There's going to be crimes not prevented that could have been prevented.
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NIELSEN: It could have been prevented and it should have been prevented.
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This is an agreement that prevented a nuclear program and potentially prevented military intervention.
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"This is an agreement that prevented a nuclear program and potentially prevented a military intervention," Mogherini said.
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Traders said that prices were being held in check around current levels - rising output prevented increases, while strong demand prevented drops.
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They estimated that 118,009 low-weight births could have been prevented from 2003 to 2014, not that they had been prevented.
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The travel ban would not have prevented a single deadly attack since 9/11 nor would it have prevented the 9/11 attacks.
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I mean, he keeps saying that they prevented — that Hillary Clinton started the deal with the Iranians prevented Iran from getting a nuclear weapon.
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Based on the study, the US would prevent more deaths if it prevented all alcohol deaths than if it prevented all drug overdose deaths.
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"Lower capacity prevented OPEC members from cheating and prevented non-OPEC members from increasing their production," after March 1999, Alhajji and Huettner explained shortly afterwards.
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Similar concerns prevented Trump from reaching the demilitarized zone between North and South Korea a year ago when foggy weather prevented his helicopter from landing.
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It would have prevented funding from being used to shutter the reportedly not-long-to-live office for cyber diplomacy and prevented its functions from being transferred.
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But over the course of 10 to 15 years, three cancers will be prevented from spreading, and one to two deaths of prostate cancer will be prevented.
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It is true that some neighboring states have prevented their ports from being used by Qatar bound ships and some have prevented air travel between their airports and Qatar.
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Measles, a viral illness, can be prevented through two doses of a vaccine, and measles vaccination prevented an estimated 21.1 million deaths from 20173 to 2017, according to the report.
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" He also thinks Caleb's "death could have been prevented.
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The president failed — Congress and public pressure prevented it.
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The one he prevented may have been just as crucial.
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But the shutdown prevented him from getting the final paperwork.
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This type of computer security prevented attacks on personal devices.
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He is prevented by term limit laws from running again.
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It would have prevented the chaos we now are experiencing.
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A police officer prevented the assailant from entering the church.
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It had prevented anyone over 75 from holding the office.
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Unexpected shocks prevented the deal from reaching its full potential.
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Some types of HPV can be prevented with a vaccine.
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An injured back, among other ailments, prevented him from working.
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And every single one of those deaths can be prevented.
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Thread was all that prevented my face from falling off.
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HOW IS IT TRANSMITTED AND HOW CAN IT BE PREVENTED?
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What's clear is that this collision could have been prevented.
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How can entire populations be prevented from falling into it?
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Hard reform and economic recovery have prevented greater political instability.
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But the difficulty in exploiting intangibles may have prevented that.
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The specs haven't prevented Google from touting the camera's abilities.
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Both logistical and cultural obstacles have prevented her from learning.
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"This could have been prevented," Tonya says of the attack.
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Kesha also claimed that he prevented her from releasing music.
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And it likely inspired more impulsive behavior than it prevented.
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Gualtieri said "Stand Your Ground" prevented him from arresting Drejka.
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An NDA prevented his team from publicizing any underlying data.
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"lesser" whites could be prevented from reproducing, then whiteness would
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And people with low scores can be prevented from traveling.
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There are ways Sony could have prevented this from happening.
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Pruitt has deliberately prevented the legal questions from being resolved.
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There was nothing that legally prevented English from doing so.
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Together, they prevented what likely would have been a massacre.
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US military says checkpoint prevented truck getting closer to embassies.
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" Puzder went on to say, "We prevented it from collapsing.
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But sealing off the city also prevented people from leaving.
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The Fed prevented the market from reverting to the mean.
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Furthermore, nowadays vitamin deficiencies are easily prevented by vitamin supplements.
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"Supply constraints" prevented adequate stock, according to the society's notice.
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In addition, 129,000 hospitalizations and 61,000 deaths could be prevented.
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And, they prevented Detroit from scoring with a man advantage.
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About 30 percent of both might have prevented pancreatic cancer.
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How could these atrocities be prevented from ever being repeated?
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But it has not prevented them from using the children.
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Amish dust prevented symptoms of asthma; Hutterite dust encouraged them.
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This loss was prevented by treatment with curcumin, Cordeiro explained.
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Initially, Hutchins was prevented from going online after his arrest.
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"We have prevented ... a significant number of attacks," he said.
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Many of those deaths can by prevented through simple interventions.
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They continue to be prevented from getting a basic education.
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None of this has prevented probiotics from becoming more popular.
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It said privacy laws prevented it from giving more information.
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Security forces prevented the Taliban from capturing the base. Nov.
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Their deaths were prevented because we vaccinated their older siblings.
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Colleagues and relatives said his death could have been prevented.
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Neither would necessarily have prevented any of the recent shootings.
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Later, the White House said Trump's schedule prevented his attendance.
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So why are Indian tribes legally prevented from joining in?
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The business failures thus prevented might well have been catastrophic.
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Since then, he has been prevented from leaving the palace.
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Men like John Shields prevented this from happening in Canada.
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He was prevented by the police from speaking with reporters.
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The federal courts prevented him from imposing his Muslim ban.
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But restrictions have prevented many investors from tapping Chinese bonds.
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She also said Celmatix was prevented from publishing scientific research.
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It's unclear if that measure would have prevented Wednesday's shooting.
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"There were no complications that prevented us from going forward."
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American air support prevented the insurgents from overrunning the center.
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Illness has prevented the Matyashes from working since they immigrated.
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The fracking boom has prevented major spikes in energy prices.
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But debate qualifiers prevented both of them from moving forward.
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European fold, ending Greek reservations that had prevented North Macedonia's
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Labour's unexpected gains in that contest probably prevented Corbyn's ouster.
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Security guards prevented anyone from leaving until Kadyrov had spoken.
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Prayers could not have prevented either tragedy, that is true.
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Unsurprisingly, the small parties have prevented badly needed electoral reform.
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"This doesn't mean we have prevented hearing loss," he stressed.
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"I don't think we could have prevented it," he said.
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But inadequate infrastructure has prevented scientists from achieving that goal.
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Scientists say it prevented 2 million cases of skin cancer.
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Our military men need to be prevented from making blunders.
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"Recurrences were being prevented, and lives prolonged," Dr. Sparano said.
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That prevented him from qualifying for Thursday's presidential primary debate.
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The Communist Party prevented the emergence of independent labor unions.
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In the same ruling, the judge also prevented his deportation.
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This is why you've seen that there are attacks against churches, tear gas being fired into churches, and people prevented from going in and in some cases prevented from coming out of churches after services.
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The EU hasn't prevented Germany's Mittelstand companies from becoming global powerhouses.
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We discovered a bug that prevented draft videos from being deleted.
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They have not been prevented by mass surveillance of American citizens.
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Some employees were prevented from getting to work by road closures.
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This might have been prevented had the bouncer received more training.
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Some of the diseases prevented by vaccines are nonexistent in America.
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The Kurdish move prevented the militants from seizing the region's oilfields.
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So far, the law's sturdy infrastructure has prevented a total collapse.
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What are the industries afraid will be prevented by these rules?
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Alan could have prevented Nadia from being hit by a taxi.
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It said the clutter prevented "normal ease" of exiting the home.
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The Kurdish move prevented the militants taking control of the oilfields.
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Honduran authorities have prevented him from returning to his native Mexico.
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This would have prevented the sites from attracting traffic from search.
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The merger speculation has prevented a plunge in the companies' shares.
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Practically speaking, many couldn't because their settlements prevented them from talking.
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Medical costs prevented her from having enough money to avoid eviction.
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That was prevented, in part, by a concerted US policy effort.
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"It could have been prevented," said one of DaRosa's family members.
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He also prevented internal ideological differences from spiraling out of control.
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That has not prevented the president commenting on Mr Manafort's case.
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Jordanian armed forces are legally prevented from entering the demilitarized area.
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Protesting employees had earlier prevented Silveira from entering the ministry building.
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Extremely wet conditions prevented rapid planting progress in Indiana last week.
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This has not prevented Trump's statement from resurrecting this tired scapegoat.
