You are not in a safe place, but I live in a safe place.
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Creating a safe place for girls to learn how to DJ, when the traditional environment for DJing was never a safe place for me is important to me.
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I exist as much for my employees to have a safe place to work as I do for my customers to come and have a safe place to get their car repaired.
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"It should be a safe place for me," she said.
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Is this really a safe place to store nuclear weapons?
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It's a very safe place; medical is not the enemy.
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The only safe place to complain is her parents' house.
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The only safe place is out until Tether is resolved.
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But they can't because there's no safe place, no education.
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" Monét continued, "This was supposed to be their safe place!
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So it is certainly not a safe place for migrants.
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But I've always made music from this interior safe place.
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Tell me, do you think Singapore is a safe place?
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He argues Mexico is a very safe place to live.
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Some take refuge in the first safe place they find.
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She is in a safe place, she's not getting harmed.
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Adrian describes Hope's Promise as a loving and safe place.
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In short social media is no longer a safe place.
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People trust me to bring them to a safe place.
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WACO is a safe place truly Where Art Can Occur.
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Having a safe place to call home is a privilege.
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I want to walk at night in a safe place.
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He was creating a safe place to air their grievances.
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"You want education to be a safe place," she said.
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A safe place for your kitty to do their business
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Without a safe place to go to, that amplifies anxiety.
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For some students, school is "their safe place," Moss said.
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"They provide a safe place to learn and grow," says White.
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We want the crate to be the "safe place" during travel.
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Put that money in a safe place where it can grow.
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Let her know your friendship is a real, solid, safe place.
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A pregnant female then looks for a safe place to nest.
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We're a safe place to talk about it and discuss it.
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"It was supposed to be a safe place," one woman remembers.
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Living in the shadow feels like the safe place to be
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I learned that bars were not a safe place for me.
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They diffused the situation and escorted us to a 'safe place'.
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The students provide food, warmth, and a safe place to sleep.
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Church was probably the most safe place outside of your home.
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Bats need a warm, safe place to sleep during the day.
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It was a safe place to do it, and more productive.
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Find a safe place to get lost, through art or music.
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President Jovenel Moïse urged people to get to a safe place.
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"I just want to stay in a safe place," she said.
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It gives the kids a safe place to gather on Friday nights.
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A safe place—largely predictable, maybe, but pleasant for that very reason.
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"It is a safe place," Representative Bill Johnson, Republican of Ohio, said.
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Not a single safe place, she explained, for her kids to play.
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"This isn't a safe place," she whispered, leaning forward in her chair.
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In exchange, the women get a safe place to practice their work.
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" Now, he said, "a gay bar is no longer a safe place.
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Part of that responsibility is making sure school is a safe place.
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"Police approached and they were taken to a safe place," he said.
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"This is a very special, welcoming and safe place," Whiston, 47, said.
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We were the safe place for the people who are most ostracized.
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You always had a safe place, a shelter, away from the messaging.
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Khartoum is generally a safe place unless you're protesting against the government.
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Once you are in a safe place, call the local emergency line.
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The one relatively safe place as the planet starts to burn down?
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Zuck believes the U.S. should be a safe place for political refugees.
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The vehicle then followed her until she could find a safe place.
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I hope everyone has a safe place today🤞#vicfires #gippslandfires pic.twitter.
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They ran for three hours straight in order to reach a safe place.
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Are the crypts a safe place to be during the White Walker battle?
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This is a safe place but it's on us to show people that.
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It ends up becoming a safe place for people to vent without judgment.
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" Poma told Today the Pulse nightclub "was supposed to be a safe place.
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"The library was still that safe place, that place for opportunity," Hayden said.
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"It was supposed to be a safe place," she said of the club.
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So it was a safe place to figure out how to be funny.
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Russia can't give Kim much -- beyond a safe place to park illicit income.
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It is not, however, a completely safe place for me or my kind.
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Thank you for providing me a safe place to be open and vulnerable.
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"If you're in a safe place and you're comfortable, sit tight," Fugate said.
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In some areas of Ghouta, entire families have no safe place to go.
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This is practice, a safe place to deal with the problem at hand.
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Children in every community deserve a safe place to live, learn and grow.
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We started this to create a safe place, a home—not a 'superclub'.
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"Facebook is a safe place for brands, let me start there," Everson said.
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"Everybody expects that a house of worship is a safe place," he said.
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It is, in short, not a safe place to be at the moment.
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The plant gives the gnat baby a safe place to eat and develop.
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"Our home is our safe place," she says, like someone reciting a mantra.
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Care has been arranged in a safe place for the six people involved.
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It also should not replace having physical documents saved in a safe place.
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And make sure you put the original winning ticket in a safe place.
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"It's a safe place to express your political views," he said, echoing Reyes.
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The center was a safe place where she could socialize with other students.
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They sit in a safe place in my office, where I rarely go.
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Caesar's photographs are in a safe place to support any such future prosecution.
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Most agree that YouTube isn't a safe place for children to roam free.
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For the big guns in India, Twitter is no longer a safe place.
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Arizona, and specifically the suburbs of Phoenix, are a safe place to live.
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"We are working to ensure all families have a safe place to stay."
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"We are working to ensure all families have a safe place to stay."
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No one believes that's a good or safe place for them to be.
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There are more than 20,000 Safe Place sites across the US. People in need of a Safe Place location can check their interactive map or text the word "safe" along with their location (city, state, or zip code) to 4HELP (44357).
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John's studio really became my safe place and where I really found myself again.
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Gold is traditionally seen as a safe place to invest in times of turmoil.
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That's because many people are asleep and unable to get to their safe place.
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Right now, he's mostly concerned about eating and finding a safe place to sleep.
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And we're grateful that we had a safe place to ride out the storm.
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"We were already in a safe place," the school's principal told the Chicago Tribune.
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I'd limped to the closest safe place – the men's bathroom – in the hours after.
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Planned Parenthood provided a safe place where I could be treated with gentle guidance.
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When done, pluck your coin back and carefully put it in a safe place.
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VERY CAREFULLY remove the skillet from the coals and transfer to a safe place.
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And that's, in part, thanks to the awareness that Safe Place brought to Seattle.
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"I also think [home] is a safe place a lot of times," says Simmons.
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Turns out that like every other American, the president-elect deserves a safe place.
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This, my friends, is a safe place to express these less-than-mainstream infatuations.
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It is a swaddle, designed to provide you with a safe place to dream.
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First Words By its own historical standards, America circa 21968 is a safe place.
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It's children we're dealing with, so we created a happy place, a safe place.
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He follows that with an instant message: "Dream of a warm and safe place."
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Most importantly, once you've gotten away from an attacker, get to a safe place.
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Heroin provided me with what Buddhists call a false refuge: a perceived safe place.
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"Tennessee gave me a safe place to hangout and find myself again," says Jenny.
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It finds a safe place in every gag, jest, and pun that audiences hear.
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Refugee support Zuck believes the U.S. should be a safe place for political refugees.
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If you are in a safe place, we would like to hear from you.
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I needed to find a safe place for my sister, my son and myself.
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There must also be a safe place to quarantine people who are running temperatures.
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Downtown Hope Center serves everyone, but women deserve a safe place to stay overnight.
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You made money, then put some in a safe place until you needed it.
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Every center should have a formalized, safe place to report abuse seriously and anonymously.
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Fraternity houses should be a safe place where friends look out for one another.
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Moreover, most don't have a safe place to lay their heads that allows MAT.
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Banks in Beirut were a safe place for wealthy Syrians to park their cash.
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Gold is traditionally seen as a safe place to invest during periods of uncertainty.
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"School should be a safe place," Bacharach, 90, tells PEOPLE from his home in California.
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Don't investors run for cover during volatility, meaning they'd find a safe place to hide?
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Most kids are looking for a safe place to be the best version of themselves.
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So my goal was to start something that was first and foremost a safe place.
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There is no safe place for LGBT people in this country or around the world.
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As she told Singer via text, she was Medley's safe place, and that was broken.
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T-Series gives Kjellberg a safe place to play out a beef without risking much.
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Bring me all those who are being persecuted, and they will have a safe place.
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Take everything we have to a safe place and don't tell me where it is.
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That's really not a safe place for Bran to be, Westeros, at all right now.
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I left that there in her office, in that safe place with my safe person.
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Programs like Orlando's "Safe Place" initiative help form a community network of trust and safety.
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School, like so many other aspects of their lives, was no longer a safe place.
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You think that's a safe place, a reasonable approximation of value versus the stock market?
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" She paused and then added, "This is a very safe place for me to practice.
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Keep this journal in a safe place away from other personal items and documents. 85033.
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"Rio de Janeiro should be a very safe place," said João Grangeiro, the medical officer.
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Churches and shelters have opened their doors, providing food and a safe place to sleep.
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His policies are isolationist, which would make the world a less safe place for everybody.
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Maybe the dressing rooms at Madison Square Garden are actually a safe place for him.
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Seeking a safe place to park their money, investors have piled into U.S. government bonds.
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It's a safe place, so you can do whatever you like in the locker room.
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By giving them a safe place to express emotions and an ear to discuss them.
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Do you think of the world as a safe place for all animals and plants?
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And now, instead of treading he is actually starting to swim to a safe place.
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They seemed like a safe place for new riders to use the scooters, LeVeaux said.
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Well, it doesn't make you feel like the world is a safe place for you!
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And that's OK. MUNCHIES is a safe place—that's why we have hangover cures, too.
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I now get copies of everything and keep them marked and in a safe place.
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This led the founders to try to find a safe place to store cannabis items.
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First, put your emergency kit in a safe place where the items won't get damaged.
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"It was just a neutral, safe place to absorb information," she said of C-SPAN.
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But it's a good sign that Chad has a safe place to house rhinos now.
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"We wanted to give them a safe place to stay during the storm," he said.
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It can feel like there's no longer a safe place for you in this world.
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Keep those 24 words, which provide instant access to your cryptocurrencies, in a safe place.
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We would just like a safe place [to wait] for a response from the government.
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Now he says he would not consider Hong Kong a safe place for his assets.
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When women can't find a safe place to give birth, that's not a woman problem.
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The I.N.F. is a landmark treaty and it has made the world a safe place.
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A safe place was where people could find practical resistance to political and social repression.
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" 'Safe place for people and ideas' Following Donald Trump's election, university leadership sent students an email that read,"We pride ourselves on being an inclusive, welcoming and ultimately safe place for people and ideas from all corners of our society and all around the world.
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The title could also, quite accurately, refer to (poor) Martha Hanson, who spends most of this episode being held in a safe place by the KGB until they can get her out of the country to another safe place (which turns out to be Moscow).
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They are willing to pay above the odds to secure a safe place for their savings.
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Most of the time, I take clients to another didi's place because it's a safe place.
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"The most important thing is that I get my girls to a safe place,"' she says.
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Still, investors on the hunt for a safe place to park their cash aren't without options.
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It was a safe place for the bunny, who had plant matter stuck around its neck.
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Hermit crabs are just like us: they need a safe place to hide from terrible humans.
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And he said it's about a broader issue than just providing a "safe" place for brands.
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But what if, Fitzpatrick posits, there hadn't been a safe place to which he could flee?
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Tumblr has been a safe place for alternative eroticism for years, compared to Instagram and Facebook.
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All she wanted was a clean white bed to lay down on in a safe place.
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That's how you get a more safe place is by making sure that we're fully engaged.
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" Last week Baldwin also shared a sweet pics embracing Bieber captioning the slide show: "Safe place.
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I hope that people who have left now feel they have a safe place to go.
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"The studio turned into my safe place where I needed to continue to be," he says.
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The platforms create a safe place for those who are new or apprehensive about the plant.
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But last Tuesday, the aide wasn't there and Yosio didn't have his "safe place," Ramirez said.
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"Right now our priority is making sure the kids are in a safe place," he says.
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Iraqi diplomats were taken to a safe place, Danish said, and none of them were injured.
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Most people really just want to live their lives in a safe place where everyone matters.
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"The important thing is for the oil money to go to a safe place," he said.
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I got a safe place to sleep every night and people who are nice to me.
