The pain prevents him from filmmaking, and filmmaking prevents his depression.
|
|
A thinner prevents the clot from growing and prevents new clots from forming.
|
|
This improves the continuity of care for patients, ensures a minimum of physician competence, prevents doctor miscommunication, and prevents patient abandonment.
|
|
This improves the continuity of care for patients, ensures a minimum of physician competence, prevents doctor miscommunication and prevents patient abandonment.
|
|
But that border is closed, which prevents aid from reaching these desperate refugees and at the same time prevents them from seeking safety.
|
|
It appropriately prevents elected leaders from giving themselves bloated salaries; however, it inadvertently also prevents Congress from cutting our pay during a shutdown.
|
|
Fact-checking each claim: Any mask prevents coronavirus entry – partly false It is misleading to say "any mask" prevents the entry of coronavirus.
|
|
Blocking someone on Discord prevents them from sending you direct messages, and also prevents you from seeing messages they send in servers you share.
|
|
The reason grounding is so powerful is it reduces and prevents inflammation from occurring in the body, which in turn prevents inflammation-related health disorders.
|
|
This prevents them from seeing your posts, as well as prevents you from stalking them when you start feeling nostalgic or sad about the breakup.
|
|
Routine brushing of the cooking grates prevents food and bacteria buildup, and a light coating of oil or cooking spray prevents rust and keeps food from sticking.
|
|
I think it kind of has a symmetry to the immigration stuff, where immigration policy prevents foreigners from coming here, and housing policy prevents Americans from coming here. Right.
|
|
The tactic prevents a nomination from getting stymied thanks to a potentially unpopular policy and prevents the nominee from saying something that the future administration would be held account for.
|
|
And you and I both ... So what prevents it?
|
|
The cap currently prevents a company from reaching no more than 39 percent of US households with broadcast TV. Large broadcasters hate the cap because it prevents them from getting even bigger.
|
|
Pretending to like all your employees equally is one of the worst parts of being a manager, but it also prevents them from turning fully paranoid, and prevents your organization from being sued.
|
|
A credit freeze prevents creditors from viewing your credit file.
|
|
Nearly 30 percent believe that smoking marijuana prevents health problems.
|
|
A confidentiality clause prevents both sides from discussing the settlement.
|
|
The rule prevents live football being televised between 2.45 p.m.
|
|
This prevents any tampering with the contents of the phone.
|
|
Her brother prevents her from completing her studies in Europe.
|
|
Respect for courts to resolve disputes prevents this from happening.
|
|
He said his rational Dutch upbringing prevents such magical thinking.
|
|
Wrapping meat in vacuum packaging prevents oxidation, extending its lifespan.
|
|
This prevents the soap molecules from ever touching the bottle.
|
|
Although savagery helped Mr Assad survive, it prevents Syria's revival.
|
|
Blocking someone prevents them from interacting with you, full stop.
|
|
Lack of financial independence prevents some from leaving abusive partners.
|
|
It is impossible to know how many crimes this prevents.
|
|
That conviction prevents Mr Dragnea from serving as prime minister.
|
|
Having earbuds in prevents me from having to acknowledge panhandlers.
|
|
It enables, and never in any way prevents, additional income.
|
|
It also prevents your seat mate from invading your territory.
|
|
Finally, it prevents any review of ozone levels until 2025.
|
|
But the fence also prevents trade with nearby Syrian towns.
|
|
Tetanus is rare because a routine childhood vaccine prevents it.
|
|
They will stay independent contractors, which prevents them from unionizing.
|
|
There's absolutely no structural discrimination that prevents conservatives from dating.
|
|
That your mind prevents you from ever being truly "present"?
|
|
The cheesecloth prevents the top skin from burning, says Guarnaschelli.
|
|
This prevents players from uploading levels that can't be completed.
|
|
It prevents Europe from acting as a more integrated bloc.
|
|
A: YesQ: What prevents other billionaires from doing similar launches?
|
|
Section 85033 prevents companies like Facebook, Google, Amazon, Ebay, etc.
|
|
It prevents him from performing simple tasks, like processing reality.
|
|
Creating a system that prevents fighting is of great comfort.
|
|
Another tool prevents advertisers from overspending during those live events.
|
|
Another tool prevents advertisers from overspending during those live events.
|
|
This prevents XL from becoming too random in its adventurousness.
|
|
U.S. antitrust law prevents U.S. producers from joining the group.
|
|
This prevents Idemitsu from having to make the tender offer.
|
|
And VR prevents us from even seeing our physical form.
|
|
So the person in our house who prevents fires etc.
|
|
This prevents law enforcement from circumventing protective state forfeiture law.
|
|
"It prevents me from living my full potential," she said.
|
|
It prevents someone from logging in with just your password.
|
|
WILLOUGHBY Yeah, well, there's definitely civil rights laws prevents that.
|
|
My dentures (vanity prevents me from being seen without them)?
|
|
This prevents multitasking and makes room for accountability, Husney said.
|
|
Patient privacy prevents our offering further details at this time.
|
|
But his poor health prevents him from finding a job.
|
|
This also prevents L.G.B.T.Q.+ people and relationships from becoming normalized.
|
|
This designation prevents debt relief and negatively impacts foreign investment.
|
|
This annual migration prevents his six children from attending school.
|
|
There's no law that prevents you from evacuating early. pic.twitter.
|
|
Constant and unpredictable insecurity prevents us from living in town.
|
|
Whatever prevents the paparazzi from showing up with long lenses.
|
|
It prevents him from paying closer attention to his art.
|
|
He is not so wed to ideology that prevents compromise.
|
|
Each of the court rulings the administration is currently contending with theoretically forecloses one of those options: Sabraw's ruling in the Ms. L case prevents family separation; Gee's ruling in Flores prevents long-term detention.
|
|
His ruling prevents the executive order from going into effect Thursday.
|
|
But there's still another big loophole that prevents this from happening.
|
|
The law's supporters say it prevents foreign meddling in Israel's affairs.
|
|
This makes the product recognisable, but it prevents particular brand awareness.
|
|
The key ingredient is fluoride, which evidence shows prevents tooth decay.
|
|
It also prevents reformist Sunni Saudis allying with their Shi'ite counterparts.
|
|
That prevents the government from prosecuting the person for that offense.
|
|
The ban also prevents entry for all refugees for 120 days.
|
|
The durable plastic prevents shatter, but still feels thin and light.
|
|
It prevents people with seeds of good ideas from getting started.
|
|
This prevents the system from simply naming objects in a frame.
|
|
For starters, a total solar eclipse prevents sunlight from touching Earth.
|
|
Hiri's second and blunter tool prevents you checking email too often.
|
|
"This often prevents women from having access to justice," she said.
|
|
Only state backing prevents EDF's credit rating falling steeply, analysts say.
|
|
It's a shame that Bradley-West's injury prevents him from playing.
|
|
The law prevents voters from publicizing their choices at the polls.
|
|
This prevents damages to the walls or scratches your hardwood floors.
|
|
A gag order prevents Herbert from speaking about his legal strategy.
|
|
"It prevents us from having meaningful connections with people," Derhally says.
|
|
It shuts down conversation and prevents us from understanding each other.
|
|
At least it prevents you from needing to buy multiple things.
|
|
But for constitutional-carry advocates, no law prevents potentially irresponsible behavior.
|
|
Normally competition between firms prevents them from jacking up their prices.
|
|
He grabs her and forcibly prevents her from leaving his house.
|
|
Sigler says the degenerative disease prevents her from exercising too much.
|
|
In this light, misinformation online prevents citizens from enjoying their liberties.
|
|
This neutral zone prevents fistfights, intimidation of voters and smear campaigns.
|
|
Sticking to a shopping list prevents overspending or buying unnecessary items.
|
|
It is the scientific consensus, for example, that sunscreen prevents cancer.
|
|
Google says that prevents the company from remembering where you've been.
|
|
It simply prevents retaliatory action against employees who ask after it.
|
|
This water force prevents the board from "sinking" into the wave.
|
|
The IRS has said nothing prevents Trump from releasing his returns.
|
|
That prevents an individual from using the service a second time.
|
|
"This system prevents insects from entering within our greenhouse," he added.
|
|
He seems to want to say more, but something prevents him.
|
|
They will go into effect at midnight unless Congress prevents them.
|
|
It prevents the spread of nuclear proliferation throughout the Middle East.
|
|
Trump's noise prevents serious discussion of reforms America needs to undertake.
|
|
The bill, as written, prevents local governments from passing nondiscrimination ordinances.
|
|
Is a rule that prevents smoking in your own home legal?
|
|
Inventors hate it because it prevents them from monetizing their inventions.
|
|
Today, GINA prevents employers from accessing their employees' family medical history.
|
|
Happily, none of this prevents exploring other positions in your area.
|
|
"I'm hopeful that this prevents me from burning out," she said.
|
|
"Human creativity prevents full automation from coming into play," he said.
|
|
It is because it prevents me from smoking the real thing.
|
|
Mueller on obstruction: Evidence prevents 'conclusively determining no criminal conduct occurred.
|
|
A statute of limitations prevents Ms. Sullivan from suing the school.
|
|
This prevents public oversight and could erode trust and undermine democracy.
|
|
Divided government prevents bipartisan action on even the most inconsequential legislation.
|
|
It also prevents lawmakers from winning new spending for favored projects.
|
|
Unfortunately, stress prevents us from building and exercising our interpersonal skills.
|
|
And sometimes, the fear of doom prevents people from enjoying life.
|
|
"The simple answer is that sexual arousal prevents urination," says Wilhite.
