THE best way to prevent abortions is to prevent unwanted pregnancies.
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"Prevent their food, prevent their water and prevent them from even being able to get in," professional snake relocator Greyson Getty told the station.
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It's not just claiming to "help" prevent your next UTI, like how your shampoo claims to "help prevent flakes," but to fully prevent it, period.
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I spend my days giving vaccines to prevent Measles, urging healthy eating habits to prevent obesity, and counseling about smart contraceptive management to prevent teen pregnancy.
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The key to prevent harm is to prevent exposure in the first place.
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So -- so right now... RUBIO: ... and prevent -- and prevent this from ever happening again.
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To prevent, making, moving or selling electricity, and prevent undertaking of electronic commerce and communicating.
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Then, pressure is applied to prevent bleeding, and the sites are bandaged to prevent infection.
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PREVENT THE ONSET You can prevent the onset of motion sickness or lessen its severity.
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The financial sector is regulated to prevent companies from taking advantage of investors, to prevent companies from bilking consumers, and to prevent reckless banking practices from tanking the global economy.
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The evidence is persuasive that tougher gun laws can prevent homicides, and can certainly prevent suicides.
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Democratic institutions often prevent us from seeing this chaos, but they don't prevent it from existing.
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Tips to prevent breakouts during this period: Use a gentle antibacterial cleanser to prevent monthly hormonal breakouts.
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"I've never liked the prevent, and we got beat on a prevent the series before," he said.
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While there is no way to prevent cystic acne, getting treated ASAP is important to prevent scarring.
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It can't prevent identity theft or credit card fraud, nor does it prevent scam emails or phone calls.
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But we have a big responsibility to prevent terrorism, and we want to help the governments prevent terrorism.
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It is not our role to prevent conflict in Europe; it is to prevent it in the world.
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The ruling doesn't prevent elected officials from acting to prevent true threats or from muting individuals on Twitter.
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We can't promise it will prevent all future social mishaps, though it could prevent the next mid-interview tangent.
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Similar reforms to those implemented to prevent money laundering could be applied to prevent the abuse of media platforms.
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Whether or not it is criminalized, we cannot prevent sexting, just as we cannot prevent teenagers from having sex.
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This licensing regime is necessary to prevent different stations from offering overlapping transmissions that prevent anyone from tuning in.
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But that shouldn't prevent their responsibility for taking basic steps that could help prevent lethal dangers to their users.
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Should the two new drugs be used together, one to prevent pain and the other to prevent organ damage?
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"Better training could prevent a tragedy and prevent crime in general," he added, saying he would examine police practices.
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This is will prevent "[x] feet away" from appearing on your profile, and prevent people from locating you through trilateration.
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This very closely aligns with the mission of Nauto Prevent, a product Nauto launched last June to prevent distracted driving.
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They don't prevent every tragedy like the one in Tucson five years ago, but they prevent a lot of them.
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It's necessary to prevent that the Netherlands shuts down and also, especially, to prevent that jobs will be lost unnecessarily.
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This means that a coating of vegetable oil has been applied to prevent rusting and to prevent food from sticking.
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The question can't just be how I can prevent my burnout; it has to be how I can prevent yours.
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Some structures, like the old Berlin Wall, were built to prevent people from leaving, not to prevent people from entering.
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These particles prevent your hair from drying out and help prevent the heat damage that many hair dryers can cause.
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Liners on wire shelving prevent small items from falling through the gaps and help prevent creases from the wire itself.
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Prevent the problem Of course the best way to tackle sleep inertia is to prevent it in the first place.
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Just as we seek to prevent deadly cancers from invading a body, we have to prevent political violence from escalating.
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We prevent what we can, we adjust to what we can't prevent, and we suffer what we can't adjust to.
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The President countered: Just because we can't prevent every single crime from happening, doesn't mean we shouldn't try to prevent some.
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It may seem obvious that employers have a responsibility to prevent workplace sexual harassment, and certainly to prevent it from escalating.
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Prop 64 will prevent the destruction of CA families and will prevent loved ones for being detained or deported for marijuana.
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"Removing germs through hand washing therefore helps prevent diarrhea and respiratory infections and may even help prevent skin and eye infections."
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Nobody expects the police to prevent every homicide in Chicago or Los Angeles, or to prevent public corruption or eliminate drugs.
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It would also prevent them from using software locks to prevent repair or from remotely bricking electronics that use aftermarket parts.
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The governments have laws that prevent ... I think they use the term biotechnology, they prevent those things from going to farmers.
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In other words, women who need a simple accommodation to prevent complication or maintain their health, such as extra bathroom breaks to prevent a urinary tract infection or light duty to prevent miscarriage, fail to qualify for ADA protection.
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Exercise is important in the prevention and treatment of mood disorders, sleep disorders, heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, osteoporosis, as well as prevent falls, prevent many cancers, and prevent sarcopenia (loss of muscle leading to frailty and other health problems).
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Nauto Prevent is designed to prevent distracted driving by notifying drivers when they've had their eyes off the road for too long.
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In order to prevent certain types of harassment, Facebook is introducing some new features to help prevent unwanted friend requests and messages.
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"This wouldn't prevent you from protecting your family but it would prevent accidental deaths of children, who are very curious," Oxsana said.
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We cannot prevent pathogens from emerging, but we can prevent the devastation they can cause, through better preparedness and a faster response.
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"The best way to prevent drug addiction and overdose is to prevent people from abusing drugs in the first place," Trump said.
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It's to understand we can prevent long-term health problems by ensuring that the conditions to prevent toxic stress are in place.
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The scientific evidence that omega 3 could improve my brain function, prevent mood disorders and help to prevent Alzheimer's disease was overwhelming.
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Further, it requires social media companies to *prevent* 'harmful' (undefined) speech going online in the first place; & prevent 'inappropriate' (undefined) content recommendations.
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Even when the vaccine doesn't prevent sickness, it lessens the severity of illness and so may prevent hospitalization, according to the experts.
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They're ranked in order, which is to say that China's top priority is to prevent war on the peninsula, its second priority is to prevent instability (for example, by way of North Korea's collapse), and third is to prevent nuclear weapons.
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But that doesn't usually prevent Fox from ... OD: You know, it's not going to prevent Sean Hannity, but it might prevent someone like, you know, Bret Baier, or Bill Hemmer on "America's Newsroom" or those guys from touching the video.
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"What China can really do this year is to prevent deflation, prevent a recession and a hard landing in the economy," Chen said.
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Certainly, responsible solutions like these won't prevent every domestic abuser or stalker from getting their hands on a gun, or prevent every tragedy.
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Their collective immunity to prevent outbreaks of infectious diseases dropped below the 95 percent threshold necessary to prevent outbreaks of highly contagious illnesses.
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No single law will prevent every shooting, just like no traffic law will prevent every road death, but sensible gun laws save lives.
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"It's very effective to prevent disease, but it's not effective to prevent spread from people to people," he said of the inactivated vaccine.
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To prevent these types of attacks from proliferating in the wild, the researchers suggested that mobile devices could be designed to prevent them.
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This could prevent progression to worse outcomes of opioid misuse like addiction and overdose, but wouldn't prevent misuse of opioids before it starts.
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Taking vitamin D did not help prevent fractures, increase bone mineral density or prevent falls in adults, a large review of studies found.
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If treatment can cure acne and prevent scarring, it may prevent the need for psychological services, which can be hard to come by.
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Our stated rationale for discouraging smoking — to prevent harm caused by secondhand smoke — greatly understates the amount of harm that these actions prevent.
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The company has financial and legal incentive to prevent plagiarism and other commercial scams, but not to prevent the spread of conspiracy theories.
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At Repatha's current price, it costs $2.4 million to prevent a single heart attack and $7.5 million to prevent a stroke, according to Prasad.
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The government also needed to prevent systemic risks in the economy, and prevent "cross infection" between the stock, debt and currency markets, he said.
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Vaccines "prevent secondary bacterial infections that might require antibiotics," and they "prevent the use of broad spectrum antibiotic, empiric, and inappropriate prescribing," she explained.
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How to prevent and mitigate lead exposure The most important thing you can do at home is to prevent lead exposure before it occurs.
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Hoyer: GOP will need Dems' help to prevent shutdown: The GOP will need Democrats' help to prevent a government shutdown later this month, Rep.
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He said he didn't think the three aides' legal problems would prevent Trump from doing his job or prevent Congress from passing tax reform.
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Already, 10 states have passed laws that prevent local governments from acting against plastic pollution — some prevent plastic bag bans and others are broader.
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Laws aim to prevent child deaths Authorities have worked for years to prevent similar deaths involving household appliances in Florida and across the country.
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The way to prevent fistulas is also the way to prevent maternal deaths: Invest more in reproductive health care, including contraception and C-sections.
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Pakistan's objective has been to prevent Afghanistan's violence from spilling over its border and to prevent India from gaining influence in a neighboring country.
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Another way to approach the problem would be, rather than prevent the birth of extremely wealthy people, prevent the creation of extremely wealthy people.
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None of these things can prevent collagen or elastin from aging or being affected by pregnancies, and they cannot prevent changes in breast volume.
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Vitamin D supplements do not help prevent fractures, increase bone mineral density or prevent falls in adults, a large review of studies has found.
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Ukraine must scale-up interventions to prevent further transmissions of HIV, and seek international support to prevent a new public health tragedy, he said.
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This is a good way to help prevent hunger spikes, and it helps the stomach digest food, which in turn helps to prevent bloating.
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Minimizing these health threats at the source can help prevent further destabilization in already fragile settings and prevent localized outbreaks from becoming global epidemics.