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That hasn't prevented the President gaining popularity on social media, however.
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Ships had been prevented from reaching Syria after entering regional waters.
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Certain users could also be prevented from uploading videos at all.
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He was prevented from contacting anyone for more than 12 hours.
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The defense, however, prevented the ball from going into the basket.
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First, the shortage prevented farmers ... from getting their produce to markets.
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Or take it this way; it prevented an even larger build.
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Police have prevented the group from gathering every Saturday since then.
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Family members have been prevented from visiting sick or elderly parents.
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A barrier behind her prevented other patrons from witnessing the incident.
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WIRED walked through how the company could have prevented the disaster.
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I&aposm so relieved this guy was found, this was prevented.
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What are the risk factors and can breast cancer be prevented?
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It is unclear that any president could have prevented this war.
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Higher air pressure within the boxes prevented air flow or contamination.
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But, in his view, regulatory constraints prevented JPMorgan from doing so.
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It has also prevented many farmers from planting and harvesting crops.
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At U.C. Irvine, student protesters prevented the Israeli ambassador from speaking.
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It prevented healing, like it downgraded what someone had been through.
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So we prevented Iran from having to undergo such an embarrassment.
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"Wayward and arbitrary" law enforcement would be strictly prevented, it added.
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Similar action prevented planned maintenance at Moerdijk on Monday, Verburg said.
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But John Kasich's victory in Ohio may have prevented his coronation.
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Journalists were prevented from entering the school to cover the event.
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Could some of those 85033 shootings since 2012 have been prevented?
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"Volatility of cryptocurrencies has prevented their widespread adoption," Al-Naji said.
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What what do you think prevented you from transitioning back then?
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With more time and resources, this shooting could have been prevented.
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"I don't know how it could have been prevented," Lombardo said.
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He should have halted or prevented the crimes, the judges said.
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Malaria is completely preventable and treatable but hasn't been prevented yet.
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Beijing has long prevented foreign majority ownership of entities in China.
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His campaign denied Sunday that the candidate was prevented from speaking.
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"There is anger for not having prevented the attacks," he said.
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The mayor argued that the move prevented a more unpalatable outcome.
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Some, like waking up during surgery, can't be prevented by worrying.
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"I don't know how it could have been prevented," he said.
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Ethics rules prevented him from having further involvement with the train.
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This stigma hasn't prevented Alexander from telling people about his diagnosis.
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A baserunning error prevented the Reds from scoring in the fourth.
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In 2016, Beijing prevented pro-democracy candidates from running in elections.
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Generally, most pregnancy-related deaths could be prevented; 60% are preventable.
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They've prevented millions of pounds of food from going to waste.
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How do you win an election when you're prevented from campaigning?
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Much of that can be prevented by a summer learning program.
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Violence and displacement has prevented farmers from planting and growing food.
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Green prevented further damage by striking out Buxton and Jason Castro.
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It can be prevented with a widely available and inexpensive vaccine.
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That mission's success also prevented Musk and SpaceX from going broke.
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Opponents of its passage were prevented from campaigning before the vote.
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That report would have otherwise prevented Roof from buying a gun.
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The directive also would not have prevented the 9/11 attacks.
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Since April 2018, ASIC has prevented five ICOs from raising capital.
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He prevented further scoring by getting a popout and two strikeouts.
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The bill also prevented local governments from raising the minimum wage.
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Despite its good intentions, it caused more trouble than it prevented.
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A big enough difference that this embarrassing mistake could've been prevented.
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A court order prevented him from running in non-Nike gear.
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The rats freed their companions even when social contact was prevented.
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However smart architecture and thoughtful decor prevented it from feeling cramped.
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I would hope that Stefan would have prevented me from panicking.
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The company says it could not have prevented Mr. Paddock's actions.
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Who, if anyone, could have prevented Washington's tragic misadventure in Vietnam?
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Less obstructive behavior by Security Council members might have prevented others.
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In 1983, Soviet Lieutenant Colonel Stanislav Petrov prevented a nuclear war.
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They have prevented further deaths and risked their lives doing so.
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Mr. Snyder was prevented from seeking re-election by term limits.
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A hysterectomy prevented her from having any more of her own.
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High brokerage fees prevented them from being an active stock trader.
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War is preventable, but I'm not sure it will be prevented.
|
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But that has not prevented him from directing yet another feature.
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Mr. Boies said ethical constraints prevented him from saying any more.
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Unfortunately, I was prevented from doing so by the Israeli government.
|
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That prevented what would have been hundreds of thousands of infections.
|
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"I wish the department could have prevented this," Mr. Souffrant said.
|
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The backlogs prevented are hard to detect, the resources saved unnoticed.
|
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That hasn't prevented some people from buying more than they need.
|
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Only the diligence of their police protectors prevented a mass killing.
|
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So there are likely other ways to have prevented the attack.
|
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The Base must be prevented from organizing and planning future attacks.
|
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So a 20-foot extension would not have prevented his accident.
|
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In Week 1, dropped passes prevented USC from pulling away early.
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The predominant strain, H3N2, isn't well prevented by the flu vaccine.
|
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The predominant strain, H753N2, isn't well prevented by the flu vaccine.
|
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The strikes prevented schools there from opening this week as planned.
|
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Inclement weather conditions at the Capitol reportedly prevented others from participating.
|
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Officials said forced evacuations and preparations prevented greater loss of life.
|
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But the contradiction in his policy prevented Washington from resolving it.
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I think the boy's parents could (and should) have prevented this.
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McConnell, with Senate Republicans unified, prevented action for nearly a year.
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Syrian forces have routinely prevented medicines from reaching rebel-held territory.
|
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Casey, and in doing so, prevented the overturning of Roe v.
|
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In the past, humans have refused orders and prevented nuclear Armageddon.
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"All that could have been prevented had I been offered" Suboxone.
|
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"Whenever there's a failure, it could be prevented," he said. Sen.
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These technologies can and have prevented tragedies, with the public undisturbed.
|
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It's not clear whether that measure would have prevented Wednesday's massacre.
|
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But they didn't; indeed, they couldn't — his economic policies prevented it.
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Lawyers defending the 2013 Virginia law said it prevented voter fraud.
|
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The ACLU argues that St. Vincent prevented its clients from adopting.
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Emergency department visits due to cannabis can be prevented, Wang said.
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It's unclear, however, if that measure would have prevented Wednesday's shooting.
|
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Some observers say it has prevented him from reaching his potential.
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The Peshmerga deployment prevented Kirkuk's oilfields from falling into jihadist hands.
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Immigration issues prevented her from getting needed permits, The News reported.
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Rather, he talked about how FDA regulations have prevented pharmaceutical innovation.
|
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But another 348 were prevented from getting into the US entirely.
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Because of fear, they prevented the film from meeting an audience.
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Who was at fault or how something could have been prevented.
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Press conferences during the Harper era were often "photo opportunity only": As reported by Vice, this means that security has prevented journalists from asking questions, removed them from events, and even prevented them entering at all.
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If aid has prevented such a calamity, it would have been worthwhile.
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As the screw turned, the plug prevented it from dislodging the plaster.
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But drug problems and multiple arrests prevented him from securing a passport.
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The school had prevented the plaintiff from teaching whilst wearing her headscarf.
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A simple call to any expert could have prevented this from happening.
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Pollard also said the conditions have prevented him from getting a job.
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SSI protects individuals who are prevented from working because of a disability.
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Most of the migrants that day were prevented from entering Spanish territory.
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That hasn't prevented him or the team from starting fast this season.
|
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The high temperatures prevented this water from crystalizing under the high pressures.
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And it could be prevented with just one dose of a vaccine.
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What is the condition and how can it be prevented and treated?
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Klobuchar's daughter was born with a condition that prevented her from swallowing.
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The order also prevented Porter from obtaining an FBI clearance, Politico reports.
|
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"We have prevented an outbreak at the scale of 2017," Relano said.
|
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The flu can also be prevented with a safe and effective vaccine.
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Wet fields likely prevented drastic planting progress in eastern Iowa last week.
|
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But it remains unclear how California sanctuary would have prevented Wednesday's shootings.
|
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Until 2015, copyright regulations largely prevented independent research into US voting equipment.