|
|
Their ignorance prevents them from understanding the mess they have made.
|
|
That amendment prevents lawmakers from raising their own salaries mid-term.
|
|
Making that my single focus prevents me from considering anything else.
|
|
Stigma prevents us from confiding in those outside of our business.
|
|
This may occasionally seem inconvenient, but we find it prevents misunderstandings.
|
|
Whenever possible, debt is preferable to equity because it prevents dilution.
|
|
What wouldn't Pfizer pay to determine that Robitussin also prevents Alzheimer's?
|
|
"Filing towards the middle of the nail prevents splitting," she explains.
|
|
Pros: Prevents odor, wicks away moisture, extremely comfortableCons: Limited color selection
|
|
"Unfortunately, a cold prevents me from participating this year," he said.
|
|
Atropine prevents the nose and lungs from producing too much fluid.
|
|
The law prevents localities from enacting certain forms of rent control.
|
|
"It prevents all manner of complications and future headaches," Broder continued.
|
|
The basic premise is that sedation prevents the dieter from eating.
|
|
You live in Silicon Valley, what prevents that from happening here?
|
|
The taboo prevents many survivors from coming forward, even as adults.
|
|
Is there a diet that prevents you from regaining lost weight?
|
|
Kentucky, prevents attorneys from removing jurors on the basis of race.
|
|
It prevents "chain migration" by barring DREAMers from sponsoring their parents.
|
|
Therefore, nothing prevents the board from taking it off the building.
|
|
But it prevents investigators from looking at Mr. Morales's role directly.
|
|
This is good for individual health, but it also prevents transmission.
|
|
That prevents housing supply from meeting soaring demand, keeping prices high.
|
|
Rosenberg's chimeric prose prevents all of this from feeling too pedantic.
|
|
His body naturally produces the antibody that prevents the hemolytic disease.
|
|
More than that, it also temporarily prevents them from being healed.
|
|
Pulling in a state attorney general prevents Trump from pardoning Manafort.
|
|
"There's a diversity that prevents free lunches from being stigmatized," Mrs.
|
|
On the other hand, nothing prevents unpaid employees from quitting outright.
|
|
The order prevents public access to these areas between 8 p.m.
|
|
That, the firm says, prevents the volatility usually seen in cryptocurrencies.
|
|
Serious question - what law prevents abuse of this new Presidential Alert?
|
|
Furthermore, this legislation prevents naturalized gang members from sponsoring unaccompanied children.
|
|
All the extraneous entertainment prevents people from focusing on the game.
|
|
This prevents random coworkers from trying to cash in post-victory.
|
|
It looks purple, and it prevents my hair from going brassy.
|
|
Just keeping yourself moving and having enough layers prevents the coldness.
|
|
And in fact, the vaccine prevents thousands of deaths every year.
|
|
It also prevents local governments from crafting their own drone laws.
|
|
"That still prevents a lot of hospitalizations and deaths," he said.
|
|
"[It] still prevents a lot of hospitalizations and deaths," he said.
|
|
But these drugs' schedule 1 status prevents doctors from recommending them.
|
|
The case for using it: Technically, the order does accomplish this — it prevents some people currently abroad from coming to the US, and it prevents some people currently in the US from traveling abroad and returning.
|
|
The protection is extended to people already in the United States who have come from countries crippled by natural disasters or armed conflict that prevents their citizens from returning or prevents their country from adequately receiving them.
|
|
This onerous law prevents the impoverished not only from voting but also from working — 93.4 percent of working Tennesseans need cars to get to their jobs — and being unable to work prevents them from paying their fines.
|
|
Could he jump back so far he prevents Ben's death all together?
|
|
This thereby prevents bad actors from corrupting the integrity of the blockchain.
|
|
One barrier that prevents people from earning higher incomes is occupational licensing.
|
|
Peat is soggy and acidic, which prevents organic matter from decaying fully.
|
|
The statute of limitations prevents criminal actions in most of the cases.
|
|
The on-demand bandwidth prevents performance degradation or timeouts during traffic spikes.
|
|
This prevents any dirt and germs from getting on my other items.
|
|
Social and emotional learning reduces and prevents violence, suicide, and substance abuse.
|
|
Plus, this prevents growers with marijuana experience from entering the labor market.
|
|
This power, the authors say, prevents markets themselves from being truly free.
|
|
Cuban law prevents widespread direct hiring of Cuban workers by foreign firms.
|
|
All of this prevents your pet from being surrendered to a shelter.
|
|
It also prevents a spending fight from dragging into an election year.
|
|
There is nothing that prevents releasing tax returns that are being audited.
|
|
Fatu has a disorder that prevents embryos from implanting in her uterus.
|
|
The MMA does something else: it prevents lawsuits like Wixen v. Spotify.
|
|
High among Labour's priorities is repealing legislation that prevents co-ordinated strikes.
|
|
A domestic violence conviction in 2009 prevents Bush from legally owning weapons.
|
|
"Confide prevents screenshots on most of our platforms," the company's website explains.
|
|
The ABAB formula prevents that, whereas Mr Palacios-Huerta's reforms ensure it.
|
|
It's the agency that prevents powerful companies from treating consumers as prey.
|
|
Also, protein keeps blood-sugar levels steady, which prevents spikes in hunger.
|
|
A ranger prevents the audience getting too close as the stacks burn.
|
|
The blacklist prevents US companies from selling tech and supplies to Huawei.
|
|
That prevents problems caused by external heat, overcharging or an internal short.
|
|
The Catalyst Waterproof Airpods Case prevents it from costing you another $160.
|
|
Geofence software, for example, prevents drones from flying into demarcated GPS coordinates.
|
|
This prevents regulations from being thrown out because of trivial "gotcha" details.
|
|
Pace's bikes lock to objects, which the company says prevents some abuse.
|
|
It also prevents renaming public schools that have stood for 40 years.
|
|
The Hyde Amendment already prevents government money from paying for abortion procedures.
|
|
It keeps us clean and prevents us from smelling like the bus.
|
|
Stigma prevents people from talking about mental distress, often with fatal consequences.
|
|
Or don't use StingRays that prevents using smartphones to document police presence.
|
|
This prevents frostbite and aids them to smell food under the snow.
|
|
That brings us to the long-held notion that stretching prevents injuries.
|
|
Not only that, but Firefox actively prevents websites from tracking your habits.
|
|
The First Amendment prevents the government from imposing "prior restraints" on speech.
|
|
Meanwhile, the debt prevents newspapers from reinvesting profits into rebuilding their newsrooms.
|
|
But Thwaites prevents its neighbor glaciers from flowing into the ocean, too.
|
|
Red tape no doubt prevents some firms from making growth-boosting investments.
|
|
Like methadone, Suboxone prevents "dopesickness" and reduces cravings, without getting you high.
|
|
Meanwhile, it prevents a critical improvement on the previous body of law.
|
|
"Nothing prevents individuals from sharing their own tax information," Mr. Smith said.
|
|
This rule does not kill jobs, it prevents jobs from killing workers.
|
|
Typically, congressional gridlock prevents presidential elections from causing wild swings in policy.
|
|
"It also prevents hair color and shine from fading," Ms. Redway said.
|
|
Trump has claimed an ongoing audit prevents him from releasing the returns.
|
|
A continuously evolving and strong NATO prevents him from achieving his goals.
|
|
It's really comfortable to hold, plus the spout lid prevents accidental spills.
|
|
But the IRS has said nothing prevents Trump from releasing his returns.
|
|
The legislation also prevents municipalities from adopting such protections in the future.
|
|
Too often, this prevents women from being elected to represent their communities.
|
|
Most significantly, tribalism prevents finding common ground because it rejects common decency.
|
|
This separation "prevents a neutral posture and increases muscle strain," Reddy said.
|
|
If not, Gatekeeper prevents the user from installing and executing the app.
|
|
It's also building in "non-outsourceability" that prevents mining pools from forming.
|
|
New York law prevents grocery stores from selling wine with alcohol content.
|
|
MLS antitrust lawsuit prevents any American based team from collecting these fees.
|
|
It also prevents the sale of domestic supplies of the imported products.
|
|
In addition, isotretinoin prevents skin cells from sticking together and clogging follicles.
|
|
The resulting charcoal layer repels water and prevents sun damage as well.
|
|
Pinker's philosophical lens prevents him from seeing where the real problems lie.
|
|
It prevents children from being lazy and antisocial at a young age.
|
|
"This prevents particles from sticking where they can create residue," notes Garren.
|
|
Each new security measure slows, or in some cases prevents, legitimate business.
|
|
The strident partisan politics has caused gridlock and prevents any significant progress.
|
|
This is what prevents the world from helping the people of Gaza!
|
|
One prevents rotavirus infection, a potentially fatal cause of diarrhea in babies.
|
|
China also prevents Taiwan from joining a number of important international organizations.
|
|
This saves 3.11 gallons of water and prevents 18.61 pounds of CO2.
|
|
Tor prevents people from tracking your location or the sites you visit.
|
|
This prevents fires from developing, as they have now, to catastrophic levels.
|
|
The lining is made from a breathable mesh fabric that prevents overheating.
|
|
And a travel ban implemented last year prevents American citizens from visiting.
|
|
The IRS has said nothing prevents the Trump from releasing his returns.
|
|
Besides stopping criminals, a freeze also prevents you from getting new credit.
|
|
The lack of lag also prevents fast fashion retailers from copying designs.
|
|
Buttigieg had said a nondisclosure agreement prevents him from naming his clients.
