A membrane covers the key switches to protect from debris.
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The writing and waiting are meant to protect from that.
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Concrete, dirt, or even books can help protect from fallout.
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Navy ships can be difficult to protect from outbreaks though.
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Grilles protect from shoes and elbows yet remain acoustically neutral.
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It takes two doses of the vaccine to protect from measles.
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Family Fairness program, designed to protect from deportation what the government
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Look for pairs that protect from stubbed toes and thicker soles.
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If vaccines are given to protect from disease, how could this happen?
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Yes, a door, not a hatch (which would protect from the rain).
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Thornberry also brought up missile defense to protect from North Korean missiles.
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Vogmasks are designed to protect from PM2.5, dust, allergens, and mold spores.
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The isolation of many churches makes them hard to protect from such thefts.
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This helps protect from disruptions to the water supply or during power outages.
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While using protection during sex should help protect from infection, it's not perfect.
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She would also protect from deportation the young undocumented immigrants known as Dreamers.
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Ask for a security deposit or advance rent to protect from a delinquent tenant.
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Magno said 18,000 masks that protect from particulates like ash were given out Thursday.
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Some donned goggles to guard against pepper spray and helmets to protect from truncheons.
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I mean, I&aposm not sure who we thought Brennan would protect from who.
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Broadly, the thing that we're trying to protect from interference is a quantum state.
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In addition, there is less data to protect from cyber attacks and data breaches.
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May's exit deal, making it difficult to protect from future attempts to derail it.
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Criminalizing encryption is the elimination of our right to self-protect from privacy thieves.
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To protect from attacks like this one, some companies are making tools called security keys.
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These protect from unwanted pregnancy for years — in the case of some IUDs, 10 years.
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To protect from climate-change-induced erosion, the resort petitioned in 2017 to erect seawalls.
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Healthy people in the US shouldn't wear masks because they won't protect from the coronavirus.
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The index means more investors are buying put options to protect from a market slide.
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The mud helps them regulate their body temperature, avoid parasites and protect from solar radiation.
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Some parts are buried to protect from shipping traffic, usually in areas closer to the shore.
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Zscaler works with companies like United Airlines and NBC to protect from threats across all devices.
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Cooking, cleaning, playing, and sleeping all had to be done below ground to protect from airstrikes.
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Or was it a move to protect from shareholders continuing to be disappointed on that topic?
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J.Lo's known for her ultra-glowy, bronzed skin, which she knows to protect from the sun.
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The ATSDR concluded, however, that the EPA's standard is woefully inadequate to protect from harmful impacts.
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Freedom of speech and the press are principles that we must protect from this wannabe authoritarian.
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"I would imagine there's a gun in the school to protect from potential grizzlies," DeVos said.
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Cotton gloves protect from only so much and photographs fade every time they're exposed to light.
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But restricting speech online, even to protect from abuse, could also cause companies to lose users.
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While bitcoin can protect from the tyranny of governments printing money, other kinds of tyranny remain unchecked.
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Being mindful of what you put in your mouth can help protect from the inside out, too.
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"He has been hostile to every community that DOJ is supposed to protect from discrimination," Indiana Rep.
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"I would that there's probably a gun in the school to protect from potential grizzlies," she said.
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The startup's four-layer helmet Zero1 is supposed to protect from both direct hits and rotational ones.
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DACA aimed to protect from deportation certain immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally when they were children.
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Inside, there are two pigs, whom she promises not to eat but to protect from the wolf.
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Patchett is an advocate for wearing SPF year-round — and not just to protect from the sun.
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As a result, drivers were being killed because cars were not engineered to protect from these impacts.
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"He has been hostile to every community that DOJ is supposed to protect from discrimination," Indiana Democratic Rep.
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"I would imagine that there's probably a gun in the school to protect from potential grizzlies," DeVos said.
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"I would imagine there is probably a gun in a school to protect from potential grizzlies," she said.
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Roosevelt swiftly wielded that power, carving out roughly a million acres of land to protect from private industrialization.
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On top of that, the lens has coatings on it to protect from scratches and reduce lens aberrations.
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America's overburdened foster care system is failing the very children it's intended to protect from neglect and abuse.
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"So we…will have to develop a rubric" for choosing which communities to protect from the encroaching sea.
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They need malware analysts to find out what malicious programs do so they can protect from the attacks.
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"The company...will take the needed measures to protect from attacks that potentially hurt its operations," the company said.
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When safely underneath it, the shelter can protect from short-lived flames, reflect heat and trap breathable air inside.
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Additional warranty coverage can be obtained to protect from manufacturers who declare bankruptcy, a common concern in the industry.
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Once some adhesive strips were applied to protect from dust, the shiny new S8's back was totally transparent.
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HA is a humectant, which means it draws water to the skin and helps to protect from water loss.
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The Moto Z2 Play isn't water-resistant, but it's got a water-repellant coating to protect from light splashes.
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"I would imagine that there's probably a gun in the school to protect from potential grizzlies," she said then.
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High doses of vitamins A, C and D also do nothing to protect from the virus, Dr. Glatter said.
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Puffer jackets with hoods that, structurally, extended from the torso like an insect thorax, to protect from extreme cold.
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Members of the expedition were dressed in sheepskin to protect from the extreme cold, and they used oxygen tanks.
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Cities will exist behind walls built that protect from the ocean, and there will be no access to the shoreline.
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Ahead, nine options made to fight nature's — and tech neck's — gravitational pull, hydrate like crazy, and protect from UV light.
