THE best way to prevent abortions is to prevent unwanted pregnancies.
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I spend my days giving vaccines to prevent Measles, urging healthy eating habits to prevent obesity, and counseling about smart contraceptive management to prevent teen pregnancy.
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The key to prevent harm is to prevent exposure in the first place.
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Then, pressure is applied to prevent bleeding, and the sites are bandaged to prevent infection.
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The financial sector is regulated to prevent companies from taking advantage of investors, to prevent companies from bilking consumers, and to prevent reckless banking practices from tanking the global economy.
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Tips to prevent breakouts during this period: Use a gentle antibacterial cleanser to prevent monthly hormonal breakouts.
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While there is no way to prevent cystic acne, getting treated ASAP is important to prevent scarring.
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It is not our role to prevent conflict in Europe; it is to prevent it in the world.
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Similar reforms to those implemented to prevent money laundering could be applied to prevent the abuse of media platforms.
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Should the two new drugs be used together, one to prevent pain and the other to prevent organ damage?
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It's necessary to prevent that the Netherlands shuts down and also, especially, to prevent that jobs will be lost unnecessarily.
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This means that a coating of vegetable oil has been applied to prevent rusting and to prevent food from sticking.
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Some structures, like the old Berlin Wall, were built to prevent people from leaving, not to prevent people from entering.
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Just as we seek to prevent deadly cancers from invading a body, we have to prevent political violence from escalating.
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It may seem obvious that employers have a responsibility to prevent workplace sexual harassment, and certainly to prevent it from escalating.
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Nobody expects the police to prevent every homicide in Chicago or Los Angeles, or to prevent public corruption or eliminate drugs.
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In other words, women who need a simple accommodation to prevent complication or maintain their health, such as extra bathroom breaks to prevent a urinary tract infection or light duty to prevent miscarriage, fail to qualify for ADA protection.
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"The best way to prevent drug addiction and overdose is to prevent people from abusing drugs in the first place," Trump said.
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They're ranked in order, which is to say that China's top priority is to prevent war on the peninsula, its second priority is to prevent instability (for example, by way of North Korea's collapse), and third is to prevent nuclear weapons.
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Their collective immunity to prevent outbreaks of infectious diseases dropped below the 95 percent threshold necessary to prevent outbreaks of highly contagious illnesses.
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"It's very effective to prevent disease, but it's not effective to prevent spread from people to people," he said of the inactivated vaccine.
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To prevent these types of attacks from proliferating in the wild, the researchers suggested that mobile devices could be designed to prevent them.
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The company has financial and legal incentive to prevent plagiarism and other commercial scams, but not to prevent the spread of conspiracy theories.
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At Repatha's current price, it costs $2.4 million to prevent a single heart attack and $7.5 million to prevent a stroke, according to Prasad.
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How to prevent and mitigate lead exposure The most important thing you can do at home is to prevent lead exposure before it occurs.
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Hoyer: GOP will need Dems' help to prevent shutdown: The GOP will need Democrats' help to prevent a government shutdown later this month, Rep.
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Laws aim to prevent child deaths Authorities have worked for years to prevent similar deaths involving household appliances in Florida and across the country.
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The way to prevent fistulas is also the way to prevent maternal deaths: Invest more in reproductive health care, including contraception and C-sections.
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Pakistan's objective has been to prevent Afghanistan's violence from spilling over its border and to prevent India from gaining influence in a neighboring country.
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Ukraine must scale-up interventions to prevent further transmissions of HIV, and seek international support to prevent a new public health tragedy, he said.
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In the physical world, highways have speed limits to prevent catastrophic accidents, mortgages require inspections to prevent fraud, and certain jobs require background checks.
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Tuesday's letter was signed by the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence, Everytown for Gun Safety and the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence.
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But DJI's "geofences"—which use embedded GPS software to prevent drones from taking off or flying in certain areas—aren't just used to prevent terrorism.
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"To prevent migraine headaches — not aura — we'll sometimes put patients on a continuous estrogen-based birth control to prevent that drop in estrogen," Krel said.
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Democratic demands for passage of a DREAM Act threatened to prevent passage of a funding bill needed to prevent a partial shutdown of the government.
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The best way to prevent congenital syphilis is to prevent the women from getting the disease — and to treat them quickly if they do, Bolan said.
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The bill required that a doctor who performs an abortion have admitting privileges, ensuring minimum physician competence, to prevent doctor miscommunication, and to prevent patient abandonment.
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To preserve the effectiveness of antimicrobials, regulators need to prevent their overuse and misuse just as they need to prevent the use of poor-quality fakes.