|
|
This prevents females from evolving a different wing-bone shape from males.
|
|
The latter prevents nurse practitioners and physician's assistants from performing the procedures.
|
|
It's a brilliant, simple solution that prevents tangled cables and clogged outlets.
|
|
The syndrome prevents cells from producing the energy needed to sustain organs.
|
|
Here&aposs how each type works and how well it prevents pregnancy
|
|
In the Senate, the special procedure prevents the use of the filibuster.
|
|
But the language in some contracts prevents pharmacists from mentioning these alternatives.
|
|
That prevents driver distraction, but does little for pet or occupant safety.
|
|
The IRS has said nothing prevents Trump from releasing his tax returns.
|
|
Making changes can be frightening, but shying away from them prevents growth.
|
|
A hold all but prevents the Senate from voting on the nominees.
|
|
After the workers come, the government still prevents the market from operating.
|
|
Democrats say the law prevents partisan purges of poor and minority voters.
|
|
This prevents a vote on the matter under consideration, effectively killing it.
|
|
One woman had a mental health condition that prevents her from working.
|
|
Staying hydrated maintains your energy and prevents headaches and other dehydration effects.
|
|
That, of course, prevents the devoured monkey from having any more offspring.
|
|
"Taking money from industry prevents them from asking hard questions," she said.
|
|
It would be nice to think that a loving family prevents violent extremism.
|
|
Diplomatic protocol prevents the British authorities from entering the embassy to arrest him.
|
|
Xanthan gum is a powerful thickening agent that prevents liquids from separating out.
|
|
About a third of patients respond well to lithium—it completely prevents episodes.
|
|
Thiel notes that this type of question prevents candidates from giving "glib" answers.
|
|
Having all of that covered in silicon, it prevents tissue from getting damaged.
|
|
Its supporters say it prevents foreign powers from meddling in Israel's domestic affairs.
|
|
The deal prevents her from being charged with any more crimes in Indiana.
|
|
Recent wildfires in the area have removed the vegetation that typically prevents mudslides.
|
|
The curiously geometrical dimensions improves stackability and prevents the poop from rolling away.
|
|
But nothing prevents the new bosses of CBS from initiating such a move.
|
|
For a start, it prevents the portfolio becoming riskier or safer than desired.
|
|
Enforcing the law saves lives, protects communities and taxpayers, and prevents human suffering.
|
|
It helps me keep track of my spending and prevents accruing unnecessary interest.
|
|
A dual-acting ring, which prevents HIV and pregnancy, is also in development.
|
|
Guest mode prevents any way for Google to know who I really am.
|
|
That list prevents companies like Huawei from purchasing US tech without government approval.
|
|
It's the same rage that prevents her from believing any of Kai's bullshit.
|
|
Studies suggest it prevents everything from diarrhea to pneumonia to diabetes to obesity.
|
|
This prevents you from knocking into furniture or other objects while you're playing.
|
|
A freeze prevents the agencies from providing your credit history to potential creditors.
|
|
The fence prevents that just as the ropes prevent that in the ring.
|
|
Eimiller says that seal prevents her from discussing Thursday's raid in any detail.
|
|
This prevents would-be hackers or government surveillance tools from collecting your communications.
|
|
He added a layer of proteins that prevents the serum protein from attacking.
|
|
After this brief moment of elation, Schimel successfully prevents Brendan from leaving prison.
|
|
Nothing about this conundrum, however, prevents Altman from asking Thiel to voluntarily resign.
|
|
It could even help scientists develop a vaccine that prevents children developing diabetes.
|
|
Background: Evergreening prevents generic competition from coming to market and driving down prices.
|
|
In the meantime, setting a root password prevents unauthorized access to your Mac.
|
|
Apple prevents smartphone users from installing software from anywhere but its own store.
|
|
Anya's husband eventually received a court order which prevents him from contacting her.
|
|
Salicylic acid is antibacterial and prevents clogged pores, and azelaic acid controls sebum.
|
|
In contrast, the bespoke Olympic legislation prevents any unauthorised association with the games.
|
|
Read This Next: Sunscreen Sold in the US Prevents Burns But Not Cancer
|
|
Caskey said state law prevents county officials from canvassing their results until Monday.
|
|
The CPTA prevents SCB AG from generating internal capital despite its strong performance.
|
|
First, teachers having tenure prevents school administrations from firing them for poor performance.
|
|
Likewise, arcane laws -- including one that prevents raiding private homes between 9 p.m.
|
|
A court order also prevents any participant from discussing what has taken place.
|
|
A gag order prevents disclosure of details of the security threat, it said.
|
|
RNAi, or RNA interference, prevents a defective gene from making disease-causing proteins.
|
|
It prevents them from going to the other five villages in the area.
|
|
It also prevents people like me from sharing their stupid museum-selfie doppelgänger.
|
|
The AIRR Act also prevents cell phone use for voice calls during flights.
|
|
"Apple would be providing software that prevents the iPhone from erasing," said Heid.
|
|
The IRS has said that nothing prevents Trump from releasing his tax returns.
|
|
Existing law already prevents Planned Parenthood from receiving federal funding for abortion services.
|
|
Early education helps students start off right and prevents them from falling behind.
|
|
Read This Next: Sunscreen in the US Prevents Burns But Not Necessarily Cancer
|
|
The IRS has said that nothing prevents Trump from releasing his own information.
|
|
The IRS has said publicly that nothing prevents Trump from releasing the documents.
|
|
It prevents your head from bobbing and thereby lets you sleep more soundly.
|
|
The law prevents the administration from doing all its hatchet work in secret.
|
|
In the former case, this prevents the light from warming the earth's surface.
|
|
There's no formal barrier that prevents a return to the old ways, either.
|
|
This is what prevents other banks from doing business with Russia or Iran.
|
|
We must push through the rhetoric that prevents families from accessing educational choice.
|
|
A CR freezes current funding levels and prevents any new programs from starting.
|
|
It also makes for great entertainment—the genius prevents violence through thought alone!
|
|
Trump also pressed for voter ID laws, saying that it prevents illegal voting.
|
|
The law prevents certain historical monuments on public land from being taken down.
|
|
The law also prevents local cities from creating their own anti-discrimination ordinances.
|
|
It renews skin, treats/prevents acne, softens skins, and brightens a dull face.
|
|
I actually like this because it prevents me from spending my money impulsively.
|
|
This prevents you from relying on shallower breaths limited to the chest area.
|
|
It will be a shame if misguided partisanship prevents him from doing it.
|
|
This attitude has consequences, or rather prevents consequences for people who deserve them.
|
|
Currently, "do not disturb" on most phones just prevents you from hearing notifications.
|
|
But the clause also prevents the branches from intruding on one another's authority.
|
|
"The idea that headgear prevents concussions is ludicrous to begin with," he said.
|
|
In addition, iOS prevents apps from using data for other routine background tasks.
|
|
There will always be a little sticking, but this method prevents major sticking.
|
|
Getting the cause wrong prevents real risk analysis and points to ineffective solutions.
|
|
It's so demoralizing that it almost totally prevents you from doing your job.
|
|
Muscular dystrophy is a chronic disease that prevents the production of healthy muscle.
|
|
A provision in Russia's constitution, article 61, prevents Russian citizens from being extradited.
|
|
It prevents the rain and stops the walls from caving in on themselves.
|
|
It prevents any and all bank regulatory agencies from aiding a weakening bank.
|
|
C.L.A. Medical Center, said that using continuous birth control prevents that from happening.
|
|
A second security measure prevents secondary agencies from storing an individual's Aadhaar number.
|
|
Its underpinning legislation prevents the publication of evidence given to it in private.
|
|
Ranchers have complained that state law prevents them from adequately protecting their livestock.
|
|
If her health prevents the trip, she said, she will watch on television.
|
|
That prevents residents from sending all of their money out of the country.
|
|
Fortunately for Montana and Wyoming, the United States Constitution prevents such baldfaced discrimination.
|
|
The 15-participant limit also prevents Around from working for all-hands meetings.
|
|
Natural Resources Defense Council — which prevents courts from overruling certain federal agency regulations.
|
|
The lack of a global consensus prevents the rewriting of the drug treaties.
|
|
Middlebrook falsely claimed the "remedy" he developed both cures and prevents the infection.
|
|
I think the Botox prevents that muscle from squeezing and stops oil production.
|
|
The First Amendment prevents the government from "prohibiting the free exercise" of religion.
|
|
Party officials say operational security prevents them from disclosing specifics about the app.
|
|
" Exactly how calorie restriction prevents aging, Speakman said "is the million-dollar question.
|
|
But the First Amendment also prevents the government from engaging in viewpoint discrimination.
|
|
The daytime airing prevents many potential viewers from being able to tune in.
|
|
Mr Trump cannot actually lock up reporters, because America's robust constitution prevents him.
|
|
Shirting is crafted from an Austrian antimicrobial fabric that prevents unsightly sweat patches.
|
|
It also reduces chafing and prevents them from slipping down into your shoes.
|
|
It suffered from a malformation that prevents the normal development of the brain.
|
|
The result: mounting debt that prevents people from meeting their most basic needs.
|
|
The Constitution's separation of powers prevents the President from binding the country unilaterally.
|
|
It prevents Democrats from calling new witnesses or offering new documents for evidence.
|
|
Ransomware prevents a computer from functioning fully until a user pays a ransom.
|
|
Nothing prevents him from hanging onto his party title, such as general secretary.
|
|
Title IX, a federal law, prevents colleges from discriminating between students by sex.
|
|
Meanwhile, humans have a gene mutation that prevents us from doing the same.