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The measles virus is highly contagious, but can be prevented with vaccinations.
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The Kurdish move prevented the militants from taking control of its oilfields.
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The Kurdish move prevented the militants from taking control of the oilfields.
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"Health inequalities are unjust because they can be prevented," he goes on.
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He told the judge that extenuating circumstances had prevented Cardi from attending.
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Kelley's military criminal record should have prevented him from purchasing a gun.
|
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Foreigners were previously prevented from controlling any Chinese automaker or joint venture.
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And it&aposs good that they prevented him from being a martyr.
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None of this has prevented European governments from melting down over it.
|
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Political differences have also prevented the doom loop from being broken fully.
|
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This has not prevented speculation that the company may have deeper problems.
|
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But simply listening to readers more wouldn't have prevented Blair-type scandals.
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Except when prevented from doing so by an officer of the court.
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"He clearly prevented additional injuries and potential loss of life," Anderson said.
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The BSI said it had prevented an attack on the government networks.
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A female witness placed herself between them and prevented any further violence.
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The idea that violence is contagious suggests that it can be prevented.
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We should be thankful that *something* prevented it from being fully realized.
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Anderson said the South Carolina accident would have been prevented by PTC.
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She's right that universal background checks wouldn't have prevented her husband's murder.
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It's about the dreams protected, and the untold misery and ruin prevented.
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But lack of diplomatic relations has not prevented the repatriation of artifacts.
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"Equifax failed to take basic steps that may have prevented the breach."
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"I don't think (the wildfire) could have been prevented," Grissino-Mayer said.
|
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The judges lifted a measure that prevented Martinelli from leaving the country.
|
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He said some observers had been prevented from carrying out their work.
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With the RSF, Hemedti could have prevented Bashir's ouster by the military.
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Mumps can be prevented with the measles, mumps and rubella, (MMR) vaccine.
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Sometimes I couldn't be prevented from falling asleep after having a meal.
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For two years, liquor license woes prevented that dream coming to fruition.
|
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Dealers said moral suasion prevented the spot-next trading below 147.70/148.10.
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Another factor -- many reformist and centrist candidates have been prevented from running.
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The Rays prevented Houston from setting a franchise record for consecutive wins.
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These past precedent have not prevented the secular rise of executive authority.
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To be sure, all those guards likely prevented greater loss of life.
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Luckily, his friend jumped into action and prevented a potentially tragic situation.
|
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Broadwell explained that the scandal has prevented her from achieving new opportunities.
|
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So far, Republican spending has prevented an embarrassing loss for the party.
|
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There's no immediate indication that PTC would have prevented yesterday's deadly derailment.
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"Her death was preventable — and it should have been prevented," Sessions said.
|
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The Kurdish move prevented the oilfields from falling into the militants' hands.
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Police said her brother's actions prevented the gunman from hurting other people.
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Increased infrastructure investment may have prevented a sharper decline in economic growth.
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They were prevented from traveling, gathering in groups, and expressing their ethnicity.
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The NHL could have prevented that this year, but apparently they won't.
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I went over exactly the steps that could have prevented my success.
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The Peshmerga deployment prevented Kirkuk's oil fields from falling into jihadist hands.
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Our soldiers have prevented it, so [in] that way it's a success.
|
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He doesn't think the legislation would have necessarily prevented recent mass shootings.
|
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" 'Too many challenges prevented it from reaching its desired output,' " Case said.
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"It really upsets me, because sometimes, it can't be prevented," she said.
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It's really hard to say what would have legally prevented this, though.
|
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Bad weather prevented that team from moving on the suspected terrorist camp.
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DACA has prevented hundreds of thousands of young immigrants from being deported.
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Those purchasing properties which require coverage would be prevented from doing so.
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He complained that closings at Lake Oahe had prevented him from boating.
|
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Still, others argue that far fewer rules would have prevented the crisis.
|
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A similar rationale has prevented additional mergers in other industries, including wireless.
|
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Protests by Odinga's supporters prevented polling stations from opening in 25 constituencies.
|
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What has prevented the US government from acting and taming this behavior?
|
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Unquestionably, many of the actions taken since 2628/28500 have prevented attacks.
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Close to half of all cancer deaths might be prevented as well.
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"They prevented me from leaving, saying it would affect national security," Mrs.
|
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As cities and local communities have demonstrated, gun violence can be prevented.
|
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The recent increase in violence has prevented aid from reaching vulnerable populations.
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This is not because TSA screeners have prevented so many other attacks.
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They saw it coming from far enough away to have prevented it.
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Over the years, the East Village Angels both caused and prevented mayhem.
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Even if given refugee status, they are prevented from resettling in Australia.
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The government shutdown then prevented the National Park Service from reopening it.
|
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But that has not prevented the Mets from diversifying their offerings recently.
|
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EU free commerce rules prevented national governments from blocking irresponsible foreign lending.
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Various forces prevented them from starting a family for nearly two decades.
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Karim's story is just one of many that could have been prevented.
|
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What prevented this tempest from becoming much larger was Mr. Friedman's voice.
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I think using the filters prevented it from getting to that level.
|
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To be clear, Anonymous Login couldn't have prevented the Cambridge Analytica fiasco.
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His teammates prevented Tampa Bay from making the most of the opportunity.
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China prevented a U.N. Security Council committee last Wednesday from blacklisting Masood.
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After you've prevented his war plot, he runs deep beneath Baldur's Gate.
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Two wannabe tough guys that think they could have prevented 9/11?
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Of course, that hasn't prevented NFL, NHL, or NBA teams from relocating.
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The conviction should have prevented him from owning or purchasing a firearm.
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Only, at the very last minute, the scientist was prevented from attending.
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Dull's problems prevented him from trying to get Escobar at the plate.
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Consider the 62nd minute, when Bedoya likely prevented a key scoring opportunity.
|
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Jakelin's family wants to know whether her death could have been prevented.
|
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A lower-body injury prevented Senators D Marc Methot from playing Monday.
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The Dodgers defense prevented a second Brewers run in the third inning.
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The only thing that prevented it was that President Obama vetoed it.
|
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"People died under circumstances where it could have been prevented," he said.
|
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While the FBI has prevented many people inspired by these terrible events.
|
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Mike Bush, New Zealand's police commissioner, said the officers prevented further deaths.
|
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Later, urban planners like Robert Moses prevented public transportation to public beaches.
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Measles is prevented through the combination MMR (measles, mumps, and rubella) shot.
|
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Taliban fighters blocking the highway prevented reinforcements from reaching the area. Jan.
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It's possible, he says, that weight training prevented even greater bone thinning.
|
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Would more of these shootings be prevented if more people had guns?
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They also prevented three to six deaths and 120 to 250 injuries.
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He does not see why it should be prevented from doing so.
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Always keep one thing in mind: 9/11 could have been prevented.
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"His death could have been prevented," Ms. Sherron said on Facebook Wednesday.
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That prevented him from ever making mountaineering pay in a big way.
|
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Many believed that these stents prevented heart attacks and maybe even death.
|
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In the end, he's not sure anything could have prevented what happened.
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And U.S. values backed by U.S. power have been what prevented that.
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But that had not prevented others from acclaiming him as a hero.
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The move has prevented thousands of students and tourists from entering Australia.
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Often, parent and child were prevented from communicating for weeks or longer.
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Supervised injection sites for heroin users have prevented overdose deaths in Canada.
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This June, Athens prevented the bloc from condemning China's human rights record.
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Poor weather prevented helicopters from being able to help transport injured people.
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No staff shake-up would have prevented any of this from happening.
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Those laws in Michigan prevented Tesla from selling and servicing the vehicles.
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Baird said the program prevented 2000 visits to the E.R. in 21.
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The rain delay prevented neither team's starter from making a long appearance.
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However, uncertainties about regulations have prevented companies from actually issuing such cards.
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Pooja Singh said he had been prevented by police from seeing Chinmayanand.
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But it could have been prevented, in the view of Mr. Sharan.
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He said some observers had been prevented from carrying out their work.