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Diapers designed to fit them aren't snug enough to protect from leakage and sufficiently protect a very small newborn's skin.
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A barrier like the Big U would in theory be designed to protect from another Sandy, but not much more.
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Cash is the perfect hedge in an environment when the market hits dangerous highs and could protect from devastating losses.
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The display also features a stainless steel foil underneath, to protect from scratch resistance, and a special coating on top.
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The items could be held in plexiglass containers that protect from ultraviolet rays, not in containers fitted with ultraviolet lights.
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The sixth child had started their measles vaccination, but the single dose was not yet enough to protect from the disease.
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People can also get clear UV filters added to their car windows to protect from the damaging rays, said Boxer Wachler.
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So, when you're out and about celebrating the holiday, keep your skin covered as much as possible to protect from frostbite.
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And in New Jersey today, it's not working out for retirees, whom he had once promised to protect from pension cuts.
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Democrats are seeking to protect from deportation an estimated 700,000 individuals who were brought to the United States illegally as children.
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To protect from that creepy feeling, they built a kill switch into the hardware that turns off the microphone and camera.
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The policy wonks arm themselves with reams of data on the system's failure to lower recidivism or protect from wrongful conviction.
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And, if you venture out without a hat, there are SPF sprays made especially for hair to protect from sun damage.
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Food items and medical supplies such as face masks, to try to protect from the virus, have flown off of shelves.
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A PowerPoint presentation and memo obtained by Axios argue that a centralized 5G system would be easier to protect from cyberthreats.
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I think probably there, I would imagine that there is probably a gun in the schools to protect from potential grizzlies.
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The oil fields -- which they will "protect from ISIS" -- are strategically useless to the US for hydrocarbons (it's not 1997 any more).
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I was given a smoky quartz and a piece of pyrite that were said to be grounding and protect from negative energy.
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Start with personal protective gear—boots, an apron, and a face mask to protect from infectious diseases or hazardous gases like ammonia.
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"I think probably there I would imagine that there's probably a gun in the school to protect from potential grizzlies," she said.
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It's primarily used to protect from other fighters or to conduct strikes against targets on the ground like an F-15 does.
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Among the ingredients, portulaca pilosa extract and palmitoyl tripeptide-38 help to reduce fine lines and wrinkles and protect from environmental stressors.
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The new bipartisan plan would protect from deportation 1.8 million immigrants, known as "Dreamers," brought to the United States illegally as children.
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In August, Facebook pulled Onavo Protect from the App Store, after Apple reportedly said that it violated the company's privacy rules. 4.
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It's not clear if N95 masks, which protect from airborne diseases, are safe to use repeatedly or for extended periods of time.
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"I think probably there, I would imagine there is probably a gun in a school to protect from potential grizzlies," she said.
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They can degrade the material of the condom, rendering it ineffective as both a tool to prevent pregnancy and to protect from infection.
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TPS and DED are designed to protect from deportation citizens of foreign countries that experienced or are experiencing man-made or natural catastrophes.
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First, they wanted to protect from reversal by constitutional amendment several Supreme Court decisions that had proved highly controversial—among them Roe v.
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This represents a brand new frontier and, as with all economies and technologies, regulations to protect from fraud and ill intent must follow.
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At the beginning of the episode we learn Nate views Maddy as a delicate flower, or piece of property, he must protect from threats.
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Related Installation Portrays Energy Flow as Physical Architecture LA's Normcore Architecture Vanguard Presses On Doris Sung's Living Architecture Morphs To Protect From The Elements
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In addition to keeping skin covered, the National Weather Service in Iowa reminded people to cover their mouths to protect from extremely cold air.
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It fits great, looks great, feels great in the water (can barely feel it at all), and it works to protect from the sun.
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The Ruffwear Vert Waterproof Dog Jacket features a windproof design to protect from the elements without restricting movement, making it perfect for active dogs.
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In particular, Linden added, he would like to see more detailed studies on the extract's ability to protect from DNA damage, not just redness.
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It would tacitly encourage other countries to harden their own borders, if only to protect from becoming holding pens for stricter nations like Germany.
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The new rule limits the number of waterways the federal government can protect from pollution, including ditches, storm water control facilities and groundwater systems.
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You might also want to explore remote options for staying in contact with vulnerable family members that you want to protect from Covid-19.
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Despite Amazon's attempts at moderation, the site — its size made possible by its global reach — is difficult to protect from scammers and faulty products.
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But there is a Soviet way of thinking, a Soviet form of imperialism that survives and that authorities want to protect from historical facts.
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Members of the expedition were dressed in sheepskin to protect from the extreme cold and used oxygen tanks to breathe in the thin air.
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You know, like the kind you'd use to ward off illness, prevent people nearby from catching whatever you've got, or protect from air pollution.
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You should make sure that the systems on your devices are up to date, and that they include software to protect from malicious networks.
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The city's latest plan to protect from future flooding called for burying the park under eight to 2300 feet of landfill, and starting over.
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But this season, it could reduce the workloads on arms unaccustomed to their high usage — arms that the Mets are trying to protect from injury.
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There is some preliminary work showing honey might protect from some side effects of radiation treatment to the head and neck that warrants further investigation.
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Occasionally it dips its head and hunches, mantling its wings, but there appears to be nothing at its feet, no prey to protect from encroachers.
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It could also be used to create defensive films or coatings that could be worn to protect from chemical and biological warfare, according to the team.