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In the physical world, highways have speed limits to prevent catastrophic accidents, mortgages require inspections to prevent fraud, and certain jobs require background checks.
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Just as something as complex as a combat operation in a war zone meant that we could not eliminate every enemy combatant or prevent every American casualty, we cannot prevent every dangerous person from getting a gun, and we cannot prevent every gun tragedy.
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He also underwent eye surgery at 1 month old to hopefully prevent glaucoma, and is currently on anti-seizure medication to help prevent a stroke.
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According to the Mayo Clinic, emergency contraception like Plan B is meant to prevent ovulation, block fertilization, or prevent fertilized egg implantation in the uterus.
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Tuesday's letter was signed by the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence, Everytown for Gun Safety and the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence.
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It won't prevent theft or loss, but it'll help prevent serious damage to the computer, and you'll get a payout if anything happens to it.
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"As a society we need to move to modifying these risk factors to not only prevent recurrent events but to prevent first events," he said.
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But DJI's "geofences"—which use embedded GPS software to prevent drones from taking off or flying in certain areas—aren't just used to prevent terrorism.
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Some reproductive health experts say the law would prevent the standard medical practice of terminating an ectopic pregnancy early to prevent harm to the woman.
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"To prevent migraine headaches — not aura — we'll sometimes put patients on a continuous estrogen-based birth control to prevent that drop in estrogen," Krel said.
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That did not prevent Marx from calling capitalists greedy and cruel, and it does not prevent Markovits from calling élite workers selfish, corrupt, and immoral.
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The SNB's foreign currency purchases are designed to prevent deflation and prevent Swiss products from being priced out of foreign markets by the franc's appreciation.
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Democratic demands for passage of a DREAM Act threatened to prevent passage of a funding bill needed to prevent a partial shutdown of the government.
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The best way to prevent congenital syphilis is to prevent the women from getting the disease — and to treat them quickly if they do, Bolan said.
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The Palestinians cannot prevent these liaisons but can still employ sufficient guilt to prevent the Gulf Arab leaders from publicly admitting to their dalliance with Israel.
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The shots have already been shown to prevent cervical cancer, and new evidence is emerging that shows that it can prevent oral cancers (like Tomlinson's) too.
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But in transplant recipients, yeast infections can be hard to control, because the drugs that prevent rejection also prevent the immune system from fighting the infection.
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Committees that don't explicitly address such racial bias will prevent scientists from determining the true causes of death and the best ways to prevent future bias.
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The bill required that a doctor who performs an abortion have admitting privileges, ensuring minimum physician competence, to prevent doctor miscommunication, and to prevent patient abandonment.
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To preserve the effectiveness of antimicrobials, regulators need to prevent their overuse and misuse just as they need to prevent the use of poor-quality fakes.
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Trump's personal physician, Dr. Sean Conley, has lead the effort within the White House to prevent the disease from spreading, including steps to prevent Trump's exposure.
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While the influenza vaccine can't prevent Covid-19, it can prevent influenza, which in turn reduces the stress on the health care system, and on families.
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Unfortunately, these steps might help prevent your friends or strangers from seeing your transactions, but it doesn't prevent Venmo from sharing the details with third parties.
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This would prevent those videos from appearing in search results in some cases, and occasionally YouTube would prevent creators from monetizing violent gaming videos with ads.
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But a high-fiber diets may help prevent sleeplessnessThe good news is that the research may also point toward a way to prevent insomnia, without medication.
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The complaint also accuses Google of maintaining rules that prevent staff from discussing working conditions, and that prevent or discourage them from supporting a labor group.
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While the rule would not prevent clinics from talking to patients about abortion, it would prevent them from informing patients where they could obtain the procedure.
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To prevent runs, banks receive both government support (depositors generally get bailed out even if the bank goes bust) and government regulation (to prevent excessive risk-taking).
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Since Zika is carried by mosquitoes and there's no vaccine, the best way to prevent outbreaks is to prevent mosquitoes that carry the virus from biting people.
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In an ongoing effort to prevent pornography from soiling the shores of Britannia, UK lawmakers are working to prevent the spread of 'non-conventional' sex videos online.
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One way to prevent hackers from getting this kind of access is to prevent user access to attachments, or to warn them not to click on links.
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And to prevent Trump from installing one while lawmakers are on vacation, Democrats have made noise about employing parliamentary trickery to prevent what's called a recess appointment.
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He said yes — both to prevent companies from inflicting harm and to prevent them from affording benefits only to rich people who can pay for their products.
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Also, supplier group Prevent is planning to sue VW for damages, with a suit in the works, Sueddeutsche Zeitung reported on Monday, citing a spokesman for Prevent.
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The holding of Rucho is that federal courts may not intervene to prevent partisan gerrymandering (although they may step in to prevent states from drawing racial gerrymanders).
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Tubal ligation won&apost just prevent pregnancyFor the most part, people who get a tubal ligation are voluntarily looking for a more permanent solution to prevent pregnancy.
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Disabling cookies or installing an ad blocker can prevent tracking by conventional ad networks, but it won't prevent tracking if it's done with help from your ISP.
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The financial sector is regulated to prevent companies from taking advantage of investors or bilking consumers, and to prevent reckless banking practices from tanking the global economy.
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Vince Cable, the leader of the pro-EU Liberal Democrats, said parliament would act to prevent a no-deal Brexit, and could ultimately seek to prevent Brexit altogether.
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These kinds of attacks are notoriously difficult to prevent because it's hard for authorities to prevent an individual working alone from using an everyday vehicle as a weapon.
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The coalition claims to do all it can to prevent civilian casualties, but say the problem is exacerbated by ISIS militants that prevent civilians from leaving the area.
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The coalition claims to do all it can to prevent civilian casualties, but say the problem is exacerbated by ISIS militants who prevent civilians from leaving the area.
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IEOs do not prevent parties from continuing to talk to each other, but typically do prevent the transfer of key staff or the transfer of commercially sensitive information.
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The terms designed to prevent "unauthorized" software tinkering or reverse engineering in an iPhone are similar to the terms designed to prevent you from tinkering with your tractor.
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Some of the measures that could prevent those events, such as locking external and internal doors and signing in guests, can also help prevent or mitigate school shootings.
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Abortion rights supporters say cutting off funding for abortion providers will prevent poor women from getting other critical heath care and birth control that could prevent unwanted pregnancies.
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The license number can then be tracked and cross-referenced across short-term rental databases to prevent the kind of easy workarounds that other cities struggle to prevent.
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"This might sound weird, but I think the best way to prevent colds is to, like, not try to prevent them," she said after a team news conference.
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The intent was to prevent companies from trying to bribe politicians for lucrative deals and to prevent lawmakers from extorting money from companies with business before the government.
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There is currently no vaccine to prevent coronavirus disease, so the best way to prevent illness is to avoid being exposed to the virus, according to the CDC.
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He has sued to prevent the release of his business records to congressional investigators and to prevent two banks from turning over information about their work with him.
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"We don't want to prevent doctors from doing pelvic exams, but we want to prevent them from facilitating this horrible exam that has no scientific basis," Solanges says.
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It will also prevent Ticketmaster from introducing anti-competitive restricted-transfer tickets, which prevent resale on any exchange where Ticketmaster can't control the prices and set the rules.
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On Thursday, Kenworthy announced on Twitter that he had injured his thumb, saying it would not prevent him from skiing but would prevent him from shaking Pence's hand.
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To prevent grave damage to the legal system and to prevent even more prolonged political disarray, Mr. Netanyahu's allies in the Knesset must muster the courage to intervene.
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Both Americans United for Life and Susan B. Anthony List believe that copper IUDs and emergency contraception cause abortions, which medical experts say is not the case; they can prevent ovulation, prevent fertilization, and, in some cases, the copper IUD can prevent a fertilized egg from implanting in the uterine lining.
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Israel's military says it is acting to prevent any mass crossing of the fence and to prevent attacks against Israeli soldiers and nearby communities under cover of the protests.
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The orders do not prevent parties from continuing to talk to each other, but typically do prevent the transfer of key staff or the transfer of commercially sensitive information.
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RESTRICTIONS IEOs do not prevent parties from continuing to talk to each other, but typically do prevent the transfer of key staff or the transfer of commercially sensitive information.
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"Regardless of how you look at it, the simple truth is China has been intervening mostly to prevent the currency weakening, not to prevent it from strengthening," Hirson said.
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So in a case like this one, there's little reason to think that Miranda really does prevent the government from taking necessary steps to prevent future acts of terrorism.
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"What actually helps prevent HIV is knowing your status and using effective measures to curb HIV spread such as condoms and PrEP," a pill that can prevent the virus.
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In fact, some of Wenk's research indicates an opposite result—that low doses of pot may actually help prevent inflammation in the brain, an in turn, prevent Alzheimer's disease.
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We can't prevent every gun death any more than we can prevent every car accident, and the challenge is particularly acute with homegrown terrorists like the one in Orlando.
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"You cannot prevent people from outside this community — if they want to buy here — you can't prevent that, because then you want to start another apartheid," Mr. Larney said.
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The clause was designed in 1969 to prevent abusive governments from arbitrarily barring opposition candidates, not to impede constitutional re-election limits designed to prevent the rise of autocrats.
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It is a strategy, as Ms. Miller described it, to "prevent the defeat of the Afghan government and prevent military victory by the Taliban" for as long as possible.
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Organizers hope such facilities will prevent overdose deaths, prevent the spread of HIV and Hepatitis C, limit drug-related crime and litter, and offer social, legal and housing services.