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Many described having internal censors that prevented them from taking professional risks.
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The offspring arguably have prevented the removal of animals in the wild.
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Over the years it prevented people from looking at this work seriously.
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None of these concerns were supposed to be prevented by the deal.
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And the Fed has prevented the bank from expanding its balance sheet.
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Blood feuds prevented Albanian teens from leaving their houses to attend school.
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But a last-minute delay prevented Mr. Carter from playing the hero.
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Neither a citizenship requirement nor an ID would have prevented those offenses.
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In all, the shift prevented 33 more hits than it gave up.
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The error prevented customers from recording video or viewing their camera's livestream.
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She argued that the proposed restrictions would have prevented the mosque attacks.
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Things that could not be scientifically explained could not be prevented, either.
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He'd been a senior when ISIS came and prevented him from graduating.
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A court injunction had prevented the government from demolishing the shanty towns.
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Republicans argued that such research was never prevented in the first place.
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His terror of hospitals had prevented him from getting any serious treatment.
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Police prevented journalists from travelling to the airport to cover the arrival.
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The Sherman Act primarily prevented price-fixing among competitors and market monopolies.
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A frigid draft prevented some labels from sticking to the milk bottles.
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Having student debt would have prevented those decisions, both foolish and wise.
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One suicide that could have been prevented is one suicide too many.
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The Democrats' proposal would not have prevented any of these mass murders.
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No longer having an existing condition prevented you from getting health care.
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The apparent outages prevented stores from accepting credit, debit, or gift cards.
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Mohammad Radmanish, said officials responded quickly and prevented any loss of life.
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Turnovers prevented the Red Raiders from pulling away in the first half.
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Her student loans, however, prevented her from getting the money she needed.
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The latter philosophy has prevented Americans from fully enjoying opportunities in nature.
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Pain cannot be externally measured, but the number of deaths prevented can.
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Enforcing our already-existing immigration laws could have prevented these tragic deaths.
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But fund-raising obstacles have prevented the center's space itself from opening.
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An interpreter was the individual that ultimately prevented that escalation of violence.
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Not long ago, the Taliban prevented all girls from going to school.
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GOOGLE TECHNICAL ISSUE TEMPORARILY PREVENTED ONLINE BOOKINGS FOR AMERICAN, UNITED AND DELTA
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I am prevented from going out even to buy my essential needs.
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"Your payback is literally in less than two [prevented] infections," he said.
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This prevented researchers from studying the effects of the large nuclear test.
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That has not prevented online tabloids from having an apocalyptic field day.
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Unfortunately, the seizures cannot be predicted or prevented, and they are disruptive.
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That homer prevented Gausman from taking his seventh loss in eight decisions.
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I think Lizzie herself could have prevented the chaos that she's in.
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The measles virus is highly contagious but can be prevented with vaccinations.
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You might say gratitude prevented the threatened supervisors from acting like jerks.
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Because they should have and in many cases could have been prevented.
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They have attacked Dogon villages and prevented residents from cultivating their land.
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This essentially "bricked" the devices and prevented engineers from restoring power remotely.
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"This may have been prevented if we had that," Rabbi Goldstein said.
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A skilled and trained safety driver would've prevented this, several people contend.
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When Monday came around, roadway flooding prevented him from accessing his clinic.
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Athletes who were prevented from professional careers now have decisions to make.
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But he certainly appears to have prevented it from getting any better.
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McAuliffe, for his part, suggested that Heyer's death couldn't have been prevented.
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He has repealed or prevented from taking effect various Obama administration regulations.
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Kyaw Soe Oo was prevented by police from hugging his young daughter.
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The Kurdish move prevented the oilfields from falling into the militants' hands.
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Investigators said they did not know yet whether the safety technology could have prevented the crash, but they have said it could have prevented other crashes, including an Amtrak derailment in Philadelphia last year that killed eight people.
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Monday's court filing enters an additional plea of "not criminally responsible" because a mental disorder either prevented him from appreciating the "criminality of his conduct" or prevented him from following the law at the time of the shooting.
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The bus was part of a convoy carrying 300 Islamic State fighters that had been stuck there for days, prevented by American bombers from moving forward and prevented by the presence of women and children from being bombed.
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The plaintiffs in both lawsuits seek unspecified damages, stating that the wrestlers "were prevented and will continue to be prevented from performing daily activities" and have incurred expenses for medical and psychological treatment as a result of the abuse.
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Save the Children said up to 50,000 were being prevented from leaving Falluja.
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"It could have been prevented on many levels," Lombardo told KLAS' George Knapp .
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Paul LePage is prevented from running for re-election because of term limits.
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Turns out, though, this patent may not have prevented the recent collision anyhow.
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An Office 365 technical support site said the issue, which prevented some Outlook.
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Dostum had since reportedly been prevented by the government from returning to Afghanistan.
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This isn't the first time that illness has prevented the singer from performing.
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He said HIPAA laws prevented the doctors from sharing information about the illnesses.
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Yet McConnell prevented a vote in the Senate, reportedly for purely political reasons.
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All these problems can either be prevented or planned for without massive expenditures.
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It also would have prevented more information from being released to the public.
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Common Law and precedent has, at least in the modern era, prevented chaos.
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In other words, Equifax could have prevented the breach by patching the bug.
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Eventually, I was diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome, which prevented me from ovulating.
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The agreement further prevented the Iranians from enriching weapons-grade uranium until 2030.
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Nationwide, at least 940 people were prevented from boarding a plane between Jan.
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So much can be accomplished and prevented with solid communication and genuine kindness.
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Ideally, rape would be prevented by people not drugging and raping other people.
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On Wednesday, a GPS system error prevented the capsule from coming too close.
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In Massachusetts, concerns over violating civil liberties prevented Baker's proposal from becoming law.
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Thanks to close cooperation with our friends, some of these have been prevented.
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The row has prevented a formal end to hostilities between Russia and Japan.
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The others prevented the NYPD from spying based on religion in New York.
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Cold weather also prevented the inspection from going forward until now, Nowatzki adds.
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Despite all manner of division and discord, a second Great Depression was prevented.
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The President noted that several activists had been prevented from attending the meeting.
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But divisions between the 19-country bloc's governments have for years prevented progress.
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Some women were prevented from getting their children back just because they smoked.
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Barrick could have prevented the incident and will eventually face sanctions, he said.
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Three years later, those free doses prevented more than 3,000 people from dying.
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They're not going to school, they're prevented from having hopes for the future.
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Since then, a multitude of issues have prevented Instant Articles from taking off.
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Pruitt has since said scientists won't be prevented to talk about climate change.
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They're proposing to amend that 2011 act that's prevented Johnson from calling elections.
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That prevented conflicts of interest from getting in the way of good medicine.
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Macron last week prevented the EU from reaching a decision on the delay.
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In other words, the FCC could be prevented from enforcing net neutrality indefinitely.
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Collectors are only prevented from infringing on a collectible's underlying intellectual property rights.
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So that helped me during the movie, and prevented a lot of gaps.
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Zero's courageous move prevented his family from sustaining life-threatening injuries, she said.
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But something happened that prevented Obama from completing another historic domestic legislative achievement.
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It was unclear under what conditions the Navy would have prevented the overflight.
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Investigators are looking into whether "positive train control" could have prevented the crash.
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Two others — Iran's Jafar Panahi and Russia's Kirill Serebrennikov — were prevented from attending.
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Hundreds of thousands of deaths — at least — have simultaneously been prevented by vaccines.
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Perhaps if Facebook had been more diverse, that all fiasco could've been prevented.
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But until 20183, Tommy John surgery prevented the star from taking the mound.
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The Kurds prevented Kirkuk's huge oil resources from falling into the militants' hands.
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But pressure from the gun lobby has prevented the development of such guns.
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Could the shootout, which killed Gaines and injured Gaines's son, have been prevented?
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The restrictions have also prevented Iran from importing oil field technology and equipment.
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"It has prevented the possibilities of a nuclear escalation and conflict," he added.
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Snarl-ups have prevented the country from exploiting its oil and gas reserves.
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Physicians who reviewed the incidents determined that 44 percent could have been prevented.