|
|
The move prevents Snap from being included in most major S&P indexes.
|
|
If this lawsuit prevents another death, then it is worth it to us.
|
|
Another hurdle that prevents them from partaking in these programs is income restrictions.
|
|
The convention prevents parties from carrying out execution as a form of punishment.
|
|
And unless America prevents it, they're going to be used, starting very soon.
|
|
Clearly, airlines don't like skiplagging, which prevents them from selling the empty seat.
|
|
Silver particles prevent bacterial growth, which therefore prevents the development of stinky feet.
|
|
Or sometimes the flattened cardboard itself prevents the lid from being swung open.
|
|
They should not be confused with the "morning after" pill that prevents pregnancy.
|
|
Maryland law prevents anyone under the age of 21 from purchasing a handgun.
|
|
"That prevents them from taxing, it also prevents them from profiting from oil sales because I think the vast majority of their oil profits are from oil sold internally within ISIL-controlled territory," he said, using an acronym for the group.
|
|
"She does have a poetic sensibility and an alertness to the world and an attentiveness that I associate with poetry, so I was interested in what prevents her from finding her voice, and what prevents people from hearing it," Townsend said.
|
|
"They have a pre- and post-care [cream] that prevents troubled skin," she says.
|
|
The shortage of foreign currency prevents firms from importing much, which has sparked inflation.
|
|
It prevents ad networks from building up a profile on you across multiple sites.
|
|
That also prevents us from embedding the tweets, but here are some additional screenshots.
|
|
The law prevents housing discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin.
|
|
That plan prevents Schnatter from acquiring a controlling stake in the company he founded.
|
|
She has a boyfriend who prevents her from realizing her obvious destiny with Jake.
|
|
"The inequality that exists in the country prevents women from accessing justice," said Baires.
|
|
The update, Chrome 64 beta, also prevents malicious redirects, and a whole lot more.
|
|
This prevents organic material from degrading, hence the nearly pristine condition of the ship.
|
|
Forced arbitration legally prevents an employee from having their complaint heard by a jury.
|
|
This is good government and prevents confusing the public with improper and wrong advice.
|
|
According to Facebook, a federal law known as the Stored Communications Act prevents this.
|
|
The high pressure also prevents precipitation from forming and leads to clear, sunny skies.
|
|
And the ingredients in all of them prevents the product from staining your clothes.
|
|
I think that's so powerful because it sort of prevents us from overthinking things.
|
|
The military lifestyle prevents laziness and forces you to maintain a consistent, proper appearance.
|
|
The media over sensationalizes it, which prevents us from having a conversation about it.
|
|
In theory, it prevents company leaders from profiting off information not yet made public.
|
|
"Nothing prevents big groups from coming to us and declaring their taxes," Sapin said.
|
|
It prevents new money from flowing into stocks and creates record-high cash positions.
|
|
The minute you make that clear, it prevents people from engaging with the work.
|
|
Andy Harris of Maryland prevents Washington, DC, from pursuing any further efforts at legalization.
|
|
However, federal immigration law typically prevents courts from reviewing the deportation of non-U.
|
|
A restraining order prevents Eason from seeing his two children from a previous relationship.
|
|
" Another team wrote that, "fat promotes overconsumption while sucrose [table sugar] probably prevents it.
|
|
The verified signature prevents against this by requiring a private key to make edits.
|
|
And because measurements are built into the tool, it prevents overdrawing like a dream.
|
|
The order prevents reporting until the conclusion of the trial Robinson was reporting on.
|
|
He ruthlessly kills off key characters and prevents the narrative from becoming too predictable.
|
|
The punishment begins immediately and prevents Gregory from playing for Dallas in the playoffs.
|
|
Some have misconstrued that it prevents people from offering maintenance, support or professional services.
|
|
If they want to be arrogant, there's no law that prevents them from that.
|
|
But a 2011 law prevents the commission from considering Thursday's spill in their decision.
|
|
But it is expensive to run and prevents participants from doing any other work.
|
|
The fabric's honeycomb structure prevents small cracks in the flying membrane from getting bigger.
|
|
In other words, the plan prevents HiPPOs from cherry picking results after the fact.
|
|
They're an extension of a complex that prevents him from seeing women as people.
|
|
Scientists are still unsure how exactly, but estrogen prevents blood vessel walls from building.
|
|
The feature only prevents browser history information from being stored locally on the device.
|
|
The 'conflict of interest' law prevents ministers from accumulating media, business and political power.
|
|
The lockup prevents insiders from selling assets too quickly after the company goes public.
|
|
Together, the layers keep out most oxygen, which prevents insects from surviving and reproducing.
|
|
Specifically, the gene prevents retinal cells from properly producing proteins, resulting in deteriorating eyesight.
|
|
"And if so, measles prevents cancer," Zahava replied, still with a glimmer of doubt.
|
|
Critics note there's little to no evidence that depression screening prevents additional heart attacks.
|
|
But he added that a longstanding trade embargo prevents a full restoration of ties.
|
|
If you surround a player with honking vehicles, it prevents them from hearing anything.
|
|
Not alerting everyone who follows you prevents notification overload that plagued Periscope early on.
|
|
The Leahy law is the one thing that prevents us from ... Anyone right now?
|
|
This prevents the occurrence of gaps that occur when using standard imagers, Elbit said.
|
|
Paxton said the new law safeguards the integrity of elections and prevents voter fraud.
|
|
Isolt's evil aunt prevents her from attending Hogwarts, so Isolt heads over to America.
|
|
Introducing competing sugars to their environment prevents their adherence without threatening the bacterial community.
|
|
Extensive research into Kalimpong's history prevents his exploration from being merely banal or superficial.
|
|
Wind shear is like hurricane kryptonite, and prevents storms from forming or gaining strength.
|
|
Federal law prevents Cordray from campaigning while he serves as director of the CFPB.
|
|
Absolutely nothing in the law or the regulations prevents the report from becoming public.
|
|
It deprives us of role models and prevents us from seeing our true potential.
|
|
Taking proactive measures not only prevents damage and saves money, it can save lives.
|
|
The ban prevents Futurewei from transferring any sensitive technologies to its parent in China.
|
|
You can also roll your clothes, which helps you fit more and prevents wrinkles.
|
|
Precision prevents waste, which saves money, but it also is good for the environment.
|
|
Wednesday's settlement prohibits similar future conduct, and prevents Calas from publicly denying James' findings.
|
|
That prevents an upgraded plant from emitting more pollution as it operates more often.
|
|
And medication adherence prevents costly hospital visits and further health complications down the road.
|
|
I really appreciate the thickness of the board as it prevents warping when wet.
|
|
Wisdom enables you to know your adversary, discipline prevents your adversary from knowing you.
|
|
Section 44 of Australia's constitution prevents anyone with dual citizenship from sitting in Parliament.
|
|
The person doesn't have to be notified, which prevents them from making an appeal.
|
|
Giuliani added that he believes the Constitution prevents the indictment of a sitting president.
|
|
It prevents benefits cuts to older, longer-service workers in defined benefit pension plans.
|
|
Yet the "current monthly income" definition prevents disabled veterans' parity with other disabled Americans.
|
|
Abusing this FDA program prevents competition, which keeps lower priced drugs off the market.
|
|
Giuliani also said he believes the Constitution prevents the indictment of a sitting president.
|
|
Niki Tsongas (D-Mass.) said it prevents the very debate Republicans are asking for.
|
|
Metafiction like "Enter Title Here" prevents the reader from escaping fully into the story.
|
|
It's safer for the driver and prevents a dog from running around the neighborhood.
|
|
Force majeure is an unforeseen event that prevents a party from fulfilling a contract.
|
|
"This prevents the shark from coming at your from behind, like it wants to."
|
|
The law also prevents states from charging these companies with crimes under state law.
|
|
Israel says the obstacle prevents Palestinian attacks, but Palestinians call it a land grab.
|
|
He has a patent on a device, the TimeOff, that prevents unattended-stove fires.
|
|
However, the IRS has said that nothing prevents taxpayers from releasing their own information.
|
|
This prevents a wonky back and helps it to lay smooth against your head.
|
|
This vignette epitomizes the "drip-trap" that prevents wider admiration of Jackson Pollock's work.
|
|
By doing this, it prevents those teams from being overwhelmed by the smaller items.
|
|
That attitude prevents him buying stuff he doesn't need (and some stuff he does).
|
|
Complaining about the lack of time prevents you from facing reality: something is broken.
|
|
It has an automatic shut-off function that prevents burned coffee and dangerous overflows.
|
|
The Showboat carries a deed restriction that currently prevents it from reopening the casino.
|
|
Iran (that is, maintaining the agreement that prevents Iran from building a nuclear bomb).
|
|
Iran does not recognize dual nationality, which prevents Western embassies from visiting such detainees.
|
|
"It prevents an unequivocal exit from a customs union with the EU," she said.
|
|
It sticks out and prevents you from pushing a keyboard closer to the screen.
|
|
A credit freeze prevents thieves from applying for a loan using another person's information.
|
|
It just prevents students who don't belong to the dominant religion from feeling ostracized.
|
|
That opacity sometimes prevents policymakers, financial market participants and journalists from perceiving events accurately.
|
|
The unconscious bias that prevents women from getting promotions and raises along the way.
|
|
But she said that shelter life is harrowing and prevents her from moving forward.
|
|
Politics is first, and that prevents us establishing relationships with the rest of Europe.
|
|
This prevents severe accidents, expensive road service calls ($600+) and fines for late delivery.
