He spoke urgently about keeping our children safe from guns and all of us safe from terrorism.
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Under such rule, I was safe from predators, but not safe from the predatory actions of the state.
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The President is able to declassify information, and because of that, Trump would be "safe from criminal investigation" and "probably safe from impeachment," Dershowitz added.
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CBP employees are justifiably proud of their role in keeping our country free from terrorism, our neighborhoods safe from drugs and our economy safe from illegal trade.
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" But Dershowitz also noted the President is able to declassify information, and because of that, Trump would be "safe from criminal investigation" and "probably safe from impeachment.
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In the conversation inspired by their testimony, we should seek to keep all parties safe from harassment and threats, but we cannot keep them safe from criticism.
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So, Trump's hair is safe from Woodley ... for now.
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That number was never going to be safe from scammers.
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Your iPhone isn't as safe from viruses as you thought.
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No genre is safe from my soft movie theater sobs.
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I worked to keep this country safe from terrorist threats.
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No one is safe from the wrath of the internet.
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Even those who'd paid $35,000 weren't safe from sales tactics.
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It's about how really no one is safe from it.
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For the time being, Max Games is safe from displacement.
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That said, no place is safe from an enterprising criminal.
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There, she says, they are safe from destruction and war.
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Salute, Jon, for keeping these kids safe from subway trolls.
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Nowhere is safe from snakes, not even the ... gas station?
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And even the little things aren't safe from my curse.
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He'll be too busy staying safe from the serial killers.
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No one is seemingly safe from the Crying Jordan treatment.
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Some industries were safe from digital disruption, for a time.
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You are not immune or safe from getting seriously ill.
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Workers at more established retailers aren't safe from layoffs, either.
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There is no other way to remain safe from coronavirus.
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Still, the country has generally been safe from gun massacres.
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The secret, whatever it is, is still safe from us.
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In this sense, nobody was safe from the Cold War.
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No part of the world was safe from the pandemic.
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The app is encrypted, making it safe from government snoops.
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Even those who keep their jobs aren't safe from hardship.
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Build affordable homes in places that are safe from wildfires.
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Not even our military bases are safe from gun violence.
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Not even dogs are safe from being displaced by robots.
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BRATTON: WELL IN TERMS OF THE ISSUE OF WORKPLACE, KEEPING YOUR EMPLOYEES SAFE AS THEY TRAVEL AROUND THE WORLD, KEEPING THEM SAFE FROM TERRORISM, KEEPING THEM SAFE FROM KIDNAPPING, WORKPLACE VIOLENCE, THE ACTIVE SHOOTERS.
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Not even Dancing with the Stars' votes are safe from meddling.
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No one is safe from Huckabee's famous spoofs, goofs, and gags.
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Shipowners wanted to keep their assets safe from volatile local politics.
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Of course, no McDonald's food is safe from the straw treatment.
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Not even America's strangest superstition is safe from climate change's clutches.
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But you aren't safe from the crowds in the air, either.
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LONDON — Alas, even Sweden isn't safe from the wrath of 2016.
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No one was safe, from Fox News to CNN to MSNBC.
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So you're probably safe from being exposed for the time being.
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Encryption is what keeps communications between parties safe from prying eyes.
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And, perhaps most importantly, your website will be safe from cybercrime.
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Even former Vice President Dick Cheney wasn't totally safe from cyberattacks.
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Clearly no dessert is safe from the glittery, swirly-hued takeover.
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At least 360fly's camera is kept slightly safe from the elements.
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Nothing is safe from corporate stunts — not even Boyhood knock-offs.
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However, that doesn't mean it's safe from Trump's proposed healthcare reform.
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That it would be safe from repeal and even substantial reform.
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For now, anyway, Mr. Trump seems safe from the group's scrutiny.
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Nor are female murder victims safe from this kind of digging.
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All the Russians stayed in their home county, safe from extradition.
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Today, you are never safe from bullies thanks to social media.
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Bonus: Keep dinner guests safe from nasty bugs in undercooked meat.
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Online storage also keeps treasured images safe from fires and floods.
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We detailed some simple advice to stay safe from online scams.
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Here are stocks top analysts say are safe from the coronavirus:
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Versions of Samba newer than 4.4 are safe from the attack.
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No deportable alien is safe from deportation under Trump's enforcement policies.
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How do I keep my house safe from the zombie onslaught?
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Stay safe from phishers, lock down your smartphone, master password tips. Activist?
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"I was not safe from the officers," the congresswoman told CNN. 23.
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"Our community must be safe from targeted violence," Kitchen wrote on Facebook.
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Even the lightest of topics aren't safe from their incessant negative energy.
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No target is safe, from ordering on Seamless to cliché emoji usage.
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And in conclusion: No one is safe from PM Steal Yo Girl!
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But nobody is safe from life, or the doubts of the self.
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Not even celebrity kids are safe from the onslaught of flu season.
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Today's plasma, however, is safe from the contamination risks of the past.
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Apparently, no one is safe from the infectious hype of the lob.
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Users of other operating systems are not safe from such attacks either.
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But it's not exactly comforting, because no one is safe from memefication.
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One change: eliminating the word "safe" from one section of the rule.
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"A white-collar user is safe [from this particular concern]," said Ciccarone.
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Is there anything I can do to stay safe from air terrorism?
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Keeping America safe from threats or welcoming to immigrants are noble causes.
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The Trump administration says the policy will keep Americans safe from terrorism.
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Instagram, just the rest of the internet, is not safe from haters.
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"But where do you go that's safe from natural disasters?" he asks.
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We deserve a space where you can feel safe from that behaviour.
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Even Winfrey isn't safe from being called on to carry America's burdens.
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And also keep each other safe from the spread of the virus.
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Opinion Dr. Peek studies how to keep children safe from natural disasters.
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But he remains detained, and he is still not safe from deportation.
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Now Congress will need to act to keep America safe from #China.
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There was no such thing as being safe from danger, not really.
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Treasury represents the banking system's interest in maintaining systems safe from hackers.
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Strategies that keep children safe from sexual abuse in the first place.
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They don't know how to feed themselves or stay safe from predators.
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VPNs also offer secure connections that are relatively safe from prying eyes.
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NOT EVEN classical music, politest of art forms, is safe from politics.
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It is a long season, and no team is safe from challenges.
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No one is safe from mockery and ridicule, including children and teenagers.
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If your I.T. people have your systems well secured and are applying updates and patches consistently and you're not a regular target of nation-state actors, you're relatively safe from Attack #1, and therefore, pretty safe from Thrangrycat.
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While the casework in Zymere Perkins's case was plainly indefensible, the city's child welfare system over all has gotten much better at keeping children safe: safe from abusive or neglectful parents, and safe from unnecessarily being removed from home.
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Trump's ultimate goal is to make (white) Americans feel safe from unauthorized immigration.
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He posits that users of Tor cannot expect to be safe from hackers.
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Our streets will finally be safe from hardworking people who contribute to society.
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Now, Facebook has acknowledged yet another challenge: Keeping your data safe from surveillance.
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Extra measures were taken to ensure news and data remained safe from hackers.
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Just because you survive the book doesn't mean you're safe from TV Joe.
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Even a main character like Ned Stark (Sean Bean) isn't safe from death!
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They're still the only thing that's keeping your data safe from the law.
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No one – not even an MLB great – is safe from the Internet's creativity.
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From Leonardo DiCaprio to Bryan Cranston, no one was safe from showing PDA.
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He said he needed it to make America safe from "radical Islamic terrorists".
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How would he keep his sammy safe from the outside world during transit?
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Keeping your internet property safe from hackers is hard enough on its own.
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Not even his daughter Ivanka is safe from her father's obsession with appearance.
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The vote means that Temer is safe from prosecution while he remains president.
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Never a bad idea to try to keep your car safe from hail.
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Nothing is safe from scrutiny on the internet, and weddings are no exception.
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Even in the sanctuary of a game park, rhinoceroses aren't safe from poachers.
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But that doesn't mean these mandatory spending programs are safe from budget cuts.
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Security swooped in on the Cruzes to keep them safe from unhappy delegates.
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"We want other families to be safe from something like this," he says.
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Even outside the country, dissidents are not necessarily safe from the North's assassins.
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Not even country's most beloved stars are safe from the trolls of Twitter.
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Amazon Prime Video will almost certainly be safe from any Disney-inspired purge.
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Not even shop windows or locked phone screens were safe from my glare.
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Hey, if you're safe from the snow, you might as well enjoy it.
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For $14 you'll keep your dog safe from the perils of the night.
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It's waterproof and drop proof, so it's completely safe from unforeseen party fouls.
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No one, not even the Minions, are safe from unlicensed Donald Trump merch.
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Don't worry ... his handlers kept him safe from the resurgent sea of fans.
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For several minutes on Thursday, the world was safe from President Trump's tweets.
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No one is safe from a technical glitch — not even the royal family.
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But they're hopefully be able to keep the temple safe from an earthquake.
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" He adds, "We want other families to be safe from something like this.
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Keeping Americans safe from terrorist attacks is one of the president's primary responsibilities.
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From Megan Fox to Jeff Foxworthy, no one is safe from Ellen's wrath.
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Alright, just don't forget to keep us and our data safe from misuse.
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No one is safe from a cyber attack, not even elementary school children.
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Can he keep his beloved pet a secret, safe from the bloody fray?
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"The majority of Chicago is fairly safe from this particular problem," he said.
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Not even LeBron James is safe from scrutiny after a historic triple-double.
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Not even badge-earning Cub Scouts are safe from the perils of camping.
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As it turns out, my home was safe from that wildfire but underinsured.
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Neither a ballerina nor a bare ankle is safe from Tumblr's haphazard algorithm.
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New York is safe from the howling winds and torrential rain, for now.
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The program appears to be safe from the ax, at least for now.
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Even civilians in liberated parts of Mosul are not safe from the fighting.
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" He added, "Who would be against keeping our children safe from speeding drivers?
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Not even former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn's family is safe from scrutiny.
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Younger people "are not immune or safe from getting seriously ill," Fauci said.
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Supermodels and A-list celebrities, no one is safe from the show now.
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Surgical masks are probably not going to keep you safe from COVID-19.
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These bills represent historic steps forward in keeping Virginians safe from gun violence.
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No one is safe from fashion critiques when Met Gala season rolls around.
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This would be an important step in keeping those employees safe from harm.
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We have a duty to keep those in this country safe from terrorism.
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A virtual private network ostensibly keeps your internet browsing safe from prying eyes.
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The president's primary obligation is to keep American citizens safe from foreign threats.
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They help keep Americans safe from infectious diseases before they reach our shores.
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But Madison's biggest responsibility is keeping his team safe from Mother Nature's wrath.
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I think they're going to find out they aren't safe from anything anymore.
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This year's holiday glow up still wasn't safe from jokes on Twitter, though.
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The United States hopes to somehow keep the world safe from North Korea.
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Your home network, for instance, is almost certainly safe from a Pineapple attack.
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But he never lost sight of the Russian threat to the West and kept up the pressure even as he developed a relationship with Gorbachev aimed at keeping the world safe from Russia, not at keeping Russia safe from the world.
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Essentially, here are the best places to live to be safe from crime and violence, safe from getting stuck in a hurricane, earthquake, or tornado, and to be in a good spot to buy a home or find a job.
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Sacred they may be, but that didn't mean they were safe from Lawrence's derriere.
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Image: Christiaan Colen/FlickrYour data may be safe from a quantum attack... for now.