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To prevent these risks, the Mayo Clinic&aposs website recommends abstaining from smoking, limiting your number of sexual partners, and having protected sex to prevent the spread of STIs.
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The funding cuts Congress is now debating may prevent life-saving aid from reaching those in need, and stall countries' ability to recover from shocks and prevent future crises.
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Over the last decade, new cars have gotten electronic stability control systems to prevent skids, rearview cameras to prevent fender benders and more airbags to protect occupants in collisions.
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One of the primary criticisms lobbed at Tyson's tone-deaf take was that a lot more is done to prevent the deaths he cited than to prevent mass shootings.
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"We don't want to prevent China from growing and succeeding, but we do want to prevent it from doing so at the expense of others, including Americans," she said.
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A few proactive steps should help prevent dates gone wrongTo prevent negative reactions to your sobriety in the future, consider making your decision more explicit in your dating profile.
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The original slogan, "Only you can prevent forest fires" was revised in 2001 as "Only you can prevent wildfires" to reflect more modern terminology recognizing all manner of outdoor blazes.
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There's very good human genetic data developed in the past two to three years that clearly shows if you can prevent the deposition of those plaques, you can prevent Alzheimer's.
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"While the incentive is to prevent theft, is it legal or even moral to prevent someone from entering a store based on this software?" said Euromonitor retail analyst Michelle Grant.
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Trump's announcement came as NBC News reported that Trump plans to prevent the prevent the principal deputy Director of National Intelligence, Sue Gordon, from becoming acting director, after Coats leaves.
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The best way to prevent SUDEP is to prevent seizures, but short of that, having another person present during or right after a seizure is a huge advantage for safety.
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"On the whole, it's a lot easier for us to prevent mosquitoes or viruses from showing up somewhere than to prevent an outbreak once it has already started," he added.
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The contractor agrees to "prevent loss or injury to U.S. personnel, dependents, property; destruction of assets; to prevent unauthorized access; and deter potential terrorist attacks" as part of their work.
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He enumerated a wide variety of missing imported drugs including some that prevent blood clots and strokes, and others given to pregnant women to prevent still-births in severe cases.
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A yearlong continuing resolution would prevent an agreed-upon, multibillion-dollar increase in both defense and domestic funding, and prevent government agencies from embarking on a bevvy of new programs.
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The watchdog's enforcement order does not prevent parties from continuing to talk to each other, but typically does prevent them transferring key staff or the transfer of commercially sensitive information.
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But 70% also reported believing in "folklore strategies" to prevent colds, and another 51% reported relying on multivitamins and supplements, which have not been shown to prevent colds in children.
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Dr. Johnson liked to say that "the best way to prevent coronary disease is to pick your parents," but he also said that people could take action to prevent it.
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Because some types of IUDs can potentially prevent fertilized eggs from implanting in the uterus, anti-abortion advocates sometimes argue that such birth control devices end — not just prevent — pregnancy.
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As a result, hormones leave the blood stream faster and are unable to adequately affect the ovaries to prevent ovulation or the cervix to prevent thickening of the cervical mucus.
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It's composed of individually-wrapped springs to prevent motion transfer underneath a layer of gel-infused memory foam to contour to your body's position and improve airflow to prevent sweating.
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"We can't prevent mental illness from occurring, and we can't prevent every crazy person from pulling a gun," Ken Paxton, Texas' attorney general, said outside the church in White Settlement.
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The policy is in place to prevent unnecessary bookings as well as prevent the airlines from losing money in the event of a mass cancellation event such as a pandemic.
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Those of us in the trenches with moms who suffer deeply know only too well that our best efforts to understand and prevent postpartum depression do not always prevent it.
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And then, of course, just investing in technology to prevent people from coming back, prevent people from harassing our community team or moderators, whatever, whoever they're taking their anger out on.
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Under Italian law a company can be held responsible if it is deemed to have failed to prevent, or attempt to prevent, a crime by an employee that benefited the company.
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Under Italian law, a company can be held responsible if it is deemed that it failed to prevent, or attempted to prevent, a crime by an employee that benefited the company.
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They often contain a fragrance or perfume, along with an active ingredient called triclosan that is commonly used and works to prevent bacteria from growing, which in turn helps prevent odor.
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It has also been ordered by the German government to improve its ability to prevent money laundering and terrorist financing (the bank says it has taken measures to prevent financial crime).
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"It would seriously undermine parliamentary sovereignty for you, as prime minister, to prorogue parliament to prevent it from considering whether to legislate to prevent a no-deal Brexit," the letter said.
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They know that our civility would prevent us from attacking their most holy site of Mecca, since the Saudis would stay neutral in any attack to prevent them from being destroyed.
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Early response to symptoms like high blood pressure can prevent conditions from becoming life-threatening during labor while access to equipment like hemorrhage carts to treat obstetric bleeding can prevent tragedy.
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In the last three years, Israel launched around 100 airstrikes in Syria to prevent the transfer of sophisticated weapons from Iran to Hezbollah or to prevent Iranian military entrenchment in Syria.
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It certainly indicates the Trump administration isn't terribly worried that high costs might prevent some eligible immigrants from becoming citizens — or might prevent some immigrants from maintaining their legal status, period.
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While the lawyers showed humility and promised to beef up security and improve technology to prevent foreign interference in elections, they admitted they could not guarantee they would prevent future intrusions.
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The $2 trillion stimulus bill that President Trump signed on Friday will prevent mass layoffs at the nation's biggest airlines but it will not prevent a major restructuring of the industry.
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It is eager to prevent China's ascendance as an economic and technological powerhouse and has begun aggressively scrutinizing foreign deals to prevent Beijing from gaining access to valuable American intellectual property.
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While this won't prevent a battery from failing, it does prevent the kinds of cascading failures that lead to explosions, says Grant Brown, cofounder and vice president of marketing at SPBES.
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Our actions include: • Building new technology to prevent abuse.
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Thoughts & prayers alone won't prevent the next horrific event.
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Our actions include: Building new technology to prevent abuse.
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You need to take them with the utmost seriousness, and the way to prevent them from growing is to prevent them from having even the first step toward becoming normalized in society.
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The law grants immunity to a person who uses deadly force if they reasonably believe it is necessary to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm, or to prevent a forcible felony.
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However, the agreement doesn't prevent AMC from offering Premiere to other providers in the future, nor does it prevent the network from expanding to serve the cord-cutting market, if it chose.
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That's the window of time when a woman can take Plan B (the morning-after pill) to prevent pregnancy, and when anyone can take post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) to prevent HIV infection.
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The good news is that taking low-dose aspirin can help prevent heart attacks and strokes, and if you take it for five to 10 years it can help prevent colorectal cancer.
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It's possible that some teens said they didn't use condoms to prevent pregnancy because they were using another form of birth control for this purpose and only adding condoms to prevent STIs.
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Image: APTo prevent the spread of infectious diseases, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull of Australia is pushing its states and territories to adopt measures that would prevent unvaccinated children from attending childcare centers.
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The purpose of asset forfeiture: The original purpose of asset forfeiture is to prevent a criminal from keeping "the proceeds of their crime," as Sessions explained, and to prevent further criminal activity.
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"While this helps prevent piracy from people who didn't buy an Oculus Rift, it doesn't do anything to prevent piracy from those who did buy an Oculus Rift," Libre VR told Motherboard.
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The government also needed to prevent risks in the stock, debt, currency and property markets, prevent "cross infection" in between the markets and ward off systemic risks in the economy, Zhang said.
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If governments hope to get ahead of the curve and prevent the next homegrown violent extremist from being radicalized to violent ends, they must build programs to prevent and counter violent extremism.
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However, their constituents undoubtedly expect them to safeguard American jobs, prevent millions from losing their health insurance, and prevent the Supreme Court from becoming further polarized and endangering decades of liberal progress.
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We come in contact with tens of thousands of chemicals—they prevent stains on our carpets, reduce static in our laptop, prevent the spread of fire, and keep our shirts wrinkle free.
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This could take upwards of two decades and would prevent the decommissioning and land reclamation process from going forward, and prevent the facilities from being repurposed into new opportunities for the tribes.
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Last year, Netanyahu acknowledged that Israel struck Syria dozens of times to prevent advanced weaponry from reaching Hezbollah, also saying Israel would work to prevent Iran from digging in along Israel's borders.
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Chloroquine is being tested to treat COVID-19 and prevent people from catching itAs a simple pill, chloroquine could prevent some COVID-19 patients from worsening to the point of needing hospitalization.
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"The best way for us to prevent this scam from ever again robbing seniors of their hard-earned savings is to prevent the scam from happening in the first place," she added.
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Companies large and small have figured out how to use arbitration to prevent employees from taking disputes to court and to prevent others, including customers, from banding together in a class action.
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While it has not been proven that hand sanitizers are a guaranteed method to prevent infection, it is a good practice to keep your hands clean to prevent the spread of germs.
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This means maternal, neonatal and childhood care to prevent childhood diseases as well as efforts to prevent "the big killers" of middle age such as cancer, heart disease and stroke, he said.
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I support three particular proposals advocated by the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence that can help keep guns out of the wrong hands and prevent civilian access to weapons of war.
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Conflict resolution and character education, including empathy training for children at young ages to prevent bullying, especially on social media, may further prevent young people from becoming vulnerable in the first place.
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Republican attorneys general from three states this week filed a lawsuit that seeks to prevent the addition of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) — which would prevent sex-based discrimination — into the Constitution.
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"But given the all-known historical pattern of booms and busts, the state should prevent investment from losing control, prevent blind construction, disorderly development, and promote high-quality development," Xu told Reuters.