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Garcia factored in Chicago's first two runs and prevented Kansas City's first run.
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Hutchinson's schedule would have prevented the parole board from complying with state law.
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These nets are credited with nearly 70% of malaria cases prevented since 2000.
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"He was prevented from getting on the flight out of Pyongyang," Aberg said.
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U.S. photographers were apparently prevented from attending the meeting in the Oval Office.
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A permanent ban would have prevented anyone else from being targeted by Supercreep.
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It also prevented other generic drug companies from making their own cheaper versions.
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The Syrian government has prevented the Commission from undertaking investigations inside the country.
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Failing health prevented him from joining a Neville family reunion concert in 2017.
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It was not immediately clear why the couple had been prevented from traveling.
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The strategy, however, hasn't always prevented presidents from still trying to make appointments.
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"Existing filters should have prevented this," an Acer spokesperson told the news network.
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And now we have a new threat, a virus that can be prevented.
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For every 11 inmates treated, researchers calculated they prevented one death from overdose.
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That hasn't prevented them from being in the same vicinity though since then.
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China had previously prevented the committee from sanctioning Azhar in 2016 and 2017.
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The bill would have prevented local governments from moving or changing war memorials.
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Read This Next: A Shot Could Have Prevented the Cancer That's Killing Me
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I wasn't on his board, but the board should have prevented that mistake.
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Wariness before Thursday's ECB meeting prevented a test of last week's lows, though.
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The decree prevented Facebook from overriding users' privacy settings without getting their consent.
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Such tariffs would have prevented GM from shuttering its U.S. plants, Trump added.
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The distance between their two homes prevented Dimaampao from going to get her.
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The injury also prevented her from competing at last month's Russian national championships.
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The children are prevented from going to school because they have to work.
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They prevented that team to come here and help us find the source.
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Feinstein said she has always wondered whether she could have prevented the murders.
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Detractors say the device prevented accountability and may have jeopardized sensitive national intelligence.
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She added that a culture of "fear" prevented them from reporting their concerns.
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"He was prevented from getting on the flight out of Pyongyang," she added.
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Ponsi argued that those moments prevented the banks from falling off a cliff.
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It's important to remember every infection prevented is one that needs no treatment.
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However, her young age prevented her from auditioning before the show's final season.
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A little hiccup prevented her from accepting the prize in person, however: childbirth.
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Consider the multiple distractions that prevented a singular denunciation of Omar's anti-Semitism.
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Finally, see if any remaining drugs prevented the Zika virus from killing cells.
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Neino is expected to say that the killswitch prevented 10-15 million attacks.
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The careful planning seems to have prevented anything but angry rhetoric from Russia.
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Only the prospect of his pending trial prevented him from taking the field.
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Popular opposition to the move prevented Parliament from acting on the monarch's wishes.
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The woes on offense prevented Washington from pulling away until the final minutes.
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Closing the border crossings "prevented a dangerous situation from getting worse," McAleenan said.
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"Unfortunately, the Obama administration's political correctness prevented anything from being done about it."
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That sentence then prevented him from gaining Spanish citizenship, according to the newspaper.
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Since 2012 it has, in effect, been prevented from selling equipment in America.
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So who is susceptible to this contagion, and can these events be prevented?
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On the first, the current and location prevented officials from reaching the man.
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The ban had prevented people from sledding down the west lawn of Congress.
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Orange County prevented this scenario by getting people to drink recycled water instead.
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Head injuries prevented by helmets are often skull fractures and other severe injuries.
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Faulty phone lines have also prevented sick people from calling ambulances, reports say.
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Zinke blames California's recent wildfires on lawsuits he says prevented federal logging projects.
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Several courts have prevented the ban from being enforced while lawsuits are pending.
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In the US, historic flooding prevented American farmers from shipping last year's harvest.
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Even civil cases against him have largely been prevented by statutes of limitation.
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These issues cannot be prevented either by the prescribing optometrist or the retailer.
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He believes they've prevented the heart disease which plagued his family health history.
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Only its own lack of execution prevented Kansas State from scoring more points.
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The one-week CR that was passed on Friday prevented a federal shutdown.
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Poor weather prevented any rescue efforts until a ranger reached the area Monday.
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They're prevented from speaking in their native tongue and indoctrinated with Party propaganda.
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For the past decade, an intractable standoff has prevented fundamental change in Gaza.
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According to two UN diplomats, the US prevented draft statements from being issued.
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The Americans' defeat prevented a sweep for the United States men's program Tuesday.
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It's not clear anyone could have prevented those deaths by heeding Wilson's warning.
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Cuban-born travelers would presumably be prevented from taking those cruises as well.
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Trump signed the bill, which prevented a second government shutdown, but only reluctantly.
|
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But that coding requirement still prevented many people from creating an online presence.
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But what if laws discouraged — or downright prevented — you from casting a ballot?
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A Royal Commission is looking into whether the shooting could have been prevented.
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Some women are even prevented from entering the kitchen during their monthly cycle.
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Concert attendees won't be prevented from entering the show with their cell phones.
|
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This action prevented the Facebook system from sending further responsive emails to TRAI.
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Bin al Shibh said the disturbances prevented him from concentrating, sleeping and praying.
|
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And he has wondered aloud whether something — anything — might have prevented the bloodshed.
|
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I prefer not to know about risks for diseases that cannot be prevented.
|
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Baseball also prevented Mr. Rivera from escorting Ms. Picinich to Iona's college formal.
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It just kills me that this is something that could have been prevented.
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The signing prevented what would have been the third government shutdown this year.
|
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Hillary Clinton had a sullied history that rightfully prevented many from supporting her.
|
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At the same time, rebel groups have at times prevented them from leaving.
|
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But localities would be prevented from restricting such areas to single-family homes.
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This culture of thwarting the board has prevented necessary policy changes from occurring.
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The child had a condition that provoked seizures and prevented him from walking.
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But the U.S. prevented them from mentioning it in their official joint declaration.
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What was it that prevented the man from graduating with honors, one wonders.
|
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Why could some of these deaths have been prevented, according to the article?
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The doctrine prevented the Supreme Court from intervening, even to protect constitutional rights.
|
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But with international investigators prevented from freely accessing northern Rakhine, evidence is scarce.
|
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Lindauer stopped painting around 1918, prevented from working due to his failing eyesight.
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That prevented a new platform from underselling Amazon and gaining a competitive edge.
|
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So what prevented colleagues from stopping one of the world's deadliest serial killers?
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Cutler's plan had not prevented a violent preference for a white-dominated society.
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"They don't remember the good — that fractures are being prevented," Dr. Shoback said.
|
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Hollywood's concerns have not prevented big names from making deals with the company.
|
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Flulike symptoms prevented the five-time All-Star Bryce Harper, out since Aug.
|
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It is true that the former vice president outperformed expectations and prevented Sen.
|
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But Democrats and Republicans alike wonder whether Epstein's suicide could have been prevented.
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Rail experts said they believed that the technology would have prevented Sunday's crash.
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But he prevented the end of affirmative action in university admissions in 2016.
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But imagine that Elvis had been prevented from appropriating so-called black music.
|
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The apparent jamming of one of the attacker's guns prevented more casualties. Sgt.
|
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But the bitter partisan divide over health care has prevented any such tweaking.
|
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Existing operations continued under the law, but it prevented new ones from starting.
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In that population, diet may have prevented a genetic disease from fully manifesting.
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There was no suggestion that they would be prevented from returning to combat.
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In 2010, he was prevented from attending a meeting for the first time.
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But that has not prevented her from getting paid as if she were.
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We can start by rejecting the narrative that says terrorism cannot be prevented.
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But the Cavaliers' defense did what it does best and prevented a score.
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A statute of limitations prevented Hastert from being charged in the abuse cases.
|
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Elsewhere, the presence of militants has prevented farmers from going to their fields.
|
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The statement denied claims that journalists had been prevented from reporting on refugees.
|
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But widespread opposition from Democrats prevented the legislation from clearing the necessary threshold.
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Such a high return occurs because of all the disease and death prevented.