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CNN: Beyond giving kids a safe place to go, what do you hope your program provides?
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Every house of worship should be a safe place of worship, theological reflection, hope and healing.
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I just want a safe place for [a short while] and we'll go back to Syria.
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You want to find them a safe place to go, but you don't always know how.
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Robyn: We often just need permission, an invitation, to experience—and a safe place to explore.
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Everybody knows around here is a safe place and you don't expect this to happen here.
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For me, a garden is a place to feed yourself and it's also a safe place.
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Your planner should create a safe place for you to lay everything out on the table.
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If you're in a safe place to do so, tell us, too, how you are preparing.
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"The Conscious Crew staff provided [Zimmardi] with a safe place up until his transport," Soete said.
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He loved the fact that it was a safe place for anyone who wanted to enter.
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An opportunity to play and learn in a safe place that many don't have access to.
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Also, remember: Every dollar and cent is needed to help North Lawndale be a safe place.
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In the meantime, the effective rule will prevent thousands from finding a safe place to live.
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The only safe place to wear the red hat now appears to be at political rallies.
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The financial crisis also unearthed another risk: Bonds weren't necessarily a safe place to hide, either.
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The Qatari hunters were captured in southern Iraq, largely considered a safe place unmarred by violence.
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The antlers "are in a very safe place, and they are not on display," Tucker said.
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With a safe place to live, young people stand a chance of overcoming poverty and marginalization.
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Want to help give a queer and/or trans person a safe place to celebrate Thanksgiving?
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Guatemala, a proposed "safe third country" is not, in fact, a safe place for asylum seekers.
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The center put the family in permanent supportive housing, giving Chidick a safe place to study.
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"Gillette security came and got us and moved us to a safe place 🙌🏼," she explained.
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These moderators monitor the posted content to provide a safe place for people to discuss suicide.
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"We moved to Rochester Hills to live in a better place, a safe place," Wright said.
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A Normal Lost Phone, released back in January, is a safe place to explore these fantasies.
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Her native home is not a safe place for any woman, and her situation is particularly difficult.
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Make sure you have a safe place to store your winning ticket, like a lockbox or safe.
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They're stressing that these are "isolated incidents" and that the DR is a safe place to vacation.
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The United Nations and the European Court of Human Rights agree Libya is not a safe place.
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The Internet is not a safe place for people who aren't caught up on Game of Thrones.
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But that Weinstein's alleged behavior also violates their contracts' promise to provide a safe place to work.
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"Shelter in a safe place," a rescuer on the surface told them, according to China National Radio.
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Even in times of conflict, food has always been a relatively safe place for cross-cultural pollination.
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Whether it's a bassinet, crib, or even a wood drawer, newborns need a safe place to sleep.
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As the vicious cycle intensifies, the whole country becomes a more hostile, less safe place for everyone.
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During the third episode, Patty's safe place is a crawfish eating competition, because of course it is.
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After the cell removal, Kendall leaves for a safe place, but is intercepted and kidnapped by Marty.
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Or maybe they've just succeeded in lobbying a special safe place in the world of manufactured goods.
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Said Sandberg, "Thank you to everyone working to make sure Instagram is a kind and safe place."
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I went to photograph Dristi Nepal, which gives women a safe place to work on their addiction.
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Some people had posted that the group was their safe place to talk, then bam, it's gone.
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If epileptics knew a seizure was imminent, they could at least get themselves to a safe place.
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The second time it happened, a stranger helped me find a safe place to stop, and sit.
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" At least three times a week, Islam says, "I feel like I'm not really in safe place.
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Congress should set the example for all industries and be a safe place for women to work.
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Anger is a normal, human emotion, and a rage journal is a safe place to express it!
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They want to make sure that you have a safe place to go and a ride home.
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Creating a safe place in the most unsafe place is at the heart of what we do.
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But it does not do much beyond offering a safe place for customers to put their money.
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Would the teacher need to engage in gunfire instead of getting her students to a safe place?
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"He's my family, he's my safe place, my love," Allami says as Hrebid gently strokes his face.
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As Mr. Hussein, the newspaper editor, put it: There is "no safe place in Iraq at all."
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Not because we want to be a refugee, but we cannot find a safe place to live.
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I always keep it in a very safe place and I always keep my pocket zipped shut.
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I like his kicking the politically correct safe-place seekers in the shins and not backing down.
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" But Mr. Gabriel finds the broader implications, too, as he sings, "There's no safe place to go.
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It is not a safe place to be on a college campus today and hold conservative beliefs.
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None of the seeds were lost but their home is no a longer safe place for storage.
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Things like housing, childcare, food, healthcare, accessible social services, humane immigration policy, a safe place in society.
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It's really a safe place where we understand each other and have permission to be be vulnerable.
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Now, imagine arriving in safe place only to be met with disdain, distrust, ignorance and outright hatred.
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Yea whole families sleeping in the car... We will provide a safe place to park at night.
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And in certain neighborhoods, schools are the only "safe" place for kids to be during the day.
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Finding a safe place to interview and photograph them would be a challenge regardless of the topic.
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No matter the disaster, you should stay in a safe place until all warnings have been canceled.
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Some tried to explain this behavior, suggesting Sherlock was merely taking his treasures to a safe place.
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Rarely do they consider whether their students have enough to eat or a safe place to sleep.
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All babies deserve a safe place to sleep, and there are better options than a cardboard box.
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"Find a safe place, active shooter on campus," said one of the text messages shared with WITI.
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Some had fled abuse at home and do not have a safe place to welcome them back.
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"I just want to make sure this is a safe place to come back to," he said.
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Honestly, sometimes, if there was a safe place to sleep on the street, I would do it.
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In the panicked run, many of the students fell as they rushed looking for a safe place.
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Since 2004, it has been considered a safe place for Orlando's LGBT residents to socialize, drink and dance.
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Giving people a safe place to play out cause and effect is what makes The Sims so intriguing.
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I have traveled to San Francisco twice trying to help him get in a good and safe place.
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Mexico is, among other things, not necessarily a very safe place for Central American asylum seekers to be.
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They should know how to calmly and quietly relax in their "safe place" without consistent attention from you.
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They spent last Wednesday home from work to pack up and get their animals to a safe place.
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" Now, he said, "I know none of you are safe until I make this world a safe place.
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"I want people to have peace of mind knowing that our channel is a safe place," she said.
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Some parents delivered their own children to the nuns, believing they were leaving them in a safe place.
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"I always assumed that she was in a safe place with people that cared about her," she said.
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PAKISTAN EXPLOSION No holiday: Easter Sunday in the park would seem to be a safe place to be.
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However, she feels like all of her fears have been validated: the world is not a safe place.
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"By Saturday noon you should be in your safe place," Alabama Governor Kay Ivey told a news conference.
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Passers-by are often offered helmets and masks and shielded with umbrellas until they reach a safe place.
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I just wanted to create a tribe and a safe place for women to go and be themselves.
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Or Twitter providing a safe place for nazis to spread violent hate speech and misogynists to harass women.
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Create a safe place where your pet can retreat and be safe when fireworks are in full swing.
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Authorities are encouraging the captor to take Jordan to a safe place, like a library or fire station.
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A charity in Johannesburg runs a "baby bin" where women can leave unwanted children in a safe place.
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"One of those safe place locations, the witnesses were holding a suspect down when police arrived," he said.
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Over the past year, we have been working to ensure that YouTube is a safe place for brands.
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Another thing it remains dedicated to is serving women and giving them a safe place to connect online.
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I've got a safe place to sleep every night and I have people who are nice to me.
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"The alligators aren't interested in people, they're just looking to find a safe place to say," Harvey said.
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I grew up in what was essentially a pretty safe place—you couldn't get into that much trouble.
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No. No. No. No. You can go, my secrets are there, it's because it's an absolutely safe place.
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The ministry gave no reason for the attack but said Majbari was unharmed and "in a safe place".
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We tried to give the teens what we thought was a safe place to have a good time.
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You'll also need to find a safe place to fly, away from people, buildings, power lines and airplanes.
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For many, a gay club or bar is the only safe place to be themselves outside of home.
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Gold can gain in times of uncertainty as it is seen as a safe place to park assets.
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Mary and Joseph, he said, were immigrants, who struggled to find a safe place to stay in Bethlehem.
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When the hotline worker asked if she had a safe place to leave her cat, Ms. H froze.
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Gold is often used as a safe place to park assets during times of financial or political uncertainty.
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Last week was time for me to explain to my child that the internet isn't a safe place.
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Another big mistake new resellers make is failing to choose a safe place for larger deals and transactions.
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Store your key in a safe place (not on that computer) in case you ever get locked out.
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Experts say Mexico is not a safe place for migrants fleeing the violence and poverty of Central America.
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"It was a safe place to put it in case there was a fire," she told the station.
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"Sometimes, it's better to find a safe place and wait for stormy weather to pass," Mr. Ren wrote.
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The Vault is also remote, and therefore a "safe place, quite far away from conflicts," Asdal told me.
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And we used the mirror a lot as a safe place for them to look at each other.
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He wants his kids to learn about nature, and he wants a safe place for them to play.
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CEO Jack Dorsey and company have failed to turn Twitter into a truly safe place for its users.
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And if you want a safe place to park your wealth, United States Treasuries are your best bet.
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They will receive a reply with the closest Safe Place and the number of their local youth agency.
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We are proud to be in support with both A Safe Place and all of our law enforcement!
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Buy and setup a backup key, setup the authenticator app, or store recovery codes in a safe place.
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"All the shura members have pledged allegiance to Sheikh Haibatullah in a safe place in Afghanistan," the statement said.
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All of the animals, now in a safe place, are featured on DeGeneres' animated YouTube series Ellen's Pet Dish.
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So it's important to give them a safe place where they can fail or experiment and it doesn't matter.
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Since June foreign investors looking for a safe place to park money have loaded up on British government debt.
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Buyers are willing to pay steeply to secure a safe place for their savings—or a bolthole for themselves.
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"We managed to protect the most precious treasures in a safe place," a Paris City Hall spokesperson told CNN.
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They don't help to ensure transgender and gender non-conforming people have a safe place to use the bathroom.
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Most notably, the Orlando police launched Safe Place on the six-month anniversary of the Pulse Night Club massacre.
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"People want to hold reserve dollars—they view it as a safe place to park their money," he said.
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"It's getting a reputation with this police activity, where maybe it's not a safe place for kids," Bury says.
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"The beach, I think, was her escape, her safe place," Jost's son, Remy Kimes, tells PEOPLE in an email.
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"It also helps people understand that if (depression) occurs, this is a safe place to bring up those concerns."
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Earlier, Mayor Mitch Landrieu told residents to wrap up what they were doing and move to a safe place.
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The port helped supervise the launch and worked with the designers to find a safe place for the island.
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They need a safe place where they can confide in someone and discuss their problems without risk of judgment.
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"This is not a safe place for us, this is not a place we can live life," Taghinia said.
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" Confused, I asked him to clarify and he responded, "I was looking for a safe place to pull over.
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We need to make the art world a more equitable, just, and safe place for women at all levels.
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But it's fun to let myself get just a little bit scared, from a safe place on my couch.
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A lot of the money from my work goes towards a homeless youth foundation called Safe Place for Youth.
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He said Bashir was being detained in a "safe place" and a military council would now run the country.
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Government authorities have sought to make Germany a safe place for Jews, who number about 200,000 in the country.
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You both live in the apartment, and there is no reason it can't be a healthy and safe place.
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We were foolish to think that there could ever be a safe place, that we could ever get away.
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We need to make the art world a more equitable, just and safe place for women at all levels.
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If Mr Thompson just got his wallet back, how come the money is suddenly hidden in a safe place?
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Reporting a post or user on Discord can help keep your server a safe place for everyone, yourself included.
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"Active shooter We are still on lockdown, please remain in a safe place, police are investigating," another one said.
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It's liquid, accessible, and a safe place to keep the money you might need in the next few years.
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Finally, be sure to maintain your records in a safe place and make a copy of your completed form.
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Time and again, foster kids tell us they want stability, a safe place to live, and a loving family.
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She decided that Sudan was no longer a safe place to raise a family and left for Saudi Arabia.