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No one is safe from the left&aposs angry wrath, maybe not even you.
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Lavers said her findings had proved to her nowhere was safe from plastic pollution.
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Your UPS will also protect against power surges—keeping your hardware safe from harm.
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Funeral homes, restaurants, hospitals — nowhere is safe from the great Pokémon surge of 2016.
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Revealed: Det Insps Mulder & Scully - keeping QLD safe from alien colonisation all this time!
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She'd been trying to save my life, to keep me safe from the world.
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The thing we share in common is keeping our citizens safe from terrorist activity.
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This helps keeps your messages safe from hackers, mass surveillance, and other malicious actors.
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I will continue to devote my time to keeping people safe from malware attacks.
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Karen seems safe from her comic book life of heroin and porn — for now.
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If consumers are to trust smart vehicles, they must deem them safe from attack.
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Airstrikes on hospitals Civilian hospitals are supposed to be safe from attacks during war.
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If it does, the cold dark matter hypothesis is seemingly safe from this quandary.
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At night, they go in a kennel to stay safe from unwanted intruders/kidnappers.
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She's safe from infection, but still threatened by poachers who we know will return.
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Not even our favorite movie stars are safe from the wrath of the Internet!
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Saurage also said that the many other park animals are safe from the floodwater.
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Just asking... Nothing in this country is safe from partisan, even unhinged, political vitriol.
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This week's executive order presumably leaves LGBTQ people safe from religious discrimination, for now.
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But alas, you're only in the real world and safe from the zombie apocalypse.
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But even though the outbreak was technically over, Africa wasn't safe from the disease.
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Safe from the homophobia, racism, hate and violence so rampant in our country today.
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But not all the security in the world can keep me safe from hate.
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"First and foremost being that you will keep them safe from harm," Goodfellow said.
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No mention is made about how to keep a gun safe from a baby.
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The exhibition room is dark and cold, to keep the books safe from damage.
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Not being a young, desperate actress does not make you safe from this behavior.
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No one is safe from Schuyler's biting mockery, not Southern segregationists or black liberationists.
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But Ireland is also a place that should be relatively safe from outside influence.
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He also touts his record at keeping the city safe from another terror attack.
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The whistleblower was granted anonymity under federal law to keep him safe from retaliation.
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It helps secure companies' networks and keep it safe from attacks and suspicious activity.
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No candidate was safe from attacks on the debate stage in Charleston, S.C. Sen.
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Part of the new construction has been making the building safe from future storms.
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Your secret, dirty tab life is now safe from anyone looking over your shoulder.
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That leads DataTrek to the conclusion that there's no stock safe from big repricing.
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Instead, transfer the digital coins offline and into a hardware wallet, safe from hackers.
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Here's how to keep your family, including its furrier members, safe from the virus.
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Morgan Stanley has highlighted the industries that could be safe from Amazon's disruptive domination.
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No one is safe from Elon Musk's barbs, it seems — not even Bill Gates.
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"One day, I brought in $6,000 from the safe from my store," Behzadzadeh reminisced.
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I grew up in an era when the business was never safe from peril.
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That's why I thought American politics was safe from demagogues and really dangerous players.
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Rose is eager to stay in, safe from the world outside, but it keeps intruding.
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Knit Touchscreen Gloves — $10.99 See Details Make sure you keep your ride safe from snow.
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So we're never safe from someone who just wants to save his or her skin.
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"Many of us have worked for years to keep America safe from terrorists," they wrote.
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By the way even the Cineplex isn&apost safe from the tactics of the left.
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By their models' measure, essentially none of those households are safe from being re-identified.
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In any event, you're probably safe from federal prosecution if you're engaging in account sharing.
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Check out the CDC's website for more on staying safe from salmonella when eating poultry.
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Photos of Getty, 8am PT. #GettyCenter and #GettyVilla remain safe from #GettyFire to the north.
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She had heard the stories even when her village was still safe from the conflict.
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Even those who are merely popular online do not appear to be safe from censorship.
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But not even this remote expanse is safe from our crap, a new study shows.
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In those writings, he likens international borders to membranes keeping the body safe from diseases.
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I don't even know how to play acoustic guitar, so the world's safe from that!
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If this happens, May will be safe from another formal leadership challenge for a year.
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The obvious question that arises about online voting is whether it is safe from tampering.
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The burglars stole a safe from a home with jewelry valued at more than $500,000.
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Is Facebook calling on New Yorkers to mark themselves as "Safe From Cars" every month?
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The doting male frogs generally separate their young to keep them safe—from each other.
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Your weird, late-night Facebook exploits are safe from the prying eyes of your boss!
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Police argue that they need expanded digital powers to keep us all safe from crime.
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The advisory also said that no part of Syria should be considered safe from violence.
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Two squad cars are parked behind the protesters, presumably keeping them safe from oncoming traffic.
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He must see the obvious pattern – keep your nukes and be safe from U.S. attack.
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Midterm meddling: Here's how the U.S. is keeping its election system safe from Russian interference.
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"Women have lived their entire lives learning how to be safe from men," she said.
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Nobody is safe from Star Wars on May the 4th — not even the Emperor president.
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Not even the most tight-knit communities are safe from the clutches of spicy arguments.
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No dad hat, graphic tee, or party dress was safe from the electric lime green.
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He had them wear gloves and other gear to keep them safe from the substances.
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In addition, keeping the homeland safe from cyber threats has emerged as a top priority.
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There'a nowhere safe from the terror of gun violence in the United States of America.
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Washington (CNN)Let this sink in: The President is safe from the White House sinkhole.
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The mattresses had dubious stains and no bedding, but they were safe from the fire.
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But they generally think that their job will be safe from being transformed by automation.
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It would also examine, evaluate and recommend ways to keep our citizens safe from violence.
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But even the city's most popular restaurants aren't safe from scathing New York Times reviews.
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The case also has IP 2128 protection to keep it safe from dust and water.
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Even better, the other universes aren't observable, hence multiverse theories are safe from experimental test.
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As of early Monday, the storm's path appears to leave MacDill safe from heavy damage.
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The government should focus on ensuring that our voting machinery is safe from foreign hackers.
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But just like everywhere else, the halls of Congress are not safe from the virus.
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No blade of grass, no rose bush nor flower bed, was safe from the goats.
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The stock market is collapsing again and even beloved celebrities aren't safe from global pandemics.
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Tactfulness, discretion and the responsibility of keeping men safe from unjust accusations are more important.
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We don't want to control guns; we want to keep people safe from their misuse.
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Amazon's marketplace is so chaotic that not even Amazon itself is safe from getting hijacked.
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How it was made safe from petrochemicals is a book I look forward to reading.
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Keeping Americans safe from such threats requires vision, planning, persistence and working with other countries.
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Those who have received two measles, mumps and rubella vaccinations are safe from the disease.
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He'd be hiding in plain sight, sure, but safe from the storms gathering around him.
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Neither digital nor hard records will be safe from unreasonable government searches and compelled disgorgement.
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It even keeps your hands safe from accidents due to its handy built-in handguard.
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Keeping the planet safe from those who willingly choose to abuse it requires constant vigilance.
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These are uncertain times, and no nation is safe from these kinds of populist uprisings.
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Furthermore, the mission was in no way keeping our country safe from future terror threats.
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Impeachment will not keep our kids safe from gun violence or end the opioid epidemic.
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The theater has never been a place from which to be safe from dangerous ideas.
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But no one seems to know whether they've actually kept students safe from gun violence.
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This week provided yet another reminder that no black American is truly safe from racism.
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You can be an expert in whatever drug, but you are never safe from being scammed.
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We thought the Keating Five were safe from the fire, but it was all a trick.
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While secure, nothing is safe from the power of the screenshot, so keep that in mind.
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But Schlossberg doubts the U.S.-centric small caps would be safe from any coming trade storm.
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Silicon Valley is celebrating that its precious stock options are safe from new taxes — for now.
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It goes to show you that even Mark Zuckerberg isn't safe from the monster he's created.
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These pooches aren't just making a fashion statement; they are staying safe from predators in style.
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She also has somewhere to store the material she collects, safe from thieves and gouging policemen.
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The heavily guarded part of the city supposedly safe from rebel attack is the green zone.
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Everybody wants to feel safe and to be safe from the hazards of the outside world.
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It adds a fun space theme to your bathroom and keeps your floor safe from water.
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Still, YouTube has been slow to adopt policies that keep its users safe from hate speech.
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These are people whose livelihoods and reputations are largely safe from the Trump administration's bureaucratic cruelty.
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So that's a whole bunch of asteroids we're pretty safe from in the next 100 years.
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Maryam Mehtar: I am sure that no woman in Afghanistan has been safe from sexual harassment.
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But most importantly, she depicts women in environments where they are safe from shame and violence.
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Last episode, we learned that Oliver (Conrad Ricamora) is safe from the fire at Annalise's house.
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It's a place where even a place of worship is no longer safe from gun violence.
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In fact, the company says, it's keeping everyone safe from stuff like terrorism and child abuse.
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Eichelsheim warned against being naive and considering the Netherlands as relatively safe from Russian cyber attacks.
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Blockchain provided the global record-keeping network that has kept Nakamoto's digital currency safe from fraudsters.
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TMZ broke the story ... suspects stole a safe from a home where Rae Sremmurd was staying.
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From Sean Spicer to Ivanka Trump, no one is safe from Saturday Night Live's many jokes.
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For now, migrants and observers can only guess whether they'll be safe from the government's reach.
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So my question to you is, what are your plans for keeping us safe from terrorism?
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If you don't see elevated power lines, you're most likely safe from all but catastrophic blackouts.
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They stopped to make sure that creatures - great and small -- were also safe from harm's way.
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Fifty-nine percent of Americans now feel less safe from North Korea than one year ago.
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"Keeping this country safe from terrorists is the highest priority of the Trump administration," Prior said.
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She urged the committee to appoint a judge who will keep Americans safe from gun violence.
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Storing your savings there can help them grow, while keeping them completely safe from investment risk.
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Those organizations and government entities that patched the vulnerability were generally safe from the targeted exploit.
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We found answers about what we can do to keep ourselves safe from the changing climate.
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Making the intended target safe from beer, and literally everyone else in its path, uh, not.
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Ahead, we answer the need-to-know questions about staying safe from this warm-weather threat.
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The affordable Bison Life Safety Glasses will keep your eyes safe from splashes and most materials.
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He had been part of a spy swap; it was believed he was safe from retaliation.
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There was never any good reason to think that trade policy was safe from Trump's depredations.
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What becomes of us when civilians need guns to keep them safe from civilians with guns?
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"I will continue to devote my time to keeping people safe from malware attacks," he added.
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"Even the biggest Hollywood stars," he marveled, "are no longer safe from the mobs they created."
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The passenger pigeon illustrates that even species with colossal population sizes are not safe from disappearing.
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She would have slept in trees to remain safe from giant predators like sabre-toothed cats.
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Since Amazon is renowned for its cut-rate deals, it would seem safe from federal intervention.
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Making arenas a place where fans can feel safe from a complex, invisible virus is thornier.
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It even comes with P2P/WPS encryption to ensure all footage is safe from prying eyes.
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Instead, they&aposd most likely choose inland areas that were nearby but relatively safe from flooding.
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Knowing where asbestos is located is critical to keeping people safe from unnecessary or accidental exposure.
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YouTube Kids Think your young kids are safe from inappropriate content when they're watching YouTube Kids?
