Following good security practices that protect against malware in general will also help protect against possible exploitation until updates can be applied.
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Store-bought surgical masks likely won't help protect against the Wuhan coronavirusThere's currently no available vaccine to protect against the novel coronavirus.
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The HPV vaccine doesn't protect against all strains or types of HPV, but it does protect against the strains that commonly cause cancers.
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You'll also find iron oxides — to protect against infrared radiation — and zinc oxide and titanium dioxide to protect against UVA and UVB rays without chemicals.
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The flu shot does not protect against coronavirus, but it does help protect against a massive and unnecessary burden on hospitals as health care workers tackle coronavirus.
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But Apple built its phones to protect against that tactic.
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Trainers have also implemented measures to protect against head trauma.
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"The way to protect against damage is by using Mildronate."
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This will help protect against password attacks in the future.
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Experts emphasize that wearing masks may not protect against infections.
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In mice, certain microbes are thought to protect against diabetes.
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They can boost our immune system to protect against pathogens.
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Knee pads and elbow pads don't protect against these injuries.
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It helps protect against fraudsters opening accounts in your name.
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However, the vaccine doesn't protect against all of these strains.
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Silver was thought to protect against djinns, or evil spirits.
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Consumers buy insurance from companies to protect against possible losses.
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Companies use them to protect against fluctuations in energy prices.
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Seawalls, parks, and elevated buildings can protect against rising tides.
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New York set out to protect against fatal building accidents.
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Typically, inactivated vaccines are used to protect against the flu.
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The firm had relatively little capital to protect against trouble.
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VIX options allow traders to protect against future stock swings.
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Why do some vaccine strains partly protect against nonvaccine strains?
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Genes that cause one illness may help protect against another.
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A journalist is supposed to protect against this very scenario.
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To protect against overfishing, restrictions have been set for specific areas.
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And I&aposm wondering how you protect against something like that.
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It's also a smart way to protect against drops and spills.
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Should librarians be armed with naloxone to protect against opioid overdoses?
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The plaintiffs say the law lacks safeguards to protect against abuse.
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But Mr. Assad took steps to protect against an American intervention.
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Fluoride in water can prevent tooth decay and protect against cavities.
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Shops across the country closed early to protect against possible looting.
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IRS can do more to protect against tax fraudsters, watchdog says
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Ginger Perrone: Everything gets destroyed to protect against that pest risk.
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We cannot protect against every potential disaster — natural or man-made.
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Drugmakers GlaxoSmithKline and Merck & Co make vaccines that protect against HPV.
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This improves gut health and can protect against diseases like diabetes.
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It's also a smart way to protect against drops and spills.
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He has a strategy to protect against any near-term downside.
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I mean, these are things that protect against accidental damage, right?
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And officials have promised safeguards ad training to protect against prejudice.
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They were given soap, cushions and repellent to protect against mosquitoes.
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There is no approved vaccine to protect against the H. pylori.
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Using VPNs can help protect against mass data collection and cyberattacks.
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There are laws to protect against gender discrimination in South Korea.
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The system was designed to protect against an Iranian nuclear missile.
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An ideal vaccine would protect against all Ebola strains and Marburg.
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The sunscreen drops also have acid for intense moisture, neroli flower extract to help calm and soothe, antioxidants to help protect against free radical damage, and botanical cell actives to help protect against blue light damage.
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VIX options are primarily used to protect against a stock market pullback.
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In that sense, it can also protect against cyst-related torsion episodes.
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And then there are antioxidants' anti-inflammatory effects, which protect against sunburn.
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Helmets protect against falling lava stones, and respirators ward off sulfur gases.
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Psst: Should teachers be armed with guns to protect against mass shooters?
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Mr. Rubio relies on his outsize ears to protect against flop sweat.
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Residents in Kissimmee, Florida, scramble to fill sandbags to protect against flooding.
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Zuckerberg laid out a nine-point plan to protect against bad actors.
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A vaccine against meningitis may also protect against gonorrhea, Science News reports.
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Here's the thing: all condoms protect against Zika infection when used correctly.
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Think about what your threats are, and how to protect against them.
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Michio Kaku got a psychic shield to protect against mind control attacks.
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Last night's announcement is entirely precautionary to protect against that conceptual risk.
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The move is meant to protect against North Korea's burgeoning missile program.
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The pencils are then wrapped in plastic wrap to protect against contamination.
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Plus, Vitamins C and E condition and help protect against environmental aggressors.
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No one to protect against damaging sensitive habitats, landscapes or historic sites.
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What it does: The cybersecurity company helps protect against hacking and cyberattacks.
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Dental sealants can protect against 80 percent of cavities for two years.
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It's no longer enough just to protect against hacks and data breaches.
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But then there are other skin cancers sunscreen doesn't necessarily protect against.
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Also, condoms cannot fully protect against the transmission of HPV, Misiukiewicz says.
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And local businesses are boarding up windows to protect against heavy winds.
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Living off the land did little to protect against Cyclone Keni, though.
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Some messaging apps specifically protect against this scenario by not allowing backups.
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To protect against downside, Gordon is buying the 185 put with Oct.
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Add layer to protect against office elements (central air-conditioning; the leering).
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For many people, the gun is a way to protect against crime.
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We do not need the First Amendment to protect against popular speech.
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Updating software to protect against the two vulnerabilities hasn't been without incident.
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Currently, there is no vaccine available to protect against COVID-19 infection.
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Information sharing is considered a major bulwark to protect against hacking attempts.
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The report also gives consumers several ways to protect against such attacks.
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But does it protect against idiotic teens who keep challenging each other?
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Get plenty of exercise, which is believed to protect against colon cancer.
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He added the law was an effort to protect against voter fraud.
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The report also gives consumers several ways to protect against such attacks.
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Its cryptography is designed to protect against surveillance states or identity thieves.
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However, these sorts of filters also don't necessarily protect against chemical toxins.
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Only sunscreens labeled as broad-spectrum protect against both types of ultraviolet light.
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Safeguards and regulation have also been implemented to protect against such sharp drops.
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So traditional bomb dogs really struggle to protect against a bomber in transit.
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So this is what Trump feels he needs 15,000 troops to protect against?
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We have a number of measures in place today to protect against misuse.
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We have store and online systems in place to protect against underage sales.
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The federal courts have long been a backstop to protect against unconstitutional laws.
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Notably, the privilege generally does not protect against disclosure when misconduct is alleged.
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"To protect against bumps and ingrowns, your post-care is essential," says Baker.
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Some strains are particularly quick to mutate, making them harder to protect against.
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The regulations were seen as a move to protect against in-flight fires.
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We have strong policies in place that protect against discrimination in any form.
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Angiotensin antagonists, in contrast, seem to protect against severe mood disorder, Padmanabhan noted.
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Critics of TPP argued that it did not sufficiently protect against currency manipulation.
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This provides a substantial cushion to protect against a property falling in value.
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Elections are being won on promises to invest money to protect against flooding.
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"Broad-spectrum" means the product can protect against both UVA and UVB radiation.
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They like dating apps because it can protect against that to an extent.
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The amendments protect against unreasonable searches and seizures, and guarantee equal protection, respectively.
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It's retrofitted with flares to protect against missiles and has radar-jamming capabilities.
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But again, it does not protect against Apple's new screen recording feature yet.
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Over the past year we've strengthened our systems to further protect against misuse.
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Vaccines are the best way to protect against infectious diseases like chicken pox.
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But it doesn't necessarily protect against people using one another in quieter ways.
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The move invokes broad national security powers designed to protect against foreign threats.
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One distributor promoted Tranont's supplements to protect against coronavirus in a Facebook post.
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This provides a substantial cushion to protect against a property's falling in value.
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And like many news organizations, CNN has moved aggressively to protect against infections.
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Flu shots don't protect against the coronavirus (but you should still get one).
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They're not built to protect against the ammunition of rifles or assault weapons.
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He changed his surname to protect against anti-Semitism in the business world.
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Mr. Fox said this particularly crafty program was virtually impossible to protect against.
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Long-acting reversible contraceptives, such as IUDs, don't protect against sexually transmitted infections.
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This high-level security requirement is primarily designed to protect against malicious phishing.
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Many of the inmates wore masks to protect against the spread of tuberculosis.
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Private companies can also protect against disruptive changes in an industry, she said.
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Not to mention administrative law requirements that protect against "arbitrary and capricious" actions.
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The First Amendment was designed to protect against government restrictions on free speech.
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The shelters are not built to protect against nuclear, chemical or biological attacks.
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There is one option that can protect against these possible burdensome tax consequences.
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However, safe sex should always come first, since Plan B can't protect against STIs.
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Park's government agreed to it last year to protect against a North Korean missile.
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And NATO in part is designed to protect against any hostile regime like Russia.
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The insurance would help cover legal fees, but would not protect against criminal prosecution.
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More than 80 percent of doses are designed to protect against four flu strains.
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It is also sharing information about the virus and how to protect against it.
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Your UPS will also protect against power surges—keeping your hardware safe from harm.
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That's because, according to the researchers who discovered it, it's harder to protect against.
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The right VPN can protect against lots of things, including government surveillance and malware.
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How much are communities willing to spend to protect against storms and rising waters?
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The best way to protect against the password spray is to just eliminate passwords.
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Intel has announced the next generation of its processor chips will protect against Spectre.
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Marriott is also offering free access to WebWatcher to help protect against identity fraud.
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So, to protect against a perversion of the evidence, yes, Democrats should be invited.
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Increasingly stronger — not weaker — encryption is the best way to protect against these threats.
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A: We don't protect against attacks that are way too specific to your application.
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I hope that speaking out will help other victims and protect against future abuse.
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To protect against chlamydia, women are advised to stay away from vaginal douching. [CDC]
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Of course, EV batteries are already engineered to protect against common causes of fire.
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NOW TV's 36Mbps product is called Fab Fibre and it should protect against disappointment.
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What's the point of health insurance, Michelle argues, if it can't protect against catastrophe?
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For this reason, it's been suggested that cold temperatures might protect against these conditions.
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The American Institute for Cancer Research says coffee may even help protect against cancer.
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Some British companies have also been taking action to protect against potential Brexit disruption.
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Until now, it has been the only approved vaccine to protect against the virus.
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The FDA approval process is there to protect against these health and financial risks.
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MacGinnitie said that early exposure to some foods, for example, may protect against allergies.
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By diversifying the properties, Katz aims to protect against weather variability place to place.
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Three vaccines are currently available to protect against HPV, particularly the cancer-causing types.
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Brokers have said that more safeguards are needed to protect against bitcoin's high volatility.
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On Beauty The season's SPF-loaded moisturizers do more than protect against harmful rays.
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Multifactor authentication helps protect against phishing attacks that usually aim to steal user data.
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He advised PC owners to install the patches to protect against such potential attacks.
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This will protect against any future water intrusion as a result of climate change.
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Some designs were meant to protect against evil while others served as status symbols.
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Options allow investors to protect against price movements in exchange for paying regular premiums.
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And the new pathway provides an obvious target for drugs to protect against obesity.