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By removing themselves from their early press, perhaps they wanted to self protect from criticism or have someone else to hide behind if everything went wrong.
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On the back patio, the new homeowner will enjoy Phantom motorized screens, which protect from insects and foul weather, and can be controlled with a button.
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BEAM was designed to protect from such impacts with multiple layers of soft goods including a bladder and a micro-meteoroids and orbital debris (MMOD) shield.
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Digital minister Margot James MP revealed the draft law on Wednesday as part of the government's efforts to protect from cyberattacks millions of internet-connected devices.
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She can earn money, but she hardly needs to given her family's wealth, which the tax law signed by her father will further protect from taxation.
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To combat this, Dimension Data and Intel have employed full security measures to lock down hardware devices, wireless networks, and backend databases to protect from intrusion.
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So Google is addressing the problem today by testing a post-quantum key exchange algorithm in Chrome, which should ideally protect from such future attempts. Confused?
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Surgical masks: While they do protect from large respiratory droplets (a spray from a sneeze or mucus from a cough), they don't prevent against airborne droplets.
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Earlier this month the U.S. military -- which says the shield is needed to protect from Iran, not threaten Russia -- switched on the Romanian part of the shield.
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Today the startup's software is used by millions of consumers and some 70,000 businesses to protect from and clean up computer viruses, worms, trojan horses and more.
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"We advocate for the average investor to have a passive, low-cost retirement portfolio to protect from the loss of value over time from fees," Hardy said.
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But here in Johor — 12 or more hours ahead of the people I want to protect from death — I'm disassociated from the threat of their permanent departure.
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Of course, you might not be feeling all that romantic as you stay locked behind a door that is meant to protect from a potentially lethal illness.
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A White House advisory group says in a new report that federal agencies generally have the correct tools to protect from cyber attacks but face bureaucratic hurdles.
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But in March of this year in New York City, $500 million was dedicated, not to retreat and relocation, but to a wall to protect from rising water.
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"Making The Revenant was about man's relationship to the natural world," DiCaprio said — a world the passionate environmental activist wants to protect from threats posed by human activities.
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A bunch of monks decided to transform the Key to several hellish dimensions into a person Buffy would protect from the demon (and the season's Big Bad) Glory.
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The deployment in Seongju will allow the Thaad system's interceptor missiles to protect from half to two-thirds of the country from North Korean missiles, the ministry said.
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With teams facing challenging restrictions governing which players they can protect from the expansion draft, countless players will be subjected to speculation regarding their eventual availability next summer.
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An all-white skirt and top, complete with silvery tights and a white face-scarf to protect from moonlight; a double-breasted, floor-length coat fit for battle.
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"Disparate resources are used to protect from the disruption an attack on government could cause," said John S. Czwartacki, a spokesman for the Office of Management and Budget.
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The new demands would have to be met for Trump to agree to legislation that would protect from deportation young immigrants who entered the country illegally as children.
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Indonesian police use shields to protect from rocks thrown by student protesters rallying against divisive legal reforms, in front of a Parliament building in Medan, Indonesia, Sept. 27.
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"We recently began letting people in the U.S. access Onavo Protect from the Facebook app on their iOS devices," Erez Naveh, Product Manager at Onavo told TechCrunch via email.
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Caldwell said while they protect from handguns, shotguns, and knives, they don't protect students from all weapons, like AR-15s, which can fire bullets at a much higher velocity.
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A U.S. judge is urging the Obama administration to protect from public disclosure federal court records involving the once-secret criminal history of a former Donald Trump business partner.
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Many believe that fortresses protect from external and internal threats, but the reality is that for the former you need an army and for the latter you need consensus.
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"Like other aerosol products, this dry shampoo is flammable, so please exercise care: avoid fire, flame, or smoke during use, and protect from sunlight or heat," the email read.
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Related: Dori Sung's Living Architecture Morphs To Protect From The Elements A Drifter's POV Colors the Landscape of the American West Surreal Photos of Rainforests Filled with Gas Stations
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So we've rounded up our favorite lip shades that also protect, from an everyday rosy gloss to vibrant, look-at-me hues that are just as pretty post-sunset.
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Nothing is more adorable than a classic yellow rain jacket, but you still need quality of materials and construction as well as the jacket's ability to protect from rain.
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The formula contains 6% titanium dioxide and 5% zinc oxide to shield the skin from sun damage and an antioxidant complex called senna alata to protect from environmental damage.
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ICE offers asymptomatic, exposed detainees vaccines to protect from the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR), which is effective in preventing those diseases, but does not cure them after onset.
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Related: Kinetic Sculpture Moves And Changes According To The Weather Doris Sung's Living Architecture Morphs To Protect From The Elements Nature Sculptures Exist Between Natural and Man-Made Beauty
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At the storeroom, Mr. Ayivi covered his mouth with a bandanna to protect from the dust, while Mr. Chukwu's employees clambered atop the piled sacks looking for buried treasures.
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The concrete bunkers scattered around bases like Ain al Assad protect from flying shrapnel and debris, but the small quarters can amplify shock waves and lead to head trauma.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) pressed Sessions for a commitment to protect from deportation the undocumented immigrants who were brought to the U.S. as children, often referred to as DREAMers.
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The new demands would have to be met for President Trump to agree to legislation that would protect from deportation young immigrants who entered the country illegally as children.
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Staff members must wear heavy protective gear beneath their gown, along with gloves, a mask, an eye shield and a hairnet, all just to protect from blood and body fluids.