|
|
It prevents energy and resources from being spent on manufacturing and shipping new stuff.
|
|
As others grow new connections, Andrew's childlike personality prevents others from associating with him.
|
|
Every year, only about half of American adults get the vaccine that prevents it.
|
|
Yet one of the largest benefits of physical cash is that it prevents overspending.
|
|
This prevents contagion to customers but also improves the overall health of the workforce.
|
|
The Constitution prevents the government from using sticks, but it says nothing about carrots.
|
|
Browsing using this mode prevents your history, cookies, and other information from being saved.
|
|
I especially applaud its smooth, non-greasy finish, which prevents sticky bedsheets after application.
|
|
It is different than the morning-after pill, which prevents pregnancy from occurring altogether.
|
|
This prevents combustion, a chemical reaction that creates most toxic chemicals associated with cigarettes.
|
|
But he continues to support the Republican leadership that prevents his votes from mattering.
|
|
So what prevents these monkeys from gabbing all day long by the watering hole?
|
|
It connects via USB with a quality fabric cord too, which prevents some tangles.
|
|
They have rejected the petty divisiveness that prevents Washington from getting important work done.
|
|
Crating prevents dogs from fulfilling their basic needs, including stretching, walking and relieving themselves.
|
|
Because it offers the time-release antioxidant complex ZOX¹², it prevents breakout-causing congestion.
|
|
It also prevents them from being able to see their child immediately after birth.
|
|
Removing misinformation from platforms completely also prevents watchdogs from knowing what to look for.
|
|
Fume Knight, on the other hand, charges, and prevents players from taking a break.
|
|
The third prevents a president from issuing a pardon to shield someone from impeachment.
|
|
This is also the same quality that prevents good leaders from becoming great leaders.
|
|
A leakproof seal prevents the precious caffeine from sloshing onto that clean white shirt.
|
|
They plan to argue that "national security" prevents a full airing of the evidence.
|
|
An electric can opener is speedy, and it prevents you from cutting your hands.
|
|
Friday's decision prevents the regulation from taking effect as scheduled on Tuesday, Oct. 15.
|
|
The rule also prevents states from defining what constitutes an "area" of economic distress.
|
|
The blacklist designation prevents US companies from exporting commodities or software to those companies.
|
|
There is no so-called lock-up period that prevents sales for several months.
|
|
The IRS said that nothing prevents taxpayers from releasing their returns during an audit.
|
|
What law prevents POTUS from using it to attack a rival or promote himself?
|
|
What law prevents POTUS from using it to attack a rival or promote himself?
|
|
Saying prevents a hard border in north Ireland and allows for goods moving freely.
|
|
Decades of conflict, poverty and neglect prevents many disabled Afghans from reaching their goals.
|
|
Current language in Magnuson prevents the regional councils from adopting a similar management approach.
|
|
Nelson's hold prevents the energy bill from coming to the floor with unanimous consent.
|
|
But the IRS says that nothing prevents people from releasing their own tax information.
|
|
This relationship prevents action through standard political channels, leaving only direct, grassroots, nonviolent efforts.
|
|
Of course, that hardly prevents them from being enigmatic: What biographical detail isn't shown?
|
|
Unlike an abortion pill, Plan B prevents the pregnancy process before it can even begin.
|
|
It prevents him from moving on from Iowa and keeps his loss in the news.
|
|
This prevents them from constantly interrupting your workflow, while still making sure everything gets done.
|
|
Maturity allows us to see that this shadow exists; morality prevents us from indulging it.
|
|
Encryption of messages on Facebook-owned WhatsApp, for example, prevents machine learning from analyzing them.
|
|
Whoever thinks having kids prevents women from kicking ass needs to hear about Emily Sabato.
|
|
But the progestin in Plan B prevents this release in what's called negative feedback inhibition.
|
|
Nyhan says shame is among the few things that prevents people from spreading conspiracy theories.
|
|
But the group says federal law prevents it from using funds to pay for abortions.
|
|
The ice drill is coated with glycerol, which prevents ice from forming on the tube.
|
|
"This prevents any form of bias as we believe science alone should matter," says Rajendran.
|
|
His reasoning: It prevents lawmakers from passing policies that could be detrimental to corporate America.
|
|
Where is our cybersecurity that prevents anybody from being able to do something like that?
|
|
But unfortunately California conveniently enough has a statute of limitations that prevents that from happening.
|
|
The Feinstein amendment prevents any individual on a terrorist watch list from buying a gun.
|
|
It's safe to say any innovation that prevents maintenance trips and spending would be welcomed.
|
|
"Vaccines act as a firewall that prevents the spread of diseases to others," Nasif says.
|
|
Protect your blowout with this lightweight spray that prevents humidity while imparting lots of shine.
|
|
The device relieves pain because it prevents a spine from narrowing too much, he said.
|
|
" One of Javelina's calling cards, queso, "arrives lukewarm, which prevents trips to the emergency room.
|
|
This terminates and prevents transmission from the module in question until the condition is cleared.
|
|
But it also prevents the party's most popular figure from defending Clinton in much detail.
|
|
In effect, it prevents tens of thousands of people from being added to the registry.
|
|
But any law that prevents the president from removing executive officers would be constitutionally problematic.
|
|
The so-called "entity list" effectively prevents those businesses from buying from their American suppliers.
|
|
That ultimately tears down one barrier that prevents companies from sales in international markets: price.
|
|
These socks are made for ski boots, where their extra-long design prevents annoying rubbing.
|
|
Thus, by design, each pair prevents roughly 11 plastic bottles from further harming the ecosystem.
|
|
State law also prevents children under the age of 14 from being tried as adults.
|
|
He also alters a ton and prevents many others from ever being taken at all.
|
|
The protective blend also makes hair crazy-shiny — and prevents color fading, especially on redheads.
|
|
Rich clubs get richer, because FFP prevents poor ones from spending enough to challenge them.
|
|
Tethering devices to the wall or to other devices prevents them from being truly mobile.
|
|
The strike prevents SAG-AFTRA members from working with about a dozen video game companies.
|
|
In theory, that prevents hackers from signing into any device without generating a new password.
|
|
This prevents too much geographical isolation, which can result in inbreeding and ultimately local extinction.
|
|
Unfortunately, the law prevents companies in the process of liquidating from issuing employees any severance.
|
|
This is a problem as it prevents investors from netting their position, Il Sole said.
|
|
But the system prevents his rulings from making anyone broke—or broker—Benson told me.
|
|
It's this arms-length distance that prevents it from being a straight bookie/bettor relationship.
|
|
In America the GINA Act theoretically prevents genetic discrimination, but recent cases show significant loopholes.
|
|
Actually, according to Rawal, it prevents him and his friends from feeling bad at all.
|
|
Truly believing that the real culprit is a conspiracy prevents candidates from making necessary adjustments.
|
|
This prevents problematic content and other random words from making it to the live product.
|
|
Focusing too much on renewables prevents the development of environmentally acceptable and affordable negative emissions.
|
|
In some men, their prostate is so obstructive that it prevents urine from coming out.
|
|
But there's also something high-maintenance about bangs that prevents us from taking the plunge.
|
|
Proponents of the law say requiring photo IDs before casting a vote prevents voter fraud.
|
|
In addition to conserving energy, the process prevents coffee grounds from winding up in landfills.
|
|
Vietnam law prevents one foreign investor from holding more than 20 percent of a bank.
|
|
Proponents of the rule say it prevents companies from intimidating workers against organizing a union.
|
|
"There's so much stigma and shame that prevents people from getting tested," he told VICE.
|
|
Who, exactly, does Google think prevents mainland China from launching a cataclysmic invasion of Taiwan?
|
|
Some plastic surgeons feel that a textured implant prevents the build up of scar tissue.
|
|
The insurgency, they judge, prevents India from using Afghanistan as a launch-pad for aggression.
|
|
By structuring the transaction as an investment, this prevents BandLabs from buying the whole magazine.
|
|
The move prevents U.S. creditors from taking actions against the company's ships and other assets.
|
|
The filibuster prevents closing debate in the Senate unless 28503 members vote to close it.
|
|
Blaming others makes us weaker too — it prevents us from learning from our own mistakes.
|
|
They are the only thing that prevents the ISPs from engaging in the same behavior.
|
|
Although we can't guarantee it will prevent every case of flu, it still prevents many.
|
|
Pissing in double time prevents your body from extracting water from urine in the kidneys.
|
|
The IRS has said an audit does not prevents someone from releasing personal tax information.
|
|
In short, HTTPS prevents governments and others from seeing the specific page users are visiting.
|
|
However, the IRS has said that nothing prevents people from releasing their own tax information.
|
|
Some nights it is only the constant bailing of seawater that prevents him from drowning.
|
|
And The Andersons prevents shareholders from acting by written consent or calling a special meeting.
|
|
The other prevents funding from being used to reduce any penalties assessed to the companies.
|
|
Coconut oil prevents water from absorbing into the hair and so reduces the swelling damage.
|
|
There is also a notorious censorship issue on the app that prevents real artistic freedom.
|
|
It enables new data to be added and prevents historical data from being tampered with.
|
|
However, the IRS has said that nothing prevents people from disclosing their own tax information.
|
|
Kashmir's special constitutional status prevents outsiders from buying property in the state, among other restrictions.
|
|
But, regulating your kids' emotions for them prevents them from gaining social and emotional skills.
|
|
Many believe it purifies the girl, brings her status in the community and prevents promiscuity.
|
|
Strictly limiting your communications prevents your adversary from gaining knowledge of your intent and plans.