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The other basks in nostalgia for a moment when two lovers felt safe from the elements.
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Executives who thought – or still think – they are safe from disruption will face a rude awakening.
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"The negative result does not help us confirm people are safe from this disease," Messonnier said.
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Those who have received two Measles, Mumps and Rubella (MMR) vaccinations are safe from the disease.
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Active Episcopalians, the Shepards had long sought a final resting place safe from vandalism or desecration.
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The charging tip is retractable, keeping it safe from scratches and dents when not in use.
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But the truth is that no part of the world is really safe from climate change.
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Vivos claims on its website that the shelter is safe from tsunamis, earthquakes, and nuclear attacks.
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Jews in Israel are safe from persecution and — unlike their brethren in other countries — do not assimilate.
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It became evident that no personage or brand, no matter how beloved, was safe from his wrath.
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He also focused on the theme that Hillary Clinton will refuse to keep America safe from Islamists.
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Click here to view original GIFNo one is safe from being replaced by a robot in 2018.
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Correction: An earlier version of this post stated that Wes was safe from the fire at Annalise's.
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TunnelBear provides everything you need to keep your browsing activity safe from hackers, advertisers, or prying eyes.
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In the meantime, Obamacare is safe from Republican hands — thanks in no small part to Donald Trump.
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Sleeping with F.B.I. director J. Edgar Hoover in drag Government officials aren't safe from Bowers' list either.
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And winning by even one will mean she is safe from another leadership challenge for 12 months.
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The second problem is that local backups won't keep your data safe from natural disasters or theft.
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His big lie is that he's going to make America great by keeping us safe from outsiders.
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For the foreseeable future, the likes of Chime and N26 are safe from competition from big tech.
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Passing a waiver to the PAYGO law doesn't mean entitlement programs are safe from budget cuts, however.
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No one is safe from the unfiltered, unrefined, and unqualified comments from Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
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The batteries are safe, the documents are distributed, and capitalism is safe from leftist extremism once more.
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It's to the point that not even the animals are safe from the responsibilities of Feb. 14.
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In their murmuring trillions, insects seemed safe from the pressures that were driving predatory mammals towards extinction.
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No one is safe from Saturday Night Live's cheeky commentary, not even innocent Irish airline, Aer Lingus.
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Former NSA chief: Ukraine attack a warning for US utilities Is the national grid safe from malware?
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No one took the mission of keeping people safe from big storms more to heart than Nick.
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In other words, there are very few places in the country that are safe from the bloodshed.
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Earlier in the film, Goose swallows the Tesseract, apparently to keep it safe from the alien Kree.
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It doesn't seem like anyone in the White House is safe from Trump's, uh, fire and fury.
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But now it looks like your Amazon delivery job might not be safe from automation after all.
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The main priority, Bowser said, was to keep people safe, from students to commuters to the homeless.
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If a top performer like Unilever can be attacked, then no company is safe from hostile takeover.
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Not even the millennia-old tradition of drinking fermented grapes is safe from the ironic hipster gaze.
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Stephens-Davidowitz said all the data researched is anonymous and is pretty safe from a privacy perspective.
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Not even those in the the pope's camp are safe from them, according to a new report.
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Petersburg area, once thought to be relatively safe from harm, suddenly found itself in the storm's crosshairs.
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But Slim Jim's revamp suggests not even the convenience-store shelves are safe from premium consumer palettes.
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The president said immigrants who might have qualified for the programs would still be safe from deportation.
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But for now, on Twitter at least, it seems that sex workers are safe from the banhammer.
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Millions of people now question whether their assets are safe from some as yet unsuspected new plan.
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Only direct action can keep our neighbors and ourselves safe from the bloodshed of a Latin Spring.
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"Being in a family residential center, safe from their country's alleged oppression, should be acceptable," he added.
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However the global order shakes out, each side's home territory seems safe from invasion by the other.
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The deal anecdotally shows that no company is safe from the creative destruction brought by technological change.
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They should also be safe from hackers, with the companies identifying security weaknesses and issuing software updates.
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No one was truly safe from Kimmel's jokes, which made Sunday night's ceremony that much more memorable.
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From family parties to sold-out arenas, no social event was safe from a mannequin challenge video.
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It follows an orphan who joins a battle to keep a fantastical kingdom safe from various threats.
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New technology could allow users to access secured data while still keeping it safe from malicious actors.
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The United States should help set up and defend a protected area where they're safe from attack.
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No subject was safe, from his fans to himself, and the energy in the room is palpable.
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I wish I could go back in time and be there to keep you safe from harm.
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She took the anticoagulation medicine for six months until she was pronounced safe from any more clots.
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"There is no other way to remain safe from the coronavirus," Modi said in a televised address.
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He was also the head of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) from 2009 to 2016.
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" The lawyer, Margie A. Pizarro, said Ms. Wright "trusted the school to keep Raniya safe from harm.
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HE WAS once a liberal reformer, but now no institution is safe from Viktor Orban's iron grip.
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There is no set period of time after which an undocumented immigrant is automatically safe from deportation.
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With the right flea treatment for cats, you can keep your cat or kitten safe from fleas.
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No patent is safe from these repeated challenges that have been filed by anyone for any reason.
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A sturdy case or sleeve goes a long way to keep your laptop safe from accidental damage.
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Keep it safe from scratches and hard-to-remove pet fur with this seat cover from BarksBar.
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Keep it safe from scratches and hard-to-remove pet fur with this seat cover from BarksBar.
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They know their children are not safe from bullies chanting "Build the wall!" at schools or playgrounds.
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I was locked up against my will to keep me safe from my deep depression with psychosis.
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"Keeping this country safe from terrorists is the highest priority of the Trump administration," Mr. Prior said.
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It includes 11 bar tools, including an eco-friendly bamboo stand to keep everything safe from scratches.
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Yi also served as head of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) from 2009 to 2016.
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They aren't ever safe from the whims of the wilderness, the callousness of winter, or failing health.
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Can we now resign ourselves to the fact we cannot be safe from threats of terrorism anywhere?
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And he is not going to deliver swift action to keep our kids safe from mass shootings.
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He wants students to be safe from gun violence but he's also really worried about plastic straws.
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No corner is safe from constraints, so it took quite a while to get everything just so.
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It ranked eighth for natural disaster risk, making it relatively safe from any inclement weather or disasters.
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High-yield savings accounts are safe from risk and FDIC-insured, plus they protect you against inflation.
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They arrived at a refugee camp, safe from the fighting, but he was now on his own.
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As events of the last five years show, these institutions are far from safe from human devastation.
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Someone like Kavanaugh — "the nicest person," in Graham's words — should be safe from allegations of sexual misconduct.
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It's also about dismantling the networks of silence that can keep abusers safe from consequences for decades.
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Disregarding them is a large part of how he arrived at this political moment, meaning the man whose name Trump retweeted is not at all safe from having his name shared by the president again, nor is he safe from all of the repercussions such a presidential action has.
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Unlike the classic Nacho Cheesier eating experience, it looks like your smartphone is safe from Technicolor flavor dust.
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Mr Zakir insisted that the party had made Xinjiang safe from "bombings, assassinations, poisoning, arson" and other perils.
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No one is safe from the temptation of streaming March Madness at work — not even the Pentagon, apparently.
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Kors went to extremes to ensure his and LaPere's glass-walled master bathroom was safe from prying eyes.
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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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Your pets keep you safe from the extremely dangerous world, but they also keep the unpredictability at bay.
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And we got an inside look at how Google's worldwide security teams keep the web safe from phishing.
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Once the payment is completed, the number stops working, and you're safe from additional transactions from that card.
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And remember: Just because you're in a hotel that seems clean, doesn't necessarily mean you're safe from bedbugs.
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This protective case maintains the trendy case-less look all while keeping your device safe from accidental drops.
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He's taking on new responsibilities, including dealing with Nick Fury and keeping New York safe from bad guys.
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" But he also said, "Our FISA system is critical to keeping America safe from real and evolving threats.
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Oh, did you think you were safe from hackers hijacking your peripherals when you bought that webcam cover?
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But how much do you know about staying safe from melanoma, the most dangerous form of skin cancer?
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Dad believed that spraying the house with DEET could keep his son and wife safe from every harm.
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Big-box retailer Target is proving to be safe from the threat of Amazon, according to J.P. Morgan.
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Plus, the Droplr remote server keeps all of your team's assets organized and safe from accidental data loss.
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We need a president with the judgment and resolve to keep this country safe from radical Islamic terrorists.
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Does it give other girls and women any more power to be safe from misogyny and sexual assault?
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Unfortunately, our righteous outrage about Brown's audacity to publicly pursue Rihanna won't keep her safe from his abuse.
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On top of that, the Motion has IP67 water and dust resistance, so it's safe from the elements.
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So it obviously cannot guarantee its systems and the data being processed there are safe from hacking risks.
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It also provides identity protection for any and all online transactions, keeping your identity safe from potential fraud.
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Ensuring that adults who use Facebook are safe from abuse or contact from unwanted strangers can be difficult.
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From professional sports locker rooms to high school classrooms, it seems no area is safe from the epidemic.
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Both hosts are giants in the comedy world, so those are presumably safe from being canceled anytime soon.
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As long as women are second-class citizens at work, they will never be safe from predatory men.
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Can we honestly say that we're doing enough to keep our children — all of them — safe from harm?
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It's thus entirely up to the doctor or dentist to ensure that their patients are safe from predators.
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"Nobody is safe from the Bureau's attention and any networking will not provide indulgence or protection," it said.
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But according to new research, it may also take a village to keep a child safe from homicide.
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Trump's administration has made it clear that no immigrant is safe from the deportation machine they are building.
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That's a huge chunk of habitat, at risk for drilling and habitat fragmentation, held safe from industrial destruction.
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And because nothing in this country is safe from political divisions, this celestial event too sparks a divide.
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It's called condensation, people, and no one is safe from the foggy steam that fills up plastic clothes.
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Commissioner Scott Gottlieb and his team understand that it's government's job to keep us safe from dangerous products.
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If the page only says that public data can be exported, your DMs are safe from your boss.
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Sun Truthers When it comes to tin-foil speculation, even the Sun is not safe from side glances.
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While her home is likely safe from lava, she still hasn't been back since Friday's 6.9-magnitude earthquake.
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At the house we're shooting from, there's a balcony that's covered, so we're basically safe from the elements.
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With all major business leaders featuring on last January's "Kremlin report" none can feel safe from future targeting.
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Those providers are safe from the law as long as they don't promote or solicit those explicit images.
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The Statue of Liberty rests on a 154-foot-tall pedestal, but it's not entirely safe from flooding.
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While pets are safe from the common cold that infects humans, they can have colds of their own.
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In Five Nights at Freddy's, players work to keep themselves safe from a pizza parlor's murderous animatronic monsters.
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That's probably enough to keep your entire computer or home entertainment setup safe from a sudden power surge.
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Rude messages have even been found in rune form — yep, not even the Vikings were safe from trolls.
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Drug dealers, weapons traders, wannabe fromagers—nobody's safe from BunnyLord's crew of effing and blinding hitmen and women.
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One, written by a child, asked for students and teacher to be safe from gun violence, she said.
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I thought of my 7-year-old grandson, hunched over his tablet, keeping the world safe from zombies.
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She's coordinator for Deschutes County of Project Wildfire, teaching residents how to keep their homes safe from fire.
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However, that does not mean these areas are safe from activities on land or on the ocean surface.
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He pledged to keep them safe from "rabble rousers," religious cults, armed insurgents and the pitfalls of Westernization.