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A $73 increase could have prevented 25,900 suicides during this period, they estimate.
|
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Nor has China prevented foreign oil companies from working with other littoral states.
|
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The question that prevented the grand jury from issuing this indictment remains unanswered.
|
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Over the years, that's 12 million abortions the Population Fund has prevented there.
|
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"The results of this study have not prevented me from flying," Hertzberg said.
|
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General Milley's backers said he prevented the officer from leading another combat unit.
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The administration has prevented the Zeman provocation, but the job is not done.
|
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None of these actions, however, prevented the battery life miscalculations from happening again.
|
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Conflicts like those have prevented YouTube from being included on the chart before.
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After the war, the newly created state of Israel prevented them from returning.
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Fortunately, this time citizen interaction and a quick police response prevented another tragedy.
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Moses is a stammering leader whom God prevented from entering the Promised Land.
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Mental health problems have prevented her from holding down a job, she said.
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Alas, spotty record-keeping prevented Israel from landing a replacement from Latin America.
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The closure prevented fuel flows along a stretch from Houston to Hebert, Texas.
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But Victory soon learned the ransom demands had prevented them from paying rent.
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What is less clear is whether those directors could have prevented Platinum's decline.
|
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Companies would also be prevented from deducting the expense of moving those jobs.
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The Obama order also prevented drilling in certain parts of the Atlantic Ocean.
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Several courts have prevented the ban from being enforced while lawsuits are pending.
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Already, advertisers are being prevented from placing discriminatory adverts on city-owned hoardings.
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In the end, the texture prevented this dish from coming out on top.
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Virginia case that challenged the law that prevented interracial marriage in the state.
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Bad weather prevented any further play on the opening day of the tie.
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Erdogan believes the EU has unfairly prevented Turkey's bid to join the block.
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"He prevented the thing from happening," the former senior Administration official told me.
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The 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act prevented anyone born in China from becoming American.
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The team said federal patient privacy laws prevented them from providing more information.
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The Electoral College once prevented voters from having direct access to presidential democracy.
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But while interlocks have prevented thousands of crashes, they have also caused them.
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But, but, but: Historically, surveillance hasn't clearly prevented or deterred terrorism and crimes.
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"It hasn't prevented me from moving forward or traveling by myself," she said.
|
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U.S. press officers prevented some reporters from asking more questions about the issue.
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In the study, injecting Vasalgel into mature rhesus monkeys' vas deferens prevented contraception.
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They've kept it green, but also prevented it from developing a sustainable economy.
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And how much they prevented the kind of reporting you ended up doing.
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Yet, none of that prevented my brain chemistry from effectively turning on me.
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While both regulations prevented family planning clinics from referring patients for abortions and required them to have physical and financial separation from abortion clinics, the Reagan-era regulations also prevented the family planning clinics from even discussing abortion with their patients.
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And then there is the Affordable Care Act (ACA), known as ObamaCare, which ensures protection of millions of Americans with disabilities under Medicaid and prevented exclusions of pre-existing conditions that had previously prevented individuals with disabilities from obtaining coverage.
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He became convinced that the influential pro-Israel lobby known as Aipac, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, had a stranglehold on American politicians that prevented the establishment of a Palestinian state and prevented rational dealings with Arab leaders in general.
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He became convinced that the influential pro-Israel lobby known as Aipac, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, had a stranglehold on American politicians that prevented the establishment of a Palestinian state and prevented rational dealings with Arab leaders in general.
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Boatlift politics Castro, if indirectly, nearly prevented the Bill Clinton presidency from ever happening.
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Alibaba, on the other hand, has for years been prevented from selling through WeChat.
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"In the past, similar approaches have not prevented or treated herpes infection," she said.
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The result is perhaps more violence that a better police force could have prevented.
|
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But those certainly aren't problems that have prevented the scented candle industry from thriving.
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"Okay, from both of us, it was not planned and not prevented," Lowry responded.
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After arson destroyed one Chinatown, robber barons and policymakers prevented former inhabitants from rebuilding.
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Now, politics of the highest level of the FBI sadly prevented all of that.
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The CDC also reports that three in five pregnancy-related deaths can be prevented.
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Over the weekend, however, a separate group prevented a production restart at El Feel.
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Only the fact that the aircraft had not reached cruising altitude prevented a disaster.
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But, his death in 1957 — aged just 52 — prevented him from returning to Blenheim.
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They're prevented from participating in fashion the same way a straight-size woman would.
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Infowars' account will be prevented from tweeting for seven days under the enforcement action.
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If you're receiving CPR during this period, brain damage can be prevented or reduced.
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On college campuses, conservative or controversial speakers are routinely prevented from participating in discussions.
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"They have not, however, prevented him from fulfilling his duties as chairman and CEO."
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The lengthy settlement process had prevented the bank from providing dividends to its shareholders.
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It's not clear more or better science earlier on could have prevented the epidemic.
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For three rounds McGregor prevented that bodylock from occurring but Nurmagomedov found his spots.
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He has prevented many UPS delivery terrorists from getting past the front porch. pic.twitter.
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An injunction prevented the law from taking effect while the lawsuit was in play.
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As Julia Azari has written: Different institutions could have prevented this nominee this year.
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But the legislation, they said, would not have prevented the attack on the synagogue.
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The sanctions, in the minds of RNC officials, prevented an excessive number of debates.
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In the memo's case, the document's classified nature prevented its particulars from being discussed.
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While it remained part of the EU, it was prevented from conducting such efforts.
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Doubts clouding my mind prevented me from seeing the unlimited potential we all have.
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A long row of soldiers prevented onlookers from approaching the base of the building.
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So the technical glitch prevented Clinton from appearing honest, right out of the gate.
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About 953,000 early deaths are also prevented, saving the country almost $70 billion annually.
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But Britain prevented him from overwhelming, among other places, the trucial coast and Oman.
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My uncertainty prevented me from watching more than that one episode of Black Mirror.
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Other mosquito transmitted diseases -- such as Zika -- could also be prevented by the product.
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This prevented competitors from effectively entering the market, the FTC said in a statement.
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He allegedly untied her after 30 minutes, but prevented her from leaving her home.
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The laws of physics, it seemed, prevented it — but Echodyne made it work anyway.
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It could otherwise have prevented a recent massacre of schoolchildren in Florida, he wrote.
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There may well have been circumstances that prevented them from helping at the time.
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The out-of-control vehicle was prevented from crossing the median by protective barriers.
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A clutch of ex-home secretaries claim such cards might have prevented the affair.
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That prevented him from breaking into the international music market despite his local popularity.
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Cellular service was spotty, and server issues prevented players from logging into the game.
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It was later revealed that two jurors prevented a guilty verdict in Cosby's trial.
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The efforts of the firemen prevented the blaze from reaching the cathedral's two belfries.
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The dispute over their sovereignty has prevented the two countries signing a peace treaty.
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People are thrown in jail, silenced, even murdered; they're prevented from accessing vital information.
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This equivocating hasn't prevented Confirmation from being attacked by some conservatives as liberal propaganda.
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The resolution would have revoked the rule and prevented similar regulations from being introduced.
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The satellite prevented planes from having to fly directly over top of the danger.
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She landed on a tree, which prevented her from plummeting into the Pacific Ocean.
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His failure to pass the agility test prevented Cornelius from attending the training academy.
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All of this could have been prevented if states actually verified citizen eligibility upfront.
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The chaos prevented some shoppers from grabbing clothes off clearance racks and returning gifts.
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Artmaking prevented either from getting ghosted, but was the chemistry real, or performance art?
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According to the lawsuit, four men prevented Hatixbe Bajrushi and her son from leaving.
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Perhaps most significantly, it would have prevented worsening asthma in up to 440,000 children.
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While some things can't be prevented or predicted, they can be proactively planned for.
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It prevented Colome from establishing a team mark for consecutive games with a save.
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In 2014 regulators briefly prevented BNP Paribas, a French bank, from clearing dollar transactions.
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Through her pain, Hughes began thinking of how she could have prevented Levi's death.
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"This operation undoubtedly prevented an attack whose terrorist nature leaves little doubt," he said.
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Facebook could have identified these trackers and prevented these exploits with sufficient API auditing.