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The US is experiencing a shortage of N95 masks that protect against airborne illness.
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A Microsoft spokesman said the company's latest antivirus software should protect against the attack.
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Is it smart to tailor a portfolio to protect against an event this rare?
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Is the Trump administration doing anything to protect against hackers for the upcoming election?
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The Ohio State offense had no way to protect against the mayhem he created.
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We believe investors should seek to protect against volatility spikes in the coming months.
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The CDC recommends getting the MMR vaccine to protect against measles, mumps and rubella.
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A couple wears antiseptic masks in London to protect against the flu, circa 1930.
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Workers even restocked emergency escape hoods, the masks that protect against smoke and fire.
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It added that the central bank should increase reserves to protect against external shocks.
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Paula Nangle understands the importance of having insurance to protect against such an event.
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We also need to invest in new coastal infrastructure to protect against natural disasters.
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The vaccine can protect against certain cancers since it works by preventing HPV infection.
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What can we do to protect against a terrorist band using the same technique?
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My administration will respect the Fourth Amendment and protect against unlawful search and seizure.
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We then assessed whether hBChE-producing cells can protect against development of cocaine-seeking.
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Relying on the kindness of strangers to protect against anti-Semitism is historically idiotic.
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Some farmers are turning to technology to protect against disasters, including irrigation systems for periods of drought, netting to protect against hail storms and giant wind machines that blow warm air onto the crops during cold spells to protect them from frost damage.
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Over the past year we've strengthened our ads products to further protect against potential misuse.
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So they want to protect against Russia, yet they pay billions of dollars to Russia.
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Knowing the roads well traveled is one way to protect against unexpected problems, after all.
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The demand for puts, usually used to protect against a drop in shares, remained strong.
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Distribution of iodine pills has been used in the past to protect against radiation exposure.
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Lambskin condoms may also be an option, but these only protect against pregnancy — not STIs.
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Both owners and renters are offered insurance through the platform to protect against any damages.
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A decade ago it created a "fortified home" standard to protect against hurricanes and hail.
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Yelp had policies in place to protect against trolling, but the reviews are still up.
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At the same time, the government must facilitate transparency and protect against conflict of interest.
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Chilling disfavored political movements is precisely what the First Amendment is meant to protect against.
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The report also includes new "safe sleep" recommendations to protect against sleep-related infant deaths.
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This is the first data to suggest computerized brain training can help protect against dementia.
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Diversification does not ensure a profit or protect against a loss in a declining market.
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Image: APShipowners place sandbags in front of their Daytona Beach store to protect against flooding.
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Our priorities: community engagement, emergency health care, water and sanitation services to protect against disease.
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Leaving your phone totally unlocked doesn't even protect against a snooping parent or significant other.
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The Tdap booster is meant to protect against pertussis, or whooping cough, tetanus and diphtheria.
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Cities are investing in major infrastructure projects to protect against rising seas and extreme storms.
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UL to protect against theft and destruction of those assets, the company said on Tuesday.
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"It's more about looking to protect against sterling strength in the short term," he said.
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That's because the ban itself was a government rule specifically to protect against citrus disease.
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At the same time, it makes a scenario like this very difficult to protect against.
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The security researcher firm gave tips on how to protect against KeRanger on its blog.
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That account is intended for security measures for events, rallies, and to protect against terrorism.
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China built a 3,000 mile long wall to protect against tribal incursions from the North.
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That solitary house underlines one of the most successful ways to protect against seismic activity.
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They determined that Zika does not infect trophoblasts, placental cells that protect against most viruses.
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Thankfully, there have been meaningful changes to help protect against a future return to torture.
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Other agencies, like the Department of Justice, have implemented measures to protect against foreign influence.
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What's worse, federal law does little to protect against this form of intellectual property theft.
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Finally, DoD should establish a design requirement for combat helmets to protect against blast waves.
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They can also can protect against heart disease and high blood pressure, according to Healthline.
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And critically, the trust would employ mechanisms that protect against discrimination in the labor market.
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The investor recommended gold as the best hedge to protect against any negative geopolitical outcomes.
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He urged lawmakers to take action to protect against state and local gun control measures.
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Multi-factor authentication helps protect against phishing attacks that usually aim to steal user data.
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Microsoft also has a page with guidance for how to protect against the new attacks.
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The plans included updating premarket guidance to better protect against both moderate and high risks.
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Last year, T-Mobile started offering a "port validation feature" to protect against these hacks.
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Conant underlines the need for a firm authentication mechanism to protect against IoT ransomware attacks.
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The WSJ reports that the move is meant to protect against abuse of the system.
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It isn't very expensive, Ms. Gregoli said, but it may protect against any unexpected events.
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That's a shock to our political system, which is meant to protect against foreign interference.
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The vaccines protect against HPV infections responsible for 70 to 90 percent of cervical cancers.
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The same immunization can also help protect against pneumonia, a common cause of childhood deaths.
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And major news media outlets established teams of fact checkers to protect against fake news.
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Focusing on the most thorough reviews may also protect against getting duped by fake ones.
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Sensodyne's True White Sensitive Teeth Toothpaste manages to whiten teeth and protect against sensitivity simultaneously.
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They were pitching their business as an insurance policy for companies to protect against frauds.
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Inside the shell is an extra layer of microfiber already sewn to protect against accidents.
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If you're having oral sex, will you use a barrier method to protect against STIs?
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There is no vaccine to protect against this family of viruses, at least not yet.
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Some Rakhine villages have set up security teams to protect against the spread of militancy.
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It doesn't protect any other body part, and it doesn't protect against a radioactive blast.
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Some patients say they have ordered extra insulin to protect against a no-deal Brexit.
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This can help protect against any data leaks, but comes at the expense of speed.
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The added step was meant to protect against the fraudulent deletion of accounts, for example.
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The service was started by President John F. Kennedy in 1961 to protect against hijackings.
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Six pockets help organize gear, while a hidden rain cover helps protect against unwanted precipitation.
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The taxpayer funds had been approved by Congress to help Ukraine protect against Russian aggression.
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But they were more sturdy than US bunkers, made to protect against rockets and mortars.
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To protect against expected flooding levels in 2060, the cost would jump to $181 million.
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Puts, options contracts that protect against a drop in the share price, were particularly active.
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They, therefore, created a constitutional remedy to protect against a dangerous or corrupt leader: impeachment.
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It continued to build the jets partly to protect against disruption to its supplier base.
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"We will resolutely protect against and stop gender and identity discrimination in employment," he said.
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The right kind of face mask can help protect against that particulate matter found in smoke.
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The social side is looking how to protect against dissemination of false information, a growing problem.
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In Pittsburgh, 350 miles away from Flint, filters are currently being distributed to protect against lead.
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Monovalent vaccines protect against a single flu virus strain, whereas trivalent formulations protect again three strains.
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A year ago, I wrote about architects building schools and offices to protect against mass shootings.
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Vigilance and unity are still needed to protect against attempts to undermine recent historic health improvements.
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Mike Enzi told about a school with has fences around it to protect against grizzly bears.
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He noted that hedging contracts taken out by retailers to protect against sterling's fall were unwinding.
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Intel has been rolling out firmware updates to protect against the Meltdown and Spectre CPU vulnerabilities.
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It can also sooth your stomach and may protect against diseases like cancer, diabetes, and Alzheimer's.
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The result was pitiful: Only three chargers were insulated well enough to protect against electric shocks.
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Evidence is also mounting that coffee may protect against heart disease, type 28 diabetes, and Parkinson's.
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Not only does that protect against hacking, it prevents easy hijacking from powerful, network crippling botnets.
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But a rush in option markets to protect against further sterling slides shows nervousness is growing.
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Broad spectrum sunscreens with SPF 30 and greater must protect against both UVB and UVA radiation.
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The other HPV vaccines, 2vHPV and 4vHPV, protect against two and four different HPV types, respectively.
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We have updated our systems and affected products to protect against this new type of attack.
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NATO is also proceeding with a European missile defense system intended to protect against Iranian missiles.
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Doing so also helps protect against human rights abuses, such as using children to mine cobalt.
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An expert panel says that drinking coffee regularly could help protect against uterine and liver cancer.
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Kaspersky and all modern antivirus programs protect against known government threats in addition to criminal ones.
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The signals for the new third-gen system are encrypted and should protect against this hack.
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"Customers should do their utmost to protect against this," she said in an email to Reuters.
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To protect against these kind of attacks, Apple has made a few changes in recent years.
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Pliny the Elder is said to have recommended coral to protect against the allure of temptresses.
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Singapore authorities on Tuesday advised other telecom firms to strengthen defences to protect against similar disruptions.
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"We can help protect against someone using your photo to impersonate you," the information page says.
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The CDC recommends people get the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine to protect against those viruses.
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Steve Sisolak blocked the use of anti-malaria drugs for coronavirus patients to protect against stockpiling.
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Inversely, research suggests that vitamin D supplements may help to protect against acute respiratory tract infections.
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Other groups have noted the rise of companies claiming their products can protect against the virus.
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"We live in a world now where you cannot protect against every single threat," he said.
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We do take other security measures, at our discretion, to protect against extreme cases of fraud.
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The danger posed by Trump is one that America's political system is built to protect against.
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In recent years schools have added security guards and safety training to better protect against attacks.
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Ms. Seidman Becker said Clear used "multiple systems of proprietary technology" to protect against security breaches.
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Sensodyne Pronamel specifically works to strengthen the enamel on the teeth to protect against acid erosion.
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Some protect against infections and help you digest food, while others can make you seriously ill.
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They transform into storage totes and full-length sleeping bags to protect against frostbite or death.
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These contracts allow institutions to protect against changes in rates or to speculate on such moves.
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The city has done its best to rebuild and become more resilient to protect against storms.
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Now proponents are claiming the chlorine dioxide treatment can also cure or protect against the coronavirus.
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They also commented on the lack of official guidelines on how to protect against side effects.
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Calcium helps protect against preeclampsia, a type of dangerously high blood pressure that develops during pregnancy.
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Staff and inmates were given masks on Saturday to protect against heavy smoke in the area.
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Jones said the pills protect against the plume from a radioactive event, not the blast itself.
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Eradicating passwords, or any singular step towards cyber security will protect against the evolving threat landscape.
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Officials warn that not all air masks or filters can protect against the most dangerous particles.
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The Hawaii Department of Health warned that no masks sold in stores protect against volcanic gases.
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It would protect against the different strains of Lyme that circulate worldwide, but it's still undergoing testing.
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He would look to protect against the risks — going long on certain names and short on others.
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The researchers next hope to study how to better protect against erosion in real-life test subjects.
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For instance, there are some variants that protect against malaria, but cause [sickle cell] disease as well.
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Those in power have also moved to tighten their control of the committee and protect against dissent.
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Plus, the shot may protect against influenza B strains, which typically come out later in the season.
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"But we live in a world now where you cannot protect against every single threat," he added.
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Its battery is 3,000mAh and the phone has a nano-coating to protect against spills or rain.
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Scientists have revolutionized several areas of medicine by identifying "resilience genes" — mutations that protect against specific diseases.