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You are not immune or safe from getting seriously ill," Fauci said on CNN's "State of the Union.
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This should not be a partisan issue, for we should all want our society safe from gun violence.
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These tools find, fix, and monitor vulnerabilities to help keep it safe from hackers and other bad actors.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT (as Trump) "Sorry, John, you're just not up to keeping us safe from America's greatest enemy.
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The rich have many ways of hiding assets and making them safe from states and from the taxman.
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That skill is crucial when we are talking about keeping our communities and our nation safe from harm.
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"My daughter tells me, 'Mom, there is no wall or surface that is safe from you,' " she said.
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State of the Art In the technology industry, the sharks have never long been safe from the minnows.
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Preventing these materials from ending up in the wrong hands keeps the world safe from a nuclear attack.
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Even leading players like UnitedHealth aren't safe from being in the "penalty box" for some time, he said.
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He also became a regular on Dean Martin's televised roasts, where no celebrity was safe from his onslaughts.
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An Australian zookeeper took home monkeys, pandas, and a tiger in order to keep them safe from bushfires
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The forward bay cover is meant to keep this hardware safe from extreme environments during the mission to space.
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You're safe from sublicensing, though you can choose to publish your writings under a number of Creative Commons rules.
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No organization or institution was safe from an onslaught of relentless change, I said then, and that includes democracy.
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Besides, no discipline is safe from politics forever—just ask an evolutionary biologist, or maybe just read some Galileo.
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Of course, she had already secured a rose from last week's group date, so she was safe from elimination.
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Whether they are harmless high school pranks, or possible acts of war, nothing is safe from the meme treatment.
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Castration, I believed, would sideline the abuser's compulsions and thus keep the world safe from him (or her lol).
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Photo: Getty ImagesMucus, you fickle fiend—usually, you're there keeping us safe from whatever nasties sneak inside of us.
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No one was safe, from Che Guevara, to Marilyn Monroe, Diane Arbus, Andy Warhol, Truman Capote, and Meryl Streep.
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Diana of Themyscira is raised among a race of women warriors bred to keep the world safe from war.
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The researchers say one main benefit of their system (apart from durability) is keeping humans safe from drone crashes.
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The novel's first 100 pages are searing; no racial or cultural stereotype is safe from Mr Beatty's satirical eye.
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President Trump suggested on Twitter that DACA recipients are safe from deportation, at least for the next six months.
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All's well that ends well – though knowing the show, there's no guarantee Kris will be safe from future pranks.
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China is safe from the biggest indirect effect of Mr Trump's victory: the boost it gives other populist politicians.
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This means that they should be safe from any budget cuts, which administration officials say will target underperforming organizations.
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How will you keep your pet safe from holiday's dangers like fireworks, poisonous foods, and other wild party animals?
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Mr Trump is right to want to "keep America safe" from such influences, even if he muddled his figures.
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Massachusetts and ConnecticutBoston is safe from Hermine's winds, but Martha's Vineyard, Cape Cod and Nantucket are areas of concern.
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"No one is safe from this—we all have the capacity to blow up at each other," Gat says.
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" He added: "I wish I could go back in time and be there to keep you safe from harm.
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Ieremenko was told if he paid them, he would be safe from extradition, which, legally speaking, he was anyway.
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But not everywhere uses the so-called Transport Layer Security that keeps HTTPS-enabled sites safe from prying eyes.
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At $24 a cable, the Bolt-S is a small insurance that'll keep your MacBook safe from accidental damage.
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Translation – threats cannot penetrate Trophy's protection, keeping the tank and crew safe from strikes that could have been lethal.
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"Keeping this country safe from terrorists is the highest priority of the Trump administration," Prior said in the statement.
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But even charismatic megafauna aren't safe from casual (if accidental) insults — and yes, that includes cats, dogs, and... snakes.
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"Americans should all agree that members of the President's cabinet should be kept safe from violent threats," he added.
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Turkey also accounts for just 1.4 percent of global GDP, which makes U.S. banks relatively safe from direct harm.
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The government of France designated the yogurt maker Danone as a "national champion" and thus safe from foreign takeovers.
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That way, all your accounts can be safe from hackers, while still allowing you to log into them easily.
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It seemed that, for now, the neighborhood was safe from larger organized crime, though still riddled with small incidents.
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IT has always seen its role as hardware and software gatekeeper, keeping the enterprise safe from external security threats.
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Gun dealers and manufacturers are safe from legal action because of the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act.
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Americans oppose cuts to environmental protections and they opposed cuts to the agencies that keep us safe from pollution.
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And it raised a serious question as to how you can keep your account safe from the same thing.
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"We ... need to keep the ballot box safe from illegal voting," Trump said at a party retreat in Philadelphia.
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He is safe from arrest as long as he remains in Germany, which does not extradite its own citizens.
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They quietly restrain the rapaciousness of corporate greed, keeping people and planet safe from profit-at-any-cost recklessness.
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In an effort to keep children safe from the coronavirus pandemic, schools in the United States have shut down.
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The delineation of tasks that keeps one couple safe from destitution and filth would feel horribly rigid to another.
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Price: $16.99You can keep your counters and hands safe from hot cookware with this pot holder and kitchen towel.
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The Houston Astros ain't safe from getting totally roasted for their sign-stealing scandal ... not even by NHL mascots!!
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The jolt of seeing him there where, only a few minutes before, I'd felt safe from observation nettled me.
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Not even Manchin, who supported Kavanaugh, will be safe from a Kavanaugh platform by Republicans in this closing month.
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All the escalator handrail disinfectant in the world isn't going to convince people they're safe from an airborne virus.
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Not even the continent's rainforests, which typically can resist the advance of a blaze, are safe from the firestorm.
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In fact, having anti-satellite weapons actually does very little to keep one&aposs own satellites safe from attack.
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"There doesn't appear to be any period of brain development that is safe from its effects," Dr. Slotkin said.
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"The case of Peter Steudtner shows that German citizens are no longer safe from arbitrary arrests," Mr. Gabriel said.
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No city is entirely safe from natural disasters, but a some are better positioned to avoid them than others.
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From politics, to the economy, to national security, nothing will be safe from the negative effects that misinformation brings.
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Instead, we must work together to engage in immigration reform that keeps families together and children safe from harm.
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Still, Latin America's top economy looks safe from the ructions that are rippling through other markets in the region.
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Coffee trees planted on hills are often safe from flooding, but rain can delay harvesting and affect bean-drying.
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But he also had to protect Bandi's identity to keep him safe from retaliation by the North Korean regime.
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Virtually no market was safe from the selling wave, with crude prices having their third-worst decline on record.
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Instead of keeping Bitcoiners' traffic safe from spies, however, this software actually funneled data to the NSA for analysis.
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But increasingly, these men are not safe from the testimony of women who come forward to share their stories.
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In the increasingly monetized world of hacking, no target is safe from criminals holding important files hostage for ransom.
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However, if Toni ends up dating Cheryl (Madelaine Petsch), well, I think Bughead is safe from this Southside Serpent's influence.
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Photo: NASA (Getty Images)No place is safe from the scourge of superbugs, a new study suggests, not even space.
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Azhar's listing will reinforce his party's rhetoric that India needs a strong government to keep the country safe from terrorism.
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"Encryption is critically important to keep everyone safe from hackers and criminals," Facebook said in a statement to the Times.
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Plus, the exterior of the pack is made of durable Woolenex material to keep your stuff safe from the elements.
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In our social media-obsessed culture, no one is safe from turning into a meme — including famous painter Bob Ross.
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Officials have been relocating people from the camp back to home villages that have been declared safe from Boko Haram.
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Today, these slim circles make me feel safe from the prying gaze of others as I go about my day.
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Play in our walled garden and we'll keep you safe from the data-grabbing, attention-hogging Facebooks of the world.
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Part of your goal in Vampyr is to keep each region healthy and safe from disease, vampires, and other dangers.
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Others might not actively want the DREAMers deported but still feel it's inappropriate to explicitly keep them safe from deportation.
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The company's newest smartphone model, the Galaxy S7, boasts a waterproof ability that keeps it safe from...free flowing champagne.
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We love seeing them this happy, by which we mean safe from the threat of faceless humanoid electricity monsters. 9.
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You might have heard that a VPN — or a virtual private network — might keep your internet traffic safe from snoopers.
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Hill also focused on sexual harassment within the military saying representatives should be keeping military personnel safe from sexual harassment.
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Now, there may only be one place on Earth where koalas are safe from the disease: Kangaroo Island in Australia.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeUnlike many of today's workers, priests probably thought their jobs were safe from automation.
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Kwikset says removing the lock's keyway is meant to keep homeowners safe from common break-in methods, like lock picking.
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When it comes to keeping the wild animals of Florida safe from Hurricane Irma, zoos, sanctuaries and rescues get creative.
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There is "no place in the world" safe from contamination for bees, Alexandre Aebi, one of the researchers, told Axios.
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One of my concerns, of course, is keeping my sunglasses safe from being squashed and broken while on-the-go.
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Still, with the S7 already safe from spills, we'd rather see Samsung give the S7 Active more protection from drops.
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Striking out the word "safe" from a provision that controls the pressure drillers have to maintain while drilling a well.
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The Houthis could offer the government in Aden a refuge in Sana'a, where it would be safe from al-Qaeda.
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Now the computers are taking it to us, in meatspace, and seemingly no tabletop activity is safe from their depredations.
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Inside the mech is a safe place, one where you're safe from radiation and can easily stomp on infantry soldiers.
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Non-tracking search engines do not record your every click, swipe and purchase, keeping your data safe from blind exploitation.
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She governs a home called Outpost that will keep you safe from outside radiation, but she has a few rules.
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There, they were still not safe from the effects of radioactive fallout, which also extended to people around the world.
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"Americans should all agree that members of the President's cabinet should be kept safe from these violent threats," Wilcox said.
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All bouncers are bastards, and even professional vegetable-liker and knight of the realm Paul McCartney isn't safe from them.
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So Matt brings up Vanessa, the lover whom Fisk sent out of the country to keep safe from his enemies.
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She's even put up billboards to tell users that they will be safe from arrest if they help their friends.
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Clutch them as tightly as you want, but your pearls will never be safe from the threat of Shirtless Trudeau.
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The best way to keep a vehicle safe from rodents is to house it in a garage, Mr. Seerveld said.
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But cloud providers, particularly Amazon Web Services, Microsoft, and Google Cloud, should be relatively safe from this turmoil, experts say.
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Alex (Marcel Ruiz) maintains his post as his abuela's favorite grandchild, but even he's not safe from anti-Latino discrimination.
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But she's safe from being voted out of the house for now, having conveniently won immunity from the first ejection.
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Lightweight, it provides refugees with a durable shelter safe from both intruders and rain, snow, scorching suns, and strong winds.
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Now, technically East coasters are safe from the extra bad luck—the Harvest Moon won't arrive until 12:33 a.m.
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He writes at The Verge: Amazon's marketplace is so chaotic that not even Amazon itself is safe from getting hijacked.
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Move pantry items and a supply of bottled water to high, secure shelves so they will be safe from floodwaters.
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Just don't trust it for practical pointers on how to stay safe from the coronavirus, or from any other outbreak.
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Both are septuagenarians who travel through life protected by a cadre of Secret Service, even keeping them safe from rain.
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And better integration of that which was in a variety of databases should have kept us safe from this guy.