|
|
This effectively protects well-paid pilot jobs as it prevents carriers from using bigger planes.
|
|
The consumer welfare standard prevents mission creep that would ultimately leave antitrust policy worse off.
|
|
A programmable locking feature prevents the charging cord from being unplugged when it's in use.
|
|
The Senate Banking Committee approved an amendment that prevents Trump from vetoing sanctions on ZTE.
|
|
"Nothing prevents individuals from sharing their own tax information," the IRS said in a statement.
|
|
A spokesperson told CNN the shutdown prevents anyone from the bureau speaking on the matter.
|
|
This type of consent, which prevents all other competing bids, is valid under Delaware law.
|
|
"It's not a lack of policy but courage and will that prevents popes from acting."
|
|
For starters, it prevents you from assuming that one company in particular is the cheapest.
|
|
The low level of return on equity also prevents the European banks from raising capital.
|
|
It also prevents companies from collecting more user data than is necessary to conduct business.
|
|
Military pay raise: The Pentagon dislikes CRs because it prevents them from starting new programs.
|
|
It prevents the U.S. government from buying American-only goods for defense and infrastructure projects.
|
|
But the law prevents you from putting a distribution in another tax-advantaged retirement account.
|
|
The new accord prevents countries from requiring companies to reveal software source codes and algorithms.
|
|
It protects the marijuana industry from FDA enforcement and prevents meaningful action by the government.
|
|
The car has a self-sealing fuel tank that prevents fuel spillage during an attack.
|
|
Doing so on a multilateral basis prevents further distortionary national unilateral actions in trade policy.
|
|
Navalny's candidacy was unlikely because Russian law prevents convicted criminals from running for public office.
|
|
Its braided ballistic nylon covering keeps it strong and prevents fraying even with intense use.
|
|
It prevents us from holding the government accountable for violations, rendering such violations more likely.
|
|
This Joyus Exclusive Luggage Shelf prevents you from ever having to go through that cycle.
|
|
Thanks to smart design, Seesaw sidesteps trouble that prevents other education apps from working right.
|
|
Russian law prevents convicted criminals running for public office, but Navalny has appealed the verdict.
|
|
Again, I'm trying to understand what prevents him from being on Fox News or CNN.
|
|
The law prevents interim workers from performing many of their duties 300 days after inauguration.
|
|
What prevents us from seeking the mother is the fear of castration by the father.
|
|
Bystander intervention is an effective strategy that prevents sexual violence and other types of harassment.
|
|
"There's so much stigma and shame that prevents people from getting tested," he told VICE.
|
|
The minute you talk about something, you start a process that most likely prevents aggression.
|
|
Everyone has blind spots (our way of thinking that prevents us from seeing things accurately).
|
|
But it stays there, creating a pool that prevents any other objects from falling down.
|
|
Its individually wrapped coils reduce motion transfer while providing a firm base that prevents sinkage.
|
|
Cultural stigma prevents open discussion of mental health issues like depression in the Asian community.
|
|
Students may object that a laptop ban prevents them from storing notes on their computers.
|
|
Read: Inside a safe injection site that breaks the law but prevents overdoses California Gov.
|
|
Those tiny tabs on the display's frame prevents the Triton 900 from going full tablet.
|
|
Do you feel the pursuit of good grades prevents you from doing other important things?
|
|
Thus, blockchain prevents double-spending, enabling us to run secure, trustworthy online transactions including voting.
|
|
Their efficiency prevents unfavorable down-and-distance situations, in which defenses can expect a pass.
|
|
Pennsylvania's rape shield law prevents the admission of an alleged victim's sexual past as evidence.
|
|
Encryption software prevents NSA-style bulk data collection, forcing spy agencies to target people individually.
|
|
But some people carry a rare mutation in MC4R that prevents the gene from working.
|
|
You have to start somewhere, and exercise prevents or controls a variety of chronic conditions.
|
|
This is called a "social norm," and it prevents us from selling out our friends.
|
|
This shampoo contains both eliminates and prevents the growth of disease-causing microorganisms and bacteria.
|
|
Proper vaccination prevents an estimated 42,000 deaths over the lifetime of each American birth cohort.
|
|
Such cases fall under Title IX, the federal law that prevents sex discrimination in education.
|
|
This is why I dropped the magnet in a tube—it prevents it from twisting.
|
|
It also prevents Congressional appropriators from combing through the budget and making important spending decisions.
|
|
"It's clear that starting screening later prevents unnecessary tests and treatments," Korenstein said by email.
|
|
This exclusion prevents states from accessing Medicaid funds to hospitalize adults with serious mental illness.
|
|
Throughout, the actors have a beautifully balanced rapport that prevents one from dominating the other.
|
|
Freezing a file prevents new credit lines from being opened, which locks out identity thieves.
|
|
The restraining order prevents Miccarelli from contacting Toohil, as well as from possessing a gun.
|
|
"If this lawsuit prevents another death, then it is worth it to us," she said.
|
|
Exercise increases life span and treats or prevents many, if not most, chronic noncommunicable diseases.
|
|
The preliminary injunction prevents the law from taking effect while it is litigated in court.
|
|
Such spiritual and theological violence damages communities and prevents our culture from living with compassion.
|
|
Her sweat prevents the electrical leads we try to attach to her chest from sticking.
|
|
He also liked the part that prevents insurers from disqualifying people for pre-existing conditions.
|
|
This discourages doctors from submitting outrageous charges and prevents health plans from low-balling providers.
|
|
The doctrine prevents service members and military families from suing the federal government for negligence.
|
|
"There is nothing in law that prevents the CDC from doing gun research," he said.
|
|
Apple has released a software update that prevents a text message bug from crashing iPhones.
|
|
It also prevents investors like Yeshwant from seeing many business opportunities in fixing the problem.
|
|
Another compound, called H23-gamendazole, prevents sperm from reaching their mature (and thus virile) form.
|
|
At $2,800, the tech is worth every penny if it prevents just one bad encounter.
|
|
Australia says the policy prevents people drowning at sea, but it has been widely condemned.
|
|
Pentagon policy reportedly prevents the United States from selling excess property to the Afghan government.
|
|
It also prevents law enforcement from accessing suspects' communications, even when they have a subpoena.
|
|
That prevents a household from becoming locked into a single vendor for all its appliances.
|
|
The bill also seeks to remove a major hurdle that prevents people from voting: work.
|
|
A court order that applies worldwide prevents anyone publishing images that claim to identify them.
|
|
It also prevents them from feeling that they have permission to seek mental health help.
|
|
It prevents insurance companies from selling policies that completely exclude gender-affirming treatment from coverage.
|
|
But there is nothing that prevents long-term-care and life insurers from denying you.
|
|
It prevents the parties from fulfilling other commitments they have made based on those agreements.
|
|
Capital attorneys say that the law prevents them from challenging lethal injection protocols in court.
|
|
One, paying higher taxes prevents them from investing in resources that could ultimately benefit people.
|
|
The spout lid prevents spills and the silicone bumper protects it from scratches and dings.
|
|
De Bois writes that the veil prevents white people from seeing black people as Americans, and from treating them as fully human, and at the same time prevents black people from seeing themselves as they really are, outside of the negative vision created by racism.
|
|
Twitter receives 46 percent of those requests under seal, which prevents the company from notifying users.
|
|
Under that definition, the law prevents law enforcement from compelling someone to give up a passcode.
|
|
"The oil prevents the body's ability to release heat," says dermatologist Deanne Mraz Robinson, MD, FAAD.
|
|
"I don't think anybody believes there's a fundamental limit" that prevents room-temperature superconductivity, Julian said.
|
|
Twitter users can block people, which prevents them from seeing the user's feed while logged in.
|
|
Children under five are the most vulnerable, but there is a vaccine which prevents the disease.
|
|
This prevents the frogs from getting in while still allowing the pipe to do its job.
|
|
It's an oil-based sealant, the kind that prevents roads from cracking and potholes from forming.
|
|
COPPA prevents websites and apps from collecting personal information from children under 13 without parental consent.
|
|
It reminds me that I'm not defined by my illness, and prevents others from judging me.
|
|
This prevents the need to open up the packaging to see how something looks or fits.
|
|
This prevents professionals from playing in tournaments like the U.S. Amateur and the U.S. Mid-Amateur.
|
|
He was unconcerned about the Emoluments Clause, which prevents presidents from accepting gifts from foreign governments.
|
|
The most daring are rumored to use rapamycin, a powerful drug that prevents organ transplant rejection.
|
|
Blocking a user prevents their tweets from appearing anywhere on your timeline, notifications, or search results.
|
|
According to the charity evaluator GiveWell's "conventional" estimate, every $4,104 given to AMF prevents a death.
|
|
That classification prevents Uber from having to provide benefits like health insurance and paid sick leave.
|
|
GUTFELD: I&aposm trying to figure out, what is the solution that prevents the separation again?
|
|
A force majeure event is an unforeseen event that prevents a party from fulfilling a contract.
|
|
Research shows that a higher level of insulin prevents fat from being broken down for energy.
|
|
Tehran's sustained practice of exporting diverse weapons prevents peace and encourages its partners to continue fighting.
|
|
The company also issued Soph a strike, which prevents her from uploading videos for a week.
|
|
He reportedly cited an exception written into the 2015 law that prevents removal of historic monuments.
|
|
But dental cement also prevents the tooth from ever returning to its natural, pearly white self.
|
|
The company already prevents third-party sellers from listing products under its own Amazon Basics brand.
|
|
Jakob Perez has microvillus inclusion, an inherited intestinal disorder which prevents his body from absorbing nutrients.