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"You're a horrible gym owner and just as bad at keeping Twistars a safe place," she told the court.
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Clearly, the roads are not safe for pedestrians, so shouldn't we protect sidewalks as a safe place for walking?
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His goal at the time was to provide a safe place for people in his community to settle disputes.
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When her husband became abusive, Theresa had no car, no money, and no safe place to take her children.
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The company can build a fuel supply system in a safe place like a rail yard of its choosing.
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Along with listing providers, the Safe Place Project outlines the various legal restrictions on abortion access in each state.
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"All the shura members have pledged allegiance to Sheikh Haibatullah in a safe place in Afghanistan," a Taliban statement said.
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He sometimes creates more spaces than the city requires, because his customers desire a safe place for their precious motors.
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"The Crown of Thorns, the tunic of St. Louis, and several other major works are now in a safe place."
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One is that the American hospitality industry is seen as a safe place for Chinese investors to park their money.
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"What they didn't do was wake me up and move me to a safe place," King wrote in her post.
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About a week later, when my parents went to Turkey for the weekend, we had a safe place to meet.
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After all, there is no 100 percent safe place or method to store seeds, even in a deep Arctic vault.
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Those who take them should get the setting right—a safe place, with benevolent people and a sober friend around.
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The context suggests that Earth isn't a safe place to live anymore, prompting the efforts to establish a new colony.
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He followed Baldwin, while he dropped off the car at a safe place and then drove him to the interview.
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Although the Kremlin denies political killings, Human Rights Watch says Russia is "far from a safe place" for independent journalists.
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Peter decides to take Elisabeth to the bunker, in case Noah was right that it was the only safe place.
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In both, rural women have to travel long distances while in labor to reach a safe place to give birth.
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When the military announced Bashir's ousting, they said he had been arrested and was being kept at a "safe place".
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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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"My intention was always to create a safe place, a place for him to not ever hold back," says Robinson.
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This doesn't look like a cat out to protect and serve, to make a safe place for kittens to grow.
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When you're in a safe place, share you photos and videos on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook with the hashtag #CNNweather.
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So certainly one of the first things you want to know is, is this going to be a safe place.
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The ensuing financial panic sent the country's oligarchs and mobsters scrambling to find a safe place to put their money.
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The refugees say they won't be leaving the detention center until the country offers them a safe place to settle.
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Danielle Campoamor: Ariana Grande reminds us women have no safe place in America September 22 After Grande's performance, the Rev.
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If somebody feels like they're in a safe place and they can hear the message, they're more likely to change.
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"During the recession, education was a safe place to be," Julia Pollak, a labor economist at ZipRecruiter, told the publication.
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She was fleeing an abusive marriage, and needed to find a job and a safe place for us to land.
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In 24, he also created a "Safe Place" initiative to promote inclusion and awareness of LGBT rights in state government.
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She built a games section in a corner of the house and told the children that was their safe place.
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People go to gay bars as a sanctuary, and it's so horrible for that not to be a safe place.
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We live in a very safe place—we wake up, the sun is shining, and we can do an interview.
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Keep it in a safe placeKeep the will in a safe place in your home or with a trusted relative.
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Our schooling, and the places that we lived in suburbs of Michigan, were very a safe place to grow up.
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Parents and students had considered the school a safe place for its 1,850 pupils ranging from kindergarten to 12th grade.
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Professor Macklin and others have long rejected the idea that the United States is a safe place to seek asylum.
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"Facebook's response gives little reassurance to parents that Messenger Kids is a safe place for children today," the senators wrote.
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They're a safe place for children to learn, to have access to things they don't have in their own homes.
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She talks about the beach as the ultimate escape from city life and a safe place for exploration and pleasure.
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In the new disaster economy, a safe place to go when society breaks down is now a must-have commodity.
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Morley views his apartment as "a safe place" — a location where he knows where everything is and all feels secure.
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Superintendent Terry Shaw said it was "relaxing" to know that students have a safe place to go in their schools.
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It was, in other words, the sort of safe place that the youths had been insisting was necessary for them.
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For those offended by my "communist" comment, I'll send a therapy dog to your "safe place" of choice in Madison.
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The price of Treasurys, which moves inversely to yields, rose as investors hunted for a safe place to park cash.
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Often, Ms. Pierce said, "there's a hefty charge for getting the box rekeyed," so keep it in a safe place.
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He wants to help them find a safe place to express themselves and escape the hardships of daily life in Kabul.
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Thus, The Little Wing was created to give all parents a safe place to drop their children off while they work.
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No. There's a guy who lives in my building and always makes sure that my packages are in a safe place.
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We take pride in offering a safe place for anyone and everyone under our roof, or at any of our events.
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Nostalgia is only one way of looking at history; it functions, essentially, to make the past a safe place to play.
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In the meantime, children like Mamman are just happy to have a safe place to play, and friends to confide in.
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The internet created a safe place for millions of outcasts who used it to turn themselves into entrepreneurs, artists, and writers.
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They smell like home and home is my safe place, plus the soft fabric feels like a hug from a friend.
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"It is very important that Twitter is a safe place for people to interact with the news," said company board member .
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Even though classes weren't in session, the school is a safe place for her to be while he goes to work.
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"It was a safe place where people could speak about their orientation in a way they never could before," he said.
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Concerts are supposed to be a safe place where people can come and enjoy the music and artists that they love.
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The American Red Cross in Louisiana is providing meals and dozens of shelters for residents needing a safe place to sleep.
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Facebook's dilemma is that it wants to be a safe place for users without becoming a strict censor of their speech.
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Having a safe place for Ollie to be cared for is the most valuable gift we could ever have been given.
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"We need to make the art world a more equitable, just, and safe place for women at all levels," Kuo wrote.
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They are actively looking to share their stories with people, and we provide a safe place for them to do that.
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It was a great service to the community, particularly for people in their teens; it was their home, a safe place.
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"I know it's not a safe place to be, but ... I don't know where else I can go," Atibu told CNN.
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You're a woman who is exposed to a lot of suffering, and you've found a safe place to exorcise that pain.
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"I love Asian culture, food, and people, and for a woman who travels alone it's a truly safe place," Costa said.
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To his family, the college, in Ithaca, N.Y., appeared to be a safe place, seemingly more secure than his native Brooklyn.
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The aesthetic is abstracted, staged and stylized; it has a distancing effect that creates a safe place to explore dangerous ideas.
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"When I'm asked if Mexico is a safe place to go travel on vacation, my response is yes," he told Forbes.
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The bears travel around the ocean looking for a safe place to land as their ice floe gets smaller and smaller.
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He felt strongly enough about Linnea to buy a condominium in Providence so she would have a safe place to live.
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Every time a band actually pushes back against fascism's cozy safe place in extreme metal, these kinds of people freak out.
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The lethal threshold is far lower for infants and pets, so make sure to keep the stuff in a safe place.
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You're not a homebody, Gemini, but today, feeling like you have a safe place to retreat will help you feel grounded.
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I let him sleep in our guest studio for a few nights, until he was able to find a safe place.
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Professor Peacock added that evacuees do not necessarily have to travel far, and moving inland will generally be a safe place.
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As long as some of them can find a safe place to hide from fire each year, the species will endure.
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Be sure to store your BitLocker key in a safe place — somewhere not on that computer — in case something goes wrong!
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In predators, play provides necessary practice for later hunting, and in prey, play provides a safe place to learn to escape.
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To save the universe, they and their fellow Avengers need to get the Infinity Stones it holds to a safe place.
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Through my acting, I could get in touch with things within myself, because it was a safe place to do it.
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On one hand, it seems that the androids should definitely follow Picard and let him lead them to a safe place.
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On one hand, it seems that the androids should definitely follow Picard and let him lead them to a safe place.
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Has any work been done to ensure that students can have a quiet and safe place to work during the day?
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Has any work been done to ensure that students can have a quiet and safe place to work during the day?
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Heroin-assisted treatment relieves this problem: It gives patients a safe place to get their heroin without resorting to bad behaviors.
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America's bombing campaign over North Vietnam was in high gear, and Hanoi wanted to move its students to a safe place.
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"I am looking for a safe place to show my watches, where people can come and enjoy them, free of charge."
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"They want a safe place to put their money," he said, reclining in the driver's seat of his black Bentley Mulsanne.
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For players, performing for audiences of progressive fans and accommodating owners, the league feels like a safe place to speak out.
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His family emigrated when he was nine ("It wasn't a safe place at that point"), settling in the suburbs of Toronto.
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Once the documents are done, put them in a safe place and make sure your relatives know how to find it.
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A seizure-alert dog could tell her person to find a safe place before a seizure by pulling on one tab.
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"Facebook needs to address the failure to protect its employees and provide a safe place and system of work," Treanor said.
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"Utility technicians must do their jobs in order to make sure everyone has a safe place to return to," Baker said.
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Cars -- The National Weather Service emphasizes that a vehicle is not a safe place to be if a tornado threatens you.
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Single parents need affordable housing, a safe place for their child after school, and a location in a good school district.
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Apple said it tried to make the App Store a safe place for consumers and a good business opportunity for developers.
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" She continued: "It has become commonplace, however, it's important that all women have a safe place for our voices and our bodies.
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Surely you can partner with parents to make the online world a safe place of discovery, friendship and education for their children.
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"The Crown of Thorns, the Tunic of Saint Louis and several other major works are now in a safe place," she wrote.
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It's a safe place for both education and entertainment, where you can knock out your financial aggression in our Debt Boxing Gym.
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For Rawls, who is simply looking for a safe place to sleep, this is not just a shelter or a last resort.
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Although the world isn't a safe place for any transgender individual, statistics show that fatal violence disproportionately affects transgender women of color.
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Emily Waggoner, a former North Carolinian, created a Google Map that helps trans people find a safe place to use the bathroom.
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"Neither the past, nor the present, nor the future is a safe place for a mind to linger for long," he continues.
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Despite what the mass consumer market tells us, newborn babies need very little: a safe place to sleep, some diapers, and food.
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I see the young Syrian girls who made it to Europe or to another safe place — I see how strong they are.
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"Go to a safe place and wait for the right car to arrive, or cancel the ride and report it to us."
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A tornado warning means a tornado is already occurring or will hit soon and you should get to a safe place immediately.
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" She also thanked the Savannah, Georgia bar The Original Pinkie Masters "for giving us a safe place to let our hair down!
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The source says Comey wanted to keep the memos in a safe place in case they came in handy down the road.
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Criminalization's rise reflects a dark reality: America prefers to punish its homeless rather than help them find a safe place to sleep.
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For over two years, they filmed themselves on a journey to Europe, documenting each step of their search for a safe place.
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We all deserve a safe place to pass gas, whether that's on the street, in a bathroom stall, or at a party.
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But what kind of safe place is it, she says, if building conditions mean they don't really know how safe they are?
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Make sure you store your social security card in a safe place (not your wallet) and shred unnecessary documents with sensitive information.
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We strive to provide a safe place for our passengers, and condemn this unprecedented, unacceptable, violent behavior in the strongest of terms.
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We can vent and encourage depending on our own mood -- a safe place to share how we feel and how we cope.
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We all want to get back to this safe place, to work and experience these characters and this family and this life.
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After all, as drones and drone racing becomes increasingly mainstream, many young pilots will be looking for a safe place to fly.
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You are in charge of storing the private key in a safe place and it isn't supposed to be stored digitally anywhere.
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Compline Wine Bar, Napa Cigars and Blackbird Inn -- all in downtown Napa -- have power and are offering a safe place for residents.
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The 33-year-old spent 20 days in a coma before she was released in April and taken to a safe place.
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"Now, hopefully, it will be a safe place and people will be able to contribute in ways that they were not before."
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They also provided a safe place outside of parents' beds for infants to sleep, in homes that might have only rudimentary furniture.
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In addition to robbing victims of a safe place to call home, domestic violence has a lasting impact on survivors, especially children.
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"The mall is supposed to be a safe place for families to shop, eat, and enjoy themselves," Robinson said in a statement.
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Gore said she will donate a portion of the proceeds to homeless teens at a charity organization called Safe Place for Youth.