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But the bill's sponsors say such disclosures are essential to protect against foreign interference in US elections.
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Microsoft says firmware updates are only required to protect against what's being described as Spectre variant 2.
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Unfortunately, biometric data collection is largely unregulated—only two states, Texas and Illinois, currently protect against it.
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Companies and users who want to protect against the malware can find out more information on Securelist.com.
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And while both are critically important, neither is sufficient to protect against future emerging infectious disease outbreaks.
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That means it will protect against UVA and UVB rays, with the former being the most potent.
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The whole purpose of the FPA is to protect against "excessive prices" and ensure smooth grid operation.
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Many tech companies have built tools to protect against the vulnerability of SMS-based two-factor authentication.
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Tweets and Facebook posts from U.S. conspiracy theory accounts said drinking bleach could protect against the virus.
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Americans love a quick health fix in pill form: something to protect against illness, with minimal effort.
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To protect against rotational hits, the helmet must have some form of disconnect from the head underneath.
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The IRS is also protecting their accounts by marking them to protect against tax-related identity theft.
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He said more study is needed to understand whether new dengue vaccines could also protect against Zika.
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It can protect against political donations that might trigger a backlash in our fiercely divided political climate.
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But condoms aren't just for penises; they can also be used over dildos to protect against STIs.
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Her doctor prescribed a treatment of anti-viral, post-HIV exposure drugs to protect against HIV transmission.
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You do not see the diseases that they protect against precisely because we vaccinate against these diseases.
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The need to protect against the safety threats that increased drone use may bring is certainly legitimate.
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Finally, a presidential pardon does not protect against state crimes, which, for Cohen, is a particular concern.
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Kaspersky and all modern antivirus programs protect against all known government threats in addition to criminal ones.
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Maybe you learn how to use condoms, but you don't learn which STIs condoms actually protect against.
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We must protect against military aggression that may come about as rising temperatures melt once-frozen passageways.
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Most standard homeowners policies do not protect against flooding, earthquakes, neglect, power failure, war, or intentional loss.
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But that is not what Republican efforts to supposedly protect against voter fraud have ever been about.
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Whether that will prove sufficient to protect against further North Korean advances is yet to be seen.
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At the time, there were no laws in place to protect against this type of online behavior.
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The export of a broad range of civil nuclear technologies ensures U.S. influence to protect against misuse.
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In sequins and furs (to protect against the 60-degree chill), guests arrived at around 8 p.m.
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This kind of centralization might indeed require a stronger central regulator, to protect against abuses, for example.
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It has not gone very far in developing insurance or hedging markets to protect against these risks.
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Many came kitted out with masks, goggles and hats to protect against tear-gas and pepper spray.
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They have to meaningfully protect against a hateful ideology that has resulted in countless acts of violence.
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Later, in 2010, those recommendations were extended to teenage boys as well to protect against genital warts.
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Features include a mezzanine level to protect against flooding, reinforced roofing and the use of strong cement.
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It was clear to me that the process was set up to protect against abuses of power.
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The Fourth Amendment was written to protect against arbitrary searches and seizures of property by the government.
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A new study has shown bedbugs can boost their immune systems before mating to protect against infections.
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We've done the same to protect against terrorism and hate speech and to better safeguard people's data.
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To protect against the spread of the virus, Nepal has suspended all expeditions from March through May.
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It's just one measure being suggested to protect against the spread of the highly contagious new coronavirus.
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Johns Hopkins Medicine also rejected the notion that gargling with salt water helps protect against coronavirus ( here ).
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Read More: This Single Vaccine Could Protect Against Zika, Dengue, and Malaria In Canada, as of Feb.
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She was also aware that, at the right dose, cyanide could directly protect against the malaria parasite.
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Parnas co-founded Fraud Guarantee with the idea of providing insurance to companies to protect against fraud.
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"Currently the N95 masks are the highest level masks which protect against most pathogens," Dr. Pardo said.
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Still, preventative measures like increased handwashing and not touching your face protect against coronavirus and other illnesses.
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Apple said late Thursday it will release more software updates to protect against recently disclosed security vulnerabilities.
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That means building to protect against 22012 feet of sea level rise, the level anticipated by 250.
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Should buildings, sewer, water or electical utilities be strengthened to protect against future earthquakes of all magnitudes?
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As shoppers look for products to help protect against an outbreak, they are increasingly finding empty shelves.
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It would protect against discrimination on account of sex or gender, according to the Alice Paul Institute.
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"Hand sanitizer doesn't protect against some germs found in hospitals," like C. diff or MRSA, she said.
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"Use of lethal force is only justified to protect against an imminent threat to life," Callamard wrote.
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To protect against those bloodsucking pests, Walker wore long socks and an invisible armor of bug repellent.
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Apple (AAPL) said it will be releasing more software updates to protect against recently disclosed security vulnerabilities.
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Two doses of the measles vaccine protect against measles in 97% of cases, according to the CDC.
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They are built primarily of cross-laminated timber and coated in aluminum to protect against the elements.
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Also, it was designed to specifically protect against HIV subtype C, the predominant strain in South Africa.
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Here's what I learned: Republican institutions don't protect against tyranny when powerful people start defying political norms.
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Cybersecurity experts told Business Insider there are simple steps anyone can take to protect against such hacks.
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To offer Bitcoin Unlimited on their platforms, the exchanges wrote, its developers need to protect against this.
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Lethal force can only be used when strictly necessary to protect against an imminent threat to life.
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But now Box is facing the exact scenario that dual-class structures were designed to protect against.
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Autophagy also breaks down damaged proteins and organelles, which protect against the negative effects of organisms' aging.
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Recommendations for keeping food safe from Listeria are similar to those used to protect against other foodborne illnesses.
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Tomatoes are also a good source of lycopene, which is an antioxidant that may protect against certain cancers.
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For my money, more robust social insurance protections are a much better way to protect against financial emergencies.
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Most vaccines for the upcoming flu season will be "quadrivalent," meaning they protect against four different virus strains.
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He said a government insurance program had also helped him install hurricane shutters to protect against future storms.
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It will not protect against accidental damage, such as a cracked screen due to a drop or fall.
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While that change might protect against users doing the wrong thing, it doesn't do much more than that.
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Like other forms of hormonal birth control, it does not protect against HIV or other sexually transmitted infections.
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Well, there's no real evidence of that, because we already have immigration systems designed to protect against that.
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That's where this leave-on mask comes in to protect against pollution exposure while also hydrating and brightening.
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The CDC recommends two doses of the MMR, measles, mumps and rubella, vaccine to protect against the illness.
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"Strong and supportive relationships, particularly between parents and their children, help protect against suicide," Sumner said by email.
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Mitchell said that similar state and federal laws protect against discrimination due to religious hairstyles and head coverings.
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The initiatives also include tunnel barriers designed to protect against floods, and bridge fortification in case of earthquake.
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A lot of staple crops, like rice and wheat, actually have a defense mechanism to protect against drought.
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Many are using agroecology techniques that include using natural methods to improve the soil and protect against pests.
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"I really like building ambient/automatic notifiers for myself, to protect against my own absentmindedness," Merrill told Mashable.
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However, Sanofi Pasteur wishes to reiterate that its vaccines are safe and effective and protect against infectious diseases.
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Investors may want to think about how to position their portfolios to help protect against the growing risk.
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He was alluding to the fact that PrEP doesn't protect against any sexually transmitted infections aside from HIV.
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The MMR vaccine, which protects against measles, mumps and rubella, is the best way to protect against measles.
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Thousands of US troops are currently deployed as part of a NATO mission to protect against Russian incursions.
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In both cases, Apple has strenuously resisted government orders to break the security measures that protect against unlocking.
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For this category of very large institutions, the OLA is of critical importance to protect against systemic failure.
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"These play an important role in brain cells and may protect against cardiovascular disease," Kroger said by email.
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Space craft today don't have protective deflector shields, but they do have magnetic shields to protect against radiation.
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The LCR rules govern how many liquid assets financial companies need to hold to protect against future shocks.
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Another vaccine is being developed by Johnson & Johnson to protect against multiple related diseases, including the Sudan strain.
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The backpack uses anti-bullet plates that can protect against a Glock semiautomatic handgun, but not a Bushmaster .
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As vigilant as security is nowadays in ballparks there are still some things they can't quite protect against.
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Of course, condoms aren't fail-safe, nor do they protect against every STI, but they're better than nothing.
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Indeed, it is the very type of arbitrary action the rule of law is designed to protect against.
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Security keys offer almost unbeatable security and can protect against a variety of threats, including nation-state attackers.
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Doing so will not only protect against Alzheimer's, but vastly improve quality of life for people in general.
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I also took a raincoat to protect against the snow and the rain, in addition to two fleeces.
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Authorities in the U.S. and U.K. have issued guidelines in the past about how to protect against ransomware.
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Protect against this by selecting a strong encryption, or the process of encoding a message, for your hotspot.
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According to the automaker, the car can protect against AK-47 bullets, hand grenades, and a drone strike.
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Some protesters covered their faces with T-shirts to protect against tear gas as some others ran away.
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Some in the California subdivision have put up towering walls around their homes to protect against break-ins.
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The other recommendations made on Friday are based on earlier guidelines issued to protect against West Nile virus.
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In the wake of these initiatives, clothes do not just protect against the elements; they also harness them.
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Expect it to be a combination of primary and secondary capital, so as to better protect against dilution.
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But it also offers services that protect against certain types of cyber-attacks that can affect website reliability.
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The idea was to see if incentives to reduce the spread of syphilis would also protect against HIV.
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How can you can prevent it There is no vaccine to protect against it, at least not yet.
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Should you be exposed to actual measles, those antibodies will then fire up to protect against the disease.
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Republicans largely supported the Trump administration rule, arguing the changes helped protect against potential abuse of taxpayer dollars.
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Some lawmakers have introduced bills to protect against the misuse of health data by consumer tech companies. Sens.
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Experts say the increase, while small, underscores the need to protect against mosquitoes during the hot summer months.
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Transgender and gender nonconforming students were also less likely to report traits that may protect against poor outcomes.
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Most private insurance policies don't protect against damage from floods caused by storm surge, rain or overflowing rivers.
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"The pre-approval requirement was designed to protect against reckless conduct by Musk going forward," the agency said.
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It also advises everyone to make all efforts to protect against mosquito bites and to practice safe sex.
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Vegan diets have been shown to protect against heart disease, lower cholesterol, and even clear up your skin.
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They did not have any disinfectants or N95 respirators, heavy-duty masks that better protect against the virus.
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Europe in particular has become a testing ground for some of Facebook's changes to protect against political interference.
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The post adds that it can also be used to protect against doomsday, or a roommate's toxic cooking.
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Free apps that specifically protect against ransomware (like Bitdefender's Anti-Ransomware Tool for Windows) can also be found.
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This hedge "will protect against stock market risk," he said, citing a potential conflict on the Korean peninsula.
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At work, I've grown accustomed to typing on a special ergonomic keyboard to protect against repetitive strain injuries.