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Oh, and if you're carrying it around campus, invest in a cover to keep it safe from bumps and drops.
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Yet this month, we must recognize that our work keeping New Yorkers safe from domestic violence is far from over.
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Unless that changes, he seems safe from any danger of being convicted in the Senate, where Republicans hold the majority.
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They have also intercepted 6,346 undocumented migrants and in some cases kept them safe from dangerous vessels that transport them.
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Plan International's Lengkong said people were "concerned and confused" following the earthquake, and unsure whether they were safe from aftershocks.
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It's reasonable to ask for some empathy for that discomfort, and certainly to demand that everyone be safe from harassment.
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No person — famous or not — is safe from virality; every single thing now has the potential to become a shareable moment.
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Ham's genius is in creating places where fundamentalist Christians can get together, safe from the moral superiority of liberals and atheists.
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Checking in on my own London friends, Facebook's Safety Check informs me that three are "safe" from the tower block fire.
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There was no notion that human dignity required the campus grounds be a space "safe" from the likes of his speech.
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That could be the broader policy issues like reproductive rights, equal pay and a right to stay safe from pussy grabbing.
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What is leadership doing to ensure Googlers like me feel invited and accepted, not just tolerated or safe from angry mobs?
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Stay safe from phishers, lock down your smartphone, master password tips, and, if you have kids, keep them safe online. Activist?
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While there's no sure way to avoid this, there are precautions you can take to stay safe from foodborne illnesses. 7.
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If his abduction theory holds, it means no one in Hong Kong is safe from the long arm of Chinese law.
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Make sure you grab a copy of McAfee's award-winning antivirus protection software to keep your device safe from nefarious malware.
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The birth control mandate, meanwhile, is safe from Congress — but the Trump administration could adjust it through regulation at any time.
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DingIt may have a low level of bots coming to its site, but that doesn't mean it's safe from ad fraud.
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Having my hair threaded gave me the feeling of protection, my hair felt safe from everything – the air, the cold, dryness.
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Even the leader of the free world isn't safe from social media trolls — especially when the culprit is his own daughter.
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The content of messages will be safe from prying eyes of authoritarian snoops and criminals, as well as from Facebook itself.
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This protein is key for making muscle fibers strong and safe from injury as skeletal and heart muscles contract and relax.
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Facebook still appears to be testing things out, so the majority of us are safe from Messenger's prying eyes for now.
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In the world of Westeros, no piece of text — however briefly it flashes up on the screen — is safe from scrutiny.
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The key to reopening the Hoboken terminal is making sure the building is 100% safe from a structural perspective, Christie says.
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That means they're safe from the body's immune response, and can survive in another body for a while without being rejected.
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While now safe from the threat of violence, refugees in Bangladesh now face malnutrition on an "alarming" scale, say aid agencies.
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The show's final real estate centerpiece proves that not even the most photo shoot-worthy Monterey mansion is safe from threat.
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" Klein added, "We expect @MalwareTechBlog to be vindicated and then he can return to keeping us all safe from malicious software.
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These results demonstrate that we are far from safe from the dangers of tax evasion, money laundering and even terrorist financing.
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"Americans should all agree that members of the president's cabinet should be kept safe from these violent threats," Mr. Wilcox said.
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Young Muslim boys and girls should be able to grow up free from fear, safe from violence, and innocent of hatred.
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One of them is the District of Columbia, but the Red Hen owner is likely safe from legal process in Virginia.
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The law is needed, they say, to guard privacy rights and keep women and children safe from sexual predators in bathrooms.
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At the Constitutional Convention in 1787, the framers devoted themselves to building a system that would be safe from moneyed influence.
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But Democrats and consumer advocates say the FCC rules were a reasonable step to ensure internet users are safe from hackers.
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Hollywood takes advantage, but independent US movies are suffering in ChinaNot all American movies are safe from the trade war, though.
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The US State Department advises people not to travel to Syria, adding that no part of Syria is safe from violence.
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If they cannot be safe from further flooding, then the only option may be the first and riskiest: diving them out.
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"They may well say it is safe from a technical perspective, but companies must pay attention to other matters," he said.
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Unless we learn the lessons of the past, no society or country is safe from the demons that lurk among us.
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He's not even safe from fellow nerd icons like Nathan Fillion, mammoth of nerd lore, amateur Instagram filmmaker, indirect door requester.
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Tor is touted as a tool for people, such as journalists, to keep their browsing habits safe from spies and police.
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"Even those who apply are often denied, and even those with a title are not always safe from eviction," she added.
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Even the bedroom is not safe from the CBD invasion, to judge by the spate of CBD sexual lubricants on shelves.
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The trend has prompted officials around the world to look for ways to keep wildlife and visitors safe from each other.
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As with members of Trump's Cabinet, the generals leading the war have not been safe from the president's fickle management style.
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A successful security system would help passengers feel safe from those more common crimes without interfering with their commutes, he said.
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Given Trump's unpredictability, and impulse driven behavior, there's no guarantee that even Putin and Daniels will remain safe from attack forever.
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Even those seemingly safe from import taxes, exporters like Boeing and American farmers, could also lose sales if other countries retaliated.
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Thomas Galati, the chief of intelligence, is one of the reasons New York City is remarkably safe from crime and terrorism.
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The recent Mac updates added many security features to keep the computer safe from applications not downloaded from the App store.
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These emissions reductions would have an immediate benefit in keeping the world safe from the worst effects of a changing climate.
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Sacramento, California, is safe from ghouls, thanks to a 5-year-old boy who achieved his dream of becoming a Ghostbuster.
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Increasingly, the activists told me, social networks were acting as if they would rather be safe from government intervention than sorry.
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It is essential we create more joined up space for insects that is safe from pesticides, climate change and other harm.
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Shepard's parents previously said the National Cathedral was the only place they believed their son's remains would be safe from desecration.
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And until they all get out of the path of the fires, she's not safe from Mother Nature's blazing wrath either.
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Like iMessage, it also offers end-to-end encryption that theoretically keeps the contents safe from anyone outside the WhatsApp conversation.
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Fiona Hill's warnings challenge Trump to keep America safe from Moscow's efforts to destabilize democracy and snare influence around the globe.
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Fiona Hill's warnings challenge Trump to keep America safe from Moscow's efforts to destabilize democracy and snare influence around the globe.
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King seeks to keep them all safe from a peculiar plague that, among other things, makes women effectively allergic to men.
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One day her molar fell out, and fossilized over many millenniums, keeping it safe from the elements and the tooth fairy.
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"Increasing livestock production goes hand in hand with raising farm animals safe from various diseases," said Kim according to the newspaper.
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But what Dr Jamieson's work shows beyond peradventure is that no part of Earth's surface is safe from the activities of Man.
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The boy is still too young to really be on Reddit (I think), so you're probably safe from anonymous Internet judgement, lol.
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She only countered one in every three or four rushes on her, but it kept her safe from falling into unnecessary clinches.
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Whether you're on Facebook, Ticketfly, Equifax, or a dating site for wannabe adulterers (hi Josh Duggar!), no one's safe from cyber attacks.
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The nerve center of any business is the data center, so keeping it safe from viruses and hackers is of utmost importance.
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Leading up to tonight's episode, we thought for sure that all of the Keating Five were safe from being on the stretcher.
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To ensure they are safe from radiation exposure, the millisievert (mSv), or the average accumulated background radiation exposure dose, is closely monitored.
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Sugrue wrote on Facebook that the wedding reception was moved indoors in order to keep attendees safe from the poor air quality.
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Blockchain works like a decentralized ledger, storing information on a global network that is publicly available and should be safe from tampering.
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Susan, Ira, and Cosima shut themselves in a room to stay safe from the creature, giving Cosima a chance to question Susan.
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Since he came into our lives like a wrecking ball in 2018, no one has been safe from his petty ass antics.
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So for Trump to brag about the ban as a way to keep America safe from ISIS really doesn't make any sense.
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First, it would keep our government safe from a catastrophic single terrorist attack that, today, might render our government powerless to function.
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They focus mostly on Ana "respecting" Christian for all her days, as well as Christian "keeping her safe" from, you know, whatever.
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They will tell you that Duterte doesn't want children in jail, he wants them safe from the predatory actions of culpable adults.
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She adds that you might find it helpful to set an intention around keeping yourself safe from negativity while holding your crystal.
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However, that doesn't mean he's not safe from whatever else the writers may have in store... Read These Stories Next:Sick Of TV?
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Microsoft and Google want to make it clear that their email services, Outlook, Hotmail and Gmail, are safe from U.S. government spies.
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Hutchins said in his statement this week that he'll "continue to devote [his] time to keeping people safe from malware attacks."[ZDNet]
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But at least they'll be safe from spoilers while orbiting the Earth, something I'm sure is a top concern for any astronaut.
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Holiday shopping is likely safe from the impending price increases, he said, because stores have already ordered their merchandise for the season.
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Showed him that everything we do — even his attempts at stealing the safe from the brothel — are pointless narratives without true meaning.
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Keep the world safe from an undead menace by bringing an AC-130 gunship's powerful arsenal to bear on the walking corpses.
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We're now in a place where no cultural tradition is safe from being co-opted by Nike for a line of shoes.
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You can even reshape yourself, all with the mission to keep this environment safe from the crystalline creatures that threaten its elasticity.
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While touting China's growing opportunities, Alibaba will also have to convince attendees that their original businesses and ideas are safe from counterfeiters.
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HE could keep Facebook information safe from hackers and inappropriate disclosure, but still extract the essence of what the data tells advertisers.
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And it seems that even veganism—once the realm of Pentangle and people who smoke apple bongs—isn't safe from the bros.
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This does not mean gasoline is safe from competition — Jonas' base case assumes a compound annual decline of 0.2 percent through 2040.
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Late on Friday afternoon, halfway through, we decided to close for the weekend to keep our audience safe from an aggressive shutdown.
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And we will work with you on the frontlines to keep America safe from terrorism, which is what I began this with.
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Several half-completed dresses, and some completed ones, were stored in a room behind a glass door, safe from the cat's claws.
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The migrants say they want a better life for themselves and their children, safe from violence and poverty in their home countries.
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"We previously warned that capitals of countries attacking Yemen will not be safe from our ballistic missiles," Houthi spokesman Mohammed AbdulSalam said.
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No corner of the internet is safe from creeps — even a site where young people gather to buy and sell used clothes.
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It's lightweight, it's clean, and it's protected by end-to-end encryption, so you know your chats are safe from prying eyes.
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The Mexican authorities must take urgent action to hold all perpetrators accountable and ensure that women and girls are safe from violence.
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In every possible way, the Canadian government's legalized marijuana bill made clear it had one top priority—keeping children safe from weed.
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As a "nation of immigrants," one with a relatively modest welfare state, the United States should be safe from these prickly questions.
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Should she decide to continue in the business, their actions will be instrumental in creating an environment safe from intimidation and silence.
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American policy in Vietnam envisioned "strategic hamlets" or walled villages, "safe from the darkening influences of the surrounding Otherness," Mr. Sorkin noted.
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Just imagine: "a universal health care system simple enough and popular enough that it is safe from constant political and legal assault."
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One such prince, Frederick III, Elector of Saxony, "kidnapped" Luther after his trial to keep him safe from his would-be arrestors.
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Our knight explains to his readers that the brick wall we see there keeps him safe from a scary menagerie of animals.
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Keep all of your monitor, console, and controller wires safe from being unplugged or frayed with the Zone Wide PC Gamer Desk.