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"I thought that was a safe place to park, I thought it would be protected here," Vega said, standing surrounded by debris.
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Nethercott said that a lot of servicepeople bring with them something to sleep that remind them of home or a safe place.
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But the dynamics are different in San Francisco, with its progressive politics and its history as a safe place for radical thinking.
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"Mexico is not a safe place for all people, and there are vulnerable groups at risk," Barnard told reporters after the hearing.
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Kingsolver explores how anyone might possibly find a safe place in this world that we keep befouling through ignorance, greed or incompetence.
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Since childhood, reading has been my favorite escape, a safe place to dream when the problems of the world got too heavy.
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Sorey is a big, burly guy who speaks hurriedly, as if scrambling to get to the safe place where the music is.
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We expect that, at some point, we will foster again, probably when one of our students needs a safe place to stay.
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Many of these victims had no safe place to turn—as the new documentary The Church and the First Estate painfully shows.
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"For some species, no ice cover is not good for them because they need a safe place to lay eggs," Wang said.
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" For years, a sign in the school's foyer said, "You are entering a special and safe place … and … the street stops here.
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It requires us to create a hoard of money kept in a safe place where it can grow for decades on end.
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"This is often the first sexual encounter for the victims and they need a safe place to turn to now," she said.
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In addition to providing a safe place for locals to consume cannabis, Roach said lounges and similar businesses are great for tourism.
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But even in a state of limbo, with no safe place to call their own, the children showed kindness to the photographer.
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The problem with gripe-fests in the workplace is that they tend to happen in some secret or "safe" place, like the bathroom.
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Combined with Chrome 71's stricter handling of abusive ads they should make the web a more pleasant and safe place to browse.
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And because all reputable sex parties have very strict rules on consent and etiquette, they can be a safe place to try one.
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If you want to park your money in a safe place amid current market volatility, there's one thing you absolutely need to do.
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If you are in Houston or the surrounding area, it's important to listen to local officials and find shelter in a safe place.
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Germany, home to an estimated 200,000 Jews, has built a reputation in recent decades as a tolerant, safe place for Jews to live.
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SPEAKING OF THREATS, I MEAN, IS NEW YORK CITY GOING TO BE A LESS SAFE PLACE BECAUSE YOU'RE NO LONGER THE POLICE COMMISSIONER?
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The check-in served its purpose to clearly indicate if people in that immediate vicinity were in a safe place away from harm.
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This is her home, Cal tells a forlorn-looking Corey (Mattias Inwood), and she intends to make it a safe place to live.
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If an animal is anxious or scared by those loud noises, it's important to keep them in a safe place, like a crate.
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This means there is no safe place to hide Kanter, who, while he has improved defensively, is still not even an average defender.
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"If they can't find the owners, the pets went from a safe place to a kill shelter," she said, according to USA Today.
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A country that doesn't recognize the dangers of climate change is not a safe place for women to be pregnant or raise children.
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"I thought that the schools were a safe place, that you could drop [your children] off and they would come home after school."
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Once a brood breaches the soil in which it's been hibernating, the cicadas find a safe place to molt into their final form.
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The Good Place star created an Instagram page in hopes of providing a safe place for women who want to celebrate body positivity.
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The National Safety Council said that when pedestrians have to check their phones, they should stop walking and stand in a safe place.
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Back in October, a spreadsheet titled "SHITTY MEDIA MEN" became a safe place for women to share their experiences of abuse and harassment.
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In 2009, Munsey founded GenerateHope, a nonprofit that offers a safe place for survivors of sex trafficking to heal and build new lives.
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The idea was to provide all customers with high-quality food and a safe place to eat regardless of their ability to pay.
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They leave a glass of water by him with a note explaining he was hurt so they brought him to a safe place.
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With the crafting system, you could build homes, shops, and entertainment, providing residents of the Commonwealth a safe place they could call home.
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But even though we have had to find another safe place because of the ongoing attacks, we will never give up on Jinwar.
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You can also store it in a safe place or with a trusted person to be given to your family in the future.
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Even when he isn't around, and even if Celeste is in a safe place like Dr. Reisman's office, you're still scared for her.
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"He told us that he had withdrawn the report and placed the girls in a safe place," Sabq quoted the father as saying.
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Schools should be a safe place for everyone, schools should be a place where students can learn and grow along with their peers.
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"For many of them, Mexico is not a safe place to stay," said Betsy Fisher, policy director for the International Refugee Assistance Project.
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Mr. Hamid, the owner, said sexual harassment was not tolerated at Zan TV. "Zan TV is a safe place for women," he said.
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Until now, the generals who have taken power have said only that he was being held in a "safe place," but not where.
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A well-cultivated, strategic relationship with your bodega can mean that you might have a safe place for your spare keys and packages.
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He provided a secure home base for me to venture forth fearlessly because I knew I had this safe place to return to.
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It tarnished Malaysia's image as a safe place to do business in and dented foreign investors' confidence in putting money in the country.
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On Friday, Berrones took refuge at the Shadow Rock United Church in Phoenix, a sanctuary church offering a safe place for undocumented immigrants.
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"It's been our goal to make it a safe place for self expression and to foster kindness within the community," Mr. Systrom said.
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"Everyone is accounted, they are safe and in a safe place and we are providing food and water," he told state broadcaster Thursday.
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The program creates a network of locations, including schools, fire stations, libraries and businesses, that display distinctive yellow and black safe place signs.
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Omar needs to do better, but right now there's still only one political party in America that is a safe place for hate.
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If in other lands the eternal truths of the past are threatened by intolerance we must provide a safe place for their perpetuation.
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Tom Leyden of FOX25 reported a Patriots equipment manager took the jersey and put it in a safe place for Tom -- it wasn't stolen!
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Luis Gutierrez told BuzzFeed News it would be great to put 800,000 DACA recipients or 2 million or so DREAMers in a safe place.
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And remember: If you turn on two-factor authentication, don't forget to print out your backup codes and keep them in a safe place.
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Episode 9 This episode opens with a gasp-inducing moment: Seeking a safe place to hide, Escobar shows up at an elderly man's farm.
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"By going into the ear, that's like a safe place to eat or rest," says Coby Schal, an entomologist at North Carolina State University.
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I don't want to talk about the details because I'm still very nervous about everything so I want to get past a safe place.
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"But our former boss is in open violation of his contract with us—the employees—to create a safe place for us to work".
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Bashir, who had held power since 1989, is currently detained and being held in "a safe place," according to the country's Supreme Military Council.
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"See if this is really a safe place for you where you don't have to hide certain parts of yourself like you do elsewhere."
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For investors on the hunt for a safe place to stow some of their money, one old-school option might be a good fit.
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For investment to flow smoothly between countries, you need to have a safe place to put your cash in between the long-term investments.
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It might be offensive but it's just a safe place to talk about things that we thought we were all alone in dealing with.
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If that really doesn't appeal to you, keeping your passwords in a notebook is okay, as long as it's in a very safe place.
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Part of why it took off is I think adults didn't understand it, and it provided a safe place for young people to communicate.
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Keep in mind that, in a high-risk business like this, working on a franchise like Gears is a relatively safe place to be.
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I don't want to talk about the details because I'm still very nervous about everything, so I want to get past a safe place.
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For those looking for a safe place to hide out until the trade wars settle down, Cashin said some consumer names might be helpful.
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On Wednesday a Cancún judge granted a new suspension of construction until the authorities have moved all the remaining animals to a safe place.
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This immersion empowers kids to gain a stronger grasp over what they learn and provides a safe place for them to explore and experiment.
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She'll spend time talking with them, working to build up a rapport and trust, assuring them that the doctor's office is a safe place.
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"The McKinney Police Department's mission is to make the city a safe place to live, work and visit for everyone," the department's statement said.
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Tensions surrounding North Korea have supported gold, increasing demand for an asset viewed as a safe place to invest in times of geopolitical uncertainty.
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The city of Atlanta and DeKalb County announced emergency warming shelters would be opened to ensure residents had a safe place to stay warm.
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From having plenty of brands sell products directly through the site to offering extensive buyer protection, eBay is a surprisingly safe place to shop.
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Costa Rica is typically seen as a very safe place for travelers, but the country has seen a jump in homicides in recent years.
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Morocco is not a safe place for women to walk alone at night and struggles with violence against women attitudes, according to the index.
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As the U.N. refugee agency reminded them on Thursday, Libya since the fall of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011 is simply not a safe place.
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Giving Chicago's kids a safe place Having grown up in Chicago's South Side, police officer Jennifer Maddox still sees a neighborhood rife with challenges.
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And if a person can't find a place to rent, it's likely they can't find a safe place to sleep for the night, either.
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"People still in that area are asked to stay in a safe place and wait for further instructions," the county said in an alert.
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It's unique, it's beautiful, it's our safe place, this is why I call it Afrotopia, because we don't have many major cities like this.
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From the perspective of the homeless (44,000 in L.A.), Starbucks is a safe place to go after homeless shelters kick people out every morning.
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But Waymo has outfitted its cars with a "pull over" button, which identifies the first safe place to pull over so riders can exit.
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Having a safe place where new mothers' health needs are attended to is an important public health measure and one that could save lives.
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Balaraba sent her 8-year-old daughter, Hairat, to a boarding school until she can find a new, safe place for them to live.
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Dahan's parents moved to Poway from Israel after being injured by rocket fire; they hoped to find a safe place to raise their family.
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"We want what we deserve: a safe place to work and a good living for us and our kids," a current production lead said.
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Wealthfront offers one of the best high-yield cash accounts to keep money you're not ready to invest in a safe place earning interest.
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"It's a safe place to come if you beat the hell out of people," she said, citing the concerns of a domestic violence organization.
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To ensure students have a safe place to stay and access to free meals, all school buildings, along with other sites will be open.
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The Swiss currency is considered a safe place by investors to put money when markets turn nervous because of Switzerland's large current account surplus.
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Monica Kelsey, founder of the nonprofit organization, began the initiative to give distressed mothers a safe place to drop off newborns while remaining anonymous.
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His sanctuary was a safe place for them to roam freely — and not only koalas, but kangaroos, wallabies, echidnas, and many other creatures, too.
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In 20183 they became the stocks to own as investors sought a safe place to wait out the trade war and potential economic slowdown.
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They are expected to help promote regional tourism and to help with local policing by offering a safe place for people to flee to.
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VA's own research shows that women veterans do not find the VA to be a safe place to enter to receive care and services.
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Money market funds are hugely popular in the U.S. where they are seen as a safe place to park cash during bouts of volatility.
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" And you know "harassment is bad, harassment shouldn't happen," that style of of like "we think it's important that we have a safe place.
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Peel chanted Kanders's mantra (the museum is "a safe place for unsafe ideas") as she swanned her way through shmancy art and fashion circles.
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Michelle (left), Maggie (center), and Christine (right) described Cubbyhole as a safe place where everyone is friendly to one another and conversation is everywhere.
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With material tents forbidden on the streets of Brussels, homeless people in the Belgian capital are often left without a safe place to sleep.
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What helped her, especially during the most difficult days, was knowing that Camp Kesem was a "safe place" that was always going to be there.
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If you're looking for a safe place to park some of your money as stock market returns taper, not all "savings" options are risk-free.
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But otherwise the idea of colonizing Mars in order to have a safe place for refugees from our own planet is a very misconceived idea.
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If you are in a safe place and are able to do so, we would like to see your photos and videos of your surroundings.
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She's planning to go to the US Embassy to ask what else she can do to get herself and her children to a safe place.
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But many CPS buildings will remain open for any students who need "a safe place to go," Lightfoot and CPS officials said in a statement.
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In addition, Toca Boca may also be able to tap into parents' concerns with YouTube as a safe place for their children to watch videos.
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After all, if an educational platform cannot offer a safe place to speak for those curious about sex work and its professionals, who else will?
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Also make sure you keep the original ticket in a safe place, such as a safety deposit box at a bank or in a safe.
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"I want to make sure that if we have radical Islamic terrorists, we have a very safe place to keep them," Trump told the Herald.
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Gold is traditionally seen as a safe place to invest during times of uncertainty, as it tends to retain its value while other assets slide.