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This is a public health crisis, as O'Rourke points out, and anything we can do to prevent guns from being used in a crime, to prevent a child from accidentally shooting a sibling, to prevent a depressed person from putting a barrel in his or her mouth, must be a consuming priority for all of us.
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A "religious belief" law in South Dakota could allow agencies to prevent LGBTQ adoptions A "religious belief" law in South Dakota could allow agencies to prevent LGBTQ adoptions There are already too few homes for foster children in South Dakota, and a new state law that permits agencies to prevent LGBTQ parents from adopting likely won't help.
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"You can't prevent accidents, but you can prevent most of the food-related illnesses we have in Australia ... I strongly believe that," Jones said, claiming his family rarely needs to visit the doctor.
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In real terms, that means 13 people would have to take the drug for about two years to prevent one heart attack, and 250 would have to take it to prevent one stroke.
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The European Commission has taken a step to prevent these types of web-based consumer fraud, ordering companies like Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ to address and prevent them from appearing on their sites.
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"It's really to the benefit of others and those close to you to prevent that pain and prevent anger and infighting and confusion and the need for closure and those things," Pickard said.
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Without bright line rules that prevent that type of blocking, throttling, or paid prioritization, there's nothing legally to prevent Internet service providers from engaging in that type of meddling in our online experience.
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Waymo asked the judge to prevent Levandowski from overseeing Uber's self-driving efforts — a move Uber claims Levandowski has already made voluntarily — and to prevent Uber from using any of its trade secrets.
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House bill would prevent Trump from lifting Russian sanctions: Democratic leaders on Wednesday introduced bipartisan legislation in the House designed to prevent the Trump administration from lifting sanctions on Russia without congressional approval.
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In order to take this important electoral event virtual, the Iowa Democratic Party (IDP) hopes to prevent virtual caucus members from also participating in the in-person precinct format — to prevent double-voting.
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So far, Clinton's travel plans hint at a strategy of shoring up her strongholds to prevent Trump from breaking out while laying multiple roadblocks that would prevent Trump from winning 270 electoral votes.
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Florida's law says someone is justified in using deadly force if he or she reasonably believes it is necessary to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm, or to prevent a forcible felony.
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All of them have "right-to-work" laws, which can prevent unionized shops from requiring new employees to join the union, and also prevent unions from requiring employers to hire only union workers.
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The organizers hope this will prevent overdose deaths, prevent the spread of HIV and Hepatitus C, limit drug-related crime and litter, and offer addicts a range of social, legal and housing services.
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A new study suggests that laws intended to prevent gun violence may have the unintended consequence of dissuading U.S. gun retailers from agreeing to temporarily store firearms in an effort to prevent suicides.
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With prices rocketing in Aleppo, opposition authorities were seeking to ration consumption to prevent hoarding and prevent traders from overcharging, said Brita Hagi Hassan, president of the city council for opposition-held Aleppo.
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"The whole reason of this program being in place is to prevent things like that from happening, prevent two individuals from getting into an Octagon where one has an unfair advantage," Novtizky said.
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Chinese officials are seeking ways to prevent that from happening.
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What can we do to prevent massacres in the future?
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"I don't think this edition will discourage or prevent that."
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If so, you can use deception to prevent further negotiations.
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It even features a Faraday cage to prevent electronic eavesdropping.
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GIGOT: A wall to prevent anybody from coming from Saskatchewan.
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All these factors are expected to prevent widespread transmission here.
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Rays shut out Yankees to prevent sweep ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.
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It can also prevent you from opening excess tabs altogether.
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"Taking action to prevent child marriage is important," she said.
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The constipation will prevent the beer shits in the morning.
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Prevent has not responded to a Reuters' request to comment.
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Against her better judgment, Letty seeks to prevent the killing.
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The research also shows gun restrictions can prevent more deaths.
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Put simply, you can prevent junior's laptop from downloading porn.
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But there are symbols that can prevent that from happening.
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Everlane's latest capsule collection, however, promises to prevent just that.
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When will we do something to prevent these killing sprees?
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But, we flag both to prevent workarounds for bad actors.
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Not much can be done to prevent ovarian torsion, either.
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It's a preventable death that we can, and should, prevent.
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His argument, that IRS audits prevent it, are plainly false.
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That's the outcome that the FAM was created to prevent.
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Congress needs to step up and prevent this from happening.
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How can you prevent that perfect employee from jumping ship?
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Backers say the laws are necessary to prevent voter fraud.
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The United States has the money to prevent these deaths.
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There is currently no vaccine approved to prevent the virus.
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And he could prevent legitimate Google employees from opening doors.
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They prevent hangry meltdowns of the toddler and parent variety.
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I'm going to work with my colleagues to prevent that.
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We definitely recommend condoms, but not specifically to prevent scabies.
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"It's devastating, that's why we have to really prevent this."
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"It's basically designed to prevent people like O'Leary," Moscrop says.
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Ryanair is battling to prevent staff from taking industrial action.
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"These products are used to prevent skin cancer," Michele said.
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Well, it wouldn't prevent us, to be honest with you.
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We should be strong in order to prevent a war.
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The third goal was to prevent poor administration of government.
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Being a founder doesn't prevent you from potentially getting fired.
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This includes work to prevent the spread of infectious diseases.
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To prevent that, the eradication campaign is taking several steps.
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His inexperience would prevent many Democrats from consolidating around him.
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The FDA just approved a new drug to prevent them.
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How do you prevent outright cheating, such as selling degrees?
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How do you prevent this sentiment from turning into nihilism?
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Facebook also outlined steps to prevent misuse of its platform.
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Scientists know full well how to prevent the next Paradise.
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That's why it's important to prevent middle schoolers from starting.
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A way to prevent subsequent arthritis has not been proven.
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Those advantages prevent fintech companies from truly competing against banks.
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Keeping humidity below 40 percent will prevent condensation and corrosion.
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That's 280,262 hours of breastfeeding to prevent one ear infection.
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The cafe hopes to prevent this fate for other rabbits.
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So, how do you prevent your jeans' holes from growing?
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It's something astronauts are consistently trying to prevent from happening.
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Recordings can be protected to prevent automatic deletion, as well.
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We have to find out a way to prevent them.
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The goal of the blackout is to prevent insider trading.
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"We are doing everything possible to prevent panic," said Smoliy.
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And is there anything we can do to prevent them?
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Their solid frame also helps prevent damage in a rollover.
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Ryanair is battling to prevent employees from taking industrial action.
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That doesn't prevent it from having power over our emotions.
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Others that help prevent spread of malware have broader offerings.
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But McConnell couldn't prevent both a shutdown and an emergency.
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In lounges music is played loud enough to prevent eavesdropping.
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Wearing a mask isn't the best way to prevent coronavirus.
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SpaceX declined to comment on how it would prevent buckling.
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Databases are used to prevent students from plagiarizing published works.
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Several teachers locked doors to prevent him from getting in.
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The main point was to prevent an influx of Chinese.
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There's a foolproof way to prevent your eyeliner from running.
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Trump said the measure was necessary to prevent terrorist attacks.
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Tighter privacy laws prevent parties from holding data on individuals.
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Would that prevent some of the risk you're talking about?
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Here's what you should do to prevent iCloud calendar spam.
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The company claims this approach will prevent fraudulent insurance claims.
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We must prevent that from happening to protect women's lives.
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Mr Bercow's ruling may prevent a string of repeated votes.
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That could mean helping a woman prevent an unintended pregnancy.
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About 2,000 police officers were in place to prevent trouble.
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But what's to prevent people from stealing someone else's deliveries?
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Operators say scrutinising winners is necessary to help prevent fraud.
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Boeing now hopes to prevent that by developing new software.
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Read This Next: Weed Could Help Prevent Certain Brain Diseases
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"This helps prevent [frizz from] humidity and static," she says.
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This should prevent some of these incidents from ever happening.
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"You're appeasing someone to prevent more violent behavior," Kim says.
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Rules prevent firms from dominating trading in any given day.
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That's what the exhibition shows: no outfit can prevent rape.
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The rule wouldn't prevent federal money being used for abortions.
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If he's not, he's going to prevent you from that.
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It also wants to prevent wage arrears accumulating in future.
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To prevent ingrowns in the first place, cleanse and exfoliate.
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But EU rules on state aid could yet prevent that.
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Grassroots community organizations educate and support people to prevent violence.
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This would encourage corporations to work hard to prevent it.
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USP recently updated its database, which helps companies prevent fraud.
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On Sunday, English sued to prevent Trump from installing Mulvaney.
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The goal was to protect civilians and prevent a massacre.
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This could lead to food innovations that actually prevent disease.
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The E.U. must commit resources to prevent harassment and abuse.
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Advanced scanners and other gadgets prevent thieves from grabbing them.
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Trump said the measure was necessary to prevent extremist attacks.
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Maetel– Stretchable fabric sensor using nanomaterial to prevent bed sores.
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All presidents try to prevent leaks, and all presidents fail.
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This will help prevent any conflict that might arise later.
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To prevent this from happening, diabetics receive synthetic insulin injections.
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"That's helped me prevent injury and with stretching," she says.
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"We collectively can prevent these things from happening by vaccinating."
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It's going to do nothing to prevent violence or crimes.
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The pencil also features a retractable tip to prevent damage.
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Yet timely intervention is critical to prevent fakes going viral.
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Do you know what does work to prevent terrorist attacks?
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The White House denies it sought to prevent Yates' testimony.
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Meanwhile, a greater sensitivity to insulin helps to prevent diabetes.