|
|
Holder prevents the DOJ from blocking voting laws in jurisdictions with a history of racial discrimination.
|
|
This prevents the liner from going on too pronounced and will give the lips natural dimension.
|
|
House Bill 2 also prevents cities from passing antidiscrimination ordinances to protect gay and transgender people.
|
|
The condition is not life-threatening, but prevents him from playing football, according to the school.
|
|
This, in theory, is great because it prevents would-be hackers from seeing what you're doing.
|
|
Taste, being governed largely by convention, is a real killer when it prevents discovery and upheaval.
|
|
Taking CBD is also known to increase AEA, because doing so prevents it from being metabolized.
|
|
If enabled, the default list prevents apps from accessing the desktop, pictures, movies, and documents folders.
|
|
Capital One declined to provide details about how it prevents identity theft and child identity theft.
|
|
The back has a grippy rubberized texture, which prevents it from slipping out of your hand.
|
|
French election law prevents domestic outlets from reporting on election-related issues until polls have closed.
|
|
A blind trust, by definition, prevents the owner from knowing what the company owns or holds.
|
|
This is a privacy feature that prevents older data from being compromised by a later attack.
|
|
Swaddling reminds your baby of the embrace of the womb, and it also prevents upsetting flailing.
|
|
This prevents growers, dispensaries and other cannabis companies from basic banking services like depositing their money.
|
|
My plan to #BreakUpBigTech prevents corporations like Amazon from knocking out the rest of the competition.
|
|
COPPA prevents online companies from collecting and using data from kids under 13 without parental consent.
|
|
However, he went on to explain, Justice Department policy prevents the indictment of a sitting president.
|
|
This prevents Opentest from being liable for any information that can be misused in the future.
|
|
In addition, blocking Twitter users theoretically prevents them from being able to access official government communications.
|
|
Naltrexone, an opioid antagonist, prevents the feelings of euphoria and pain relief associated with drug use.
|
|
An arbitration agreement is a contract clause that prevents employees from taking legal concerns to court.
|
|
In Memento, Leonard (Guy Pearce) suffers from anterograde amnesia, which prevents him from making new memories.
|
|
The situation also prevents the affected users from being able to authenticate logins for other accounts.
|
|
This prevents the atmosphere from escaping out the top, and keeps fans closer to the pitch.
|
|
And it is not only a victim's embarrassment, confusion, and shame that prevents them from reporting.
|
|
He wants to repeal the Taft-Harley Act, saying it prevents labor unions from having authority.
|
|
It gives them a sturdy surface to fall on, which prevents the cake layers from tearing.
|
|
Stigma prevents disabled workers fully able to participate in the job market from achieving financial independence.
|
|
Not only does that protect against hacking, it prevents easy hijacking from powerful, network crippling botnets.
|
|
Instead, the order prevents the IRS from expanding its restrictions on political activity by religious groups.
|
|
Financial institutions, merchants, and individuals are all concerned with their reputations, which prevents theft and fraud.
|
|
" Sanger, his interviewer, had to politely explain, "Our law prevents us from selling to them, sir.
|
|
It's literally toxic to sperm, and keeps them from getting to the egg, which prevents fertilization.
|
|
Child marriage prevents girls from leading healthy and productive lives and puts their safety at risk.
|
|
You don't want them to get a criminal record that prevents them from getting a job.
|
|
It simply prevents Trump's administration from enforcing it against this family pending a March 21 hearing.
|
|
During the flight, the autopilot prevents any false maneuver which could bring the flying wing down.
|
|
The problem is that this kind of view of women prevents women from achieving higher offices.
|
|
In the past, Twitter has insisted that its policy prevents it from commenting on individual accounts.
|
|
Democrats say that could violate the STOCK Act, which prevents lawmakers from trading on congressional information.
|
|
This plan also prevents you from using the tethering or mobile hotspot feature of your smartphone.
|
|
"I feel unhappy about it because it prevents kids from achieving their dreams," she tells PEOPLE.
|
|
And there's still a lot of stigma attached to it, which prevents people from seeking help.
|
|
John Deere has proprietary software that prevents users from being able to repair their own tractors.
|
|
Ecologists fret that the tense security situation prevents them from measuring the extent of the vandalism.
|
|
The IRS has said that nothing prevents Trump from releasing his tax returns: http://bit.ly/6900cJ2628sht.
|
|
Women are dealing with a glass ceiling that prevents us from getting into places of representation.
|
|
The exclusion prevents many facilities from getting Medicaid reimbursement to treat the most vulnerable in society.
|
|
The Senate could remove barriers like the filibuster, which prevents a simple majority from effecting change.
|
|
That's a lossy series of steps that prevents people from sharing their mental visions as vividly.
|
|
No collapse of tradition prevents genre obsessives from assembling records into elegant, hummable, distinct pop shapes.
|
|
She said a state Supreme Court order prevents her from trying other cases before that one.
|
|
But a nationwide law prevents non-governmental companies from running the same test on their candidates.
|
|
But Dutch law prevents police from entering a church while a religious service is taking place.
|
|
Both sunken vessels are considered war graves, and federal law prevents divers from tampering with them.
|
|
Not only does the current registration system encourage foreign participation, it prevents states from implementing safeguards.
|
|
This prevents it from getting too close to the US to actually have a direct landfall.
|
|
In fact, federal law prevents census data from being used for anything other than statistical analysis.
|
|
It also prevents employers from including genetic data in their decisions about hiring, firing and promotions.
|
|
But the secessionist dispute prevents Georgia and Abkhazia from working together properly to stop the pests.
|
|
The state's "sore loser" law prevents losers of primary elections from running in the general election.
|
|
And this revised rule prevents women from accessing other important, life-saving health services as well.
|
|
Ideally, it cradles your head, keeps your neck aligned, and prevents excessive pressure on your shoulders.
|
|
But I've gotten the hang of touching the E8s around their perimeter which prevents unintended tapping.
|
|
German privacy law prevents police from releasing the full identity of the suspect in his killing.
|
|
Whistleblowers said the practice is particularly alarming because it prevents TSA from addressing critical security gaps.
|
|
Nothing in the Constitution prevents his indictment for directing a criminal conspiracy to steal the presidency.
|
|
What's going on at the molecular level that prevents the transformation from occurring as it should?
|
|
However, the IRS has said that nothing prevents a taxpayer from disclosing their own tax information.
|
|
But do not call FishTales whimsical; its size prevents it from being that, Ms. Mailer said.
|
|
The lack of data on this issue prevents this problem from moving beyond the Beltway boundaries.
|
|
A Dutch law prevents authorities from entering a place of worship while religious services are occurring.
|
|
The smooth interior encourages beautiful, delicious caramelization, plus it prevents sticking and is easy to clean.
|
|
Water also, of course, prevents dehydration, which can cause you to feel sluggish, foggy, or worse.
|
|
This prevents the tool from affecting the torque reading and results in a more accurate procedure.
|
|
This generally prevents Britain from placing restrictions on legal immigration from nations in the European Union.
|
|
There is a rule that prevents the U.S. Postal Service from displaying pictures of the administration.
|
|
Social stigma accompanies the opioid crisis and prevents many people from seeking the help they need.
|
|
She takes vengeance for their abuse of her and prevents them from harming more children. Fine!
|
|
They can include naloxone, a "blocker" that prevents the opioid from binding to the opioid receptor.
|
|
Ever-growing herds are overgrazing public lands, but public opinion prevents the horses from being killed.
|
|
The bill would reimpose a sales ban that prevents ZTE from buying components from U.S. companies.
|
|
But Huckabee's worldview utterly prevents him from recognizing the underlying assumptions that led to the stupidity.
|
|
In some cases, it prevents them from distributing drinks and snacks or even starting at all.
|
|
However, the IRS has said that nothing prevents someone from making public their own tax information.
|
|
It also prevents the government of Venezuela from liquidating assets it has a majority ownership of.
|
|
But the IRS has said nothing prevents anyone from releasing their own returns, including an audit.
|
|
That might be worth it for a system that we know for a fact prevents attacks.
|
|
Yet the PLCAA prevents survivors from securing compensation from the most obvious enablers of their injuries.
|
|
Secondly, the lead knee is all that prevents an opponent from stepping straight down the center.
|
|
Every chip has a protected area which prevents one application from seeing what another is doing.
|
|
But indulging such impulses prevents us from understanding what the RealTouch was—and why it matters.
|
|
It prevents development in critical habitats and the "taking" of a listed species without a permit.
|
|
The policy also prevents these companies from blocking controversial viewpoints or political dissent on their networks.
|
|
Berlin, 85 percent of whose 3.5 million residents rent, prevents drastic rent increases on existing tenants.
|
|
But congressional action is also needed, to create a tighter regulatory framework that prevents further abuses.
|
|
But, even so, there is no law that prevents police departments from doing the same thing.
|
|
It effectively prevents Trump from weakening the rules without going through a lengthy rulemaking process first.
|
|
"We want to see if the vaccine prevents illness and replication of the virus," Clarke said.
|
|
That principle prevents taxpayers from deducting contributions to charity that pay for a good or service.
|
|
The current agreement prevents Iran from amassing enough fuel to build a nuclear weapon until 2030.
|
|
Inflammation prevents the lungs from being able to oxygenate the blood and to remove carbon dioxide.
|
|
Beyond the anonymity and its focus on the quotidian, Minutiae also prevents users from following anyone.
|
|
End-to-end encryption prevents anyone — including us — from seeing what people share on our services.