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While Android has combatted bogus apps for years despite its own developer policy changes, Apple's App Store was always thought to be a safe place.
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"Certain blocks over here, yeah shut them down and create safe place or arts spaces or sports areas for the community to enjoy," she said.
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The Observatory is exactly that, an observation point from where our own safe place in the world melts under our feet, revealing a vertiginous abyss.
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Florida women Not that there's ever really a "safe" place in prison, but the coziest inmate quarters is probably what's known as the Florida Block.
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Not only is the home often a safe place to start -- it is likely to be the place where we can make the most change.
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You'll also want to download your backup codes and store them in a safe place, in case you ever lose access to your authentication app.
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"The hostel where I am, it's not a safe place," 26-year-old Cameroonian Emmanuel Bejedi told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in between seating diners.
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For over two years, Hassan Fazili's family filmed each other as they journeyed through Europe, documenting each step of their search for a safe place.
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"Not everyone has access to the ECB's deposit facility, so they turn to a safe place to put their cash," ING strategist Benjamin Schroeder said.
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And beyond providing a safe place, Pullen says the programs provide an opportunity that can help her children break out of the cycle of poverty.
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"It benefits no company if the general perception is that the internet is not a safe place," says Facebook's global head of safety Antigone Davis.
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Me neither, and now that Childish has confirmed that the two are working together on new material, that studio will be my mental safe place.
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The statement says Assange retains his asylum, with Ecuador reiterating "its intention to safeguard his life and physical integrity until he reaches a safe place."
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Since we read all comments submitted, and won't publish them unless they meet New York Times commenting standards, it's also a safe place to post.
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A new billboard welcoming people to Colorado advertises the state as a safe place to obtain an abortion as others implement restrictions on the procedure.
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What can we do here and now, and in the future, to make our spaces safe; to make our world a safe place for everyone?
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But Mahoghany's mother, Lanice Walker, contacted our team, and together we compelled the housing authority to grant her request for a safe place to live.
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Graduating from school — a safe place of almost ridiculous affirmation of your creativity — to this sort of job can be a jarring and difficult leap.
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Gutierrez told CNN his goal is to have a safe place for him and his son to live, whether it's the United States or elsewhere.
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"We're just keeping the genetic lines going until the day that there's going to be a safe place where they can be rewilded," she said.
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A school should be a safe place where students can learn and if teachers were armed, students would be in constant fear of their teachers.
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" "Before the troll invasion it was a safe place where none of us had an inbox full of fake Jeremy Renner's trying to scam us.
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Many of them talked about how much they loved their moms, because they made them delicious food or gave them a safe place to live.
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There were incoming calls at 20183, 3 and 5:30 in the morning, all immigrant women in danger looking for a safe place to sleep.
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"I don't want to say I was in negative mind-set, but I knew going in that I'm not in a safe place," Federer said.
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"Many people feel their own neighborhoods have become unrecognizable and are no longer a safe place to come home to," the agreement's introductory section reads.
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After a will is signed and notarized, it has to be stored in a safe place, because uploading it back to the website invalidates it.
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Through art, sports, character development, education and career-driven programming, the Boys and Girls Club of America is a safe place for children to thrive.
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But critics said that the law clearly requires the "safe third" country to be a truly safe place where migrants will not be in danger.
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The flighty beast was then taken to a safe place and police contacted the RSPCA to help trace the owner, according to the The Telegraph.
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"I can definitely empathise with their need for having a secure, safe place and taking time for themselves and having privacy when they need it."
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When there are not enough resources, survivors' requests for a safe place to live, legal representation, counseling and other supportive services go unmet every day.
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"I can definitely empathize with their need for having a secure, safe place and taking time for themselves and having privacy when they need it."
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"I can definitely empathize with their need for having a secure, safe place and taking time for themselves and having privacy when they need it."
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Facebook is still a safe place for companies to build brands, said Barry Lowenthal, president of the Media Kitchen, a New York-based media buyer.
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So the room is a place where you can go, you can have a good time, you have a bad time, and a safe place.
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The devices, she said, should give drivers plenty of time to find a safe place to stop — and drivers should be required to pull over.
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"I write with my left hand even though I'm right-handed, I walk backwards in a very safe place — anything that engages your brain," she says.
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After the slaying, investigators say that Carmona then picked up his 3-year-old sister from child care and dropped her off at a safe place.
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But a lot less attention has been paid to what happens to parents when they have an affordable, safe place to send their kids every day.
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The women worked together to provide a safe place to live, jobs, education for their children and, ultimately, to try to bring human traffickers to justice.
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And OSIRIS-REx, an asteroid-sampling mission, is currently in orbit around the asteroid Bennu, looking for a safe place to grab a sample next year.
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Danielle Bambace of World Animal Protection's Brazil chapter, who was also there to document the captures, told me Maracana is not a safe place for cats.
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Click the Print button to create a hard copy of the list so you can keep it in a safe place, like a wallet or purse.
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Liou acknowledges that 99 percent is a fairly high number to adhere to, but it's necessary to keep low Earth orbit a safe place for spacecraft.
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I get them started (the computer is finally free) and go to what I think is a safe place in the building to call my mom.
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It's a voyage to anywhere While the group's intention is to find a safe place to drop anchor, what are the chances that will actually happen?
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I feel like I should do something – maybe tell her to put the guns in a very safe place where she would forget where [they are]?
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Venues like the Borderline are meant to be respites from our busy lives; a safe place to relax, savor good music and unwind with loved ones.
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One section explores the importance of protest, while another examines the role of bars such as Stonewall in giving LGBTQ people a safe place to meet.
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While Abby's character arc was about finding herself after taking care of her mom for so long, what Maddie needs is a safe place to land.
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While cautioning the public against keeping alligators as pets, the department tweeted that animal control was trying to find the gator a safe place to live.
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It seemed to me that many were looking for some kind of shelter, and this made me wonder: Exactly what and where is a 'safe' place?
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There is certainly a need for both a safe place to store sensitive content as well as a streamlined way for people to delete that content.
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If you don't want to … just give her to somebody else and have them to take her to a safe place so we can get her.
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The company said in a statement that these new features will ensure that the the platform remains a safe place for users to freely express themselves.
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One solution might be to ask flight attendants to stow precious items in a safe place but this will become unworkable if every passenger wants that.
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"The only safe place to be is somewhere else," Stuart Ellis, chief executive of the Australasian Fire and Emergency Service Authorities Council, told national broadcaster ABC.
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Tall buildings and structures in cities and urban areas also provide a safe place for the birds to nest without fear of predators such as foxes.
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BAGHDAD — If there were one safe place in Iraq, it should be a hospital nursery, locked down for the night with dozens of babies nestled inside.
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After the global financial crisis hit in 2008, investors turned to high-end real estate around the world as a safe place to park their millions.
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The coral provides the algae with essential nutrients and a safe place to live, while the algae provides the coral with about 90% of its food.
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If you are in a safe place and have video from the earthquake, you can share it with CNN via WhatsApp at +2000 22005 4003 2400.
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To court those advertisers and e-commerce partners, Verizon Media needed to clean up its image and present itself as a safe place on the internet.
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I wanted to create a safe place for people from all walks of life to come together and feel that they are safe and not alone.
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"The goal is to effectively get people to take what we call protective action," he said, such as evacuating to a safe place or staying indoors.
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My parents chose Parkland to settle in because of Marjory Stoneman Douglas's stellar reputation, and because we thought that it was a safe place to live.
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Middle Eastern buyers, frequently from Dubai, are increasingly drawn to the city as a safe place to spend the summer season, Mr. Koch de Gooreynd said.
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"People are looking for someone who is a rock, someone who is a safe place, and that is Joe Biden," she said at a brewery here.
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I'm sad we might miss the birth, but we couldn't find a safe place for all of us and the animals that close to the hospital.
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It could allow supervised injection sites for heroin users to provide a safe place to use the drug, as Canada, Switzerland, and several others have done.
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And toward the end of the book, he ends up killing Guillaume, who made a safe place for all those queer men in the first place.
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We learn that the hotel once was a YWCA in the 1920s and '30s, offering a safe place for single women and their children to stay.
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In establishing her courtroom as a safe place for victims to come forward, Aquilina forced not only Larry Nassar, but the world, to listen to them.
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"The only sanctuary I plan on offering is to the law-abiding people that want a safe place to raise their families and work," he promised.
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" In response to a CNN response for comment, Facebook said: "We want Facebook to be a safe place for people, especially journalists, to express themselves politically.
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Shriver saw how unfairly people with intellectual disabilities were discriminated against and how many of these children didn't even have a safe place to play together.
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And Mexico isn't necessarily a safe place for LGBTQ asylum-seekers — or, considering the Mexican government's treatment of Central American migrants, for asylum-seekers in general.
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If there's a farmer in rural India, she's paid once or twice a year at the time of harvest, but she lacks a safe place to save.
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Under international law, people legitimately in fear for their lives and safety are within their rights to try to reach a safe place and apply for asylum.
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In a video, Duncan explains what exactly Autcraft is and why it's important for people — kids especially — to have a safe place to Minecraft and be themselves.
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"This is just a reminder that as soon you buy your ticket, you should always sign the back and put it in a safe place," Cordova said.
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If a child is being abused, the situation has to be figured out right then and there to ensure there is a safe place for the child.
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Corado, who "collapsed" behind the manager's desk, was moved to a safe place and treated by firefighters, Moore said, but died as a result of her injury.
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Still, Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim said he was reassured by the speech, responding to reporters that there was "no doubt" Mexico remained a safe place to invest.
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The effects can last up to eight long hours, so make sure you're in a safe place and have nothing to do for a solid 12 hours.
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Pam Young, a Van Horn native and the city's mayor pro tem, said Martinez's death doesn't change her perception of Van Horn as being a safe place.
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I believe leadership truly have their hearts in the right place and genuinely want Twitter to be a safe place, but right now leadership is failing us.
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"I wouldn't be able to go to the office every day if I didn't have a safe place to leave my children," she said in Drexel Hill.
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Whether your scholar is moving away for school or if she's working a part-time job, she'll need a safe place to deposit and access her cash.
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When Melissa Baum moved to rural McCleary two years ago, the divorced mom thought she'd found the perfect safe place to raise Joshua, 13, and Lindsey, 10.
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"The Gathering of the Juggalos stands for family, being a safe place for outcasts, a place for them to let their hair down and relax," he said.
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We're all fascinated by the macabre to various degrees, and Mortal Kombat 11 is a safe place to experience those carnal rushes without hurting ourselves or others.
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If you're looking for a safe place to put your money, then you might want to stay away from the U.S., one market watcher told CNBC recently.
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Instead of placing the diary in a safe place — novelty lock still intact — Boll proudly declared to Vanity Fair that he actually read the whole thing. Yep.
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Now there is a lot of other blood with other people but a lot of that was people scrambling to try to get to a safe place.
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Now the program continues to grow, from the Penn North "Safe Zone," a dedicated safe place for young people in the Sandtown neighborhood, to Baltimore city schools.
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Then the contents would be loaded onto a USB drive and given to a courier to be taken to a safe place for uploading to the Internet.
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When we left our home to drive north to a safe place to take shelter on Tuesday, the roads were clogged, with traffic almost at a standstill.
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It's a safe place to invest for long-term goalsOne of the biggest reasons people are afraid of the stock market is that they don't understand it.
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But just throwing a nesting box in an open space isn't the best option as your chickens will still appreciate a safe place to lay and roost.
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Managing and countering them is no easy feat, but it's one that is desperately important to ensuring our social spheres are a safe place to hang out.
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Line: Chiefs by 7 ½ Arrowhead Stadium is not a safe place to visit, and it has nothing to do with the Chiefs' winning 11 straight home games.
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Tracking down immigrants at courthouses, because it's guaranteed to be a safe place for an officer to make an arrest, is perfectly in line with that philosophy.
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"Finding a safe place for my savings has become nearly impossible," said Asgar Kouhpaee, 55, a tradesman who for years made his living as an egg wholesaler.
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A voluntary departure order places the responsibility on the United States government to return a child to a safe place in their home country, Mr. Enriquez said.