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The promise to keep all Americans safe from hate crimes is long overdue, and we need to push forward on multiple fronts.
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However, the Manduka ProLite mat comes with a lifetime guarantee, so you're safe from losing your mat to flaking, peeling, and fading.
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Supporters said their plan would make the Swiss financial system more secure and the money in people's accounts safe from bank runs.
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What's more, in the world of constant communication, no one is safe from scandals, potentially leading to catastrophic consequences during election cycles.
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The agency, since its 28503 launch, is tasked with keeping people safe from toxic pollutants, protecting the environment and addressing climate change.
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Public schoolteachers and firefighters are safe from this confusion for now because the eligibility of their jobs has never been in dispute.
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The prosecutors, law enforcement agents and intelligence officers who keep us safe from terrorism do not do so as Republicans or Democrats.
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Instead, people lined up for more than three hours to collect surgical face masks to help keep them safe from the virus.
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However, we are in no means "safe" from the threat of terrorism and have significant room for improvement in addressing this issue.
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The Constitution was crafted to keep certain values safe from the political whims of any one institution of government — including the president.
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"Antibiotics are an essential part of modern medicine, keeping people safe from infection when they are at their most vulnerable," added Cosford.
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As the Federalist's Sean Davis wrote last September: If Kavanaugh is not safe from reputation- and career-destroying smears, no one is.
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" To tackle mass shootings, for example, the question is "What should each stakeholder's responsibility be to keep schools safe from gun tragedies?
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The bust was placed inside the embassy near its outer fence, safe from the South African authorities but viewable by the public.
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We often assume that doctors' offices are a space safe from judgment, but for many people, complete transparency can attract undue risk.
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The compound's location near the Black Hills of South Dakota makes it relatively safe from flooding and nuclear targets, according to Vivos.
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By the end of the bundle, you'll know how to monitor your networks, detect hackers, and keep vital information safe from unwanted eyes.
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"In the last facility, I was not safe from the officers," she told CNN's Natasha Chen on her way into the Clint facility.
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However, these changes are not enough as long as thousands of lower-ranking officials in Soviet-style state institutions feel safe from scrutiny.
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North Carolina Republicans have struck a defiant tone, saying the law protects privacy rights and keeps children and women safe from sexual predators.
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This has the potential to kill people who are far away enough from the asteroid to be safe from the fireball and overpressure.
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Musk had already come out opposing the temporary ban, which the Trump administration says will keep America safe from countries that harbor terrorists.
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The two pilots from Williams's helicopter, Christopher Simeone and Allan Kelly, told The New York Times that their chopper was safe from fire.
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) assured teams on Friday the Olympics would be safe from Zika, but urged visitors to carefully protect themselves.
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And any electronics inside a SCIF need to conform to the NSA's TEMPEST specification, which details how to keep them safe from surveillance.
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So far radical Islamists have been a rarity in this Sunni state, but no place these days is safe from ISIS's toxic ideology.
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Inside Google's Team Fighting to Keep Your Data Safe From Hackers ($) Robert McMillan profiles Google's Threat Analysis Group and its leader, Shane Huntley.
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He has criticized Gillum for not being able to keep Tallahassee safe from crime, even though the numbers don't exactly back his accusations.
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Many travelers have silently gone through security screenings under the assumption that the methods were keeping the U.S. safe from a terrorist attack.
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When they walk through it, the hosts' minds are uploaded into their new virtual home, where they can be safe from humanity's meddling.
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The conservative EPP group in the European parliament said it was important to ensure the rules were safe from challenges at the WTO.
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Twitter made a small update to its private messaging product this week in the hope of keeping users safe from spam and harassment.
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Then came the plan to steal the safe from the Texaco gas station after Wood and Reneau befriended the clerks who worked there.
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Here's your guide to staying safe from curious co-workers and patrolling upper management if you need to take a quick glance online.
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Thank you for keeping me safe from the meanest of microbes, and keep on stuffing my nose so that I may stay healthy.
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On defense, Israeli intelligence agencies partner with their American counterparts, sharing information that helps keep both countries safe from terrorists and other threats.
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In Kabul, he found a roof where he was relatively safe from rocket attacks and able to pick up a decent data connection.
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They are supposed to be signs of the group's power and global reach, signs that no one is safe from the Islamic State.
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It means any potential habitable planets would huddle close to their host star and be safe from the gravitational tug of other stars.
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Public Wi-Fi users browsing on SSL-protected pages are safe from these attacks, as well as users connected through LinkNYC's private network.
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This is ostensibly to keep her safe from sexual predators, but Meadows believes the correctional staff use PC as a tool of retaliation.
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But this doesn't mean vessels in the future will be safe from surges of ice, both from sea ice and land-based glaciers.
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Elected mayor of Davao City seven times, Mr. Duterte has touted his record in making the city safe from crime using extreme measures.
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This might ultimately mean that such data is safe from companies like Cambridge Analytica, but the software still constitutes a violation of privacy.
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This year's CES has shown us that in 2019 nothing is safe from politics -- not even the the biggest gadget show on earth.
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As much as you think these problems don't affect you, no one is safe from the injustices that are happening in the world.
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"Right now, quite honestly, it doesn't look like the President is fully committed to keeping the United States safe from Russian interference," Rep.
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In a country founded on free speech and free expression, we are not safe from challenging and troubling ideas, nor should we be.
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A second command, a North Atlantic planning and strategy command, would also be set up to keep shipping lanes safe from enemy submarines.
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The travel ban is meant to keep the country safe from terror attack, although there is scant evidence it alone will accomplish that.
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The zero-tolerance policy is supposed to keep the country safe from what Trump has referred to as an infestation of criminal immigrants.
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Prior to the nuclear era, states, city-states and empires were essentially safe from homeland destruction unless their armies had first been defeated.
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If there's any place in the world that appears safe from a terrorist attack, it's a prosperous little town in Iowa called Pella.
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As for McCreary, the truck driver who says his chicken feed job should be safe from automation, he's not a fan of Yang.
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"Why It's A Hidden Gem: "It's so soft, fluffy, and pretty and keeps my feet cozy and safe from my freezing hardwood floors.
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" The 66-year-old president was "very safe" from internal challenges, he said, adding: "The ANC is very strong in protecting their leadership.
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ICE Director Tom Homan has said, repeatedly, that if you are in the US without papers, you should not feel safe from deportation.
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This culture says, here's the way to be safe from this kind of male attention: Cover yourself with a giant piece of fabric.
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He was prepared to kayak through his Irish Channel neighborhood – among the highest elevations in the city and long considered safe from flooding.
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But it's also a cautionary tale that in this new era of social media deep-diving, no one's past is safe from scrutiny.
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Diplomatic immunity, for example, allows staff to be granted safe passage in and out of the country and are generally safe from prosecution.
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Ranchers around the region were scrambling to keep their herds safe from the snow and wind, which was particularly threatening to young calves.
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Security experts suggest that big-brand virus scanners and firewalls, when kept up-to-date, should keep your devices safe from most threats.
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"My amendments are about creating the procedures necessary to keep our infrastructure, our networks, and our data safe from our adversaries," Correa said.
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Home security cameras can keep your home safe from thieves, but they also help you keep an eye on your kids and pets.
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We have decided to do whatever we have to do to feel safe from such horrors, no matter how rare they might be.
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We are the future of this country, yet we can no longer assume that we are safe from mass shootings in our schools.
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"Big and small companies are here tonight, but beware: None of you are safe from Hock Tan," Mr. Brady said, to considerable laughter.
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At a minimum, our representatives have to keep our military personnel, who pledge to protect our country, safe from sexual harassment and assault.
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Chimpanzees spend about eight or nine hours a day in trees and sleep in nests they've built there to remain safe from predators.
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The choice of Mr. Handke implies a concept of literature safe from the infelicities of history and actualities of human life and death.
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Strong protections should be enacted and enforced to keep workers, first responders and community residents informed and safe from accidents, spills and explosions.
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It threatened a loss of funding to schools that failed to do enough to make students safe from sexual harassment, assault and rape.
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As an African American woman, she's curious: Which places may have been safe from racial prejudice for her 60 or 70 years ago?
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One city in particular that stands to benefit is Pittsburgh, which Nielsen-Gammon said is "safe from hurricanes" and unlikely to experience drought.
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Residents fled the neighborhood as the two sides shelled each other in a city that has long been safe from the broader war.
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Inside a house safe from ICE A Jewish woman heard an undocumented immigrant and her two daughters were on the run from ICE.
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Voters stood up this fall and made it clear they want Congress to do more to keep our kids safe from gun violence.
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Although Buffett's pick fared reasonably well overall, the adventure goes to show that no one is safe from extreme downturns in the market.
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The B330 seemed to have it all, even proprietary shielding meant to keep astronauts relatively safe from deep space radiation and cosmic rays.
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Afghanistan's stability, and keeping U.S interests safe from threats emanating from there, only in small part would be lessened by an executed agreement.
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The incident came just days after Facebook, Twitter and Google spent hours trying to convince lawmakers that their consumers are safe from abuse.
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"No one is safe from Tariff Man," Chris Krueger, managing director at the Cowen Washington Research Group, wrote in a note to clients.
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The Johnson Space Center and Space Center Houston would both be safe from damage if the bomb were detonated near the city's downtown.
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Other analysts suggest combatants are likely concerned about their leadership's capacity to keep them safe from retaliatory attacks if they do fully demobilize.
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People are not safe from the predatory drug gangs on one side of the US/Mexico border and predatory militias on the other; they are not safe in the Deep South from those who will now enjoy an administration that winks at the white nationalist awakening; people are also not safe from the mega-storms that will arrive before long as we roll back environmental regulation; and people are not safe from the rising rents and debts pushing low-income families, people of color, working folks, and artists out of the cities that are supposed to be safe zones for progressive values.
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That's not my ‑‑ what I found, though, generally is that people have very strong views that you want your information to be safe, and that safety includes not having it misused by government but also I want my information to be safe from crooks, spies, terrorists; and I want to physically be safe from terrorists and other rogue nation states.
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Even if this job isn't the right fit for you, it's nice to know someone will be keeping us all safe from alien matter.
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In homes where dangers are detected, the Army would offer soldiers' families "temporary or permanent relocation" to housing safe from lead hazards, it says.
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Logic implies that, if you want your data to be absolutely safe from prying eyes, you can forget about your phone finishing your sentence.
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Gordon Ramsay is never one to shy away from a culinary critique, and it appears not even Halloween candy is safe from his wrath.
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Click here to view original GIFIt seems not even basketball court jester is a job that's safe from from the rise of the machines.
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Indeed, the suggestion is that no "anonymized" and released big data set can be considered safe from re-identification — not without strict access controls.
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Men weren't safe from the tropes, either (including, but not limited to, the nerdy guy constantly getting teased for having an imaginary online girlfriend).
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Sensing a political opportunity to appear "multicultural" but safe from radical views, Clinton appeared in front of Jesse Jackson's Rainbow Coalition to chastise Williamson.
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Auspiciously, it cracks in a circle all around the group, so they are isolated on an ice island, but safe from oncoming dead people.
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In the music video, which arrives today, Blue is sometimes obscured by a plastic wall, safe from anything that might steal her lady powers.
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When he grows up he wants to be a ninja -- a golden ninja at that -- to keep his family safe from the bad guys.
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He told me the guns were to keep me safe from potential intruders and that I needed to know how to use them myself.
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New York City Schools Chancellor Carmen Farina on Monday visited the school to reassure students and parents they would be safe from federal interference.