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A U.S. judge is urging the Obama administration to protect from public disclosure federal court records related to the once-secret criminal history of a former Donald Trump business partner.
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The U.S. military, which says the shield is needed to protect from Iran, not threaten Russia, switched on the $800 million Romanian part of the shield in May last year.
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The Trump administration claims it's meeting its obligation to migrants with its opt-in interview process, because its only obligation is to protect from persecution, not all types of danger.
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Indeed, the most under-appreciated paradox in U.S. trade policy today is that increased protectionism is hurting the very companies the U.S. administration wants to protect from unfair trade practices.
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It began as a practical process used mostly for fencing and the facades of rural homes and storehouses, which held valuables, like rice, that families hoped to protect from blazes.
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Many items sold at Uncle Sam's were practical: canteens, compasses, combat boots, whistles to prevent getting lost after wandering into the desert, goggles and scarves to protect from sand flurries.
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President Donald Trump is betraying his base by working with congressional Democrats to protect from deportation the 800,000 young unauthorized immigrant DREAMers who were largely brought to America as children.
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Sunni areas formed Sunni militias, and Shia did the same, at first to protect from one another, then to drive out the other group, and eventually to kill one another.
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The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program was established in 2012 to protect from deportation people brought to the U.S. illegally as children and allow them to continue to work here.
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Donald Trump's nominee for education secretary, Devos grabbed headlines earlier this week by suggesting certain US schools ought to keep firearms on hand to protect from the threat of grizzly bears.
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I'm glad that I can raise my children in a world where our government, in the exercise of our sovereign authority, helps protect from those dangers where no other power can.
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According to Dr. Martin Emms, one of the paper's co-authors, there's no way to protect from these attacks, only steps to take to limit the damage of a security breach.
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DeVos during her hearing said schools in Wyoming may need guns to "protect from potential grizzlies," a comment that supplied her critics with ammo as they sought to prevent her confirmation.
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Unlike physical blockers, which sit on top of our skin and form a protective layer that blocks UV ray absorption, chemical filters are absorbed by our skin and protect from within.
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Dharba grass is believed to be an ideal seat for meditation, as it's often used in religious rituals in Hinduism and is said to protect from toxic radiation and negative energies.
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The plaintiffs would be landowners, many of them Republicans — and, in theory, the very people Trump is trying to protect from lawlessness and criminality by building the wall to begin with.
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He repeated the Chamber's call for passage of a fix to protect from deportation so-called "Dreamers," young people who as children were illegally brought into the country by their parents.
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Democrats would like to add an immigration reform bill to the spending package that would protect from deportation an estimated 6900,2628 immigrants who came to the country at a young age.
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U.S. Senator Cory Gardner of Colorado last week said that he had convinced Trump, a fellow Republican, to protect from federal interference those state laws that legalize marijuana for certain uses.
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" DeVos would only say that it wasn't a matter for the federal government to decide, arguing that some schools — like those in Wyoming — need weapons "to protect from potential grizzlies [bears].
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It's also IPX2 water resistant, so it's good enough to protect from a splash, but not nearly as waterproof as the Ultimate Ears Megaboom 3, which can be thrown into a pool.
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It's also engineered with sturdy, extra-wide zippers, RFID cloaking to protect from identity theft, and can be adorned with cheeky statement badges that adhere with a blast from your hair dryer.
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The Reproductive Health Equity Act would protect from federal rollbacks of the ACA, ensuring reproductive health services for all Oregonians, no matter how much money they earn and whatever their immigration status.
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Every inch of skin needs to be covered to protect from subzero windchill and it doesn't even matter what you're wearing under your puffer, because no one is going to see it.
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Once publicists began to realize how successful the site was becoming, they started tipping off photographers about their own clients, who they were originally trying to protect from sites like TMZ.9.
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Unlike some cable and satellite operators, many incumbent operators do not have a legacy pay-TV base to protect from the arrival of online subscription-based platforms such as Netflix and Amazon.
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For the stylishly minded, the case has a clear, polycarbonate back panel to protect from damage — and still look like an iPhone, so people know where you stand in the smartphone wars.
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Growth was particularly high for technology to protect from unknown threats, called advanced threat prevention, as well as for mobile and cloud, three areas the company plans to focus on in 2017.
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Nielsen also was asked about the administration's decision to rescind Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, the Obama-era policy to protect from deportation immigrants brought to the United States illegally as children.
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Colonel Rodwal is using the brief truce to buttress his outposts — new dirt-filled barriers to protect from incoming fire, new trenches with sniper holes that cannot be seen from a distance.
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Like most businesses, media companies rely on insurance to help protect from legal liability, but the degree to which that covers fallout over what media organizations publish has been tested in the past.
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Google says AI is already used to help pin down the location of whales by tracking and identifying whale sounds, which can then be used to help protect from environmental and wildlife threats.
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The Republican-controlled House earlier on Thursday defeated another, more conservative immigration bill designed to significantly reduce visas for legal immigration to the United States and to temporarily protect from Dreamers from deportation.
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In photos obtained by the outlet, McKee's dog can be seen standing by a bowl of food in a muddy, outdoor enclosure with a tarp hanging over the top to protect from rain.
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The National Weather Service has issued extreme-cold advisories in parts of the Northeast, Midwest, West and New England -- warning people to keep as much skin covered as possible to protect from frostbite.