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It is a situation that the Australian government has created, forcing people into starvation and these harsh conditions by refusing to offer a safe place for resettlement.
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She's happy the coyote is in a safe place, but feels sad when she sees Ruth Bader looking forlornly for the friend who hasn't returned, she said.
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They were raising their kids in a time before the sex offender registry, when Asheville was a small town and seemed like a safe place for children.
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"Opera and theater were, and still are, a safe place for open-minded creative people from both communities, a defense against all the sectarian problems," she added.
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If you tend to disassociate, you could ask your partner to say, &aposTake your time, look at me, and see if I feel like a safe place.
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"Safety: London is generally a safe place to travel, however precautions are needed when entering areas mainly populated by Indians, Pakistanis and black people," the advice read.
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It emerged in recent decades as the night life center of Queens, a safe place to party when higher crime rates gripped other sections of the city.
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While customers may be able to draft a will themselves and just store it in a safe place, some people will likely gravitate to a digital will.
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Cas has twice visited the volcano, and said that during a 2003 visit, he got an "uncomfortable feeling" that it was not a safe place to be.
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When exchanging SIM cards, make sure you get a new one in the correct size for your phone and keep the old one in a safe place.
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Because these preferences help to reveal people's worldviews — whether they think the world is a safe place to explore, or a dangerous place to protect oneself against.
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" He affirmed that the institution will continue to "respect and value our teachers, preserve the environment, champion social justice, and be a safe place for unsafe ideas.
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But when King got shot, they all struggled internally and that put a wedge within that community and what they had inside of that safe place, the studio.
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JC: Do you think that the world is a less safe place, as a result of the rhetoric that we're hearing from the President Elect, at this moment?
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South Carolina lottery officials are encouraging the winner to sign the back of the ticket and put it in a safe place — and then take a deep breath.
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"It has been proved to the world that Afghanistan is not a safe place for people of Afghanistan and for journalists," said Soraya Amiri, a Tolo News producer.
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"At the same time, how tremendously sad is it that any human being would need a map to locate a safe place just to go to the bathroom?"
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The Crown of Thorns, the Tunic of Saint Louis and "several other major works are now in a safe place," Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo said in a tweet.
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"I felt like I needed a safe place, as a working professional, to be in an environment where I could explore this other idea I had," she said.
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Flickr was bought by Yahoo for $35 million in 753, and for a while was a great community and a safe place to store your Nikon Coolpix photos.
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Lohan isn't coy about why she wanted to make Mykonos a fun, beautiful, and "safe" place for herself, because a few years ago it was the complete opposite.
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"It's a safe place to be at night," said Roach, whose homelessness organization has a contract from the city of Santa Barbara to run the Safe Parking program.
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The Crown of Thorns, the Tunic of Saint Louis and "several other major works are now in a safe place," Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo said in a tweet.
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But new research shows that for some people, access is nearly impossible — because there isn't a safe place to get an abortion for more than a hundred miles.
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"The neighborhood was a safe place to have your kids grow up," said Amber Visage, 27, explaining why she moved to Porter Ranch with her daughter, now 6.
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Dealing with hidden things and making the home a really safe place that reacts to you and monitors your health and keeps you in the best possible health.
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"The idea is to send them to a safe place, without bringing them into Europe," German Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere told reporters in the Maltese capital Valletta.
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Anne Leiding, spokeswoman for Munich prosecutors who carried out the recovery operation, said the recovered artworks were being kept in a safe place but declined to say where.
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"We're a completely safe place to come and vacation ... if you had plans to visit our island anytime this month or in the next few months," he said.
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People need to know and its good for us to listen but yes, it is so painful" later adding, "Talk about it in a safe place without shame.
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As for the government hospital, now jammed with injured protesters and sympathetic volunteers, Commander Yadav said it was no longer a safe place for his officers to go.
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"Even in 1971, during the Liberation War, Nasirnagar was a safe place for Hindus, when many Hindus were killed and tortured in other parts of Bangladesh," he said.
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Storing it in a safe place from where it cannot be easily stolen or thoroughly destroying it so that data cannot be recovered are probably the best options.
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The superintendent said that for many low-income families, school may be the only safe place where children can go during the daytime and get a hot meal.
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If every supervolcano went off, you'd have a hard time finding a safe place to flee to, because almost every continent is home to at least one supervolcano.
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When the treasurer threatened to resign, Hunter promised that he would instruct his wife not to use the campaign credit card and put it in a safe place.
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As schools close because of the coronavirus outbreak, parents are coming to terms with how much they rely on them as a safe place for children to go.
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Imagine coming out of a shooting at your high school, a place that is supposed to be a safe place for learning, and feeling terrified but somehow unsurprised.
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Putting your money in a "safe place" to collect "a little interest" is a hard thing to do with the 10-year Treasury bond paying only about 1.5%.
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Giggling at the "weirdness" of trans people — presenting your spasms of discomfort as something relatable — makes it harder for trans people to find a safe place to sleep.
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Although the Sakhi shrine is mainly a Shiite institution, it had been regarded as a safe place because it was heavily guarded after the previous attacks on Hazaras.
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The American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong and a United States congressional commission said it could hurt the city's reputation as a safe place for international business.
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The Svalbard Global Seed Vault "offers a safe place for the depositing duplicates of seed samples that are conserved in gene banks all over the world," said Asdal.
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All of these moments were, for me, the wave that ended up crashing into this moment of realizing that Gilead is not a safe place for a child.
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"One thing I know is that Hong Kong is a safe place for any team to come and play," said the former Dundee United and Bolton Wanderers striker.
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In interviews, public-school teachers across the city exuded calm and said that they believed school was a safe place for children to be given the current circumstances.
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London is a very safe place in the great scheme of things — more so, I would hazard a guess, than a lot of American cities (no offense intended).
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It's an energy-intensive defense that can risk exposing its soft body, but it can also reward a chiton by helping it find a safe place to survive.
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Details: Hospitals legally can't discharge patients if they have no safe place to go, which leads to patients staying in the hospital long after they've stopped needing care.
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A safe place for queer and trans youth in a national climate where gender fluidity is under assault and where mainstream bars and clubs can be very dangerous.
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" That's Patrick Mahomes' girlfriend ... who says Patriots fans treated her like such crap at Gillette Stadium on Sunday, security had to physically move her to a "safe place.
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It's true that New York has a long way to go to become a more equitable city in which everyone has an affordable, safe place to call home.
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Through repeated visits to her village, Unicef tracked her down and brought her to a displaced persons camp in Bentiu, the only safe place for them to reunite.
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I just feel it's a safe place for me and I also don't want my name on some registration in a database for the feds to look at.
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At least the Wilpon family, which has owned the Mets since the early 1980s, found a good safe place to keep some of their money: with Bernie Madoff.
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This attack is going to hurt Turkey's tourism economy and the business community by seriously challenging the idea that Turkey is a safe place to visit and do business.
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The internet has no doubt done a lot of wonderful things, but convincing the world that Australia is a safe place to live is definitely not one of them.
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Mainland regulatory scrutiny on airline Cathay Pacific over the involvement of some of its employees in the protests will affect Hong Kong's image as a safe place for business.
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"She's been in the Hamptons for a bit, which is a good safe place for me and for her, we both feel like it's our happy place," Frankel said.
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Malaysia's police counter-terrorism chief Ayob Khan Mydin Pitchay told Reuters in July that Mahmud "managed to sneak out from Marawi city to another safe place with his followers".
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Elshieky says that he has always been advised by immigration lawyers and government officials to keep this crucial, extremely difficulty to replace document in a safe place at home.
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"The reason I supported encampments is for someone to have a safe place to sleep for a very short period of time," Murray told the Seattle Times in December.
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The foundation of everything we do is security, robustness, reliability, all of the things that ensure that a large, regulated company can have a safe place for their content.
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"I write with my left hand even though I'm right-handed, I walk backwards in a very safe place — anything that engages your brain," she told PEOPLE in 2017.
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By challenging expectations for the film, Johnson shakes things up and takes the franchise's iconic heroes out of a safe place to look at them in a new light.
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They use banks because it's a safe place to have their savings and salaries, but we don't know which kind of bank our friends are using because who cares?
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"She's been in the Hamptons for a bit, which is a good safe place for me and for her, we both feel like it's our happy place," says Frankel.
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Key elements to this partnership are the training of officers and the existence of a safe place, such as a local psychiatric emergency room, to take people in crisis.
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In a country where homophobia is still a part of the social fabric, a gay soccer team isn't merely a safe place to play, or a personal support system.
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Your cat brings you giftsWhen cats bring gifts to their owners, like prey, it's a sign they think your house is a safe place to store them for later.
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Victims of domestic violence might not have the money to leave an offender, a safe place to take their children, or they might want to stay with their partner.
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The welfare tent would be a safe place for people to get advice if they were feeling weird, rather than a pit stop before they are shown the door.
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The past is not a safe place, even if Hollywood often depicts it as a realm of solved problems and settled arguments, to be regarded with nostalgia or relief.
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If the waters do come, you should have a plan for evacuation or a safe place to go, and a way to protect valuables and critical documents from damage.
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One of the biggest marketing hurdles the industry has to overcome is tamping down the prevailing notion that the road is not an appropriate — or safe — place for women.
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Without a safe place to work or live, with other Saudis calling for my death, I had no choice but to leave the only country I had ever known.
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Instead of being returned home, however, the migrants would be sent back to Guatemala, which under the agreement would be designated as a safe place for them to live.
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It goes without saying that we should be doing everything we can as a society to stop intimate partner violence and make home a safe place for every woman.
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And even the most prestige publishers can't compete with Google and Facebook for audience and data for marketers looking for an easy, safe place to put big ad budgets.
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"Parents expect that school is a safe place and school employees betraying that trust hurt not just the victim but the entire family, school system and community," Deters said.
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The school environment is for learning, a critical safe place for students to advance their future, and should not be co-opted as a site of fear and hate.
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Using her own funds, she often provides young transgender people with money for food, and she calls them regularly to make sure they have a safe place to sleep.
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These institutional policies influenced by Title IX, while well-intended, in effect leave no safe place for victims of harassment to emotionally process their experiences and thoughts about reporting.
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Many of those relationships were built on Hong Kong's trusted position as a relatively safe place to access China — the world's second-largest economy with much untapped business opportunities.
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"Now you see a great American classic, which is country music, people by the thousands out in a safe place, with a big hotel in the background," she said.
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He only wanted to find a safe place for his family, he said, to protect against a worst-case scenario that he believes will materialize unless there's a miracle.
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If you come across a drunk bird, the best thing to do is alert animal control and ensure that the animal is able to recover in a safe place.
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Until they find another warm, safe place to stay, these children are placed in various METAdrasi centers around Greece and spend a lot of their time drawing their stories.
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He owned a treatment facility, called Real Life Recovery Delray LLC, and a sober home where patients lived called Halfway There Florida LLC, also known as A Safe Place.
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It's about four hours from start to finish, during which you can drink all the wine and listen to all the podcasts in your safe place while everything freezes outside.
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Rhodes told officials she was in Tarek and Christina's bedroom when she saw Tarek take a gun out of the safe, place it in his backpack and leave the residence.
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Many times, an exit strategy may simply mean locating a temporary, safe place to stay — whether that's a friend or family member's sofa, a co-living space, or a sublet.
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"We care deeply about keeping all of Instagram—including IGTV—a safe place for young people to get closer to the people and interests they care about," the spokesperson said.
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We want the same things that everyone else wants — an education, a safe place to raise our families, and the opportunity play a part in the future of this country.
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The Chicago Public Schools district said classes would be canceled again on Thursday, although buildings would be open and meals provided for students who needed a safe place to stay.
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Apart from the physical needs of a safe place to operate, Bacot told BuzzFeed News of another pressing and invisible need on the island — the mental aspect to the tragedy.
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She also lauded National Drug Take Back Days, a Drug Enforcement Administration program that provides a safe place for people to dispose of any unused opioid medicines in their homes.
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We see consistently that the school reporting numbers are very low because (victims) get the message from the university that this is not a safe place to ask for help.