|
|
Today, 280E prevents any company from deducting business expenses connected to federally prohibited substances like marijuana.
|
|
A few other countries, including France, prohibit wearing any garment in public that prevents facial identification.
|
|
Many people take antioxidants before or after exercise in the belief that this prevents muscle soreness.
|
|
The exit settlement with Mr. Moonves prevents Ms. Redstone from pursuing that merger for two years.
|
|
In addition, it unfairly prevents same sex couples and single mothers by choice from getting pregnant.
|
|
Yet, a polarized energy debate prevents billions from realizing the liberating potential of affordable, reliable energy.
|
|
"Enforcing the law saves lives, protects communities and taxpayers, and prevents human suffering," Mr. Sessions said.
|
|
There is nothing in the Constitution that prevents a president from being impeached more than once.
|
|
Now, because nothing in his legal situation prevents it, he is discovering bargains in the wreckage.
|
|
Trump is hiding his tax returns by saying that an ongoing IRS audit prevents any disclosures.
|
|
Such a strategy staves off long stretches without laughs, but prevents getting much from the crowd.
|
|
The trend has hurt housing construction — and prevents Millennials' from building wealth that spurs more spending.
|
|
The rule, which is normally waived, prevents hearings from going two hours past the Senate's convening.
|
|
A charcoal filter prevents what odors do arise from escaping, a feature she finds somewhat unnecessary.
|
|
That causes muscles to clench uncontrollably and, eventually, prevents a victim from being able to breathe.
|
|
Rouhani also said that coronavirus must not become an enemy weapon that prevents business in Iran.
|
|
Rouhani also said that coronavirus must not become an enemy weapon that prevents business in Iran.
|
|
This focus on protecting our data and operations prevents us from commenting on specific security issues.
|
|
But none of this prevents Alexa from having her way with Berlioz and his sensitive temperament.
|
|
Phil Bryant signed a bill that prevents women from getting abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy.
|
|
Federal law prevents Cordray, a Democrat, from campaigning while he serves as director of the CFPB.
|
|
The best thing about this is, if it happens, that it prevents a trade war escalation.
|
|
Terrorism severs supply chains, drains local labor pools, prevents access to markets and shakes investor confidence.
|
|
While the political message prevents me from wholly disavowing the piece, I don't trust it either.
|
|
Europe prevents non-European companies from using the names like Parmesan and Asiago for their cheeses.
|
|
Or maybe the Facebook brand prevents the technology from ever getting there in the first place.
|
|
The CDC measures effectiveness as whether the vaccine prevents illness and patients from seeing a doctor.
|
|
"In the future, nothing prevents Cristiano from giving his contribution to the national team," he tweeted.
|
|
That law prevents the president from circumventing the constitutional advice and consent role of the Senate.
|
|
If what prevents Pleasantville from ever changing involves a little murder, well, what's a little murder?
|
|
Net neutrality prevents internet services providers from slowing down sites unless they pay for faster access.
|
|
Obviously, critical morality and spirituality prevents me from a true assessment of or engagement with myself.
|
|
They go to the quarry, although Cassie has a bandaged arm that prevents her from swimming.
|
|
The injunction prevents the elections commission from declaring a winner while the court reviews the case.
|
|
These products have a dry finish that prevents smudges and wicks away moisture like face powder.
|
|
Nothing prevents criminal investigations and impeachment processes from running concurrently, as they have in the past.
|
|
Discrimination against homeless job applicants prevents them from breaking out of poverty and from obtaining housing.
|
|
In Alabama, Governor Kay Ivey recently signed a law which prevents the removal of their memorial.
|
|
The uncertainty of a rapidly changing, hard to gauge threat prevents a wider marketplace of cyberinsurance.
|
|
This isn't necessarily a complete negative, though, since it prevents you from accidentally changing the temperature.
|
|
PTC also prevents train-on-train collisions and stops a train from passing through misaligned tracks.
|
|
In some states, abstinence-only education prevents schools from teaching about consent and spotting sexual abuse.
|
|
The polymer shell prevents the TPP from seeping into the electrolyte, which would reduce the battery's performance.
|
|
"This widespread use prevents us from making the changes you request on finished content," the letter read.
|
|
The bottom layer is an adaptive hi-core memory foam that supports your body and prevents sinking.
|
|
One video explains that it's not Finland's cold and wet climate that prevents wildfires, but the raking.
|
|
Florida sheriff says &aposStand Your Ground&apos law prevents arrest in fatal shooting in parking spot dispute.
|
|
And since Twitter is a not a public utility, nothing prevents you from pulling the presidential plug.
|
|
Student debt of just under $2000,218, down from around $2000,250, prevents her from retiring any time soon.
|
|
Most asylum seekers have traditionally passed credible fear interviews, which prevents quick removal from the United States.
|
|
Ego prevents him acknowledging the possibility that any external action could have interfered with his glorious victory.
|
|
And this infection kills off and prevents the normal growth of these cells into fully mature neurons.
|
|
Fitch believes the city's close monitoring of CMP's cash position prevents liquidity shortfalls and mitigates refinancing risk.
|
|
" The statute prevents corrections officials from distributing information or material that is "sexually explicit or features nudity.
|
|
The so-called " Great Firewall of China " prevents China's citizens from gaining full access to the internet.
|
|
This alone can kill the bacteria, but it also prevents the bacteria from being able to multiply.
|
|
A federal law currently prevents man-made disasters like the water crisis from qualifying as national disasters.
|
|
He develops a special technique for hardening ceramics, and perfects a shape that prevents crushing or chipping.
|
|
End-to-end encryption prevents anyone — including us — from seeing what people share on our services. Permanence.
|
|
This prevents them from cherry-picking results and analyses that are more favorable to their favored conclusions.
|
|
Some Tsareena have the exclusive new ability Queenly Majesty, which prevents opponents from using priority moves. Ribombee
|
|
A 2015 law, passed under pressure from Buddhist nationalists, prevents the Rohingya from marrying without a license.
|
|
What prevents the president from expressing sympathy for members of the house of worship that was attacked?
|
|
It appears that Bank of America's latest iOS update prevents you from pasting in your account password.
|
|
Student debt of just under $11,000, down from around $25,000, prevents her from retiring any time soon.
|
|
What prevents the diffusion of knowledge, or its translation into growth, in some contexts but not others?
|
|
End-to-end encryption prevents anyone -- including us -- from seeing what people share on our services. Permanence.
|
|
Aditionally, there's the Fortify ability which prevents Orisa from being knocked back by other heroes when activated.
|
|
At stake is whether the retail giant prevents fair competition in its online marketplace in the country.
|
|
Cosby has denied the accusations, and a statute of limitations prevents prosecution in most of the cases.
|
|
That prevents anyone from joining a group and scraping all the content without paying the full price.
|
|
That's why creating a system that prevents co-option and capture by vested interests is so important.
|
|
Jump added a braking component called a power modulator, which according to Shimano, prevents excessive braking force.
|
|
"This continues and prevents black women, after slavery, from being able to obtain justice," Gross told Broadly.
|
|
Despite this rating, which prevents bank M&A, FITB reiterated that bank acquisitions remain a low priority.
|
|
Microsoft says its own testing has found that this update prevents the reboots that have been occurring.
|
|
Roslyn Breen was born with an undiagnosed muscular condition that prevents her from walking or sitting up.
|
|
Centering their voices is critical to creating policy that reduces exploitation and prevents trafficking before it happens.
|
|
Fear and stigma related to HIV also prevents mothers from getting their children tested, health experts say.
|
|
One tax regulation prevents most cannabis companies from deducting the business expenses that non-marijuana companies can.
|
|
I also love that disabled customers don't have to queue in primark, prevents a lot of pain.
|
|
That fear, especially when it comes to powerful men, is often what prevents women from coming forward.
|
|
That clarity of focus gives the film a personal through line that prevents it from feeling cluttered.
|
|
He has blocked many critics from his account, which prevents them from directly responding to his tweets.
|
|
But she also wants a workable deal that satisfies businessfolk and prevents a hard border in Ireland.
|
|
It also prevents insurers from denying coverage based on pre-existing conditions, which also includes mental illness.
|
|
Although the drug is clearly useful — it prevents people from dying — naloxone doesn't solve the underlying problem.
|
|
Apple Pay, meanwhile, prevents this level of access — something that customers like, but retailers traditionally have not.
|
|
A latching mechanism prevents accidental releases, but it looks like the mechanism is easily to unhook singlehandedly.
|
|
Nor are states locked in a race to the bottom that prevents them from embracing health reform.
|
|
He said the study shows that the drug prevents only one cardiovascular event per 137 treated patients.
|
|
To just intervene at this point and act in a way that prevents more harm from happening.
|
|
The analysis is based on observational studies and can't prove magnesium directly prevents disease, the authors note.
|
|
" Another particularly disgusting account tweeted, "New Zealand man prevents dozens of rapes with this one weird trick!
|
|
The table's unexpected and natural shape puts all parties at ease and obliquely prevents confrontational discussion angles.
|
|
Airplane mode shuts off wireless communication and prevents the phone from interfering with an airplane's electronics system.
|
|
The other, authored by her fellow Californian Khanna, prevents military action against Iran without explicit congressional approval.
|
|
However, the IRS has said that nothing prevents people from releasing their own tax information, including audits.
|
|
Earlier this year, YouTube made a change that prevents advertising on channels with fewer than 1,000 subscribers.
|
|
In Singapore, being gay isn't technically illegal, but there is a law that prevents sex between men.
|
|
The system consists of a conducive layer that sits on the skin and prevents heat from escaping.
|
|