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The bacteria produce their own amino acids to protect from UV damage, with some studies showing that the compounds are effective enough to prevent 90 percent of UV rays from penetrating the organism.
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Most importantly, I also apply my go-to SPF — Elta MD&aposs Tinted Sunscreen — daily to protect from the rays since Kylie has yet to add the integral skincare step to her product assortment.
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Trump's 2020 budget proposal, which outlines the administration's priorities, called for cuts to Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid -- programs which Trump has vowed to protect from cuts since he was on the campaign trail.
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"An important trade-off is while these investments can protect from interest rate risk, they do at the expensive of credit risk," meaning returns could be more volatile than a plain-vanilla bond fund.
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The company said the robot, which works without the use of a customer's car keys, also scans each vehicle to understand the size and shape of the car in order to protect from damage.
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LaPlante, the service's assistant secretary for acquisition during the Obama administration, was referring to the Pentagon's rapid fielding of MRAPs to Iraq when it was discovered that Humvees did not protect from underbody blasts.
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About two dozen Mexican women, the tips of their fingers wrapped in bandages to protect from accidental knife cuts, move swiftly to dig out the jumbo lump meat to fill 1-pound plastic cups.
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In the canals, the team can at least protect from them outside predators like humans, who played a significant role in their endangerment due to hunting and killing crocodiles out of fear of attack.
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But the proverbial Ferraris of investing - paid big to beat the market or protect from its gyrations - have so far shown little sign of curtailing their lavish spending on compensation, offices and employee perks.
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He has used his power under the Antiquities Act to indefinitely protect from development more than 265 million acres of land and water and designate them as national monuments, more than any previous president.
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"Mars Colony X proposes using modified SpaceX rocket as a primary base element covered by an ice dome to protect from radiation and dust on the surface," a Facebook page for the group says.
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U.S. Senator Cory Gardner of Colorado announced on Friday that he had convinced U.S. President Donald Trump, a fellow Republican, to protect from federal interference those state laws that legalize marijuana for certain uses.
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Currently, there are over 125 million valid passports in the United States, and creating a cloud database of digital passports would be incredibly expensive not only to create, but also to protect from hackers.
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Click here to view original GIFAfter demonstrating the miraculous protective capabilities of Line-X spray on a watermelon, YouTube's How Ridiculous wanted to what else the wonder material could protect from a 150-foot drop.
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The reality is nearly everyone in this country has been touched in some way by this dreadful disease or has someone in their life that they would move mountains to protect from its deadly grip.
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All but five Senate Democrats on Friday voted against a monthlong spending bill passed last week by the House that did nothing to protect from deportation undocumented immigrants who came to the country as children.
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The device has proper CE and FCC certifications, and there are safety features implemented in the device to protect from short circuits and hot spots (there is no risk of the battery starting a fire).
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LG: But less about what we can do — I'm saying "we" in sort of the speculative sense — what we can do to sort of protect from illicit selfies getting out there, whatever it might be.
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The uneasy dynamic puts the primary in a strange state of paralysis while the nation grapples with closures of workplaces, schools and businesses to protect from the coronavirus, and the campaign takes a back seat.
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And many protest as a black bloc, a tactic ascribed to 1980s Germany in which a group protests anonymously, faces concealed by T-shirts, bandannas or masks to avoid detection and protect from pepper spray.
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Inside a concrete shack to protect from the hot midday sun, Ms. Dale gathered a group of local fishermen and hotel owners together with Compass Diving, based in Dili, to share ideas for eco-tourism.
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In evolutionary terms, you could think about it like this: The female body shuts down its reproductive capacity to protect from becoming pregnant, since it barely has enough energy to carry out its own basic functions.
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First, they suck up information about all phones in a certain location, not just that of a suspect; and second, they can pinpoint phones in homes and pockets that privacy laws often protect from warrantless searches.
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The order could lead to a reversal of bans on drilling across swathes of the Atlantic, Pacific and Arctic oceans and the Gulf of Mexico that former President Barack Obama's administration sought to protect from development.
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Trump reveled in the bipartisan deal for a time and generated excitement among Democrats when he told them he would sign legislation to protect from deportation immigrants who were brought to the country illegally as children.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - One of the portfolio managers behind BlackRock Inc's largest mutual fund says his team has been buying safe-haven assets such as gold and Treasuries to protect from "known unknowns" in global politics.
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One US official said the North Korean capital, Pyongyang, is not an option for meeting, in the view of officials, who described it as all but impossible to secure and protect from bugs and nerve agents.
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While the best way to protect from COVID-19 remains social distancing, isolation, and handwashing, it's also essential to go back to the basics of good health during this unprecedented time — and that includes good sleep.
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The hearing comes after the Trump administration announced that it would be ending DACA and as Congress considers reviving the Dream Act to protect from deportation approximately 800,000 people brought to the U.S. illegally as children.
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A pro-democracy demonstrator holds a placard with a depiction of Pepe the Frog, calling for the public to wear face masks to protect from bad air pollution, at a protest in Hong Kong on Oct.
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To save the final crew member stuck in the engine room, the team had to "grind through a glass window that's meant to protect from fire and flames and explosions in an engine room," Reed said.
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A Texas member of the conservative Freedom Caucus on Tuesday became the 200th House member to endorse the DREAM Act, a bipartisan measure to protect from deportation people brought to the country illegally as children. Rep.
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The Sitch was at LAX Wednesday night with fellow 'Jersey Shore' star Deena -- who was all masked up to protect from the coronavirus -- when he got asked about his first tax season since getting out of prison.