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Mr Trump has talked of offering "very strong" guarantees that the Kim regime will be safe from American attack if it agrees to disarm.
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As Amazon continues to expand, some in the tech industry think that there might not be any parts of business not safe from Amazon.Â
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Royal witches Apolla and Artemis (Tia and Tamera Mowry), from the land of Coventry, are sent into hiding to stay safe from evil forces.
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I may have been safe from sexually transmitted infections and physical danger, but I wasn't taking into account how this would affect me emotionally.
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The ordinance was backed by the region's taxi fleets and meant to keep them safe from loosely regulated competition from limos and town cars.
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Although the two musicians appear to be safe from the relentless wildfires that continue to spread in Southern California, their homes might not be.
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It's compatible across your devices and protected with AES 256-bit encryption and powerful auditing, so all your passwords are safe from prying eyes.
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The Empress controls the universe, and pillages the past for technologies to keep the universe safe from an alien species known as The Bleed.
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"We were both still seeing other people, keeping ourselves safe from getting hurt, from really putting ourselves out there," Timberlake said in his memoir.
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As Louise Matsakis wrote for Motherboard in 2017, surreal memes often seem like the internet's "last escape," safe from co-opting, monetization, and FuckJerry.
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On your dress pants, on your fancy couch, on your carpet, on your tablecloths—no surface is safe from their reign of fluffy terror.
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Since Manafort's indictment, not even media companies — which the government has traditionally left out of public enforcement efforts — have been safe from the crackdown.
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I know what you were thinking: There is eclipse content all over the internet today, but at least sports is safe from the flood.
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Winners: Supporters of the legislation argue the bill promotes religious freedom, and ensures that social service providers are safe from facing potential discrimination lawsuits.
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He heralded Price as the person to lead his effort to tackle the issue, and said that no one is safe from opioid addiction.
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But she also spent some on bamboo sticks to raise up her home in the hope of keeping her family safe from river floods.
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But technologists and privacy advocates say it is necessary to keep everyday users of the internet safe from hackers, identity thieves and government overreach.
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Bartender Martin, 32, says as a gay man he finds it hard to simply find a practitioner that makes him feel safe from judgement.
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It's asking stores and phone carriers worldwide to stop selling and exchanging the replacement units, which were supposedly safe from suddenly bursting into flames.
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She took to Facebook to share with other parents the best way to make sure a car seat is safe, from a paramedic's perspective.
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As the film's trailer points out, no one is safe from the lure of Efron's chiseled abs — and that goes for the audience, too.
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The Air Force has also created a new Space Mission Force, reorganizing crews in an effort to keep military satellites safe from potential adversaries.
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About one-quarter, 28 percent, say they feel about as safe from the North Korea threat as they felt in the summer of 2016.
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Garcia, 15, died Friday while blocking an art classroom door to keep other students safe from the gunshots, said the family's pastor, Keenan Smith.
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When asked about safety on the island, O'Keefe said, "Anywhere on the island, day or night, I know I am perfectly safe from assault."
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That's why I was briefly elated — and then, horrified — when, earlier this year, the federal government declared most of New Orleans safe from flooding.
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Election vendors need federal oversight to keep "vulnerable" voting locations safe from "attacks," the Brennan Center for Justice said Tuesday in a new report.
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The finicky can stow their top-of-the-line bikes in the private storage lockers that some buildings have, safe from jostling and scratching.
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The law enforcement and technology communities share the same goal: keeping law-abiding individuals and the communities in which they reside safe from crime.
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In the meantime, Earth is safe from flares like this one because we're far from the galactic center, in a backwater of the galaxy.
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"Right now, quite honestly, it doesn't look like the President is fully committed to keeping the United States safe from Russian interference," he said.
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Ukraine's pro-Western leaders say the move is essential to keep Ukraine safe from what they see as Russian meddling and Moscow's neocolonial ambitions.
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If you spend your summers outside, the stylish UPF 50 Women's Swim Tee Rashguard from Land's End will keep you safe from the sun.
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This show loves to pack a punch, and no Snow supporter or Dany stanner will be safe from the emotional ripples of losing Tyrion.
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He's also built an efficiently run compound to keep him and his servants fed, housed, and safe from the walkers and other hostile intruders.
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A few months earlier, it had been agreed that the areas would be designated deconfliction zone -- in theory making it safe from the conflict.
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Meanwhile, Facebook must balance giving younger users the ability to connect with each other and form support networks with keeping them safe from predators.
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The app is also based in Switzerland, which its creators say should keep users safe from the more aggressive privacy laws in other countries.
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In my view , van der Vaart made North Carolina families less safe from air and water pollution and prioritized protecting polluters over regulatory integrity.
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The Gryphon Router makes the most of your Wi-Fi speeds while keeping your network and your kids safe from hackers and inappropriate content.
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Conservative lawmakers say May is probably safe from a leadership challenge, but the departures have undermined the prime minister's own proclamation of cabinet unity.
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Others are holding universities to account, making clear that it is their responsibility to make sure students and others are safe from workplace predators.
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But it was the third dingo attack this year on the island, where officials train visitors on how to stay safe from the dogs.
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Consider the most pressing question: How confident should you be that the coming midterm elections will be safe from hacking and propaganda operations online?
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He sits in a booth and comments, for ESPN, NBC and the BBC, on the tennis other people play — calmer, saner, safe from himself.
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Where is your commitment to your constituents to keep us safe from harm — this time inflicted by an erratic, lying, threatening, incompetent Donald Trump?
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And, the keyboard acts as a case when you're not using it, so it'll keep your iPad nice and safe from scratches and bumps.
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Travelers can help socialize and clean the dogs, said to be safe from contamination, with a group that is working to promote their adoption.
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"The danger in relying on such a man to keep you safe is that no one can keep you safe from him," she wrote.
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When Lennox would try to go around and out the side of the chairs, Bogart would move and still keep him "safe" from Happy.
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Rich countries that might have thought they were safe from the coronavirus should expect surprises, the head of the World Health Organization (WHO) said.
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But if whupping children kept black people out of prison or safe from abusive cops, there would be no mass incarceration or police brutality.
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In other markets, investments that are considered havens safe from market turmoil, such as gold and currencies like Japan's yen, strengthened on the news.
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Shepard's ashes will be interred Friday at the Washington National Cathedral -- the only place where his parents felt they would be safe from desecration.
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More important, Turley says, is the ultimate goal of keeping other children safe from sexual predators lurking in organizations such as the Boy Scouts.
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America's strict pharmaceutical laws and regulations have helped to keep our country's drug supply safe from such massive injections of counterfeit medications and opioids.
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Which means no one, not even military officers who put their lives on the line in American wars, is safe from the president's wrath.
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Many fish and sea creatures choose to spawn here, because the protected environment of the reef means their eggs will be safe from predators.
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Daters expect the apps to keep them safe from criminals, which is reasonable, but the industry is broadly unequipped to vet millions of daters.
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Where would the children be safe from the danger that the world will surely be under the power of an all-powerful Senator Keene?
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Nobody — not parents of citizen children, not students, not those with clean records and deep American roots — is above suspicion or safe from arrest.
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It is the central government agency charged with keeping the country safe from natural disaster, terror attack, and guarding the perimeter of the nation.
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Closing down places where people can buy liquor will likely help them to not only remain safe from the coronavirus but also stay sober.
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Those who are safe from displacement — at least for the moment — must confront the roles they want to play in this unfolding global story.
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For right now, the sheer scope and improbability of Labour's gains mean that Corbyn's leadership is safe from his rivals within the Labour Party.
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Currently, there are 28 states without non-discrimination laws to keep members of the LGBTQ safe from being fired or harassed in the workplace.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention would also receive an additional $100 million per year to spend on keeping children safe from lead.
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We keep hearing about new, increasingly more dangerous strains of Android malware, but how safe from abuse and malware is Google's mobile operating system, really?
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Since Columbine, 22013 states have passed laws requiring schools to conduct lockdown drills or some form of emergency drill to keep students safe from intruders.
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The US successfully tested its very expensive, not entirely reliable missile defense system, but that doesn't mean we'd be safe from a real-world attack.
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Don't count on there being an overwhelming number of Alice Waltons in the world, because not even the top 1% is safe from gender inequality.
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I created my fund with UNICEF because I want a world where children grow up safe: safe from violence, war, poverty, hunger and preventable disease.
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Not even Twin Peaks is safe from gentrification, because the Chromatics are playing at the bar, and all the plaid-clad hipsters are loving it.
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While Cannes strives to keep the women inside the festival safe from harassment, they are forgetting these two important ways they can advocate for them.
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For the time being it however seems like phone manufacturers working with Google may be safe from the company going after building its own phone.
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Keeping our nation safe from another terrorist attack like those that have rocked Paris, Brussels and San Bernardino means staying alert and continuously addressing vulnerabilities.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told CBS News' Norah O'Donnell on Wednesday that there's "no question" the midterm elections will be safe from foreign interference.
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But cutting beneath your specific doubts is the universal truth Cheryl identified: that you may be undermining this love to keep yourself safe from heartbreak.
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Waxed canvas is naturally water resistant and it'll keep your gear safe from spray or limited rain, but torrential downpour or immersion breaks the spell.
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When asked if the Oregon District is safe, she answered that it is — but that nowhere in the country is really safe from mass shootings.
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And so she sealed up those bedrooms as a way to keep her children safe from the curse that killed that rest of her family.
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He works out of a new trailer, with his older sister Diana, and Rosalee and Monroe's triplets, to keep the world safe from rogue Wesen.
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Trump says the US is mostly safe from ISIS because its so-called caliphate in Syria and Iraq is gone and Baghdadi is no more.
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Digitizing his collection keeps that sweet nostalgia content safe from degradation of the magnetic tape, which starts to go downhill within 10 to 25 years.
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Our work in supporting youth to keep themselves safe from HIV continues to be energized by this special weekend and the passion that drives it.
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This enabled the government to boast about the security of China's data-protection laws and claim that it was making personal information safe from criminals.
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Keeping a watchful eye on solar weather is important to keep astronauts and technology safe from highly energetic particles that spew out from our sun.
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Amazon's AWS cloud computing division today announced a new threat detection service that aims to help keep the company's users safe from potential security threats.
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Nest announced a number of new security products today that all aim to keep your home safe from burglars and others you'd rather keep out.
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Photo: TheDabblist/FlickrThose looking to stay safe from the sun should steer far clear of do-it-yourself sunscreens, a new study out Monday suggests.
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Shape Security has been helping big companies stay safe from fraudulent activities like password reuse and bot traffic on their publicly facing websites and apps.
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Police at the time said the woman was injured when they were trying to keep her safe from the man and launched an internal inquiry.
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"We want to make sure our customers' data is safe from hackers and criminals, and use encryption to keep that data safe," the executive added.
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Alan Dershowitz, professor emeritus at Harvard University, said Trump is safe from criminal prosecution or impeachment because a President has the power to declassify intelligence.
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And, of course, it comes as no surprise that even Apple isn't safe from patent trolls, or at least patent asserters who don't manufacture products.
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Cash in bank savings or a money market fund won't make you rich but will be safe from any downturn in your stocks and bonds.
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Though none of these techniques guarantee you'll be entirely safe from harm and they really aren't compatible with having a great experience of the game.
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Or that, more generally, that no one -- not even an FBI director in the middle of his 10-year term -- is safe from Trump's whims.