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"Our goal is to make Instagram a friendly, fun and, most importantly, safe place for self-expression," Nicky Jackson Colaco, Instagram public policy chief, told The Post in a statement.
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The sub is civil and well-moderated, and it's clear that users have invested a lot of time and effort into making it a safe place for discourse and imagination.
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Looking ahead, Bowman hopes to open a women and children's shelter called "One Heart — A Safe Place to Land" for those who are enduring similar struggles to those she overcame.
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With so much misinformation, or lack of it, about STDs in media and even our classrooms, perhaps horror is a rare safe place to let our fears truly run wild.
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Women's-only events provide a safe place for women to build skills and make a name for themselves, which can then broadly encourage more women to play the game competitively.
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But for your commute to work that's a minor tradeoff if it means never having to hunt down a parking spot, or a safe place to lock up your bike.
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Overall, 48% didn't even own any dog safety driving gear and 41% let their dog ride in the front seat often, which is not a safe place for a pet.
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Meghan and Harry will hear from the women about their experiences and visit various areas of the charity, including a facility aimed at providing a safe place for young people.
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The Japanese yen, perceived as a safe place to put money in times of uncertainty, rose as much as 0.3 percent against the dollar to 0.23 before settling at 111.09.
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Still, maybe that's an easier job than finding a safe place to put all the radioactive waste that keeps piling up around Pilgrim and the nation's 97 other nuclear reactors.
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"He could go in and help people, open up their hearts and share what was so precious to them because he was such a safe place to go," she said.
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It's called the Safe Place Project, and it's a website with an interactive map that shows the name, address, and phone number of every abortion clinic in the United States.
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Thanks to BuzzFeed's Alison Willmore for the hot tip: "There's no safe place to go / Now you've let that whistle blow" They truly don't make 'em like this anymore, folks.
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With each visit, people seem more put-upon: running lower on money, more desperate to find work, and struggling to find food, medical care or a safe place to live.
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It evolved into differences in philosophy about life (a worldview — is the world a basically safe place to explore, or is it a dangerous snake pit to hunker down against).
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"I understand what is meant by 'the campus as a whole is better conceived as a safe place,'" she said in a subsequent email, citing a passage in the report.
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The last place you want to be with a flat tire is stopped in the middle of traffic, so do your best to get the car in a safe place.
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The ambassador said that "her heart goes out to the families" who lost loved ones on vacation, but that she knows firsthand that the Dominican Republic is a safe place.
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Gold is traditionally used as a safe place to park assets in times of uncertainty, but Trump's decision would have limited impact on prices, said Julius Baer analyst Carsten Menke.
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Hodgman didn't get to ask DeVos a question about transgender students, but told MLIVE they hope DeVos will push for policies to make school a safe place for transgender students.
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After rescuing the creature, who only weighed two pounds when he was taken from the poacher, ZSL transported Kosin to a safe place and put him through a health check.
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Over time, the gym has emerged as a safe place for countless people with nonmainstream gender identities who might feel intimidated even glancing inside a typical male-dominated boxing gym.
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Frye can space the floor like Love and he's not as much of a liability on defense, but there's no safe place for him when the Warriors go small, either.
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For our second stint this week, we're welcoming New York's Papi Juice—a collective and monthly party founded on providing a safe place for queer and trans people of color.
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Beutner has defended the decision to keep schools running -- especially for lower-income families, who can't afford child care and don't have a safe place for their children to go.
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They say they just want a safe place to work, but some islanders said they were so scared of the migrants they were afraid to let their children play outdoors.
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"It started to feel less like this was my safe place and more like this was something that was eating away at me a little bit," Lisa Kranz, 27, said.
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I want to be a part of the change that makes this country a safe place for women, and I will start by speaking out when I see something wrong.
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With the harassment, capture, and servitude of ex-slaves (or free blacks) elevated from sectional policy to national policy, Canada became the only safe place for black Americans to go.
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Corporations and governments, especially in Europe, have the opportunity to tap incredibly cheap borrowing as investors chase rapidly diminishing returns, or simply a relatively safe place to park their cash.
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"It's still happening and it's our job to all work together to make change and make the world a safe place for people no matter how they identify," she said.
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"The Babai flood water level is constantly rising above the danger level – so please leave the area and find another safe place nearby," read the text from the Nepalese government.
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For thousands of Chileans, the ferocity of the fires has left few options other than to try to get to a safe place and wait for the flames to pass.
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Las Posadas commemorates the long journey that Joseph and Mary made from Nazareth to Bethlehem in search of lodging, a safe place where Mary could give birth to baby Jesus.
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Professor McGlone said that if someone encounters aggressive feral hogs, they should try to make as much noise as possible to scare them off, and get to a safe place.
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Thiele added that Britain's plans to leave the EU have had no effect on the plans, since London remains a key gold-trading market and a safe place for storage.
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Although British government debt levels rocketed in the aftermath of the crisis, gilts are still regarded by investors as a safe place to store money when the going gets tough.
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" A transgender Tumblr user and sex worker who wished to remain anonymous tells Vox, "Tumblr was a safe place to work for me because it allowed me to self manage.
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That's why it was so heavy when Martin Luther King Jr. got shot, because that was the first time that they had to deal with that within their confined safe place.
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It was a safe place where the living could come to terms with death, then step out onto the sidewalk, light a cigarette, and return to the regular rhythm of life.
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In 2013, César L. Baquerizo's novel about the horrors of gay reparative therapy in his native Ecuador, Un Lugar Seguro Contigo ("a safe place with you"), was first published in Spanish.
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The idea of the bat house is to utilize the bats' taste for mosquitoes as a form of natural pest control, as well as a safe place for bats to stay.
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" Officials assured people on social media that any reports that Germain Arena was not not safe were unfounded and that they the shelter was "structurally sound & a safe place to be.
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"I'm forced to listen to ed sheeran songs 67 times a day bc it's the only shit on the radio & now my #Gameofthrones isn't even a safe place," on viewer wrote.
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As long as the palace thinks it can interfere with impunity in every aspect of life in the kingdom and among its subjects, it is not a safe place to be.
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Even though the note warns that the owner did not want Ghost taken to a shelter, Luvnpupz promises that no-kill shelters and rescues are a safe place to surrender pets.
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" She added, "At the end of the day, what we're really concerned with is making Pinterest a really safe place so people can find and discover the things they really love.
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Dallas transgender advocate Leslie McMurray tells Dallas radio station KRLD that although she believes Dallas to be a safe place for transgender people, any death among them makes them feel vulnerable.
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Zoe is finding trust and a safe place in her boyfriend's arms as she previously opened up to him about the devastating family backstory of being sexually abused by her father.
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But the confirmation to Vox partly addresses the biggest concern raised by human-rights groups about the policy: that Mexico is not necessarily a safe place for asylum-seekers to be.
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Ecosexual Bathhouse imagines a world where this identity is on the brink of becoming mainstream, and the project offers its audience a safe place to really get in touch with nature.
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"We need to, first of all, make sure that it is a safe place because we have women and children here," Fran Stenberg, executive director of Union Gospel Mission, told KDLT.
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But for Black, Delaney and many others the truth is clear—Dark Souls helped them reckon with their depression and the community gave them a safe place to share their experiences.
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"We need to move families to a safe place," Luis Burdiel Agudom president of the government-owned Economic Development Bank for Puerto Rico, said Monday, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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It didn't seem possible to cordon off the Senate, where the silence is almost as deafening as in the House, as a safe place for Republicans to regenerate a healthy party.
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Families across the country, in small rural towns and big cities alike, turn to public media for our high-quality children's content, to provide a safe place where children can learn.
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But it has clawed back to around $1,235 an ounce as sharp falls on global stock markets in recent weeks revived interest in bullion as a safe place to park assets.
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In 1930, the venerable asylum was removed to Monks Orchard, in a London suburb, where it continues to be "a safe place to go mad," at least in its ideal conception.
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The couple are clinging to each other "for safety in the only safe place we knew," a bed walled with pillows, in a dark bedroom where the curtains are always drawn.
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"It's a sanctuary for people who feel like there's not a safe place in Española," said Aaron Martinez, who went to classes at Moving Arts and now teaches in the program.
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But make sure to backup the recovery keys that your encryption software generates in a safe place and also back up your important files regularly, preferably to a secondary encrypted disk.
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"We're just saying that if you take children into your care and custody for more than 24 hours, we should know that they are in a safe place," Kennedy told me.
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I was interested in the idea of autonomism, and I was also interested in this idea of a safe place for Jews, which is intimately tied to the idea of autonomism.
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" Tumblr says that its reasoning behind the porn ban is not necessarily related to its removal from the app store, but its desire to create a "safe place for creative expression.
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Felicia* and Marco*, Guatemalan parents of three kids, learned the hard way that the US-Canada border is not a legal or safe place to make a refugee claim last year.
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Quickly I realize the market is not so much an actual marketplace as it is a safe place where parents can congregate to soothe their anxieties and relate to each other.
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"We like Audrey and we liked Audrey's conviction that women wanted to be with other women, in a safe place that was also beautiful," Ms. Lyne said in a phone interview.
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"I understand the fear that players have but I can assure you Israel is a very safe place," Mr. Sztulman said in an interview with the cable news channel Todo Noticias.
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A teacher has to think of the lives of the many who have moved to a safe place over the one person outside in the hallway who may bring danger in.
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While it wasn't the first fan fiction community on the internet, it did provide a safe place for authors to write without the limitations that other platforms like LiveJournal or FanFiction.
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After transportation, a car's most vital societal function is arguably giving everyone from horny teens to closeted gays to unfaithful spouses a relatively safe place to do it outside the bedroom.
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Turkish officials in March said they were looking into allegations of looting and property seizure and that they would ensure Afrin would be a safe place for residents to return to.
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Investors seeking a safe place to store assets amid trade disputes and a Turkish currency crisis have preferred the dollar to gold, undermining the reputation of bullion as a safe haven.
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The marine biologists there have developed Asia's first inland coral nursery, allowing guests and staff members to start the regeneration in a safe place and then transplant it into the ocean.
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The yen, another currency considered a safe place to park cash, on Wednesday hit a two-week low of 113.90, suggesting investors were far from panicked about the latest trade rhetoric.
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One of the specific projects for NextSTEP is habitation systems, which "provide a safe place for humans to live as we move beyond Earth on our Journey to Mars, " NASA says.
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The Trump administration's review, it claims, found that El Salvador has recovered sufficiently from the 2001 earthquake to be a safe place to send hundreds of thousands of immigrants back to.
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" She continued, "Watching your movies – to all of my SAG members – made me feel less alone and made me feel like that was a safe place for me to explore my creativity.
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"We are working in schools every day with innocent children who see school as a safe place," Henderson Lewis, Jr., the superintendent of the Orleans Parish School Board in Louisiana, told Vox.
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FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate said his agency was preparing for "a very large response" to help flood victims and the immediate issue was finding a safe place for affected residents to stay.
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"It is simply not a safe environment, which is why we're making it very clear to people that the only safe place to be is not in at-risk areas," he said.
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Camacho was out walking in the Bronx ("At that age, I was always out by myself," she says) when she happened upon a church that looked like a safe place to go.
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"It was a safe place for me to spend my summer while my whole life was just sort of falling apart," Barrymore said at a Netflix panel in New York on Wednesday.
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My 11-year-old son and I fight over her sometimes and occasionally my husband gets jealous of her ability to comfort me, but she just takes me to my safe place.
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The mosque had been the one safe place where we could let our kids run around and not worry about them, and we could be fully Muslim and thrive in our identity.
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" She added, "From the day we started putting the Dangerous Woman Tour together, I said that this show, more than anything else, was intended to be a safe place for my fans.
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The new regulation passed this week strengthens the government's position on censoring the internet, drawing Amnesty International to decry that it leaves "no safe place for people to speak freely" in Vietnam.
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I was wondering if you could share a little bit of you own personal experience, both as a student and as an educator, in the importance of school as a safe place?
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A series of conflicts around the world, most notably but not only the Syrian civil war, has left more than 60 million people without homes or a safe place to return to.
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Hillery: In a bustling city like New York City, to find an oasis like this where you can go in and everything seems to slow down -- this is their green, safe place.