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Catch up quick: U.S. congressmen introduced bills to protect from cryptocurrency price manipulation, Venezuela will sell oil for Petro cryptocurrency in 2019, and a new document shows that the U.S. government is interested in tracking privacy coins.
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While most were later abandoned as being too distant to protect from Taiwan, some were taken by force by the Communists, including the Yijiangshan Islands, which fell in 1955 in a crucial psychological defeat for the Nationalists.
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Facebook will soon pull a mobile VPN app called Onavo Protect from Apple's App Store, after the iPhone maker declared it violated the store's guidelines on data collection, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal.
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Moore and other Democrats have been critical of DeVos for her views on school choice and for saying during a Senate hearing that guns should be allowed in schools in order to protect from grizzly bear attacks.
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Hiya, a company which develops tools to detect caller identity and protect from scams, estimates in its new report that 6900 billion robocalls were placed from January to November 2628, up 28503 percent from the previous year.
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Schumer announced on the Senate floor Thursday morning that Trump called him and asked how he could help advance legislation that would protect from deportation an estimated 800,000 immigrants who came to the country illegally as children.
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And in the hours following the rocket launch and startling sonic boom, Florida's governor ordered the evacuation of the space coast's surrounding counties to protect from a storm that has already left parts of the Caribbean in ruin.
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As one of the earliest congressional critics of Trump's immigration policies, Harris has pushed hard for a deal to protect from deportation those immigrants who were brought to the country illegally as children, a group known as Dreamers.
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For example, the charging port and the headphone jack (yes, it has one) are covered with plastic flaps that protect from water damage, but aren't easy to open, and it can be a chore to properly close them.
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This month the government of British Columbia reached agreement with forest companies, environmental groups and 26 First Nations communities to protect from logging an area on the Pacific coast larger than Belgium—newly dubbed the Great Bear Rainforest.
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The Moscow-based cybersecurity firm found that classified United States hacking tools discovered by its antivirus program were found on a National Security Agency contractor's computer because the antivirus software is designed to discover and protect from malware.
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TIPUTINI, Ecuador (Reuters) - Ecuador began drilling for oil on Wednesday near an Amazon nature reserve known as Yasuni, a site that President Rafael Correa had previously sought to protect from development and pollution under a pioneering conservation plan.
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Democrats are intent on securing concessions that would, among other things, protect from deportation young immigrants brought to the country illegally as children, increase domestic spending, aid Puerto Rico and bolster the government's response to the opioid crisis.
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Over time, artists have periodically depicted or evoked lynchings, but the injured black body is a subject or image that black artists and writers have increasingly sought to protect from misuse, especially by those who are not black.
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These include moves to starve "sanctuary cities" of federal funds and to end the Obama-era attempt to protect from deportation the undocumented parents of citizen children — which, Univision was first to report, the administration did on Thursday.
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Origins' new pollution-fighting Mega-Defense line, which features a sunscreen and face oil, is "an integrative approach to protecting, defending and strengthening skin to protect from future damage," says Lizz Starr, the brand's global product development executive director.
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As one of the earliest congressional critics of President Donald Trump's immigration policies, Harris has pushed hard for a deal to protect from deportation those immigrants who came to the country illegally as children, a group known as Dreamers.
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Much to my surprise, people who I'd looked up to, that I felt an instinctive need to protect from my sullied presence, were just as in awe of the kind of experience I'd been picking up along the way.
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Both often don't have the funds or personnel to protect from sophisticated hackers, so they are routinely attacked by ransomware, which encrypts all data on infected computers and systems, forcing victims to pay a ransom to restore their access.
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Republican moderates, for their part, were moving in the opposite direction, shrugging off the pleas of their leaders as they worked toward forcing votes on legislation to protect from deportation young immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.
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The plan, crafted by a bipartisan group of senators led by moderate Republican Susan Collins, would protect from deportation 1.8 million young adults who were brought to the United States illegally as children and who are known as dreamers.
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In fact, the drop-off and pick-up areas in airports are among the many soft targets in the U.S. — from shopping malls to stadium parking lots — that are nearly impossible to protect from a concerted armed attack, officials said.
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The NYPD said for this year's parade, one new step will be to place heavy sand trucks at cross streets along the parade route to protect from the kind of deadly truck attack that took place in Nice, France, in July.
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This latest generation is quieter, has a better feel and has the added benefit of a new rubberized bladder, which should protect from spills, along with particulate matter, which has become a bane of everyone with an earlier model's existence.
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And while no man-made system can protect from the wind and the rain associated with a strong hurricane, the proposed coastal barrier could significantly reduce the storm surge, which often is the deadliest and most destructive part of the hurricane.
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But since the Obama administration lost its battle over executive orders on immigration in the lower courts, a tie at the Supreme Court will be bad news for the nearly 5m immigrants the president had hoped to protect from deportation.
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Although more research is needed, the group says consumers should look for three things: an SPF between 30 and 50 to protect from UVB rays, zinc oxide and titanium oxide to ward off UVA rays, and no oxybenzone and retinyl palmitate.
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Cramer Remix: Washington's war on you Cramer: Sanders' attack on business is unprecedented Cramer: Stocks on fire you've never heard of Cash is the perfect hedge in an environment when the market hits dangerous highs and could protect from devastating losses.
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But retreat is often derided by government officials as an anti-democratic and impractical, if not cowardly, approach in the fight against climate change, removing citizens, and the taxes they pay, from communities they say they can protect from rising seas.
