course of military operations," the statement said.
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The appearance in the region has prompted health officials to warn residents to take precautions when they are outside.
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Contacts of any potentially infected person must be quarantined and the public warned to step up precautions like handwashing.
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"They were taking precautions like wearing masks, but he ordered them not to talk about it," Dr. Markel said.
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Chengdu Hunters will take extra precautions against the coronavirus outbreak as they continue their Overwatch League training in China.
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Even with those added precautions, the party's foray into early voting and predictions of high turnout could complicate tabulations.
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He said he has not felt sick, but is taking precautions because he knows symptoms take time to appear.
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It's against the law even for the IRS commissioner to see any specific individual returns, and he took precautions.
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Organized races have added safety precautions in addition to mandatory life jackets, including rescue and medical professionals on site.
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Amy, please remind your fellow dog lovers to take precautions when they are out and about in the dark.
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At its height, the Ebola outbreak sparked fear around the world, prompting governments and businesses to take emergency precautions.
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You should check with your home insurance provider about any additional precautions you might need for being a landlord.
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For some next-level trash precautions, use a two-bag approach so all your info isn't in one place.
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Ironically, both Dylan and his father were concerned about injuries on the field -- and took extra precautions against them.
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Some almond growers took precautions by using wind machines or sprinklers to protect the blooms from frost and freezing.
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"The show's awareness of safety precautions is too poor," Xu Zheng, a prominent actor and director, wrote on Weibo.
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While marinas are staying open and yacht charters continue to be encouraged, the yachting industry is still taking precautions.
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Dr. Smith said coveralls, gloves and boots were key precautions to take when working in or around contaminated water.
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Singapore will allow malls, museums and restaurants to stay open - but with additional precautions such as reduced operating capacity.
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The law grants Californians the right to sue companies for failing to take reasonable precautions to prevent data breaches.
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In the case of TikTok, that means China, which means government employees are probably right to take extra precautions.
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Mr. Orrego said any security precautions in the area would have been the responsibility of Norvial, not the government.
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The precautions and fear are being emulated across the world — although met with equal parts defiance from queer organizations.
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Don't open attachments without precautions: For decades, cybercriminals have hidden malware inside attachments such as Word docs and PDFs.
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Some growers are trying to take precautions by installing metal detectors and scanning strawberries before they're shipped to supermarkets.
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The disaster agency Conred issued standard precautions, telling people to wear face masks and cover their food and water supply.
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CNN reports that the seed vault officials are unsure if it will escalate in coming years, and are taking precautions.
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She hopes everyone will take these precautions in the name of her son, Jackson, who would've been 4½ this summer.
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That said, Jamieson says there are still plenty of precautions women — and anyone else — can take to protect against mosquitoes.
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Guccifer 2.0 took careful precautions to remain anonymous for months, yet one small mistake may have blown the whole cover.
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Xi also asked authorities to warn travel agencies and travelers against risks and help them take precautions during summer holidays.
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" Level 2 travel warnings are one step more serious than Level 1 warnings, which urge travelers to "exercise normal precautions.
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And Kathleen's mother said she hopes her daughter's situation would prompt others to take precautions when making the goo themselves.
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ET. A private jet carrying Kim had landed just hours earlier amid huge security precautions on the city-state island.
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"Deny" includes hiding, but it also means taking other precautions, such as barricading doors, turning off lights and silencing phones.
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People with pre-existing asthma are particularly at risk of complications from thunderstorm asthma, and should therefore take necessary precautions.
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While there is obvious risk to consuming chicken sashimi, most chefs who make it take certain precautions to prevent illness.
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UberX also lacked many of the safety precautions and regulations that traditional taxis used to protect both drivers and passengers.
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She had an abortion six years ago, and despite taking all the precautions afterward, found herself pregnant again last November.
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As the coronavirus outbreak in China continues to plague local manufacturing businesses, the world's largest online marketplace is taking precautions.
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It also doesn't hurt to take some of the precautions that you follow at home on the road with you.
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All guests are advised of safety precautions when they purchase tickets and safety signage is placed throughout the interactive exhibits.
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If you plan to hit the road, there are some precautions drivers can take to help ensure a safe journey.
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"We have in general informed our personnel in Beijing and in our consulates to take extra precautions," an official said.
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Hopefully without the flights to China and all of the other precautions they are taking, it shouldn't spread too far.
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Fliers from the Beijing government have been posted on shop windows and apartment buildings, urging everyone to take necessary precautions.
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If someone in your household does have the disease, precautions should be taken around any blood spills, such as nosebleeds.
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But I am here meeting children who have had to take much more serious precautions, for a much longer time.
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What some might see as flaws with the Waymo vans Waymo considers safety precautions and part of developing safer cars.
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Also, understand that you'll have to download a custom tool and you should use all security precautions at your disposal.
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In this case, the students did take precautions to make sure their lab-made creation didn't spread in the wild.
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Given that oil was at 20.6910-month lows yesterday, people are taking precautions that it might escalate into something further.
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Image: Jae C. Hong/APSkydiving is pretty terrifying on its own, even when you take into account necessary safety precautions.
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But we know enough to start taking some common-sense precautions, including routinely testing seafood and tracking potentially contaminated stocks.
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This is especially true when we assume that precautions are not necessary because such tragedies happen only to negligent parents.
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But we've been taking other precautions to brave the cold weather, like whipping out our most moisturizing skin-care products.
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So far, none of the oil sands have caught fire, but precautions are being made to ensure that they don't.
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If the various precautions work out, the benefits of deep-sea mining might be felt above the water as well.
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Until then, city officials are taking precautions against the sweltering heat and preparing for what could be a deadly weekend.
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On Friday, state officials warned residents and visitors to take precautions in case Hector gets closer to the island chain.
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People who live in areas with active Zika transmission are advised to take precautions so as to prevent mosquito bites.
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Media in Japan said the government confirmed it would take all precautions in the face of possible North Korean provocations.
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They are, however, advising pregnant women to consider postponing travel, and all travelers to take precautions to avoid mosquito bites.
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He says the team takes "sensible" precautions to make sure the data is safe, particularly where it is transmitted wirelessly.
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Meanwhile, government officials are also working on precautions in light of a case possibly due to sexual transmission in Texas.
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The Iraqi government has said it is taking precautions against the dam's collapse, while seeking to play down the risk.
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