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" 'Protected by the Libyan people' Saif al-Islam Gadhafi's lawyer, Khaled ElZaidy confirmed Gadhafi's release, telling CNN: "He is free in a safe place in an undisclosed location in a Libyan city.
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"If you start to get sleepy while you're driving, pull over for a short 20 to 30 minute nap in a safe place, such as a lighted designated rest stop," Higgins said.
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When I called the National Suicide Hotline requesting local suicide attempt survivor support groups, the operator suggested just one option: a Safe Place Meeting hosted by the Samaritans, a suicide prevention network.
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He said the Taliban had immediately shifted King and Weeks "to a new and safe place" on Tuesday after the commanders failed to land in Doha, home to the Taliban's political leadership.
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While there have been individual victories for gay rights in Mexico, especially in educated urban communities, that does not mean it is a safe place for LGBTQ foreigners without a support network.
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Far too many of our young people end up on the streets and in trouble with the law because they have no hope for the future and no safe place to be.
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"Thanks to the @PompiersParis, the police and the municipal agents the Crown of Thorns, the Tunic of Saint Louis and several other major works are now in a safe place," Hidalgo tweeted.
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In a crisis, people may not want to have to sign up for something on a web page but just be reassured they will have a safe place to sleep, she added.
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Howard Beach, a neighborhood in New York where Donald J. Trump has found some of his greatest support, is a generally safe place, home to workers in various branches of law enforcement.
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In a video provided by his family, Mr. Brack described the Dallas of his youth as "a totally safe place" where he and his brother rode horses down the street to school.
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But mothers who want to keep the children born of their rape and enslavement have no safe place to go -- and almost no support to help them to process their decision-making.
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Privileged in the sense that I never had to worry about a roof over my head, food on the table, a good school to go to, or a safe place to play.
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He said his forces had not kidnapped the passengers but had taken them to a safe place near the highway to question them and will free them after the investigations are finished.
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"These data point to a terrible fact: The home is not a safe place for an enormous proportion of women," the security analyst Alejandro Hope wrote in the Mexican newspaper El Universal.
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But in the south, this time of year until early October is near perfect for creating a safe place for young, naïve birds, which may be more exploratory, to sample your offerings.
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A safe place for Pete Around 2010, Buttigieg moved back to South Bend, where he planned to run for Indiana State Treasurer, and began attending services at the Cathedral of St. James.
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Gesturing to the block that had been roped off by the police, Ms. Sanders said her siblings had a barbecue there just last weekend and she had considered it a safe place.
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"We create a platform, one founded in empathy, with the goal of providing opportunities for artistic expression and a safe place for the exchange of ideas," Mr. Jones said in a statement.
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Gold prices fell on Thursday after the United States and China signalled willingness to resolve a trade dispute through negotiations, reducing demand for bullion as a perceived safe place to park money.
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Abu Misry Mama, a spokesman for the BIFF, told Reuters that the militants had taken civilians to a safe place, away from any crossfire, and did not intend to hold them hostage.
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" About an hour after that message, Matthews tweeted that, "Gillette security came and got us and moved us to a safe place 🙌🏼 that's how you know it was bad🤔🤔.
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We stand with the administration and the teachers in your school to provide as much security, as much comfort, as much as can make you feel that you're in a safe place.
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Judge Eric Miller, a Trump appointee, the third member of the panel, also asked the administration to address the concern that Mexico isn't a safe place for people to apply for asylum.
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Many parents who watched their sons practice said that they were grateful their children had a safe place to exercise and that the coaches kept after them to study and respect others.
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"Whether we want to learn something new, be inspired by other kids or just let our imaginations run wild, I love that we have a safe place to explore together," Lin said.
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Bucket #1 can be dumped in a safe place where it won't get into drinking water, and Bucket #2 can be saved until some sort of community collection/disposal method is devised.
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And suddenly the whole country is a more hostile, less safe place for everyone, the researchers conclude in a paper that was recently published in the journal Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin.
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People living with HIV already face significant health care costs to treat their infection and without affordable housing options are forced to choose between their health care and a safe place to live.
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The full moon will remind you that, if you don't have a comfortable and safe place to sleep—or, emotionally, a strong sense of your boundaries—it won't be easy to get anywhere.
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There's also a "life center" in the works, a residential and training facility where survivors will have a safe place to stay while they develop job skills and work with lawyers pro bono.
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The complications and contradictions of this middle space can be seen in A Safe Place Since Birth (Sisters), a portrait of two sisters in repose, standing on the steps outside a brick building.
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The transit system is also a primary go-to for runaways and youth in crisis, and Safe Place, a national youth outreach and prevention program, works to train drivers how to assist them.
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My sister and my mother... it is going to be 40 years that we are celebrating being in this country — family, it is all about family, being safe, being in your safe place.
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My friend wanted to give these women a chance to be in a workshop, a safe place where they could not only write but share their writing with one another and an instructor.
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Update 10:11am: The father of Srinivas Kuchibhotla has told the Hindustan Times that America is no longer a safe place, and has implored his fellow Indians not to send their children there.
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The wording of the company's initial plans was admittedly confusing, upsetting both artists and sex workers who have begun to rely on the platform as a kind of safe place for self-expression.
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In a Medium post, Chloe King said flight attendants did not wake her up or move her to a safe place after another woman complained that the man sitting between them was masturbating.
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"Participating officers were given the case files and began investigating their whereabouts by visiting last known addresses, friend's homes and schools in hopes of finding them in a safe place," the release states.
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"If a trade war eventually leads to a recession, high-yield companies will eventually be hit hardest, so it's very hard to say they are a safe place to hide," Deutsche told clients.
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" The Australian Catholic Bishops Conference said the conviction had "shocked many across Australia and around the world," adding that it would continue to work to make the Church "a safe place for all.
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There was only one thing on my mind: to get to the UK, to reach a safe place where my baby and I could have a good chance at life and feel safe.
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"If we had people out there campaigning in favor of it, it would provide some protective cover here, give us a little safe place to go now and then," Connolly told The Hill.
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It is my hope that the hearing will provide a safe place where all viewpoints can be heard, not just those Pruitt wants to push forward to justify ending this life-saving standard.
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Generations of my people, the Gwich'in, have sought to protect the Coastal Plain, so that all the animals that live and migrate to this area will have a safe place in our world.
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Critics have said Trump created a safe place for white supremacists, members of the so-called "alt-right" and other neo-Nazi-like political movements that are hostile to an increasingly diversifying America.
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Monsters make up a special place in media: As reflections of our cultural and psychosexual anxieties, they serve as a safe place for us to interrogate these fears without the threat of identification.
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Save the Children has arrived in Palu and will focus on providing a safe place for children to play, as well as items to create temporary shelters, like plastic sheeting, ropes and tarps.
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Some thoughts on preventing further senseless deaths: Such helicopters should be required to have permanent rigid pontoons, since around Manhattan the only safe place they can land in an emergency is on water.
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"Depression is often a reaction to buried emotions that have not had a safe place for expression," says Hilary Jacobs Hendel, an AEDP psychotherapist and author of the book, It's Not Always Depression.
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There's a freaky tween girl sleeping in his office until he can find a safe place for her and an opossum with a urinary tract infection residing in one of his desk drawers.
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"This is the one place in the world that continues to be a safe place to put your dollars," said the developer Ben H. Shaoul, the principal of the Magnum Real Estate Group.
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They speak in a manner that suggests that they have made it to a safe place, with a sympathetic listener—which feels like an act of generosity, or political encouragement, on Atwood's part.
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Making college affordable offers more to students than apprenticeships can because a college education gives students a chance to change the world rather than consign them merely to a safe place inside it.
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"All interlock vendors advise the client/user to pull off the road in a 'safe' place to take the retest," the president of LifeSafer, a leading vendor, wrote in a letter to NHTSA.
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And even when grandparents use the original drugstore containers, they should keep those in a safe place too because even tamper-resistant or child-proof bottles are often no match for curious kids.
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If that's your preference, Mr. Grossman said there's always a low-tech way to keep track of passwords: Jot them down on a piece of paper and keep the list in a safe place.
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Mentally taking people to a distant, safe place reduces their anxiety, he says, while interactivity–the ability to move around an environment and throw snowballs, for example–helps them to feel more in control.
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Though he's going to a safe place with good communication lines, managing a two-person life is difficult alone, so he want's to make sure he's leaving me in the best position for success.
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"Jordyn really felt like it was the only safe place that she could do that interview," Jada tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story, in which she, Willow and Adrienne discuss their family's bond.
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"We tried to give the teens what we thought was a safe place to have a good time," the nightclub's post said, adding that armed security guards were present inside and outside the club.
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She also touted National Drug Take Back Day, a program implemented by the Drug Enforcement Administration which provides a safe place for people to properly dispose of any unused opioid medications in their homes.
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The first right-wing political party to enter parliament since 210, the AfD opposes Chancellor Angela Merkel's long-standing open-door policy towards refugees, undermining Germany's reputation as a safe place for displaced people.
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That argument will do little to curtail anger over this decision from people who have used Tumblr as a safe place to enjoy, share, and discuss their preferred flavor of porn and adult content.
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The boxes provide a safe place to dispose of used needles, and minimize the chance that an employee would be accidentally pricked by a needle while taking out the trash or cleaning the bathroom.
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"I'm here today to fight for the future generations, to make sure that they have clean water and a safe place to live," Jasilyn shouted into a megaphone in front of the White House.
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Our thought bubble, via Axios tech editor Scott Rosenberg: Facebook's "pivot to privacy" has a long way to go to persuade users that the social network is a safe place to share their information.
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What lies ahead for communities in which such funding played a key role in providing people with a safe place to hang out, often encouraging interaction between people from different religious or political backgrounds?
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The Japanese yen, perceived as a safe place to put money in times of uncertainty, rose 0.33 percent against the dollar to 110.81, bringing its gains in the last six days to 2.5 percent.
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It occurs both in plain sight and behind closed doors, in the inner sanctums that are supposed to be a person's safe place from the terrors and toils of the rest of the world.
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"I'm just feeling broken because what I thought was a happy place, what I thought was our home, what I thought was an emotionally safe place is now turning into a battleground," she says.
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"We encourage the winner, whoever they are, to sign the back of their ticket, put it in a safe place and speak to someone they trust for guidance before claiming the money," Armstrong said.
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President Donald Trump took a swipe at Chicago's crime rates during a gathering of the International Chiefs of Police in the city on Monday, saying "Afghanistan is a safe place by comparison," Politico reports.
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Though it is a safe place, and though Utah is humming along with 3.4 percent unemployment, Mr. Webb said he felt creeping fears about the threat of terrorism after attacks in San Bernardino, Calif.
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Moth holesOne of the worst feelings is storing your clothes in what you believe to be a safe place only to find them filled with holes the next time you're ready to wear them.
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Besides Europe, Forst also singled out Australia for its treatment of asylum seekers held in offshore camps, adding it was "not a safe place" for human rights defenders due to pressure from the government.
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Investors tend to turn to long-term government bonds as a safe place to park money, pushing down their yields, while eschewing shorter-term government debt, causing the rates on those securities to rise.
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An assistant district attorney, Wanda Perez-Maldonado, argued that Sergeant Barry had escalated the encounter to its fatal conclusion by unnecessarily rushing into her bedroom — her "safe place," as Ms. Perez-Maldonado called it.
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A dense city spread over rocky islands and a peninsula that borders mainland China, Hong Kong has had a surge in investment from mainlanders looking for a relatively safe place to park their money.
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Pidgeon recommends that anyone who finds a woozy bird should put it a dark, safe place -- such as a shed or a cardboard box -- until it recuperates and can fly without crashing into things.
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To the Editor: As a physician treating opioid users for 30 years, I was appalled to read Tim Lahey's suggestion that inpatients be provided a "safe place" to self-inject heroin in the hospital.
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And on the other, there is a larger percentage of American Jews who are committed to Israel and committed to democracy and want to see it as a safe place that reflects our values.
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"Through making east of Euphrates a safe place, and depending on the depth of this safe zone, we can resettle 2-3 million displaced Syrians currently living in our country and Europe," he said.
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