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Traumatic brain injuries are among the most common injuries of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, in part because armor to protect from bullet and shrapnel wounds has gotten better, but they offer little protection from the shock waves of explosions.
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Hill was the first person (male or female) to climb the "nose" of Yosemite's El Capitan in a free ascent (that is, without the aid of gear and with no ropes other than those used to protect from a fall).
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Proponents say that because these laws have good Samaritan provisions — which protect from criminal consequence those who seek emergency medical assistance at the scene of a suspected drug overdose — they will not discourage people from calling 911 to report an overdose.
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With the help of a translator, they started learning the trends: While the area's fashions are steeped in pragmatism — hand-me-downs, handmade pockets added to jackets, and multiple hats to protect from the city's chill — there's a sense of whimsy and boldness.
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One of the most trusted brands by regular users and stylists alike, T3 prides itself on smart technologies that protect from heat damage and custom-blend plates that have just enough tourmaline to minimize frizz while keeping the balanced heat conduction of ceramic.
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" Pushed further to make a definitive statement, DeVos brought up a Wyoming elementary school that put a fence in place to protect children, saying, "I think probably there, I would imagine that there's probably a gun in the school to protect from potential grizzlies.
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O'Rourke promises to use executive orders to protect from deportation DACA recipients and immigrants with Temporary Protected Status — whose protections from deportation the Trump administration is trying to strip, but who have been saved (at least for now) by federal judges ruling against the president.
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Among them was U.S. Representative Nydia Velazquez, a Democrat who introduced legislation that would protect from deportation immigrants who have TPS and Deferred Enforced Departure (DED), another program subject to presidential discretion that was extended by Obama but is due to expire in March 2018.
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"We do need more AEDs out there and need to make sure they are accessible 232/250, outside buildings, possibly inside cabinets that protect from the elements," said senior author Timothy C.Y. Chan, director of the Centre for Healthcare Engineering at the University of Toronto.
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If they do, it will pass; the votes are there, the support is there and it's the right thing to do for the taxpayer, for this beleaguered industry and its law-abiding members, and for the animals that we must protect from this blatant cruelty.
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He then prepped with his Mist Nourishing Water and Scalp Nourish~Ment Braids and Locs Spray to protect from heat damage before smoothing her hair with a flat iron — leaving the natural texture of her roots intact — and using his hands to mold it into shape.
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Enbridge Inc, which saw a fire come within just one kilometer (0.62 mile) of its Cheecham crude oil tank farm, said it has not yet had to use a foam perimeter at its facilities but did spray tanks down with water to protect from the fires.
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"The right to try laws, including the federal law, take steps to protect from liability doctors and drug companies, but they don't require the drug company to provide the drug," explains Rebecca Dresser, a biomedical ethics professor at the Washington University School of Law in St. Louis.
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"I'm not calling for a major correction as of yet, but for investors who want to remain invested largely in equities, I suggest it's a good time to think about buying a protection to protect from a market downturn," said Hussein Sayed, chief market strategist at FXTM.
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The agency said those products don't meet the FDA's standards for safety and effectiveness and could even put consumers at risk by giving them a false sense of security that a dietary supplement could prevent sunburn, reduce aging or protect from the risks of skin cancer.
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But beyond the virtual/real distinction it's also interesting to watch a writer try to impart a sense of what a Via Dolorosa is really like, of how you make sense of it and bear it, to people he otherwise tries to protect from suffering — his children.
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If a person has surgical or N95 masks, the type that can protect from 95% of airborne particles, they can enter their contact information and details about their supply, and Klinger and Alpert will reach out with a hospital address where they can send the masks.
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While it makes sense to me that masks and hand sanitizer would be in short supply because of the outbreak, I wondered why people would be hoarding toilet paper — a product that is widely produced and doesn't help protect from a respiratory virus like COVID-19.
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The groups have a few arguments for a new rule: It could protect from lawsuits against the EPA to mandate a carbon rule, it could protect individual companies from lawsuits for their own emissions and it could set a favorable precedent for how the EPA regulates emissions.
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"We are not acting on the assumption we will get results through talks and accords," Rouhani said, alluding to European powers trying to salvage the deal that reined in Iran's disputed nuclear advances but unable to protect from U.S. sanctions the trade benefits that Tehran was promised in return.
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"With this executive order, the Trump administration is threatening the 1,100 miles of California coastline that the citizens of California own, and that we have fought to protect from special interests," said Tom Steyer, a top Democratic donor and the president of NextGen Climate, an environmental advocacy group.
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A ProPublica–Frontline investigation published Thursday identified 29-year-old Michael Miselis as the bearded man seen on video wearing protective goggles at the rally to protect from pepper spray while viciously assaulting counterprotesters, including one African-American man who was shoved to the ground and beaten repeatedly.
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Mr. Kelly made the remarks at a meeting with members of the Hispanic Caucus, as a group known as the Twos — the No. 2 Democrat and Republican in both the House and Senate — worked toward negotiating a deal to protect from deportation the young undocumented immigrants known as Dreamers.
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With the schizophrenias, for example, you're starting off with a fairly heavy burden—the diagnosis carries with it so much social, cultural, and historical stigma, and one way to self-protect from the weight of that burden can be to try and associate with characteristics that are typically seen as positive.