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Fixes an issue that may prevent Grapher files from opening.
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They prevent broadband access providers from interfering with that right.
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Other regulations like increased capital requirements aim to prevent crashes.
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Hammel, however, could not prevent the damage in the fifth.
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He said laws should be changed to prevent family separations.
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It won't prevent these attacks, but it will deter them.
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It's apparently not for lack of trying to prevent it.
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It does need weekly brushing to prevent it from matting.
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Meanwhile, the wiser Hubert tries to prevent a fatal reaction.
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"Tell me what you're doing to prevent infections," she said.
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Smart locks are an easy way to prevent this issue.
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She disavows force even to prevent or stop a genocide.
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Hindu nationalists vowed to continue trying to prevent interfaith relationships.
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Was there something you could have done to prevent it?
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Cloudflare's services help websites load faster and prevent security breaches.
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And that makes it harder to actually prevent these attacks.
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There are laws that prevent terror financing in our country.
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They are essentially stepping back, trying to prevent financial catastrophe.
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We either prevent the spread of Zika or we don't.
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The U.S. sanctions prevent payments from going to Maduro's government.
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"Supply pressure is likely to prevent a rally," he added.
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But we want to help prevent others from being killed.
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To prevent a deadlocked EPW committee, Shelby took Sessions's spot.
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Princeton is suing to prevent the Department from releasing it.
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Plus, there are potential legal issues that prevent blocking content.
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Then we're part of the problem we're trying to prevent.
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And how on Earth will they prevent it from overheating?
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Meaning, your goal is to save money and prevent loss.
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So no, President Trump cannot prevent the coal industry's demise.
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They'll do all they can to prevent that from happening.
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No word on whether they'd prevent Juwanna Mann though… • 23.
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Carriers can prevent outside attacks with firewalls and security gateways.
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"We're trying to prevent an AI race," Conn told me.
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We have taken measures to prevent this from happening again.
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Are they negligent in not taking steps to prevent this?
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They mostly want to prevent as many abortions as possible.
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"Education is the only way to prevent radicalisation," he says.
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Sued them to prevent them from executing this guy. Yeah.
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Newly tightened European rules, however, prevent Italy from doing likewise.
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Pregnancy can prevent you from doing a lot of things.
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Heck, it might even prevent Lou Gehrig's Disease one day.
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What measures were taken to prevent Obscurials from cropping up?
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It's used in several countries to prevent people from loitering.
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The intention was to help prevent and mitigate chemical accidents.
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"This is not something a court can prevent," he said.
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How do we prevent this horrible scenario from taking place?
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They pay to prevent their own reign from being threatened.
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This helps prevent criminal check washing and other document alterations.
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Reuters: Trump immigration order may not prevent some family separations.
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But oil does more than just prevent flaking and dryness.
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There is good reason why gun restrictions would prevent suicides.
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We have always taken our responsibility to prevent diversion seriously.
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It also aims to prevent the deduction from being abused.
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Term limits prevent Kasich from running for a third term.
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It's the backbone to prevent the court from moving backward.
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However, treatment with antibiotics can prevent death if diagnosed quickly.
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Further, regulators should not prevent insurers from offering renewable STLDI.
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We all want to prevent the next mass shooting tragedy.
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However it said Serbia had failed to prevent genocidal acts.
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This did not prevent me from feeling her presence there.
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Our commitment to prevent Daesh's growth, ISIS' growth, is real.
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Girardi said it was a challenge to prevent such injuries.
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The corruption conviction may prevent him contesting next year's election.
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He helped prevent Congress from sinking the Iran nuclear deal.
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They ask themselves, Will a lie prevent misery right now?
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A wall will do nothing to prevent these legal entries.
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We want to build a wall to prevent illegal entry.
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Schutz physically blocked the door to prevent her from leaving.
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Compare gun policy proposals to policies to prevent drunk driving.
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Did their solutions prevent the 59 gun murders in September?
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That did not prevent them from completely dominating the machines.
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There's no shortage of legislative ideas to prevent skyrocketing prices.
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Trump said his administration would continue working to prevent violence.
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And are companies doing enough to prevent future data breaches?
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Workers identifying red flags can prevent shootings before they occur.
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The Yankees hope that rest and treatment can prevent surgery.
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"You can actually prevent many diseases with lifestyle," she said.
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Takagi says this could help people prevent people abusing kids.
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That message will prevent hundreds of soldiers from being killed.
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An institution designed to prevent any activist from staying active.
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But presidents have often taken steps to prevent ethical questions.
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The fight to prevent future massacres is just getting started.
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This simple exchange is all it takes to prevent conflict.
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Stemware savers aim to prevent accidental shatters in the dishwasher.
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"That will prevent potential harm to other investors," she said.
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Retailers have to implement procedures that prevent fraud, Oliver said.
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Existing advanced technologies can prevent wildfires and harden utility systems.
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The reason is to prevent the process from being affected.
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But she argued they were necessary to prevent future attacks.
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Once in place, the stone was whitewashed to prevent cracking.
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You can't prevent bad things from happening all the time.
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A simple action, a simple device, could prevent these deaths.
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This can backfire and prevent you from recovering as fast.
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At the time, there was no setting to prevent that.
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What kinds of security and infrastructure prevent a mass shooting?
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That didn't prevent Adams from speaking out on Twitter, however.
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This could prevent people from making it to the polls.
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He also wants to explore measures to prevent the disease.
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The company said the kits will help homeowners prevent losses.
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Both genders see challenges that prevent women from becoming leaders.
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Starbucks later held nationwide sensitivity training to prevent future incidents.
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That rule would prevent Kasich from getting on the ballot.
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A better, stronger system to prevent and discourage PED use.
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Giving back may help prevent cognitive issues down the road.
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But changes to actually prevent it have been slow going.
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And to prevent any other means of accessing those channels.
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Your devices can be updated to prevent the KRACK vulnerability.
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It was obvious that Obama would basically prevent that development.
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Nobody wants to prevent Britain's weekend warriors from enjoying themselves.
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Can health issues prevent me from being a living donor?
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Turkish police regularly prevent protests in central Istanbul and elsewhere.
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These types of agreements effectively prevent employees from suing companies.
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Are there things you can do to prevent these feelings?
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Would electric utilities pay to prevent this kind of damage?
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Laws that don't prevent every tragedy are worthless, I guess?
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What's the best way to prevent sexting before it happens?
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Hospitals are ready to fight to prevent that from reversing.
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They could do the same to prevent offshore tax havens.
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Nope. "Sunscreen isn't enough to prevent the reaction," she says.
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Change the Federal Vacancies Reform Act to prevent its misuse.
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"Innovation can help prevent that kind of catastrophe," he says.
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Here's where to store produce to prevent rot and decay.
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Myth: Taking a daily probiotic will definitely prevent yeast infections.
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Don't let them prevent you from doing other fundamental things.
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Also included in the report are solutions to prevent insolvency.
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The resealable packaging helps prevent the wipes from drying out.
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It is a divine act that no one can prevent.
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Spiky papillae lining turtles' throats prevent them from regurgitating plastic.
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Why might laws that prevent these groups from voting exist?
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Lasix is also commonly used to prevent bleeding in racehorses.
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Then you try to prevent people from abusing the regulations.
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We need to figure out a way to prevent it.
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Madrid has threatened to use emergency powers to prevent that.
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"To prevent apps from exploiting the pasteboard, Apple must act."
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Republicans counter that they are trying to prevent voter fraud.
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Don't let societal bullshit prevent you from trying something new.
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My school has some safety precautions to prevent possible shootings.
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He also pushed for organizational changes to better prevent misinformation.
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Now, those you can't prevent, it's an open market situation.
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To prevent that, you will have to change some settings.
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Do national governments have a plan to prevent global catastrophe?
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What is Facebook doing to prevent this from happening again?
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It was designed to prevent any single power from dominating.
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"We want to help prevent a crisis," Mr. Malone said.
|
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Tara boils it down to four big themes: Prevent infection.
|
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"Policymakers can't prevent what they don't predict," Dr. Sinclair said.
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The measure was taken, the government says, to prevent overgrazing.
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There's nothing we can do to prevent this from happening.
|
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But not all countries can prevent collapse, or fix it.
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I'd rather be able to look ahead and prevent them.
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Rethinking your drink routine can also prevent unintended landfill waste.
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But she sued multiple times to prevent its being seen.
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It would also prevent undocumented immigrants from serving as leaseholders.
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The Democrats failed to prevent the confirmation of Clarence Thomas.
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From CBPP: It would be hard to prevent such gaming.
|
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Supporters — particularly Republicans — say they're meant to prevent voter fraud.
|
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Banks and other companies hope those profiles will prevent fraud.
|
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The windows were covered to prevent anyone from seeing in.
|
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The agreement does not prevent either party from discussing it.
|
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And certainly they will prevent refugees from reaching European borders.
|
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There are other ways to prevent H.I.V. infection in newborns.
|
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But policy can't and shouldn't prevent widespread temporary job loss.
|
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To prevent theft, they encouraged nurses to hide face masks.
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Other presidents have taken strong action to prevent mass migration.
|
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The drugs did not shorten the illness or prevent deaths.
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Wirecutter Using hand sanitizer helps prevent the spread of coronavirus.
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There is an oversize stop sign, to help prevent accidents.
|
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"You can't prevent any crisis from happening," Mr. Gilman said.
|
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But prevent it from happening again — I don't see how.
|
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"No president can promise to prevent future outbreaks," he said.
|
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Town officials claimed the rule was meant to prevent overcrowding.
|
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The improvements are designed to prevent the system from overintervening.
|
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And yet the president has been unable to prevent it.
|
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Immediate, aggressive treatment is essential to prevent it from worsening.
|
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So embryonic editing is unlikely to prevent most medical problems.
|
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We initiate chemotherapy to try to prevent that from happening.