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Tech Fix Want to protect against surveillance through your iPhones, Android devices, Wi-Fi routers and Samsung televisions?
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But it does protect against the weaker vaccine-derived poliovirus, and it doesn't contribute to vaccine-derived cases.
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Most private insurance policies don't protect against damage from floods caused by rain, overflowing rivers or storm surge.
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But our law has failed to evolve to protect against new uses of the new, ubiquitous, digital cameras.
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"Anticoagulants protect against stroke and reduce the risk of stroke by almost two-thirds," Xian said by email.
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To protect against the incessant salty wind, the vines are trained low over what is essentially beach sand.
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Zebra science: Scientists dressed horses in patterned "coats" — and think they understand why zebra stripes protect against flies.
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They protect against malaria, which affects more than 163 million people every year and kills more than 400,000.
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All phones are stored in a cubby in the kitchen, in part, to protect against trying to media multitask.
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Mike Enzi told earlier about a school in Wyoming that has fences around it to protect against grizzly bears.
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An energy analyst discounted the effectiveness of using the reserve as a way to protect against any price spikes.
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The rule was made with the intention to protect against over 100 harmful contaminants including toxic chemicals and bacteria.
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Washington and Seoul have agreed to deploy the THAAD system in South Korea to protect against North Korean threats.
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Carbon Black has a cloud security platform that uses big data and behavioral analytics to protect against cyber attacks.
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But many may not know that condoms still protect against sexually transmitted infections even if there's no penetration involved.
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The FBI must now create new oversight procedures and a compliance review team to protect against further surveillance abuse.
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Fifty percent is a threshold mining consultants say can protect against changes to the regulatory environment by host nations.
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Intel is also redesigning its processors to protect against the Spectre security flaws that were uncovered earlier this year.
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The company also developed patches to Safari and WebKit to protect against a separate exploitation of the Spectre vulnerability.
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Just Wednesday, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security urged companies to protect against cyberthreats from their managed service providers.
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Upwork has taken steps to help U.S.-based freelancers protect against being undercut by their global counterparts, Kasriel said.
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As the weather becomes slightly more temperate, it is less essential to protect against the threat of falling snow.
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Economists have suggested that Iceland should link the crown to a more stable currency to protect against future crises.
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"In California, you're responsible under state law to maintain reasonable security practices to protect against unauthorized access," said Maass.
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But science is conducted by fallible humans, and it hasn't been human-proofed to protect against all our foibles.
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The module's proprietary material is also designed to protect against space debris, though the company won't divulge exactly how.
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To protect against that possibility, we need to start thinking more systematically about the relationship between democracy and information.
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The OtterBox Defender series uses a multi-layer construction guard to absorb drops and protect against dust and water.
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The company said its insurance policy may not be adequate to protect against all costs arising from the incident.
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The financing round comes as a fresh cohort of businesses look to new technologies to protect against gun violence.
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There's fresh appetite for U.S. bonds that protect against price increases, known as Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities or TIPS.
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"Dairy products have been found to protect against both total mortality and mortality from cerebrovascular causes," the researchers said.
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But pro-immigrant activists said the law was necessary to protect against what they view as excessive enforcement measures.
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The agency said it was not clear why coffee seems to protect against at least two types of cancers.
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Walking can protect against chronic diseases, and there is less risk of injury compared to other forms of exercise.
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Quek said the demand to protect against intruders is far exceeding the pace in which regulation is taking place.
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Estate planning also "helps protect against families fighting, or someone potentially contesting the wishes of the deceased," Rafal said.
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Apps like Burner and Firewall protect against hackers, pesky salespeople, and unwanted callers from having access to your phone.
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When you dispose of old tax returns, make sure to properly shred the documents to protect against identity theft.
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And while technology can help protect against, and recover from, cyberattacks, there is no one silver-bullet technological solution.
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"You can't probably ever protect against the rogue employee, the rogue student-athlete or the rogue booster," Beebe said.
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A bill to increase federal assistance to help small businesses protect against digital threats passed the House on Wednesday.
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Last November, Google announced that it was expanding its Safe Browsing program to protect against social engineering "attacks," too.
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It also helps protect against acquiring objects that may turn out to be forgeries, which is a common risk.
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Further, ICE has implemented stringent safeguards to protect against the possibility that a US citizen is detained or removed.
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Energy companies hope to streamline back-office processes, reduce risk, better protect against cyber threats and ultimately save costs.
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Microsoft on Tuesday provided new details on the performance impact of updates to protect against recently disclosed security vulnerabilities.
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They protect against abnormal heart rhythms, lower blood pressure and heart rate and improve the function of blood vessels.
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If they pass inspection, the swatches are then hermetically sealed inside plastic, ultraviolet-resistant envelopes, which protect against fading.
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These fungi persisted due to some sort of protein-coding and biomolecule information that protect against the radiation level.
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To protect against asthma attacks, it won't help to keep your house free of dust mites, mice and cockroaches.
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Disney earlier this year shuttered its theme parks in Shanghai, Hong Kong and Tokyo to protect against coronavirus spread.
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McDonald's restaurant workers are demanding paid sick leave and updated safety protocols to protect against the rapidly spreading coronavirus.
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To protect against unsafe driving, people caught smoking in the driver's seat of a car would also be arrested.
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Across the United States, activists for prisoners' rights have repeatedly requested plans to protect against an outbreak in prisons.
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The laws' backers seem to see them as necessary stopgaps to protect against their imagined Muslim takeover of America.
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This includes items that falsely claim to protect against COVID-19/Coronavirus or otherwise make false medical drug claims.
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Some cities and regions have decided to bury their power lines underground to protect against winds and falling trees.
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According to Rowland, there is also a vaccine owners can get for their pets to protect against the disease.
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In the rush to protect against new threats from China, the line between preparedness and paranoia is sometimes unclear.
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Pilates can be useful to build core strength to protect against back pain, which often starts in this decade.
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Microsoft (MSFT) has provided new details on the performance impact of updates to protect against recently disclosed security vulnerabilities.
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Vaccines have been developed to protect against the types of HPV that are most likely to cause cervical cancer.
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This hedge "will protect against stock market risk," he said, specifically citing a potential conflict on the Korean peninsula.
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The tents aren't designed to protect against lightning, so whenever there is lightning in the vicinity, everyone must evacuate.
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Handwashing, which removes germs from your skin, remains the best way to protect against the coronavirus and other pathogens.
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The process is meant to protect against spam and robocalls, and it should help where the feature is supported.
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So while this can protect against normal wear and tear, don't try to treat it like it's an OtterBox.
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"At this time, there is no vaccine to protect against COVID-19 and no medications approved to treat it."
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After all, the First Amendment was written to protect against the possible tyranny of majority factions and the government.
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In any case, retirement funds should be diversified to help protect against market corrections, political turmoil and monetary inflation.
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There are few existing safeguards to protect against the confusion, doubt and chaos that falsified computerized speech can create.
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Some in Trump's administration have taken steps to understand and protect against the threat of Russian interference going forward.
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Smarter Living: Including whole fruits, vegetables, beans and lentils in your daily diet can protect against debilitating gut infections.
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And national legal systems are ill-suited to protect against the borderless consequences of misuse or misfire of technology.
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Zebra science: Researchers dressed horses in patterned "coats" — and now think they understand why zebra stripes protect against flies.
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If the campaign moves even more online, can officials protect against a heightened threat of election interference and disinformation?
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If they're not using snowshoes, hikers typically wear waterproof ankle-height boots with micro spikes, which protect against slippage.
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Since then, a number of sectors and organizations have made improvements to their security practices to protect against ransomware.
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It can be used to protect against both tidal flooding and that from raining, "fluvial," which bloats the river.
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Executive privilege exists for a reason: to protect against the forced disclosures of classified or confidential executive branch communications.
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And it leaves no backstop to protect against moves by a Republican president to prop up the coal industry.
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The U.S. already has other THAAD systems active in Hawaii and Guam to protect against threats from North Korea.
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It's designed to protect against spoofing by masks or other techniques through the use of sophisticated anti-spoofing neural networks.
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The Justice Department is weighing a rollback of civil rights regulations designed to protect against discrimination, The Washington Post reports.
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Condoms remain the safest way to protect against several STDs, but it's no longer the only way to prevent HIV.
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That said, Jamieson says there are still plenty of precautions women — and anyone else — can take to protect against mosquitoes.
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Brazil has said some form of repellant should be used to protect against Zika but has not endorsed any product.
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HPV (Human Papilloma Virus) vaccines -- recommended since 2006 -- protect against strains of the HPV virus that cause most cervical cancers.
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The White House says it's deploying a missile defense system to South Korea to protect against threats from the North.
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Unfortunately, there is not much that Part D enrollees can do to protect against these high out-of-pocket risks.
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"Vaccination is the best way to protect against measles," CDC Director Robert Redfield tweeted, calling the current outbreak "deeply troubling."
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The VIX currently sits around 15, indicating that investors aren't showing a great predilection to protect against large downside moves.
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Thankfully, there are a variety of apps and services available on both iOS and Android that help protect against robocalls.
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Next, the scientific community has established policies and procedures to protect against the now historical problems cited by Mr. Thacker.
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The BT Structure are its wired sport headphones—IPX5 rated to protect against sweat, with a comfortable over-ear clip.
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Without freeing up capital or generating new sources of income, they could struggle to invest and protect against future shocks.
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To protect against rising rates, Leduc lists Treasury Inflation Protected Securities or TIPS as a top pay in this environment.
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It was not immediately clear if she was wearing a gas mask to protect against tear gas and pepper spray.
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A year ago, says Mr Tait, it would have seemed "ludicrous" to be mulling measures to protect against capital controls.
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If pricked, the employee would need medication to protect against HIV, hepatitis and other viruses that the needle could carry.
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A World Health Organization panel of experts on cancer risks just declared that drinking coffee may protect against some cancers.
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The 737 Max probes suggest another variation on the conundrum: Technology intended to protect against pilot error trapped the pilots.
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Users can protect against these attacks by monitoring authorized applications, and revoking access for any apps they no longer use.
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Andrew Appel, a professor of computer science at Princeton, wrote two good pieces on how to protect against outside intrusions.
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" The attorney general argued that Canada&aposs Charter of Rights and Freedoms "does not protect against trivial limitations of rights.
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SecureDrop is the safest and best option to protect against interception, online tracking and the prying eyes of the government.
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Unsurprisingly, modern armies also want more mobile air defense that can travel on trucks and protect against mortars and rockets.
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The compound actually strips away a layer of tissue that would otherwise protect against the damage that causes the sores.
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The Fed targets 2 percent inflation to protect against deflation, a destabilizing trend that leads to lower prices and incomes.
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And of course, she keeps the doors locked at night and takes other steps, she says, to protect against intruders.
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For adolescents, being popular also seemed to protect against becoming overweight and, specifically, from gaining weight in the mid-section.
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A guaranteed revote after the first post-NDO council election, or more often, would protect against a council that overreaches.
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The FBI has advised Ahmed and her daughter on safety precautions to protect against the threat of further possible attacks.