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Bill Cosby's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame isn't going away despite his sexual assault conviction ... but that doesn't mean it's safe from vandals.
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Vanessa Trump's recent marinara-sauce financial windfall is safe from Donald Trump Jr. in the estranged couple's divorce proceedings, says a top N.Y.C. divorce attorney.
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Even when the administration is trying to say that immigrants are safe from a particular fear or rumor, it's unwilling to say that they're safe.
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The public react to terrorism so strongly because they sense that their government cannot fulfil its basic duty to keep them safe from such enemies.
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It can hold up to 20 cards and includes RFID security, so your chip-infused cards should be safe from any e-pickpockets out there.
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But even if America has not seen a repeat of a large white supremacist rally since, it's arguable that no place is safe from hate.
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You see, we can restore our economy, rebuild our military, make America safe from terrorism and re-engage as the leader in the world again.
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The Democratic Party has also been sending recommendations to state parties on specific security tools and steps to help them stay safe from potential hacks.
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But as numerous government agencies, universities, retailers — and recently, the Democratic Party — have learned, no form of electronic data storage is entirely safe from hackers.
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They believed they were safe from the fire and knew nothing of the approaching hellscape that was like nothing any of them had ever seen.
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While no one was safe from Kimmel's savagery, some who found themselves on the other end of his biting wit made out better than others.
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We also ask John about his vineyard and if it's safe from the ravaging fires -- but it's clear John thinks there are more pressing issues.
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In fact, let's make every month "Medicaid Awareness Month" until the program is safe from attack by budget slashers and properly fortified for the future.
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In New York, when it gets extremely hot or cold, these facilities offer a desperate population an indoor place to stay safe from the elements.
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Buster Posey has never done anything offensive in his life except wear a Giants uniform, and even he isn't safe from the Wrath of Goose.
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Later on in the seminar, we are told to never answer our front doors for a stranger—even Girl Scouts are not safe from scrutiny.
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Aoshuang told the Global Times she evacuated with her husband and 10-year-old son to stay safe from the smog and protect their lungs.
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These accounts keep your money safe from market risk and within arm's reach whether you're building up an emergency fund or saving for specific goals.
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Aliens wanting to enter the United States illegally knew that they would be safe from deportation once they had reached the interior of the country.
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Facebook said it had set up dedicated teams across Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram to keep the UK election safe from foreign interference, another possible risk.
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His later marriage to Sansa was a sham imposed by Tywin, but this too was keeping Sansa safe from that murderous sadist of a king.
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The brand had sorted out insurance coverage for up to $1 million, so it was safe from that standpoint, as far as I could tell.
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It's a job that, as its title implies, brings analytic thinking to bear on disparate data and thus is usually safe from talk of automation.
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Because Snap isn't actively policing private accounts, models are typically safe from removal or suspension unless they're reported by a subscriber for violating the rules.
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She crossed the Naf river with her four young children in mid-September — finally safe from the systematic killings and torture that brought her here.
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I realize now that there was not a moment when I believed that it was completely safe from unwanted readers, whether Nazis or curious neighbors.
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But Mr. Cornegy is safe from one potential challenger: Glenn Jacobs, the former professional wrestler known as Kane, who is now a mayor in Tennessee.
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"It was thought something that big and that well-armored would be pretty safe from predation, especially on such an isolated island," Dr. Hastings said.
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" A Trump campaign official, Michael Glassner, lauded the president for keeping Americans safe from "evil, illegal immigrants who commit violent crimes against lawful U.S. citizens.
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China blocks many foreign stalwarts of the modern internet, like Facebook, Google, YouTube and Twitter, but that doesn't make those forums safe from Chinese sensitivities.
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It shows the enormous responsibility on the special counsel Robert Mueller's shoulders to keep the country and our democratic system safe from our Kremlin adversaries.
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The Times is developing a community where readers can discuss the news pseudonymously in an environment safe from harassment, abuse and even your crazy uncle.
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John describes himself as a sexual voyeur, and speculates that his desire to look rather than touch may have kept him safe from the disease.
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You have, on the one hand, this idea of Trump as an illegal actor versus the idea of Trump keeping us safe from imminent threat.
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Then, two years later, though safe from the shelling and the Syrian civil war, her son Hisham, who was 5, began to rapidly lose weight.
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To be extra safe from hackers, after backing up your data onto an external drive, unplug the drive from the computer and put it away.
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Nice try Think that by using an Android phone, not using Chrome and deleting all Google apps that you're safe from Google's all-seeing eyes?
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Lindsey Graham is pushing back on allegations that President Donald Trump is a racist, saying that even the Pope isn't safe from Trump's counter-punches.
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He said CBP can keep migrants in their custody safe from flu through early detection and treatment, and his agency has stepped up those efforts.
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A common misconception is that if a home is located outside the 100-year flood boundary depicted on the map than it's safe from flooding.
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"When we're alone, Netflix and smartphone binges give us a chance at play that's safe from the craziness of other (real-life) people," he writes.
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"We are alone and only God's hand has kept us safe from the constant danger that surges in this country," he wrote in a letter.
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Schiff is safe from arrest, and is free to continue his investigation into allegations of wrongdoing by Trump, regardless of the president's demands on Twitter.
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I could not be prouder of and more humbled by their service, dedication, and commitment to keep our country safe from all threats and hazards.
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In keeping our kids safe from hypothetical dangers, we have made them less safe when it comes to real dangers like loneliness, obesity and diabetes.
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It also gives some credence to worries from business leaders, politicians, and activists alike that there are few industries safe from Amazon's ambition and reach.
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To keep her safe from the illness, the priest and his driver took her from the family farm to the nearby town of Stuart, Neb.
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To keep her safe from the illness, the priest and his driver took her from the family farm to the nearby town of Stuart, Neb.
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While ecologists have for years warned of the risk to polar bears, the ones roaming Belushya Guba have been safe from at least one threat.
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Rather than allowing Yiannapoulos's noxious grandstanding to serve as its own indictment, several campuses have preferred to keep their students "safe" from his outlandish views.
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Crabs not only feel pain but remember it — and will carefully consider how much is worth enduring in exchange for a lair safe from predators.
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The bunkers are not only safe from bombs and cataclysmic weather events, but also come outfitted with luxury amenities like game rooms and indoor pools.
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Anne Marie Mueller is consoled by LA County Sheriff's officer Ernie Ferreras after notifying her that her friends were safe from the Woolsey Fire in Malibu.
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Eventually making its way back to the train tracks, the cute little droid watches the train explode before its eyes, staying safe from a small distance.
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Climate-changing emissions also need to be reduced faster than governments have pledged in order to keep people safe from the worst impacts of global warming.
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The Goods: Vanya's Long Dormant Powers When Vanya's powers appear towards the end of the first season of the show, no one is safe from them.
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Here we'll explain the ins and outs of encryption, and how you can make sure that everything in your digital life is safe from prying eyes.
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If a former NFL player could be allegedly groped by an executive and feel unable to come forward about it, is anyone safe from sexual misconduct?
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The local news appears safe from Russian interference for the time being—now to figure out what to do about interference from places like Sinclair.[NPR]
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The rivalry was so fierce, writes Jonathan Haslam, a historian, "that operatives of the one were not even entirely safe from the protégés of the other".
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We want children to be safe from danger, perceived or real, but I know of no trans woman who has ever attacked anyone in a restroom.
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Since it is largely taking custody of existing programs and service members, with new HQs and projects still years off, it seems relatively safe from cuts.
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Upon investigating the house and inadvertently gaining a pale, dark-haired follower, she must keep both herself and her son safe from the eternally angry ghost.
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BLITZER: I want to talk — I want to talk about ISIS right now, and the federal government — how much best to keep Americans safe from ISIS.
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Some data crunching resulted in a number so bafflingly high you'll either squirm or thank the spiders for keeping us safe from all the other bugs.
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Those cities are apparently safe from losing service for now; a person familiar with Webpass said the Boston market had been underperforming compared to other regions.
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Sure, burying power lines underground keeps them safe from wind, but it can also increase the risk that storm surge and flooding could damage the wires.
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But Italian bond yields fell as the session wore on, a move analysts attributed to a view that Italy was safe from a downgrade for now.
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In response to the Reuters report, two major U.S. email service providers — Microsoft and Google — said that their email services are safe from U.S. government spies.
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Redditors at other forums, like r/SexWorkers, rapidly began redefining and re-articulating their rules in order to keep their own communities safe from the crackdown.
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Nothing is safe from the media outrage machine anymore, even when we're talking about heartfelt sentiment from a fellow actor following the passing of Carrie Fisher.
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Should it run out of clearance, the bottom of the Trailhawk has been fitted with skid plates that keep the vital bits safe from rock damage.
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"In the last facility, I was not safe from the officers in that facility," Ocasio-Cortez told CNN after visiting a concentration camp in Clint, Texas.
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The relationship-focused missions will test each couple's compatibility, and the more missions each match wins, the more money they bank — keeping them safe from elimination.
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They explained that their mother put her prized collections of dishes into the pool to keep them safe from the wildfires prior to fleeing the area.
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Until women around the world who are not safe from their intimate partners at home have a safe haven in our nation, I won't stop fighting.
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"The whole world is screaming against Islamic terrorism, and even India is not safe from it," said Vishnu Gupta, founder of the Hindu Sena nationalist group.
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The need to believe that only we could do such damage to ourselves is tied to needing to feel like America is safe from outside actors.
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"Washington state will continue to be a place where all children can feel safe from discrimination, harassment or assault based on their gender identity," he said.
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Senate Republicans also put our safety at risk when they refuse to do their job and pass commonsense measures to keep Americans safe from gun violence.
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And 56 percent think the former secretary of State would be best to keep them safe from terrorism, compared to the 22.9 percent who favor Trump.
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With Sisley's new water-resistant cream, a little goes a long way to smooth fine lines, cover dark spots and keep skin safe from the sun.
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Plus, it's not like you did the project for them or anything, so really, this situation is totally safe from falling into "helicopter parent" territory. Right?
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But, he emphasized that cruise passengers should not be overly concerned about getting the stomach bug because most cruises are safe from food- and waterborne illnesses.
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While Twitter continues to struggle with rampant bullying and abuse, Instagram is instead stepping up its game when it comes to keeping users safe from harm.
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"If we don't stand with this good man against the media-manufactured assault today, none of us will be safe from it tomorrow," the letter reads.
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Neither had the schemes kept forests safe from fossil fuel extraction, the main cause of forest degradation and displacement of indigenous communities, the local leaders said.
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But for Cassie Conley, NASA's planetary protection officer, keeping Earth safe from alien contamination isn't just fodder for science fiction; it's part of her job description.
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López told me she would happily move anywhere, even if it were outside the city, as long is it is safe from the cycle of floods.
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Because decontamination work has made progress and food declared safe from radiation, it has been deemed safe to return to most villages within the evacuation zone.
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It seems nowhere is safe from microplastic pollution, not even Monterey Bay in California, which otherwise is one of the greatest conservation success stories in history.
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Computers like Streng's solve complex, automatically generated mathematical puzzles to help secure each block of transactions and keep the bitcoin network safe from hacking or manipulation.
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"We need to be safe from measles, but other vaccines seem to me absolutely superfluous," Mr. Salvini said, adding that he had his own children vaccinated.
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It was one among many toxic examples of information whose misuse perpetuated a xenophobic notion that Americans would be safe from a virus associated with China.
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The automakers and the UAW last weekend said they created a joint task force to come up with practices to keep factories safe from the coronavirus.
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