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Horner: The rules of engagement don't prevent mistakes from happening.
|
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And why has Egypt repeatedly failed to prevent these attacks?
|
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These are situations that prevent people from getting a job.
|
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And that is what Ms. Warren is trying to prevent.
|
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"Regulators hope to prevent capital outflows," said a banking source.
|
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The only question for them is how to prevent it.
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Between the lines: These costs prevent people from receiving care.
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We also support communities in their efforts to prevent radicalization.
|
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There are informants among them to prevent people from organizing.
|
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Everyday practices can also help prevent the flu from spreading.
|
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Shame and stigma prevent many victims from reporting the abuse.
|
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This will prevent the car's systems from turning themselves off.
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CAROLYN ALDIGÉ President and Founder Prevent Cancer Foundation Alexandria, Va.
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Trump repeatedly pledged to work to prevent future school shootings.
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The goal is to prevent movement and thus possibly paralysis.
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Put differently, we use it to prevent another [Hurricane] Katrina.
|
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It did not prevent Molina from participating in sport globally.
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We will do whatever we can to prevent this 'if'.
|
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The move was intended "to prevent bloodshed", said the organisers.
|
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It would also implement market share caps to prevent consolidation.
|
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He would also prevent internet service providers from providing content.
|
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Clearly, making teacher strikes illegal will not necessarily prevent them.
|
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How can I prevent my dog from getting the flu?
|
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British sailors gargle in formation to prevent the flu, 1933.
|
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Would strong organized labor prevent teachers from getting their way?
|
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It does not prevent Iran from developing deliverable nuclear weapons.
|
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The police worked much of the night to prevent escalation.
|
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Ireland is also obliged to prevent similar violations, it said.
|
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Both sides promised to work together to prevent future abuse.
|
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F.C.C. rules also prevent sharing of resources between TV stations.
|
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McConnell lacks the power to prevent such witnesses from testifying.
|
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Nor can he prevent the United States from operating there.
|
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The White House has worked to prevent that from happening.
|
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But even a targeted investment cannot always prevent battery shortages.
|
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Here's how to prevent audio assistants from retaining audio recordings.
|
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Nuclear abolition remains the only way to prevent nuclear war.
|
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Nuclear abolition remains the only way to prevent nuclear war.
|
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A mattress with good motion isolation can help prevent this.
|
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Interestingly, the order does not prevent him from seeing Ariana.
|
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Regulators are trying to prevent minors from using the products.
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Those airstrikes delayed the vote, but did not prevent it.
|
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If it helps prevent war, it may actually save lives.
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Sometimes really terrible things can prevent other really terrible things.
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Taking on more projects will prevent you from being eaten.
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"Amazon's culture is designed to prevent bureaucracies," he told me.
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Amazon has since made changes to prevent similar future incidents.
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But that didn't prevent blackness from manifesting in the crowd.
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"We want to help prevent these cardiovascular deaths," Zaorsky said.
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The best way to prevent mumps is with a vaccine.
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Privately, Greitens has attempted to prevent the floodgates from opening.
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HUGH R. PARRY President and Chief Executive Prevent Blindness Chicago
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How to make tangible progress, not merely prevent further losses?
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A bug bounty program could, in theory, prevent future breaches.
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That's not enough to prevent the spread of the disease.
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But profitability clearly doesn't prevent such disasters as Kokito's death.
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Professional standards prevent us from commenting on specific client engagements.
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Some suggested legislation was needed to prevent that from happening.
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Also, tracking suspended high school students could prevent tragic incidents.
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We may never be able to prevent all livestock deaths.
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Deradicalization strategies, including Prevent and DDP, have been much criticized.
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That deal, though, would not prevent charges against individual employees.
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The pill works to prevent pregnancy before it even starts.
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Yet, school officials do too little to prevent bullying. Why?
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Flu vaccine Can the flu shot prevent a heart attack?
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That incident prompted a rules change to prevent a recurrence.
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This didn't prevent him from getting a White House job.
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They contain heating elements to prevent snow and ice accumulation.
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Hence, the need for clear rules to prevent unintended consequences.
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The landing gear retracts to prevent interference with the radar.
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But North Korea doesn't need nukes to prevent regime change.
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TAPPER: But did you prevent medical people from going inside?
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We don't know if the Fed can prevent a recession.
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It can prevent some — not all — cases of cervical cancer.
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Up to now, Beijing has worked hard to prevent solutions.
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The Iron Quadrilateral is designed to prevent this from occurring.
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An ingrained warrior mentality can prevent them from admitting weakness.
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It is also difficult to foresee and prevent bad outcomes.
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Stop a shutdown, prevent a fare increase, bask in glory.
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Nor are voter ID laws needed to prevent election fraud.
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Trump has pushed to roll back regulations that prevent development.
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To prevent this, the United States needs a backup plan.
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It would also prevent any Russian software from telecommunications networks.
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Among other health benefits, water can help prevent bad breath.
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"It's better to prevent than to regret," said Mr. Maduro.
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We are KIDS working to prevent this from happening again.
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These requirements should prevent collapse when a massive earthquake happens.
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Cloudy weather could prevent the sighting in a given location.
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Some states are trying to prevent that from happening again.
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Trump has vowed to prevent North Korea gaining that capability.
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Facebook says it's doing what it can to prevent this.
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While they can punish, they cannot prevent or otherwise intervene.
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This would not prevent Edgar from getting jabbed up again.
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But McConnell pulled off quite the gambit to prevent that.
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The evidence that residential restrictions prevent sex crimes is nonexistent.
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That doesn't make this kind of plot impossible to prevent.
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Nothing in the logic of federal representation would prevent this.
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How do we prevent the continued erosion of the community?
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Looking ahead to the future, no effort must be spared to create a culture able to prevent such situations from happening, but also to prevent the possibility of their being covered up and perpetuated.
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A credit freeze helps prevent lenders from accessing a specific individuals' credit history, which could prevent unauthorized parties from using the data lost by Equifax to run scams like opening fraudulent lines of credit.
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Deal terms prevent Sirius from buying any more Pandora shares for another 18 months, and will also prevent Sirius from acquiring more than 31.5 percent of the company without the approval of Pandora's board.
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Two vaccines have also shown themselves to be effective in preventing cancer: the human papillomavirus (or HPV) vaccine, which can prevent cervical cancer, and the Hepatitis B vaccine, which can help prevent liver cancer.
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The Department of Homeland Security has said the system is needed to prevent travelers from leaving the country using someone else's identity and to prevent visitors to the United States from overstaying their visas.
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Billions will get spent on a wall that won't work to prevent a crime wave that isn't happening, while refugees sit in dangerous situations to prevent Bowling Green–style massacres that never took place.
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As part of its Anaconda Plan, the Union had set up the blockade to prevent supplies from reaching the Confederacy, and to prevent the export of cotton and other marketable items by the Southerners.
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The specifics of the legislation are unclear, however, the terrorism package will likely include measures to help prevent radicalization and recruitment of potential terrorists and a provision to prevent suspected terrorists from buying guns.
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His diet is flexible and, according to U.S. News, can be tailored to help you lose weight, prevent diabetes or heart disease, lower blood pressure and cholesterol, and help prevent prostate or breast cancer.
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The changes, which go into effect August 16th, do two main things: first, they prevent new tweets from streaming into an app in real time; and second, they prevent and delay some push notifications.
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Urban growth boundaries prevent growth from expanding outward, and single-family zoning, minimum lot sizes and density limits prevent commonsense increases in supply like duplexes in residential areas and taller buildings in urban locations.
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"Overall, it appears that Prevent is having the opposite of its intended effect: by dividing, stigmatizing and alienating segments of the population, Prevent could end up promoting extremism, rather than countering it," Kiai wrote.
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The four protocols the Senate ratified this week update treaties that are designed to prevent companies doing business in the U.S. and abroad from facing double taxation and to prevent taxpayers from avoiding taxes.
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Critics claimed that the government cut off access to the internet to prevent protesters from coordinating and mobilizing online, and to prevent human rights groups from tracking how security forces responded to the uprising.
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But under Italian law a company can be held responsible if it is deemed that it failed to prevent, or attempt to prevent, a crime being committed by an employee that benefited the company.
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Because the country as a whole has also shifted left since 2000, that kind of writing-off will not prevent the Democrats from winning elections; it probably won't prevent them from beating Donald Trump.
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Antibiotics and antifungals are both essential to combat infections in people, but antibiotics are also used widely to prevent disease in farm animals, and antifungals are also applied to prevent agricultural plants from rotting.
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It's not going to prevent climate change, help us adapt to rising temperatures and sea levels, or prevent a return of the financial panic that wrecked the economy during Bush's final years in office.
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UK Primary School Children Asked to Complete Radicalization Survey Under the act, schools must have "due regard to the need to prevent people from being drawn into terrorism" — otherwise known as the Prevent duty.
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Pre-shredded cheese is oftentimes coated in cellulose to prevent it from sticking together in the bag — and the cellulose works so well that it can prevent cheese from melting together in a sauce.
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"The Court determines that the public interest weighs in favor of Plaintiffs, as it would prevent harm to the community ... and prevent loss of data regarding the effectiveness of teen pregnancy prevention," Rice wrote.