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Laigh Day accused Shell of failing to install a leak detection system and failing to protect against third party interference.
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These plans could be modeled after general liability insurance plans that protect against what if scenarios in business and life.
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We especially like the blueberry and honey parfait, as the blue fruit is loaded with anthocyanins, which protect against aging.
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Hurricane Harvey: Protect against life-threatening wind having possible devastating impacts across Matagorda Bay (Texas) from Port O'Connor to Sargent.
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Nor does the Senate bill include other key OPIC policies that protect against human rights abuses, corruption and other malfeasance.
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To protect against these risks some banks are extending credit early to companies and selling insurance against volatility in sterling.
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However, perhaps the risk that is harder to protect against are the lone-wolf attacks encouraged by the Islamic State.
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T-Walls, those concrete blocks designed to protect against booby-trapped cars and trucks, have sprouted all over the city.
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Although cholesterol can increase the risk of heart problems, there's also some evidence that it can protect against a stroke.
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But what we like are the raised bezels around the rear cameras and the front display that protect against drops.
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Evidence suggests that nursing can protect against obesity, infant ear infections and even breast and ovarian cancer in the mother.
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It investigates public corruption in both parties with equal zeal and has rules and traditions that protect against partisan meddling.
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We need them to protect against the lure of profits that a little price-fixing or market manipulation might bring.
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"We built these rovers to protect against all sorts of risks — but most risks never came to pass," said Nelson.
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"The IPS signature you linked does protect against the Firefox/Tor Browser Vulnerability," a Fortinet spokesperson wrote in an email.
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Microsoft today confirmed that it will acquire Hexadite, an Israeli startup that uses AI to identify and protect against attacks.
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In 2006, a safe and effective human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine became available to protect against cancers caused by HPV infection.
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Wall Street banks looking to protect against exposure from selling options to oil producers intensified that selling, market sources said.
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" France's health ministry even sent out a tweet rebutting these claims, saying, "No, cocaine does NOT protect against COVID-19.
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"Insurance would probably protect against government or airline action grounding delays, but not passenger election to change flights," he said.
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SecureDrop is the safest and best option to protect against interception, online tracking, and the prying eyes of the government.
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Parents also have a "scarcity mentality," Resource Generation members said, which leads them to "hoard" assets to protect against calamity.
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If thousands of homeless people living on the streets can be placed in hotels to protect against disease, as Gov.
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If thousands of homeless people living on the streets can be placed in hotels to protect against disease, as Gov.
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We all have to do our part to protect against prejudice spiraling out of control in a moment of crisis.
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CNBC last week found numerous examples of Google ads for products claiming to protect against the coronavirus, despite Google's policies.
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Handwashing, which removes germs from your skin, remains the best way to protect against the novel coronavirus and other pathogens.
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Bezos is seeking to dismiss Sanchez's lawsuit under California's anti-SLAPP legislation, which is intended to protect against frivolous lawsuits.
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Currently, there is no vaccine to protect against the coronavirus and no medications have been approved, yet, to treat it.
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Most users know little about homoglyphs and even less about how to change their browser settings to protect against them.
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Since that killing, it has sent thousands of additional troops to the region to protect against possible strikes from Iran.
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The best disinfecting cleanersIf there's one reason to keep your home clean, it's to protect against the spread of germs.
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Vast amounts of information about vulnerabilities is classified by the government — making it hard to discuss, much less protect against.
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The directive was to run a speedy process to protect against word getting out — "information leakage," in Wall Street-speak.
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New York (CNN)Many experts agree that freezing your credit report is the strongest way to protect against identity theft.
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The remaining animals live in Indonesia, where they are under heavy guard to protect against poachers, according to the foundation.
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Hyman said while the recent flattening concerns him, he hasn't taken action to protect against an economic downturn just yet.
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And even reliable scientific practices require strict protocols and aggressive oversight to protect against the Annie Dookhans of the world.
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That's because the virus mutates quickly, and flu shots must be adapted to protect against the strains circulating each season.
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"I just wanted to have something," said Severance, adding he knew the mask would not protect against toxic volcanic gases.
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Insecticide-treated bed nets and pesticides applied inside homes protect against the malaria-carrying anopheles mosquito, which bites at night.
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Manufacturers have called on the government to impose a temporary export ban on vital medicines to protect against that possibility.
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The Department of Justice has a similar "deliberative process privilege" in its regulations, stating that information can be withheld to encourage open discussion within the department, to protect against premature disclosure of proposed policies, and to protect against public confusion that might result from disclosing reasons that weren't ultimately the grounds for an agency decision.
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While he'd take the long side, Schlossberg said he'd urge investors to buy puts to protect against downside in the stock.
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Erin Gibbs, portfolio manager at S&P Global Market Intelligence, said she favors high-dividend yield stocks to protect against volatility.
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San Francisco and Oakland are seeking billions of dollars to help protect against rising sea levels they blame on climate change.
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Hedge funds have been cutting their exposure to the stock market in recent months, reducing their need to protect against losses.
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One of the undisputed health gains: breast milk helps protect against a number of illnesses, including ear, throat, and sinus infections.
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"The eyes will get drier because the small lenses don't protect against the wind, so there's a comfort issue," Iwach said.
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They produced a noninfectious flu vaccine that would protect against the very deadly Indonesia H5N1 flu virus in an expedited process.
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In the meantime, it's still important for everyone — no matter your hair color — to protect against UV radiation from the sun.
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But it's all part of the 0-day game, an arms race to protect against or breach the latest security measures.
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Trending up: Facebook introduced a bunch of tools to protect against election interference and broke up four networks of deceptive pages.
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Incidents Under The InfluenceTravel insurance is designed to protect against the unforeseen and unexpected perils that can happen while you're traveling.
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So they don't have any financial cushion to protect against the larger premium increases most observers expect to see in 2017.
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I am well aware of the risks of academic espionage, and MIT has established prudent policies to protect against such breaches.
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He's a proponent of using CDs, particularly those that are as long as five years, to protect against interest rate risk.
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In its lawsuit, St. Jude said the accusations were defamatory and that its devices have numerous features that protect against cyberattacks.
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"Does that hat protect against vog?" one surfer was heard quipping to another about the floppy sun hat he was wearing.
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It is another move by a major automaker to broaden its portfolio to protect against the uncertainties of a changing market.
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But Blanchett's key finding is that people need to save more, to protect against overly optimistic assumptions of a delayed retirement.
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The Paycheck Fairness Act, passed by House Democrats, would protect against gender discrimination, though it is currently stalled in the Senate.
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The government noted it had also put in place a hedging mechanism to protect against shocks in oil and other commodities.
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Where Merchants Stand to Lose Firstly, more mobile fraudsters are likely to succeed if you're not equipped to protect against them.
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That means using a firewall that keeps computers secure and security software that updates automatically to protect against viruses and malware.
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"The findings raise the intriguing possibility that cholesterol-lowering drugs, combined with vaccines, might help protect against typhoid," the researchers wrote.
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It's a sober realization, and one that cries out for an immediate corrective: better security measures to protect against future attacks.
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Other platforms have systems in place to protect against copyright violations and abusive accounts when it comes to the images themselves.
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The failure to protect against these risks could leave companies exposed to liability claims from customers, bystanders and other third parties.
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So difficult, in fact, that traders are paying the most in more than two years to protect against industrial share losses.
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Chief Executive Officer Arne Sorenson earlier this month apologized before a U.S. Senate panel and vowed to protect against future attacks.
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While current systems are currently sufficient to protect against an attack by North Korea, he said, they could eventually become overwhelmed.
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Overall, there isn't nearly enough evidence for dermatologists to recommend collagen supplements to protect against and reverse skin aging, she says.
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Environmentalists - and even musicians - are appealing for the protection of common land to safeguard livelihoods and protect against climate-change impacts.
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"Even cars that came with factory tint, there was no guarantee that would protect against UV rays," he told Reuters Health.
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In this role, Roberts will "prevent, protect against, and respond to weapons of mass destruction threats," according to the DOD website.
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Vyvian wanted to be seen, which was why she carried an umbrella to protect against bird droppings but never opened it.
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PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS SUGGESTS TAKEDA DENGUE VACCINE FAILED TO PROTECT AGAINST DENGUE 3 IN PEOPLE WITH NO PRIOR EXPOSURE TO VIRUS -STUDY
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The facility, known as Fordow, buried under a mountain to protect against bunker-busting weapons, lay hidden from inspectors for years.
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The United States is already working on a missile shield in Europe called Aegis Ashore meant to protect against Iranian threats.
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Chlorophyllin may protect against aflatoxin, a toxin made by fungi and known to contaminate food in the area around Qidong, China.
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No amount of fear can justify returning to torture, and only real consequences for past actions can protect against future abuses.
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"The best annuity on the market to protect against outliving your money is to delay taking Social Security payments," he said.
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Firms are moving money to protect against possible sudden regulation changes stemming from Brexit and to protect clients from market volatility.
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In general, the CDC recommends that people get the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine, or MMR, to protect against those viruses.
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He argued that even 20 percent limit up or down on bitcoin, as Duffy has suggested, wouldn't protect against bitcoin's volatility.
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One solution, according to many experts, isfreezing your credit, but that won't protect against the most common type of identity theft.
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First, threat indicators only tell a small portion of the entire story needed to protect against similar attacks in a community.
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I understand you're never going to be able to protect against all civilian casualties but the numbers here are pretty extraordinary.
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Nails inc has added an unexpected ingredient to its Gel Effect polishes: charcoal, which is said to protect against environmental pollution.
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Exploring the 'immunity gap' Sue said, to begin with, women have a different response to vaccines that protect against the flu.
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UV-blocking sunglasses protect against these reflections, but there is a risk of the same complications that result from direct sunlight.
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Rugged lifestyles require a rugged, shockproof phone case to protect against any and all accidents, even the ones that involve water.
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For now, the best way to protect against gonorrhea, as it's always been, is to use condoms and get tested regularly.
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The party must also get government out of the marketplace, except to ensure a level playing field and protect against fraud.
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Slice suggests avoiding these, as they're typically made with lower-quality materials that might not properly protect against heat and burns.
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With increased threats, we have fortified communities with our Secure Community Network initiative, which provides tools to protect against violent attacks.
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But that would be a terrible idea, one that would expose you to far more harm than it would protect against.
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These repellents can also protect against tick bites, which in this country and elsewhere can carry Lyme disease, among other miseries.
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And consider installing an ad-blocker like uBlock Origin to protect against ads that carry malware that could exploit these vulnerabilities.
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There's no real way to protect against impact with such small objects, other than shielding against them and building in redundancies.
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"Over the past year, we've strengthened our systems to further protect against misuse," said Andy Stone, a spokesman for the company.
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Mr. Trump has no businesses there, but trademarks — including "Chun Pou," a Cantonese version of his name — can protect against knockoffs.
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If and when you dispose of old tax returns, make sure to properly shred the documents to protect against identity theft.
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Business Insider&aposs Aaron Holmes recently published a guide for Ring owners looking for basic security tips to protect against hackers.
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"The Kolos site is surrounded by water and hills, providing a natural moat to protect against any physical risks," it claimed.