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On Monday evening, she was back at work, hosting a group of senators who hope to reach a bipartisan immigration deal that would protect from deportation an estimated 28500,6900 immigrants who came to the U.S. illegally as children, known as "Dreamers," and beef up security along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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"Key challenges include the rule's complexity, the degree of discretion it affords with regard to optimization of corrosion control treatment and compliance sampling practices that in some cases, may not adequately protect from lead exposure, and limited specific focus on key areas of concern such as schools," the agency wrote.
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The retiring head of the National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC) warned ahead of his exit Friday about extremists' ability to acquire lethal weapons in the U.S. In a final briefing with reporters ahead of his departure, NCTC Director Nicholas Rasmussen voiced concern about the ability to protect from mass casualty attacks.
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Buy Now Copper Olive Oil Cruet, $100 Anyone who knows olive oil knows that there's the plain stuff for cooking and then there's the good stuff that you want to protect from sunlight and heat at all costs; this spouted cruet is for the second kind, and it looks sweet as hell on the counter.
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The supplements -- Advanced Skin Brightening Formula, Sunsafe Rx, Solaricare and Sunergetic -- were "putting people's health at risk by giving consumers a false sense of security that a dietary supplement could prevent sunburn, reduce early skin aging caused by the sun, or protect from the risks of skin cancer," according to an FDA news release.
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But this would do more than prolong uncertainty; it could, in some cases, perpetuate harm for great numbers of people — women who have been grievously hurt by proliferating abortion restrictions at the state level, which have been challenged in the court; law-abiding immigrants Mr. Obama has tried to protect from deportation by reforming enforcement policies.
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This policy tells North Koreans that the reason they are hungry and impoverished and locked in a police state is because this is all necessary to fund the military and protect from enemies internal and external, so as to keep them safe from the imperialist Americans who would otherwise surely overwhelm them and do unspeakable things.
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My mother's black bagPregnant with life's essentials:Food to curb the effects of diabetes,Sweater to protect from chills, Ibuprofen for headaches, Ambien for sleep, Coffee vials and a small, plastic bottle of wine for quick pick-me-ups,An extra hat, A long and a short scarf,And other assorted sundries to deal with the unexpected.
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But conservatives say it would lay down a marker and a strong negotiating position for House Republicans as the two parties try to strike a deal to protect from deportation 28503,22019 recipients of the Obama-era DACA program, which protected certain immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children, before the March 5 deadline imposed by Trump.
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Facebook took down Onavo Protect from Apple's App Store in 2018 after Apple said that it violated its policies that state that apps should not collect information about which other apps are installed on a user's device for marketing or analytics, but according to TechCrunch, a lot of the code in the Facebook Research app is similar to Onavo Protect.
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Although Latino groups grew warmer toward Obama in his second term -- when, among other things, he instituted the deferred action program (DACA) to protect from deportation millions of young people brought to the US illegally by their parents -- in his first term, the large number of deportations and the sublimation of immigration reform to health care reform rankled some leaders.
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Although Latino groups grew warmer toward Obama in his second term -- when, among other things, he instituted the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program to protect from deportation millions of young people brought to the US illegally by their parents -- in his first term, the large number of deportations and the sublimation of immigration reform to health care reform rankled some leaders.
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" The announcement specifically calls out four products — GliSODin Skin Nutrients' Advanced Skin Brightening Formula, Napa Valley Bioscience's Sunsafe Rx, Pharmacy Direct's Solaricare and Sunergized LLC's Sunergetic — that it says "are putting people's health at risk by giving consumers a false sense of security that a dietary supplement could prevent sunburn, reduce early skin aging caused by the sun, or protect from the risks of skin cancer.
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In exchange for passing legislation to protect from deportation young undocumented immigrants who've lived in the country for years, the White House has said it wants to change immigration law to "ensure the swift return" of more newly arrived unaccompanied children and get rid of "loopholes" that allow thousands of children from Central America to seek refuge in the US. The administration claims those loopholes create a magnet for illegal immigration.
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The wall will likely only protect Wall Street and will ignore other boroughsPerhaps the most disturbing part of the story is that the Big U is probably not enough flood protection for the city at all:In parts of the Netherlands, barriers are required to protect from a one-in-10,000-year flood; in New York, most government agencies require protection only for a one-in-100-year flood plus 30 inches of sea-level rise.
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There are many ways—starting from sexual harassment, or refusal to respond to calls for help, or failure to protect from sexual violence—that are definitely forms of police violence experienced by women, that are not documented in the same way, that don't get the same kinds of media attention, that often take place in the privacy of homes or clinics or social service agencies or other private locations where there aren't cop-watching cameras.
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In Brazil, people place plants that belong to indigenous gods of fire like Caboclo in the entryways of homes and businesses to protect from the Evil Eye; in parts of Central America, people treat the Evil Eye, or mal de ojo , with the help of a curandero, a shaman or traditional folk healer who uses a ritual involving a raw egg to heal the afflicted; and in Greece and Italy, some people drop olive oil into holy water to test whether or not someone has the Evil Eye.
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The United States needs to conduct a holistic assessment of what public and private sector assets we should protect from supply chain risks, the threat actors who pose the greatest supply chain risks, the malicious techniques and procedures that threat actors are likely to use, the specific vulnerabilities of American information systems and devices, the most effective and efficient defense measures and mitigation strategies for thwarting adversaries and recovering from failed mitigation efforts, and the metrics that public and private sector entities should use to accurately assess supply chain threats and the effectiveness of risk mitigation and recovery efforts necessary to properly address them.
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