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"There's no way to completely prevent access to kids, but we're going to put speed bumps to help prevent these things from getting into the hands of kids, particularly the fruity-flavored products," Gottlieb said.
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North Korea is famously secretive and restrictive — the regime goes to great lengths to both prevent the outside world from learning what goes on there and prevent its citizens from learning about the outside world.
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The boys are being held in quarantine, both to prevent them from contracting a disease in their weakened state, and to prevent them from spreading any disease they may have contracted while in the caves.
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There's evidence to suggest that sulforaphane can prevent DNA damage that leads to cancer, and in studies on mice, sulforaphane seems to prevent inflammation that can lead to neurodegenerative diseases, like Alzheimer's and Huntington's disease.
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Consumers are urged to prevent the spread of E. coli by washing hands, cooking ground beef to an internal temperature of 160 degrees and keeping uncooked foods away from raw beef to prevent cross-contamination.
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Such anti-repair measures are why a group of independent repair companies have started to push for "right to repair" legislation in eight states, which would prevent companies from making artificial blocks to prevent repair.
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"The best way to prevent drug addiction and overdose is to prevent people from abusing drugs in the first place," Trump said this month after a briefing with Cabinet members and advisers on the epidemic.
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There is not enough ice or snow to prevent scarring of the land like that still visible from such testing in the 1980s and prevent degradation of permafrost -- but that is not slowing them down.
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Fast Facts: The opioid crisis "The best way to prevent drug addiction and overdose is to prevent people from abusing drugs in the first place," Trump said during an August briefing on the opioid crisis.
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The discovery can help prevent sudden death Now that researchers know about this genetic marker, there are steps that medical professionals can take to prevent sudden deaths from occurring in other Amish children, Tester said.
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"The Court determines that the public interest weighs in favor of (Planned Parenthood), as it would prevent harm to the community ... and prevent loss of data regarding the effectiveness of teen pregnancy prevention," Rice wrote.
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The regulations were intended to prevent such disasters in the future, but oil companies complained that many were costly, burdensome and duplicative, and that they were already developing industrywide safety protocols to prevent future blowouts.
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Some of the strategies used to prevent heart problems, like eating a healthy diet and getting regular exercise, might also help prevent disability later on, the study team writes in Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes.
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"I said: 'Look, this is a policy of our party that we would want to pursue the option of a public vote to prevent crashing out or prevent leaving on a bad deal,'" he said.
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However, analysts doubted if these steps would prevent the rupee's declines.
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It wasn't enough to prevent the death of every living person.
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If something was hurting, what could you do to prevent that?
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Mr Netanyahu has sought a deal to prevent a fourth war.
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A single cup of water was passed around to prevent dehydration.
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Hm. Seems as if you couldn't prevent that one, huh, C.C.?
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Its presence in Ghana did not prevent a $1.6bn budget hole.
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The information is stored on a global network to prevent tampering.
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"Musical ability does not prevent people from criminal activity," he says.
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"We agree we must do better to prevent it," he said.
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This winter, however, J.Crew is working to prevent that shopping snafu.
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In 2008, the U.S was negotiating to prevent further nuclear development.
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But that did not prevent the CEO from hiring this person.
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As such, the bill would prevent Americans from exporting the meat.
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The sale quantity will also be limited to prevent bulk purchases.
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Of course, an audit doesn't prevent anyone from releasing their taxes.
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Dealers will upgrade software to prevent overheating of the catalytic converter.
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We'll do all we can to prevent these things from happening.
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Both people in the couple have responsibility to prevent those things.
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How much snow is required to prevent having the course changed?
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This command requires three buttons to prevent accidental bumps and misdials.
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Taylor hopes his story will prevent the deaths of other dogs.
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This was to prevent the mother from passing along Leigh syndrome.
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That could buy the company time and prevent excessive jury verdicts.
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That can prevent cravings for sweets and other carbohydrate-rich foods.
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Flex can be worn during sex to prevent making a mess.
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Health officials have scrambled to prevent the outbreak from getting larger.
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For your mobile phone, you can download apps to prevent robocalls.
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Prevent Group, was not a member of the VDA, Mueller said.
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"America doesn't really have a programme similar to Prevent," says Blears.
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She's still researching and looking for ways to prevent neck wrinkles.
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The gas usually serves to prevent oxygen from fueling the fire.
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This'll prevent the meat from clinging as you shape the burgers.
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"Learning these things might help prevent me getting Alzheimer's," says Cui.
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It even comes with a splash guard to prevent food splatter.
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Poe developed deadly (and revolutionary) armor to prevent further Raider attacks.
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Amazon has a new way to prevent thieves from stealing packages.
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Drilling opponents hope the assessments could delay or prevent ANWR development.
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These sanction should prevent North Korea from exporting anything of value.
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Some of these are injected therapies designed to prevent chronic migraines.
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PwC has several measures in place meant to prevent such occurrences.
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She was given painkillers and was prescribed antibiotics to prevent infection.
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It will be sure to prevent hunger pangs during your travels.
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You can't stop them, but you can prevent them from spreading.
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"It doesn't prevent people from deciding to broadcast there," she says.
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"It's so important if we're to prevent unplanned pregnancies," she said.
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But they always change the platform to prevent gaming of distribution.
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Why try to prevent this technology from even having a chance?
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Police crackdowns will prevent civil unrest from seriously disrupting the celebration.
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There is no vaccine to prevent RMSF, according to the CDC.
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The hormones in the device can prevent fertilization of the egg.
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The agreement includes 32 new conditions to help prevent drug abuse.
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Picking a color scheme for your trip will help prevent overpacking.
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" The doctrine of natural rights will "prevent us from imposing a
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The watchdog said it wants to prevent a market being developed.
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You could do it at concerts to prevent bootleg concert videos.
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One of its main aims is to prevent another refugee influx.
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The bigger step is to prevent harassment in the first place.
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The notes are ostensibly designed in a way to prevent counterfeiting.
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Dennis Muilenburg said a new software update would prevent future incidents.
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SECRETARY OF STATE MIKE POMPEO: We're trying to prevent it Iran.
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It was also the kind that is most difficult to prevent.
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Wagner has ramped up internal checks to prevent leaks, he added.
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Update: We have implemented safeguards to prevent this from happening again.
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They prevent it from attacking the body it is part of.
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Activists hoped that speedy intervention this time would prevent a replay.
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It was put in place to prevent a repeat of 2008.
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It can help to mitigate misunderstandings and prevent situations from escalating.
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Built-in sensors prevent the avatars from crashing into each other.
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The constitutional provision is designed to prevent corruption and foreign influence.
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The information, it says, could help find ways to prevent collisions.
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Many countries already have laws to prevent discrimination on age grounds.
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He reappeared against South Korea, but could not prevent an elimination.
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But did you ever guess it could heal and prevent breakouts?
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Hospitals also use this technology to prevent the spread of tuberculosis.
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It also uses metal detectors to prevent this kind of contamination.
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Most developers use anti-cheat software to try to prevent hacking.
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But there's a way to prevent Amazon employees from listening in.
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Nevertheless, that will not prevent Republicans from getting shellacked in November.
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Prosecutors filed a legal plea to prevent Kuczynski from leaving Peru.
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Republican lawmakers said campus carry could help prevent a mass shooting.
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The tools to prevent those shifts are within each country's purview.
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There is currently no medicine or vaccine to prevent the disease.
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"The sole intent is to prevent a catastrophic wildfire," he said.
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But it didn't prevent the project from quickly growing in scope.
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It's super important to prevent injury, but also to be strong.
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The warmer would help prevent condensation from forming on the lens.
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There are obvious limitations, namely that the app doesn't prevent STDs.
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I have fought on the front lines to prevent illegal immigration.
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The remedies offered by Hutchison were not sufficient to prevent this.
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It should prevent any reduction of the key pre-Brexit standards.
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The clean edges will prevent the chocolate from shattering while cutting.
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His canine sidekick helps calm him down and prevent anxiety attacks.
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Maybe Trump wants to prevent American lobbyists from taking foreign money.
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But there's just no way to prevent all attacks, experts say.
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Serena hopes he gets better to prevent Cushing's reign of terror.
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Technology and moderation systems are not equipped to prevent this harm.
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"At the moment, regulations prevent retail from purchasing those," said Richardson.
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They put their furniture on small bricks to prevent water damage.
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The best way to do that is to prevent mosquito bites.
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Improved air quality would prevent 230,000 premature deaths over 20 years.
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The company is accused of not doing enough to prevent it.
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Remember that old Smokey Bear saying, "Only you can prevent wildfires"?
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The company's reasoning was comically simplistic: It wanted to prevent spoilers.
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But streaming guidelines didn't prevent players from spoiling the game anyway.
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Nguyen, 51, then followed her outside to prevent her from leaving.
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So how do you prevent these companies from doing it themselves?
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This experimental technique is undergoing trials to treat or prevent disease.
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People with norovirus should drink plenty of fluids to prevent dehydration.
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There are currently no vaccines to treat or prevent the virus.
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Governments should interfere with choices only to prevent harm to others.
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"I will do everything I can to prevent that from happening."
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The 6s and Plus got stiffened to prevent bending, as well.
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"The goal is prevent gun violence, to minimize it," he explains.
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The deal was designed to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons.
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Maybe you love the small details and help prevent costly errors.
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Ok, regardless: How do you prevent weight gain from weed munchies?
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This is to prevent your iPhone from malfunctioning and shutting down.
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Her hands were severed in an effort to prevent her identification.
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This was to prevent the balloon from sticking to the tarp.
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There is no legislation to prevent discrimination against them at work.
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Kaite refused, saying the process could prevent her entry into heaven.