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To protect against the growing threat from North Korea, Thornberry said, the U.S. must increase its missile defense in the region.
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First, the quarterly payments have left Fannie and Freddie dangerously undercapitalized, with the thinnest of cushions to protect against future losses.
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While the companies offering cloud storage might be bigger targets, they also have more tools to protect against hacking, Pencina said.
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Greater involvement in extended family networks may protect against some of the negative effects associated with parental absence from the home.
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"On the other hand, defamation and untrue statements that are damaging to people's reputations are also something our laws protect against."
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Rob Jackson, chief executive of Healthy Paws Pet Insurance, said insurance could protect against budget-busting events costing thousands of dollars.
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"It was only through experimentation that we realised it could be tough enough to protect against blows from metal weapons," Bamforth said.
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With floating rates pegged to the three-month LIBOR, leveraged loans made to non-investment-grade companies protect against rising interest rates.
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Zinc is used to coat steel to protect against corrosion and also is used in batteries, castings and alloys such as brass.
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VIX call options, primarily used to protect against a spike in volatility, accounted for nine of Monday's 10 most heavily-traded contracts.
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In addition to reporting such behavior and content, we encourage people to use tools available on Facebook to help protect against it.
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It has been confirmed that the system will protect against a wide range of threats – even including nuclear, chemical and biological weapons.
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More than 72 million women and girls worldwide have received HPV vaccines, which are designed to protect against cervical and other cancers.
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Dennison attributed the progress to three factors: Cleaner air, cleaner water and cover crop programs that protect against wind and water erosion.
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I recommend it for any clothing worn close to the body, children's clothes, and bed linens to protect against possible cross-contamination.
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The privacy rules were set to protect against service providers like Comcast and Verizon using customer web-browsing data for marketing purposes.
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Google did roll out an unrelated tool this week to protect against password breaches, though: this Password Checkup extension for Google Chrome.
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The good news is that even if the vaccine misses one strain, it'll still protect against the two to three other ones.
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Despite the value of marshes in helping to protect against catastrophic flooding, wetlands alone could not have protected Houston from Harvey's devastation.
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South Korea and the U.S. say the deployment of THAAD is designed to protect against North Korea's growing nuclear and ballistic capabilities.
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Gut bacteria helps digest food, fight infections, and protect against disease — so you want some of it to stay inside your body.
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"If you're going to have life insurance anyway, you can see if you can protect against long-term-care, too," Fibiger said.
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Women in those areas are recommended to take steps to avoid mosquito bites and to use condoms to protect against sexual transmission.
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These proteins are specially designed to elicit an immune response when administered, allowing a person's immune system to protect against future infection.
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As with past, high-profile disease outbreaks, a new crop of businesses have begun to tout unproven products that protect against Zika.
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As well as to protect against gunfire, the new barriers are also designed to prevent attackers from storming the site in vehicles.
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Mosquirix (PDF), which is injected into a baby's thigh muscle, is intended to protect against malaria caused by the Plasmodium falciparum parasite.
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But, but, but: There's no line to separate genuine collective action from the "influence campaigns" that these companies promise to protect against.
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But by cataloguing them and devising improvements that protect against some but not all, we can advance the state of the art.
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It scans your device on a regular basis in addition to scanning every app you decide to install to protect against malware.
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Some studies have found that beyond tasting good, coffee might also protect against dementia, including Alzheimer's disease, according to Harvard Health Publishing.
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But some of its signs also allege that cannabis helps protect against opioid addiction, which is killing nearly 50,000 Americans a year.
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In most areas around the plant, workers no longer need to wear face masks and full body suits to protect against radiation.
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Securithings: SecuriThings is an IoT Security Platform, which easily integrates with IoT manufacturers and platforms to protect against illegal access to devices.
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Shoigu appeared to be referring to the U.S. missile defense shield, which Washington says is intended to protect against attacks by Iran.
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Zinc is used to coat steel to protect against corrosion and is also used in batteries, castings and alloys such as brass.
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"Nothing about that plan would keep a family from having a shotgun in their home to protect against an intruder," Swalwell said.
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But perhaps the most exciting benefit of bilingualism occurs in ageing, when executive function typically declines: bilingualism seems to protect against dementia.
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Last month, Seoul deployed the four remaining launchers of the U.S. anti-missile system designed to protect against mounting threats from Pyongyang.
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Officials now make a point of providing their campaigns with a basic "to-do list" on steps to protect against security breaches.
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Yet, as part of an ongoing debate, "it should be noted that light drinking appears to protect against heart disease," Lin said.
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We need smarter and stronger measures to protect against future attacks and address the underlying conditions that give rise to these threats.
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Individuals and small businesses should: Large organizations should: There are also steps that can be taken to protect against ransomware more generally.
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The government should also introduce environmental and social measures to protect against landslides and to address local grievances fairly, the NRGI said.
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"This includes consideration of how we will best protect against exploitation and other safeguarding issues," he said, without giving any further details.
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However, the WTO also allows countries to impose an emergency "safeguard" tariff to protect against a sudden, unforeseen and damaging import surge.
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Staying long the market while at the same time shorting futures limits upside, but was also supposed to protect against the downside.
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China makes and consumes around half the world's stainless steel, which is used to protect against corrosion in buildings, transportation and packaging.
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It's lightweight, has special stretch construction to make it easy to move in, and the UPF 50+ materials protect against the sun.
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My father, and thousands of other business owners, collectively spend countless hours and billions of dollars to protect against the death tax.
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Investing in research for vaccines, such those needed to protect against the Zika virus, will be redirected if patent protection is unavailable.
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Most officers are pushing for an inclusive and orderly force, with more women and minorities, and strict regulations to protect against abuse.
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However, the new policy would not protect against any incidents involving Iranian oil processed or stored at its refineries, the sources said.
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The results, they promise, are not only delicious but healthy: lean, juicy meats that can protect against colds, arthritis and other illnesses.
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He learned that exposure to dirt and unsanitary conditions early in life seemed to protect against these and other inflammatory diseases later.
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Pros: Easy popup tool-free assembly, spacious tent and tunnel runCons: Tent will not protect against predators, so close supervision is necessary
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It also has two patented peptides, one that reduces puffiness and one that helps boost collagen production and protect against collagen loss.
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The best way to protect against tax scams — especially potential identity theft — is to file your tax return as soon as possible.
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The masks do not protect against sulfur dioxide, a toxic gas that is still seeping from 21 fissures caused by volcanic activity.
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The company will keep setting aside cash to protect against sales cancellations for the medium term, executives said on a conference call.
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More modest proposals envision a one-shot vaccine that would protect against getting the flu for anywhere from three to 20 years.
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And it's not just malaria — evolution has helped spread adaptations that protect against leprosy, tuberculosis, and cholera in certain populations as well.
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A bulletproof vest is nearby, in an undisclosed location, fortified to protect against any bullet except one fired from an assault rifle.
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But in a trial involving 12,500 people at risk for heart trouble, daily omega-3 supplements did not protect against heart disease.
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So the promise of alternative investments to mitigate risk and protect against market downturns has been powerful, even if they haven't delivered.
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Regulators had accused Mutual of Omaha of denying policies to applicants, mostly gay men, who took medication to protect against the infection.
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His administration, over eight years, carefully developed rules designed to clean up the environment, deter climate change and protect against dangerous chemicals.
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Shoppers are racing to online retailers to order face masks, hand sanitizer, hazmat suits and other items to protect against the coronavirus.
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"The signs are getting so much more advanced to protect against that, so that's why you're seeing more mound visits," Verlander said.
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According to Gerstell, the US government will need to consolidate and strengthen its cyber defenses in order to protect against future hacks.
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A man was detained after beating up a doctor in Wuhan, and medical staff members are wearing raincoats to protect against infection.
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Tianjin Teda, which makes masks that are often used to protect against the the transmission of illnesses, also surged 10% in Shenzhen.
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New Yorkers alone are paying tens of billions of dollars to rebuild from Hurricane Sandy and to protect against rising sea levels.
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Just remember, said Mr. Sandberg, once a storm is named, you can no longer purchase travel insurance to protect against that storm.
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They were, however, never designed to protect against coronavirus, as the Atlantic reported after an interview with the business's owner, Wendover Brown.
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Samsung included a row of nylon fibers inside the phone's hinge to protect against debris that could interfere with the flipping action.
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The president is advocating for school officials who have been trained in firearms safety to be armed to protect against potential shooters.
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Like most women in the fields, she covers her face with a bandanna to protect against the blaring sun, dust and pesticides.
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Smarter Living: Including whole fruits, vegetables, beans and lentils in your daily diet can protect against debilitating infections in your digestive system.
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Smarter Living: Including whole fruits, vegetables, beans and lentils in your daily diet can protect against debilitating infections in your digestive system.
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Clothing that can protect against these rapid changes is necessary to their survival — and it may someday be for us as well.
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Following a Commerce Department investigation, section 232 gives the president broad authority to protect against threats to national security associated with imports.
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Chinese rideshare company DiDi Chuxing is installing protective sheets in vehicles to protect against the spread of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19.
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They may want to instead use a pH-balanced car soap that can protect against water spotting and safeguard a vehicle's shine.
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Many well-intentioned straight folks seem genuinely startled when they learn that no federal law exists to protect against widespread anti-L.
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Like me, and all of the things in my life then, it was desert tan and armored to protect against rough treatment.
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Although vaccines have been developed to protect against Ebola, the disease is still fatal to a majority of people who become infected.
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Proponents of voter ID laws say they protect against voter fraud, while opponents say they suppress voting rights and particularly harm minorities.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A concept car equipped with external airbags to protect against fender benders is raising eyebrows at the Tokyo Motor Show.
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But since the revelations of government surveillance made by Edward J. Snowden, companies have been retooling their products to protect against government intrusion.
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Rather than building real walls to protect against imaginary threats, President Trump should work to build a virtual wall to protect our Internet.
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Or what if that information is shared, and impacts your ability to obtain life insurance (a discrimination that GINA does not protect against)?
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Remember that fashionable, black one-piece bodysuit that made Serena Williams feel like a "warrior princess" and simultaneously helped protect against blood clots?
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Beira is also putting a flood barrier in place to protect against storm surges, and is installing new waste disposal and drainage systems.
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There are actually half a dozen different flu vaccines that are formulated differently and that protect against either three or four flu strains.
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The window of time around the company's earnings report — where employees cannot trade company stock — is a way to protect against insider trading.
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The images revealed anti-aircraft guns and other weapons systems that could protect against cruise missiles sitting in hexagonal structures on the islands.
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Microsoft is warning users of older versions of Windows to urgently apply a Windows Update today to protect against a potential widespread attack.
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Protecting our international property is a national security issue, and we need to build a cyberwall to protect against Chinese and Russian attacks.
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The flu vaccine includes three to four strains, so even if there's a mismatch it will still protect against other viruses, Maragakis noted.
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All four of the warships are equipped with the Aegis missile defense system, meant to protect against a missile attack from North Korea.