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Gun rights supporters said the attacks could have been prevented by an armed bystander.
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Her lawyers argued that the hotel was negligent and could have prevented the incident.
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But that hasn't prevented me from changing my relationship to the social media platform.
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Perhaps that night could have been prevented if others had been believed before me.
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Specifically, common training, routinely provided to new government officials, should have prevented these violations.
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The absence of Spider-Man hasn't prevented Sony from creating its own extended universe.
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I MEAN, IF IT COULD HAVE PREVENTED 9/11, SOMETHING THAT ACTUALLY DID HAPPEN.
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There is no cure for the disease, but it can be prevented through immunization.
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Doing so could have prevented him from legally acquiring guns used in Sunday's attack.
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This may have prevented consumers from buying cheaper games available in other EU countries.
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The opinion lifts previous injunctions that prevented the ban from going into effect nationwide.
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The central bank's moral suasion largely prevented spot trades below 146.00, the dealer said.
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That's not prevented UK startup OurPath from convincing investors it's on the right… path.
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None of these things, by themselves, would have prevented Russia's hack of the DNC.
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That is what, until now, has prevented its use in batteries using liquid electrolyte.
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Maybe Kevin prevented it, or maybe he's not really the second coming of Christ.
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She says he'd spat on her, pushed her and prevented her from closing doors.
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For one thing, ocean currents would have prevented the cells from crossing the Equator.
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"The digital masks I wear have not prevented me from being recognizable," Serkis said.
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South Korea's Yonhap news agency said heavy crosswinds prevented the jets from take off.
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Last year activists prevented food and power coming from Ukraine from entering the peninsula.
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And yet, with appropriate caution and public awareness, illness or outbreak can be prevented.
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There is no cure for polio, and it can be prevented only by vaccine.
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Both prosecutors and judges had urged his release, but federal policies largely prevented it.
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Last week's floods in the U.S. Midwest prevented oil from getting to some refineries.
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Protesters and activists are often prevented from gathering or charged with "causing public disorder".
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Its most popular figures - including Leopoldo Lopez and Henrique Capriles - are prevented from standing.
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This tendency has led to some errors and has prevented her from correcting others.
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Now the rising death toll from lightning similarly "has to be prevented", he said.
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Her cancer could have been detected earlier, and even prevented, if she had insurance.
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The order effectively prevented her from hiring a lawyer to defend the criminal case.
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But gaps in vaccination coverage have prevented such type 2 mutations from dying out.
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FPRC fighters also entered hospital buildings and prevented wounded Fulani from receiving medical treatment.
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Such a ban might have prevented Khan and his family from ever settling here.
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Critics argue Clinton's storage device prevented transparency and may have exposed sensitive national intelligence.
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The result of the FEC action prevented Citizens United from running their movie ads.
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This has prevented 13 hospital visits to the emergency department so far, Seavey said.
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How a deal at Sony TV could have prevented Dries from working on "Batwoman."
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The time constraints on the investigation have prevented the FBI from pursuing many leads.
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The Russian troops and tanks, having prevented Ukraine from retaking its territory, eventually receded.
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AHIP has also prevented billions of dollars in cuts to the Medicare Advantage program.
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Paul's action prevented the Senate from voting on the bipartisan, widely supported bill Thursday.
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At times, we were prevented from talking to refugees unless a minder was present.
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It prevented me from overeating or filling up on the wrong kinds of foods.
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Despite the president's action, Congress prevented this action by refusing to fund the effort.
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He also said the ambassador was "in no means" intimidated and prevented from testifying.
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Two close plays prevented Musgrove from preserving his 2-1 lead in the fifth.
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The continual flood of radioactive water has prevented engineers from searching for the fuel.
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Those psychological barriers have historically prevented much of the population from prioritizing global warming.
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There is no cure for polio, and it can be prevented only by immunization.
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A few protesters scuffled briefly with guards, who prevented them from entering the meeting.
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That prevented the Jays from getting a bigger threat, and they did not score.
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But the diseases prevented by the pentavalent vaccine kill many of the youngest infants.
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The softer-than-expected approach prevented sanctions from knocking too many Iranian barrels offline.
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Chinese authorities have prevented them from leaving through the use of an exit ban.
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Obviously, none of this prevented the ride-sharing app's meteoric ascent to corporate superstardom.
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His employer did not provide a safety harness that would have prevented his death.
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If you feel you are being illegally prevented from voting, you need to insist.
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The bank told Congress that privacy laws prevented it from handing over such information.
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I'm not sure I could have prevented his death even if I was fresh.
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The rebel SPLA-IO said it had not prevented journalists from doing their work.
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Adidas says the partnership has prevented 2,810 tons of plastic from reaching the oceans.
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Prevented from publishing through normal channels, he set up a Chinese-language website, uighurbiz.net.
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Constituents attending Blum's town hall were pre-screened and prevented from carrying handheld signs.
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For WannaCry, protective measures already in place prevented significant damage to the United States.
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Our networks withstood the onslaught, and our response efforts prevented an unchecked ransomware attack.
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"It could have been prevented," Ms. Figueroa said in Spanish, translated by her grandson.
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We could have prevented these results and put an end to these discriminatory prosecutions.
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He revealed that MI5 had prevented nine terror attacks in the U.K. since March.
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At one point, the notion that fish fats prevented heart trouble did seem logical.
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The uncertainty has already prevented some teams from securing outside investment, according to Caiazzo.
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Knowing exactly where the smoke was prevented firefighters from driving around wasting valuable time.
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The family's trauma has not prevented them from giving back to others in need.
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You all do realize, don't you, that this kind of attack cannot be prevented.
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They prevented at most two deaths, 110 injuries and US$7 million in damage.
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He said the current standards for protective netting would not have prevented his injury.
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I believe that moving faster on her treatment might have prevented her sharp decline.
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Mistrust prevented accurate information from being shared and encouraged patriotic posting on social media.
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The holdups have not entirely prevented the committee's investigators from proceeding with their work.
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Mr. Obama prevented a Great Depression II and added millions of private-sector jobs.
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It also prevented her from being spontaneous; she was comfortable only in certain restaurants.
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But the new antibodies grabbed hold of the viruses and prevented them from multiplying.
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Sellner believes closed-door migrant policies would have prevented the events of that night.
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It can usually be prevented with two doses of the measles-mumps-rubella vaccine.
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But many of them still believed afterward that they could have prevented a disaster.
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Would strengthening or expanding background checks have prevented the alleged shooters from purchasing firearms?
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Still, I was worried that despite my degree, I'd be prevented from practicing law.
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"I don't want to do something dumb that I could have prevented," he said.
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City officials said logistical issues prevented the housing authority from complying until this year.
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This hasn't prevented me from traveling, but it's made me reluctant to do so.
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The company has suffered since the United States prevented it from purchasing American components.
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A sore throwing shoulder prevented him from playing in the first two preseason games.
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As the situation developed, emergency workers were at first prevented from entering the building.
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All three have been prevented from speaking on college campuses due to student protests.
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Over the years, hard hats have prevented injuries in a wide range of workplaces.
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That's why a few brave Republican senators have prevented them from passing so far.
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First, the shortage prevented farmers like Mr. Santiago from getting their produce to markets.
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In May, it prevented farmers from planting a new crop before the rainy season.
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The Kurdish move prevented the fields from falling into the hands of the militants.
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A faulty sensor prevented one of the rocket's side boosters from falling away cleanly.
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And a heroic off-duty officer prevented the Minnesota attack from being significantly worse.
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He said U.S. intelligence has prevented "numerous" ISIS attacks from taking place so far.
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If the cause was indeed simple overspeed, PTC would probably have prevented the disaster.
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Turkey has prevented the U.S. from using its airspace in the fight against ISIS.
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Heavily mined roads have prevented reinforcements and supplies arriving, leaving many units cut off.
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But the attorney general's office said legal reasons prevented it from releasing the report.
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Indeed, they can be prevented through a New York State children's bill of rights.
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"It's a tragedy that could have been prevented with one simple step," he said.
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And a heroic off-duty officer prevented the Minnesota attacks from being significantly worse.