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T air bag modules in an effort to prevent similar incidents.
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Doctors hope a mosquito trap will prevent the spread of disease.
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The lawsuit seeks an injunction to prevent enforcement of that agreement.
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Such measures would neither eliminate all risk nor prevent all losses.
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It also wants to prevent an Israeli presence on its borders.
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Statespeople want to prevent a no-deal Brexit at all costs.
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New technology that can prevent life-changing injuries caused by falls.
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The keyboard includes 128-bit AES encryption to prevent against keylogging.
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LGBT employees say policies to prevent discrimination at work are patchy.
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So does the flu shot do anything to prevent the flu?
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We must prevent the next mass shooting or the next suicide.
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This will help you brainstorm ways to prevent them from happening.
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Social norms and common courtesy should kick in and prevent this.
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It means a lot to prevent other tragedies in many ways.
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But by that point, you're trying to prevent the last attack.
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Journalists shouted questions asking what would prevent them from being next.
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Legal and intelligence considerations may prevent Comey from revealing those details.
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It could also prevent urgent action on the country's ailing banks.
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C4ADS suspects the spoofing was to prevent drone attacks or surveillance.
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In an open letter, they write:How will Screening Room prevent piracy?
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Every single component has been chosen to prevent degradation over time.
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The bike uses an aluminum frame and fork to prevent rusting.
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Advertisers can also prevent ads from being run on specific channels.
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Above all, technology cannot prevent some pervasive forms of election-rigging.
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He called 911 in hopes that police would prevent the crime.
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Driving codes and road signs try to prevent accidents from happening.
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To prevent bad negotiations wrecking their business, insurers have clubbed together.
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This is one natural disaster we can see coming and prevent.
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"This is one natural disaster we can see coming and prevent."
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If data can help police prevent crime, they should use them.
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Do it now to prevent someone from crashing your iPhone pic.twitter.
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The idea is to prevent an important bird habitat from overgrowing.
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Should we try to do anything we can to prevent it?
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So how do we prevent another incident like this from happening?
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Two additional coordination issues prevent the majority party from adopting policy.
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The third is exploring ways to prevent violence using this information.
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But withdrawing MID cannot on its own prevent property-market bubbles.
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Wrap foil around the bottom to prevent any condensation from dripping.
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But working out how best to prevent it will be hard.
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The order of these driving experiences were randomized to prevent bias.
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Facebook has also said they'll prevent these stories from being advertised.
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The Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence has endorsed Mrs. Clinton.
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We're trying to prevent the storm surge funneling into the lakes.
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"It was to prevent them from sleeping too soundly," he says.
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Most suicides happen without precedent, making it exceedingly hard to prevent.
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S. border to prevent immigrants from the country from entering America.
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Some have adopted fixed exchange rates to prevent their currencies appreciating.
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But Trump has consistently acted to prevent any form of accountability.
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"By preventing gonorrhea," he said, "we can also prevent resistant gonorrhea."
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Cover edges of pie crust with aluminum foil to prevent overbrowning.
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Please use my death as activism to prevent others from dying.
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The hard work didn't prevent Peake from taking a selfie, though.
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However, even big security budgets can't always prevent a major hack.
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The new rules largely don't prevent internet providers from doing anything.
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So a contract could help prevent those arguments before they happen.
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Opponents counter that pipeline companies cannot be trusted to prevent leaks.
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The goal of using EpiPen is to prevent symptoms from progressing.
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The ACV is also capable of obstacle detection to prevent mishaps.
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There is no obvious way to prevent such claims from circulating.
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Having a kid doesn't prevent you from being on the phone.
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Were there precautions you could have taken to prevent its misuse?
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Could or would Jackson have worked to prevent the Civil War?
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Doctors put her on medication to prevent HIV as a precaution.
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By blocking stabilization, they may one day prevent fusion -- and pregnancy.
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To prevent uncertainty I'm going to become an accomplice to corruption?
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Comey wasn't able to prevent himself from being alone with Trump.
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Because you want to manage your finances better, prevent overdrafts, right?
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The agency predicted the act could prevent 230,000 deaths in 2020.
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My goal was to prevent the case from getting another look.
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Simply addressing your concerns can prevent a lot of these arguments.
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And there's very little any country can do to prevent it.
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It's not that we're ever going to prevent all of it.
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The conservatorship would be established to prevent a "substantial financial loss."
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SCIUTTO: What can the U.S. possibly do to prevent this catastrophe?
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Spanish authorities deemed that vote illegal and attempted to prevent it.
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We have to do something different to prevent these catastrophic fires.
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We hope the outgoing Obama administration will prevent any more damage.
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The conversion could help prevent a further deterioration of loan portfolios.
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Nearby tanks were being cooled to prevent the fire from spreading.
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What should be done to prevent further crises in the future?
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To prevent harm or backlash, careful science and caution is essential.
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Let your pupper light the way and prevent accidents from happening.
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But there are ways to prevent this from happening to you.
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I hope in an indirect way this helps prevent future mistreatment.
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I end with a good stretch to prevent any soreness tomorrow.
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More importantly, emergency passenger drones could prevent thousands of needless deaths.
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Sewing said then that many factors could still prevent a merger.
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Fluoride in water can prevent tooth decay and protect against cavities.
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Health officials recommend flu vaccines to prevent such infections each year.
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And that sway allegedly would prevent Mikkelson from canceling their contract.
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Eventually, they duct taped her mouth to prevent her from screaming.
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The groundbreaking research on taking aspirin to prevent a heart attack?
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Clean hands help prevent spread of germs to yourself and others.
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To prevent him from facing further punishment, Davis's mom got creative.
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The police in China worked hard to prevent any copycat unrest.
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Manufacturers can also prevent repair by tying hardware to operating systems.
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That could prevent him from returning to Congo before the Aug.
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I'm in the best possible position to understand and prevent it.
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There are drugs targeting inflammation to prevent or reduce fibrotic scarring.
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How can President Trump prevent the MOAB from becoming Afghanistan's Tet?
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The newspaper claimed Mitchell said UFOs had helped prevent nuclear war.
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Colder temperatures also helped prevent snow from melting off, she said.
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No-impeachment rules prevent jurors from having to testify about deliberations.
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Every effort should be made to prevent violence before it erupts.
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Like Bischoff, he tried to prevent the whole thing—sort of.
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But neither route may be enough to prevent a religious realignment.
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And curing hepatitis C can prevent the infection from spreading further.
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Smoking in a slow and steady drag helps prevent this, though.
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The White House said it took precautions to prevent civilian casualties.
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Dams can prevent flooding by regulating the flow of water downstream.
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" "We understand that [the ad tools] will not prevent abuse entirely.
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Facebook may have sought to prevent leaks of sensitive corporate communications.
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There's also no treatment that's specifically designed to prevent the attacks.
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The effort to prevent protests is extending to email as well.
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But this did not prevent numerous organizations moving their events elsewhere.
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He's currently in addiction treatment and taking medication to prevent relapse.
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To prevent this from happening, battery makers insert separators in between.
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"Such behavior doesn't prevent violent extremism, it fuels it," she said.
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"They're only trying to prevent people from losing tickets," he says.
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Now, steps are being taken to prevent any sort of attack.
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That was intended to prevent me from going back to Manchester.
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The move came in a bid to prevent supporters gathering outside.
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The government of Malawi has done little to prevent such horrors.
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The red shirts say the centers are needed to prevent fraud.
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But our work must go further to prevent these heinous crimes.
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"New Jersey is structurally designed to prevent competitive campaigns," Murray said.
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What steps have you taken to prevent abuse of this definition?
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" She added: "I saw it, and I couldn't even prevent it.
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We partnered with imams in Central Asia to prevent violent extremism.
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The answer could spur discoveries to prevent such devastating neurological problems.
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Having personal views doesn't prevent us from independently following the facts.
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Using a bidet also helps prevent UTIs, yeast infections, and hemorrhoids.
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Systems work, and prevent us from falling victim to our mood.
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They won't be able to actually prevent the crisis from unfolding.
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What is being done to prevent similar problems in the future?
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In theory, this should prevent too many superstars from joining forces.
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First, it could prevent re-sellers from offering subsidized subscription plans.
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It is also trying to use its data to prevent crime.
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It won't prevent it, and it won't delay it for long.
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Muslim organization's have appealed for calm to prevent communal flare-ups.
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It's time we reshape our policies to prevent that from happening.
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This would prevent the policy's implementation while the court battle continues.
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And at no time will I call for a 'prevent defense.
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Nor could the Republicans prevent Mr. Obama's re-election in 2012.
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If implemented, that would prevent another 31.53-style intervention by Amazon.
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Muslim organizations have appealed for calm to prevent communal flare-ups.
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"We must act to prevent this from happening again," Gillibrand tweeted.
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Why do we continue to do nothing to prevent these tragedies?
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It would also prevent the administration's expansion of non-ObamaCare plans.
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Intending to both raise capital for lithium development and prevent unequal
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It is time for us to rethink how we prevent terrorism.
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Then there would be nothing to prevent the fire from spreading.
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We all have to do our part to prevent successful cyberattacks.
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Wright said he had no reason to prevent Edwards from sampling.
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Instead, the tech giant needs to prevent those situations from happening.
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Fortunately, the characteristics did not prevent a successful landing in Philadelphia.
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Transporting police dogs to prevent opioid overdoses is a bipartisan issue.
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Senate Democrats are pledging to fight to prevent the bill's passage.
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These governors have legal tools in their arsenal to prevent this.
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She hopes to help prevent someone else from buying into one.
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