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Now, a new study suggests that medicines already used for pets to protect against fleas and ticks could offer similar protection for humans.
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This verification is performed to protect against unauthorized use of your payment information and similar to what is conducted for in-person purchases.
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Investors piled on near-term bullish and bearish options bets on Wednesday, racing to protect against price swings during Britain's vote, data showed.
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Civil rights leaders first flagged this trend to us, and it's exactly the type of content our policies are meant to protect against.
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Gas masks and respirators to protect against tear gas, which is often used by authorities to disperse unauthorized gatherings, have also become commonplace.
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Most smartphones are covered with Gorilla Glass, a glass made by Corning that's been specifically engineered to protect against drops and other damage.
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Cloud providers have been patching fast, and Intel says it has made "significant progress" rolling out updates to protect against Meltdown and Spectre.
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Few further details are available on the updates, although Apple's description indicates the purpose of the updates is to protect against Spectre attacks.
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"It's strictly prohibited in our policies, and over the past year, we've strengthened our systems to further protect against misuse," Osborne's statement read.
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So our recommendation is to defer unprotected sexual contact for the entire pregnancy to protect against an outcome that could last a lifetime.
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To protect against terror attacks, Singapore will set up a battalion-sized Army Deployment Force of skilled soldiers, capable of responding within minutes.
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Term life insurance, which provides coverage for a stated period of time and at a relatively low cost, can help protect against that.
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The K68 RGB is otherwise identical to the original K68, with the same IP32 rating that should protect against mild spills and dust.
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The expectation is that firms should seek to put all reasonable measures in place to protect against this particularly prevalent form of attack.
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Structured CDs are linked to performance of a basket of stocks but limit gains more than they protect against declines, the newspaper reported.
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Regardless, the CDC still wants cat lovers to know the risks that come with catching the disease, and how to protect against it.
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For years its main jobs were to keep order at home and protect against an invasion across the border with the Soviet Union.
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The argument from Amazon has been consistent for over a year of criticism: Amazon's Terms of Service is enough to protect against abuse.
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Developed by the United States, THAAD would provide missile defense to US forces stationed in South Korea and protect against North Korean attacks.
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And employees at the store are being told to wrap all their belongings in plastic bags to protect against the bed bug scourge.
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"It was only through experimentation that we realized it could be tough enough to protect against blows from metal weapons," according to Bamforth.
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The church is adopting a series of new procedures to deal with complaints and to help protect against future abuse, the bishop said.
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For now, getting the current vaccine – whether in September or February – is still the best way to protect against this life-threatening disease.
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To protect against physical tampering, the LinkNYC hubs are equipped with more than 30 sensors that can detect even the slightest of vibrations.
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The price weakness presents challenges for oil producers, and many have started to hedge to protect against a damaging future downturn in prices.
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While it did not protect against sexually transmitted infections (STIs), it was efficacious, user-controlled, and could be used without a partner's knowledge.
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The department would act on behalf of the government and the private sector to protect against cyberthreats and, when needed, go on offense.
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Here's what you need to know: Condoms are literally the only device we have to protect against STIs like chlamydia, gonorrhea, and HIV.
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These pesticides are safe to use on food and protect against a broad range of crop-destroying bugs like locusts, aphids, and stinkbugs.
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RTDS has already created one commercial product, a form of rape resistant to a class of herbicides that conventional transgenics cannot protect against.
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It also means that it is very difficult to build sea walls and other barriers to protect against storm surges and rising seas.
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Reagan was trying to justify a hefty boost to the Defense Department's budget in order to protect against the threat of Soviet attack.
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They wrote that F.A.A. employees had flagged Boeing's decision to remove from the Dreamliner's wings copper foil designed to protect against lightning strikes.
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Birth control is great, but it's not completely perfect at protecting against pregnancy, and the pill doesn't protect against STIs, Dr. Shirazian says.
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Instead it uses nature-friendly methods such as planting trees on farms and rotating crops to improve the soil and protect against pests.
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The construction of a ladder of bonds that mature at different dates is an option that can help protect against rising interest rates.
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Lumosity advertising had promised to improve performance in everyday tasks, reduce cognitive impairment, and help protect against things like dementia and Alzheimer's disease.
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The Russian network aims to protect against foreign online restrictions, creating a "sustainable, secure and fully functioning" local internet, according to the Kremlin.
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Trump often criticizes NATO, a body that was formed as a mutual defense alliance after World War II to protect against Soviet aggression.
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As for patients, hand-washing and reminding health-care providers to do the same is the best way to protect against candida auris.
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It's crucial for companies — from small businesses to massive corporations — to protect against cyberattacks, especially as e-commerce ramps up for the holidays.
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The armor-plated floors can protect against hand grenades like the DM51, and the underbody reinforcement is effective against HG85-type hand grenades.
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Three types of vaccines were sent to protect against at least eight deadly diseases, including whooping cough, tetanus, tuberculosis, diphtheria, pneumonia and meningitis.
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Drinking when you are thirsty is not "too late," because the thirst mechanism is hardwired into the nervous system to protect against scarcity.
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On immigration, the president has been tough, and the American people want a wall on the southern border to protect against future caravans.
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The vaccines this season have been modified to protect against the flu viruses that research suggests will be most common in coming months.
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The rouge regime is one of the threats the defenses are meant to protect against, and a review saying that could complicate negotiations.
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New evidence also shows that drinking lots of milk doesn't protect against bone fractures and may be linked to certain types of cancer.
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Emerging science on the global cancer burden points to proper nutrition as the most important way after not smoking to protect against cancer.
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Certain masks can filter out fine particles, but surgical masks are useless, and so are the ones used to protect against big particles.
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As a relatively old virus, you can easily protect against it by keeping your PC software updated, which TSMC apparently failed to do.
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To protect against the insidious threat of malicious updates, it might be tempting to immediately disable these mechanisms on your computers and smartphones.
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Mr. Greenstone favors substantially lower discount rates, based on evidence that financial markets also place high value on investments that protect against risk.
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Private plans protect against catastrophic health care costs, with an annual limit on out-of-pocket spending for doctors' services and hospital care.
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Four-wheel drive Toyota Land Cruisers given by the United States, for example, lack armor to protect against increasingly powerful improvised roadside bombs.
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Higher levels of physical activity have been shown to protect against falls in a study of Canadian men and women 65 and older.
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But the company rejected the claims, telling Jackson that it has "multiple internal processes in place to protect against abuses," without providing specifics.
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Antibiotics that destroy the normal bacteria that protect against C. difficile are the main reason patients developed the infection in the first place.
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Not only does it protect against the spread of illness, it also makes being cooped up in your home a lot more pleasant.
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In any case, as economist Nouriel Roubini notes, the Fed doesn't have nearly enough ammunition to protect against a fully fledged trade war.
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The only way to protect against this race to the bottom is to build a floor of responsibility that supports healthy market competition.
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We put on headphones to protect against the drone of the engines, which powered a large fan at the back of the airboat.
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After years of research, his team of scientists in Texas had helped develop a vaccine to protect against a deadly strain of coronavirus.
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Normally, the All Clicks Feed is sold without device IDs "to protect against triangulation of PII (Personally Identifiable Information)," says Jumpshot's product handbook.
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The coats themselves are remarkable as well: They transform into storage totes and full-length sleeping bags to protect against frostbite and death.
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So for now, doctors and public health groups suggest sticking with the flu shot as the best way to protect against the virus.
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The Constitution provided the framework for the embryonic nation to thrive and protect against fears of the Founders of creating a new monarchy.
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At Level Three the outbreak is of high risk to travelers and no precautions are available to protect against the identified increased risk.
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This acts to discourage the use of drugs that would help protect against other, more disruptive and serious health care use, like hospitalization.
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Dr. Rabindra Abeyasinghe, the W.H.O.'s representative in the country, urged all parents to have their children vaccinated to protect against the disease.
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It is standard practice for manuscripts like Mr. Bolton's to go through a review process to protect against the disclosure of classified information.
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American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and United Airlines have all cancelled flights to China and taken other precautions to protect against the outbreak.
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However, account takeovers of this type are illegal in many jurisdictions, under laws that protect against identity theft, wire fraud or computer intrusion.
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The teens, some wearing masks to protect against tear gas, were seen hugging their principal as they left the cordoned-off university campus.
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Insurance is designed, theoretically, to protect against the catastrophic: tornadoes, floods, hurricanes — or, where our health is concerned, cancer or another devastating disease.
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The way to protect against that is to link that AI to your brain so you have the same IQ… as the computer.
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It even boasts a UPF 30+ rating, which helps protect against harmful UV rays — something anyone's capable of being exposed to year-round.
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He has also issued a statewide executive order exempting faith-based child protection agencies from state laws designed to protect against religious discrimination.
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With the euro set for its fifth week of losses in seven — it is languishing near 22 lows around $22 — many investors are racing to protect against further downside risks, and signs are hedge funds have struck large options to protect against further losses — a $255 billion option was expiring in the past week, followed by $22020 billion in the week ahead.
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In addition to eating well, practicing good hygiene and generally staying healthy, there are also at least four different vaccines to protect against meningitis.
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How do you protect against, for example, [in] Uber and Lyft's case, there have been a couple studies about discriminatory practices on the platform.
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In order to protect against cyberattacks, companies have been using a range of methods to allow people with hacking skills to test their defenses.
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A daily low-dose aspirin may also help protect against colorectal cancer in people who are taking it to prevent heart attacks and strokes.
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These scenarios are both possible and alarming enough that companies and private-sector organizations have spun up some huge projects to protect against them.
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In 2016, Sims filed a suit against Abbot's estate arguing the request violated his Fourth Amendment rights, which protect against unlawful search and seizure.
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The vulnerability was reported to both services on March 8th, and both have changed their file upload validation protocols to protect against the attack.
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Though it may be better than nothing, the pull-out method isn't nearly as effective as condoms, and doesn't protect against sexually transmitted infections.
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HTTPS does not protect against all possible attacks, but it has been important for us to work where we can to ensure users' privacy.
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The good news: patching the single vulnerability will protect against all the different variants, particularly now that Microsoft has released its emergency XP patch.
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The US must develop a long-term, whole-of-government strategy to protect against state-sponsored technology theft and risks to critical supply chains.
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Its use, however, needs to be regulated to protect against acts of bias and discrimination, preserve consumer privacy, and uphold our basic democratic freedoms.
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The system is designed to configure and optimize itself based on interference and other conditions and receives automatic updates to protect against security threats.
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There isn't evidence yet that 2019-nCov is transmitting through the air, and experts are skeptical that surgical masks help protect against the virus.
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Hog prices were weak in most of the first quarter, and Wens also raised its spending on biosecurity measures to protect against the disease.
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HELIOS is a close-in defense system that is designed to protect against a variety of threats, such as small boats, drones, and missiles.
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CFP Carolyn McClanahan said if you can't afford a Medigap policy, you should consider an Advantage Plan to help protect against endless medical bills.
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The company insisted it was there to reduce noise, despite patent filings and service documents confirming that they were intended to protect against debris.
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Gas masks and respirators used to protect against tear gas, which is often used by authorities to disperse unauthorized gatherings, have also become commonplace.