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An appropriations bill passed in 2015 prevented it from going into effect as scheduled.
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Our system of checks and balances, so far, has prevented a dictator from emerging.
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Of course ignorance hasn't prevented the scant news from being weaponized by interested parties.
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McConnell's blockade prevented the creation of the first liberal majority since the Nixon Administration.
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Flooding prevented most trains from moving at all, with depots filled with muddy water.
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"It's just heartbreaking because I feel like this could have been prevented," he said.
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A thick rim prevented water from flowing out as the tub was being cleaned.
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Were there security concerns that prevented the U.S. from admitting, say, a hundred thousand?
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There must have been something in me that prevented me from pursuing the topic.
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FEMA has estimated the town's program prevented $2500 million in damage in 2500 alone.
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But Republicans' handling of impeachment has certainly prevented the party from improving their position.
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An opposition party's key political figures were kept in prison and prevented from campaigning.
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It is unclear if abiding by those regulations could have prevented the Equifax breach.
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For every additional 0003 adults covered by insurance, one death was prevented each year.
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A similar cyber alliance is required today if tomorrow's Petya is to be prevented.
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Furthermore, his extremely fragile state prevented him from being moved for X-ray analysis.
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Joseph E. Martz, wrote, concluding that the Army could not have prevented the shooting.
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My injuries prevented me from being able to work for a period of time.
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Drew Butera and Cain singled in the fifth, but Bauer prevented them from scoring.
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The streaming service reported widespread technical malfunctions that prevented some customers from accessing content.
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But the disease and the draining aftereffect of treatment have prevented her from working.
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Ambulances were prevented from entering the area, causing deaths that could have been avoided.
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The NTSB also said better evacuation procedures could have minimized injuries and prevented deaths.
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The disease can be prevented by the MMR vaccine, which protects against three diseases.
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This needless suffering and death could be prevented by access to safe abortion services.
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Design flaws in the WannaCry architecture prevented the attackers from actually providing those keys.
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He denied there were security failures and that the attack could have been prevented.
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Yolmer Sanchez prevented the shutout with a leadoff homer in the ninth, his third.
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The 2110 restructuring strategy has prevented a strong deterioration in profitability in our view.
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The suit also alleges that Twitter deliberately prevented users from seeing his own tweets.
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So more people will die of drug overdoses that could have otherwise been prevented.
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The pre-IPO investment effectively prevented Fidelity mutual funds from making the same play.
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The FBI's missteps have raised questions about whether it could have prevented the shooting.
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The Colorado fatalities could have been prevented by the safe deployment of existing technology.
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A man in a police uniform prevented the person filming from entering the elevator.
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Blaszczykowski eventually signed his contract, although league rules prevented him from playing for free.
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And it basically prevented something like 24 power plants from being built in California.
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But Suu Kyi has thus far prevented all independent observers from entering the region.
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In truth, 348 people were prevented from boarding planes bound for the United States.
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Trump said the officer lacked "courage," and that the shooting should have been prevented.
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So without as many opioids around, a lot of overdoses may have been prevented.
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Currently, VA doctors are prevented from even talking to their patients about medical marijuana.
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This, Mueller said, prevented investigators from corroborating witness statements and questioning witnesses about inconsistencies.
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People who cross the border without ID must be prevented from roaming freely within Germany.
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Government secrecy about Internet wiretapping has prevented judges from adjudicating the issues in open court.
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This, he argues, prevented an economic collapse (most Indian economists reckon it almost caused one).
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The injury prevented her from attending an investiture ceremony for newly appointed Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
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Back in 2014, union members ratified a two-year deal that prevented a threatened walkout.
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"They declared me persona non grata and prevented me from boarding the plane," she said.
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UK Finance said banks and card companies prevented instances of fraud worth 1.5 billion pounds.
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Strong, athletic and intelligent, they comfortably prevented Mexico from turning territorial domination into real chances.
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Sisi's campaign spokesman this week said the government had not prevented any candidate from running.
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What happened to us could've easily been prevented had the nurses been doing their job.
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Greyball was a software program that prevented regulators and law enforcement from monitoring Uber's app.
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U.S. sanctions on Russia have prevented Exxon Mobil from exploring assets covering 63.6 million acres.
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Weather conditions, including clouds and rain, prevented attempts to reach the men by air Wednesday.
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Finally, the update will fix a small issue that prevented some subtitles appearing in videos.
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Arkansas previously prevented farmers from using Monsanto's dicamba herbicide, called XtendiMax with VaporGrip, in 2017.
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Monsoon flooding cut off their escape and prevented rescuers from finding them for nine days.
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In these approaches, the virus is prevented from entering a cell in the first place.
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Balwin had a tree down in her driveway that prevented her from leaving her house.
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All along, this has prevented the party from acting decisively with regards to Trump's takeover.
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I am encouraged they're not being prevented from getting access to the information so far.
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At first, Cilek was prevented from voting after he refused to cover up his shirt.
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In the wake of mass shootings, many people wonder how they could have been prevented.
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"A quicker response time from other officers would have prevented the entire incident," Savage said.
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Whether identifying Cruz as the commenter would have prevented Wednesday's shooting is open to speculation.
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Georgetown University students prevented others from discussing immigration policy with Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan.
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The soldiers are prevented from detaining immigrants trying to illegally cross into the United States.
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Washington (CNN)What prevented 2016's highest-profile almost-rans from seeking the presidency together?
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Would such fights be prevented if ownership of those four inches were up for auction?
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Yes, he did conclude that existing department policy prevented him from indicting a sitting president.
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Both men insisted that only errors on their own part had prevented a decisive finish.
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Women could not be prevented from working, and Geeta and her friends should be forgiven.
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An unspecified injury also has prevented wideout Brandon Coleman from taking part in training camp.
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It prevented banks from investing their own money in hedge funds and private equity funds.
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And she lamented the high security that prevented presidents from interacting with every-day Americans.
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Guzman-Cottrill said that about five rounds of the medication could have prevented his infection.
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It insisted that the party's strategies had successfully prevented Xinjiang from turning into "China's Syria".
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Fixes an issue that prevented installation of Safari Extensions downloaded outside the Safari Extensions Gallery.
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Fixes an issue that prevented some screen resolutions from being available on third-party displays.
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"They have prevented further deaths and risked their own lives to do so," he added.
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The flames also prevented people north of the city from being able to travel south.
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Apple executives said Friday that the password reset prevented them from accessing the phone's data.
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Jewkes said his officers prevented the possibility of a mass shooting by Jewkes in Fairbanks.
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Stratollites also operate above the altitude where you're prevented from doing infrared astronomy, Stern added.
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Even worse, according to one study, 93 percent of data breaches could have been prevented.
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The absence of a ladder between the pier and the water prevented an easy exit.
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For some critics, the question isn't what's legally justified but rather what can be prevented.
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That there were four of them prevented almost any serious interrogation of the politicians' answers.
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I think social and emotional learning could also have prevented the tragedy at Sandy Hook.
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The ship's helicopters were prevented from flying after their pilots were dazzled with laser beams.
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Both suspects claimed that they couldn't remember their passcodes which prevented police from obtaining evidence.
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" He added that US "self-restraint" had prevented conflict and that "diplomatic efforts remain underway.
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The funding prevented an estimated 13.8 million cases of the disease and saved 128,861 lives.
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But there was a nurse outside the door and she prevented me from going in.
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And last month Italian objections prevented the EU from backing the popular uprising in Venezuela.
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" The president said those delays "would have prevented us from completing the census on time.
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He was also prevented from landing in Chisinau airport in a passenger plane last Friday.
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That has prevented nutrients from reaching the plankton, which are mostly active in surface waters.
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The vast majority of Rohingya are denied citizenship and prevented from traveling freely around Myanmar.
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A Buckeye police spokesman on Friday said Arizona law prevented disclosure of arrest warrant details.
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His felony domestic violence conviction should have prevented him from buying guns in the future.
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Those rules prevented internet providers from blocking and throttling traffic and offering paid fast lanes.
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"Newspapers were prevented from publishing any views that opposed the constitutional amendments," said Abdel Hafiz.
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