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He said Democrats were weaker in their support for gun rights than Republicans and he wanted to protect against gun controls becoming too restrictive.
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Passengers will be quarantined for 14 days as part of U.S. officials' plan to protect against the coronavirus, the U.S. Department of Defense said.
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A very small but increasing number have been building nuclear bunkers and buying air purifiers to protect against radiation in case of nuclear attack.
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President Trump has consistently denied that Russia interfered in the election, and has made no effort to protect against similar interference in future elections.
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Although the system was intended to protect against an attack from North Korea, China complained it could be used to undermine China's defences too.
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Indeed, the SEC's exam staff found that some firms didn't properly configure the security settings on their network storage solutions to protect against hackers.
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The charges alleged that Lumosity deceived consumers with unfounded claims that its games could sharpen thinking in everyday life and protect against cognitive decline.
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VIX call options, primarily used to protect against a spike in volatility, accounted for nine of the 10 most heavily traded contracts on Monday.
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Facebook ensured people in 2017 that there were "safeguards" in place to protect against discrimination and even blamed a "technical glitch" at one point.
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Laws meant to protect against nuisance suits that stifle free speech, known as known as an "anti-SLAPP" laws, are common in most states.
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Equally concerning is that these homemade sunscreens almost certainly can't provide broad-spectrum protection, meaning they can't protect against both UVA and UVB rays.
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Screenshot: GizmodoWhile you might be used to having to protect against malware and viruses on your computer, security tools are less common on phones.
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The CDC recommends everyone over six months of age get the flu vaccine – it's truly our best weapon to protect against this deadly disease.
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Both companies declined to answer, citing test security, but said they take many steps to protect against cheating and ensure a fair testing environment.
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In cases where remote access is required, creating unique passwords has been made part of the setup process to protect against brute-force attacks.
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Farmers in the state have long demanded a government-backed minimum fixed price for their produce to help protect against fluctuations in crop prices.
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Monday's edition of the Federal Register contains new pipeline safety requirements to protect against gas leaks, immigration protections, and fruit and vegetable labeling requirements.
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Out of the 6900 million CT scans performed in 2628, one-third of those CT scans were partly to protect against a potential lawsuit.
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And a lock doesn't protect against damage, so you can still crack a screen even if you think the laptop is snug and secure.
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The SEC tries to protect against these issue, by saying that only 15 percent of a fund's total assets can be in illiquid investments.
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The company says its helmet can protect against the concussive injuries that now worry many in contact sports, but that remains to be seen.
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Wall Street's fear index hit its highest level since Trump was elected, as investors snatched up insurance to protect against future stock market losses.
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If the goal of the FTC is to protect against consumer harm, then there should be a likelihood of harm before bringing an action.
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In order to protect against both, "you want to make sure that you're choosing a sunscreen that has 'broad spectrum' on it," she said.
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Trump has sent nearly 6,000 troops to the US-Mexico border to protect against a group of migrants coming through Mexico from Central America.
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"If you're going to have life insurance anyway, you can see if you can protect against long-term-care, too," said Fibiger, of Stratos.
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Special needs trusts can also protect against the financial abuse of a disabled person and provide oversight to make sure funds are spent wisely.
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The small borrower count could lead to dependency on the reserve fund to protect against tail risk losses, which could limit any future upgrades.
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The spread narrowed sharply on Thursday as investors starting taking off hedges put in place to protect against a potential victory for Le Pen.
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Use Limitation – If data is provided to governments to protect against terrorism or cyberattacks, it should not be used by agencies for other purposes.
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It would allow states to block new rules being developed by the bureau to protect against abuses in payday loans and car-title loans.
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These natural antioxidants not only guard skin against environmental pollutants, but also protect against the blue light emitted from our smartphones, computers, and tablets.
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The appellate judges wrote that Judge Ramos must take into account the Texas Legislature's desire to protect against voter fraud in fixing the problem.
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Markets have helped society conquer countless challenges, including the discovery of drugs to protect against new diseases, innovations to solve communications problems, and more.
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Although the FBI and other government branches can defend against major cyberattacks, it is more difficult to protect against propaganda, disinformation and political penetration.
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Although I believe Kim does not intend to make a first use of nuclear weapons, prudence compels us to protect against any such possibility.
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Over billions of years, Dr. Koonin said, evolution has blindly tinkered with these genes in order to generate new ways to protect against viruses.
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Pruitt proposed Thursday to formally declare that the EPA doesn't have to write new regulations meant to protect against toxic substances spills in waterways.
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But a diverse set of polls helps protect against the possibility that one of those potential biases is skewing our perception of the race.
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Myanmar's government maintains that the actions of its military are a necessary measure to protect against "terrorist activities" in Rahkine State by Rohingya militants.
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Specifically, the researchers are currently testing "Selfrando," a technique made to protect against browser exploits such as the one reportedly used by the FBI.
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To protect against attacks that could compromise electric service, grid operators must comply with mandatory standards overseen by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).
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This, then, would require any product protected by this film to be stored in a tough exterior package to protect against dirt and water.
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" DeVos eventually offered a caveat that schools in rural areas might want to have a gun on the premises to protect against "potential grizzlies.
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The tests are a part of the post-financial crisis Dodd-Frank reforms that mandated banks raise capital levels to protect against another crisis.
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Cover: Passengers wear face masks to protect against the Coronavirus after arriving at the LAX airport in Los Angeles, California on March 5, 2020.
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And the government, he said, was starting to require builders to use heavier roofing material, at a steeper slant, to protect against future storms.
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In Gartenlaub's case, that definition would be information that is necessary to the ability of the United States to protect against spying by China.
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Achieving higher levels of education correlates to feeling more secure about the world, and this, in turn, seems to protect against a conspiratorial mindset.
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Continuing to deny and circling the wagons to protect against outside assaults, will not save the NRA, because the destroyer is inside the circle.
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Scientists found that taking good care of grasslands, soils and forests in the U.S. could significantly offset greenhouse gas emissions and protect against flooding.
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Many pathogens are genetically farther apart than rhinoceroses and bees: A defense against a horn does not protect against a sting, and vice versa.
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Cue the wellness gurus advertising a wealth of superfoods and supplements, often expensive, to help "boost" your immune system and protect against the virus.
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False: Drinking bicarbonate of soda or lemon juice does not reduce the acidity of the body, nor does it help protect against COVID-19
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Patriots are not designed to protect against the type of rockets launched Wednesday, but rather missiles such as the ones Iran used in January.
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The development would also include 2500 acres of public space, banked to protect against flooding, as well as barges with cafes and kayak docks.
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Jade, an escort who lives in Austin, said she is asking clients to wash their hands for 30 seconds to protect against the coronavirus.
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Many registered nurses in the two states have told their unions that they've had to beg for N95 masks, which protect against the virus.
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They're interested to know how a new fund could be structured to protect against a market correction, people familiar with the matter told Breakingviews.
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Antimissile batteries on ships off the Korean coast and in South Korea protect against medium-range missiles, but not those aimed at American cities.
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The leagues have suggested that the fee would also help pay for new measures to protect against things like match fixing and improper wagering.
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These products provide a full 30 days of protection with a single application, and the best ones protect against fleas in all life stages.
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There is no set of rules or limits, short of withdrawing entirely from public life, that would fully protect against an attack like this.
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And each of those qubits will need to be protected by many hundreds more, to protect against errors introduced by outside noise and interference.
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But amid protests that the bill amounted to legalizing discrimination against the LGBT community, Pence backed a compromise meant to protect against that discrimination.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is not effectively using a rule meant to protect against exposure to lead-based paint, an agency watchdog found.
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Yet no steps have been taken to protect against the damage of official speech that falsely impugns a person's character in the national media.
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According to Microsoft, the three tracking prevention modes (especially the Strict mode) will help protect against the type of personalization that leads to fingerprinting.
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Before you do, note that the CDC does not recommend you wear a mask to protect against coronavirus unless you are already showing symptoms.
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Unfounded rumors spread rapidly that bathing in water laced with ginger and garlic would protect against the virus, particularly on the messaging service WhatsApp.
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To protect against a North Korean attack, the United States is on the verge of making a new antimissile system operational in South Korea.
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Inside the Security Safe, you'll find a shelf splitting the storage space into two sections, the bottom one being carpeted to protect against scratches.
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Guam is also equipped with its own Terminal High Altitude Area Defense missile system, which is designed to protect against a potential missile attack.
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While the water from public water systems is federally regulated, water from private wells doesn't have the same safety nets to protect against contamination.
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Their faces partly covered with dusty mufflers to protect against the cold that winter morning, the family kept their heads mostly bowed in grief.
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CWA wants AT&T to ensure that workers see pay increases to cover the rising cost of health care and to protect against offshoring.
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Cutting off that cash spigot, these voices warn, could spark the very type of migrant wave that Trump's wall is designed to protect against.
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"Genuine layered anti-ballistic missile defenses are needed to protect ... against hundreds of potential missile and rocket attacks by Iran in a future war."
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Here&aposs a breakdown of how hackers can gain access to unsecured phone activity and how encryption can protect against hacks, according to experts.
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But already these results do provide "strong evidence" that being physically active, whatever your genetic makeup, can help protect against depression, Dr. Choi says.
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Tadeo said the group was unable to quantify or put a dollar value on facility upgrades that were intended to better protect against storms.
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Other researchers have discovered tantalizing findings of their own, suggesting that Klotho may protect against other neurological disorders, including multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's disease.
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Federal officials, they said, continued to provide inadequate information to states about the nature of the Russian cyber threat and how to protect against it.
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The jab would protect against a range of cancers caused by the human papilloma virus (HPV) including throat, penile and anal strains of the disease.
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We will also develop a state-of-the-art missile defense system to protect against missile-based attacks from states like Iran and North Korea.
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Already available to paying Wickr customers, users of Wickr's "Me" service will also now be able to enjoy encrypted calling to protect against listening ears.
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Tesla said it has various ways to protect against pedal misapplication, including using its Autopilot sensors to distinguish between erroneous pedal application and normal cases.
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Unlike other birth control methods, pulling out is somewhat difficult —it's definitely not foolproof at preventing pregnancy and doesn't protect against sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
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Investors have also been buying options to protect against unexpected swings in sterling, sending the cost of three-month options to its highest since January.
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The ingredient line-up includes argan, kukoi, and rice brand oil, which come together to smooth ends, protect against the elements, hydrate, and minimize damage.
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JPMorgan told clients it is growing increasingly concerned over President Donald Trump's protectionist agenda and recommends buying hedges to protect against a market sell-off.
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The city knows the Big One will come, but we found that its building code doesn't protect against earthquakes as much as you might think.
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Museum staff will move some work upstairs to protect against the nearby Seine River, which has overflowed its banks after several days of torrential downpours.
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And so I was delighted to see that Pinterest had taken note of this phenomenon — and taken a surprisingly bold step to protect against it.
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"We will continue to investigate and improve our capabilities to better detect and protect against abusive behavior and the malicious actors behind them," said Kleidermacher.
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