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Trump's personal physician, Dr. Sean Conley, has lead the effort within the White House to prevent the disease from spreading, including steps to prevent Trump's exposure.
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To prevent runs, banks receive both government support (depositors generally get bailed out even if the bank goes bust) and government regulation (to prevent excessive risk-taking).
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Since Zika is carried by mosquitoes and there's no vaccine, the best way to prevent outbreaks is to prevent mosquitoes that carry the virus from biting people.
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In an ongoing effort to prevent pornography from soiling the shores of Britannia, UK lawmakers are working to prevent the spread of 'non-conventional' sex videos online.
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One way to prevent hackers from getting this kind of access is to prevent user access to attachments, or to warn them not to click on links.
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And to prevent Trump from installing one while lawmakers are on vacation, Democrats have made noise about employing parliamentary trickery to prevent what's called a recess appointment.
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He said yes — both to prevent companies from inflicting harm and to prevent them from affording benefits only to rich people who can pay for their products.
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The holding of Rucho is that federal courts may not intervene to prevent partisan gerrymandering (although they may step in to prevent states from drawing racial gerrymanders).
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The financial sector is regulated to prevent companies from taking advantage of investors or bilking consumers, and to prevent reckless banking practices from tanking the global economy.
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Vince Cable, the leader of the pro-EU Liberal Democrats, said parliament would act to prevent a no-deal Brexit, and could ultimately seek to prevent Brexit altogether.
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These kinds of attacks are notoriously difficult to prevent because it's hard for authorities to prevent an individual working alone from using an everyday vehicle as a weapon.
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The terms designed to prevent "unauthorized" software tinkering or reverse engineering in an iPhone are similar to the terms designed to prevent you from tinkering with your tractor.
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The license number can then be tracked and cross-referenced across short-term rental databases to prevent the kind of easy workarounds that other cities struggle to prevent.
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"This might sound weird, but I think the best way to prevent colds is to, like, not try to prevent them," she said after a team news conference.
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The intent was to prevent companies from trying to bribe politicians for lucrative deals and to prevent lawmakers from extorting money from companies with business before the government.
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There is currently no vaccine to prevent coronavirus disease, so the best way to prevent illness is to avoid being exposed to the virus, according to the CDC.
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He has sued to prevent the release of his business records to congressional investigators and to prevent two banks from turning over information about their work with him.
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"We don't want to prevent doctors from doing pelvic exams, but we want to prevent them from facilitating this horrible exam that has no scientific basis," Solanges says.
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To prevent grave damage to the legal system and to prevent even more prolonged political disarray, Mr. Netanyahu's allies in the Knesset must muster the courage to intervene.
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Israel's military says it is acting to prevent any mass crossing of the fence and to prevent attacks against Israeli soldiers and nearby communities under cover of the protests.
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"Regardless of how you look at it, the simple truth is China has been intervening mostly to prevent the currency weakening, not to prevent it from strengthening," Hirson said.
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The clause was designed in 1969 to prevent abusive governments from arbitrarily barring opposition candidates, not to impede constitutional re-election limits designed to prevent the rise of autocrats.
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To prevent these risks, the Mayo Clinic&aposs website recommends abstaining from smoking, limiting your number of sexual partners, and having protected sex to prevent the spread of STIs.
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Over the last decade, new cars have gotten electronic stability control systems to prevent skids, rearview cameras to prevent fender benders and more airbags to protect occupants in collisions.
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One of the primary criticisms lobbed at Tyson's tone-deaf take was that a lot more is done to prevent the deaths he cited than to prevent mass shootings.
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"We don't want to prevent China from growing and succeeding, but we do want to prevent it from doing so at the expense of others, including Americans," she said.
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"While the incentive is to prevent theft, is it legal or even moral to prevent someone from entering a store based on this software?" said Euromonitor retail analyst Michelle Grant.
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The best way to prevent SUDEP is to prevent seizures, but short of that, having another person present during or right after a seizure is a huge advantage for safety.
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"On the whole, it's a lot easier for us to prevent mosquitoes or viruses from showing up somewhere than to prevent an outbreak once it has already started," he added.
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The contractor agrees to "prevent loss or injury to U.S. personnel, dependents, property; destruction of assets; to prevent unauthorized access; and deter potential terrorist attacks" as part of their work.
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But 70% also reported believing in "folklore strategies" to prevent colds, and another 51% reported relying on multivitamins and supplements, which have not been shown to prevent colds in children.
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Dr. Johnson liked to say that "the best way to prevent coronary disease is to pick your parents," but he also said that people could take action to prevent it.
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As a result, hormones leave the blood stream faster and are unable to adequately affect the ovaries to prevent ovulation or the cervix to prevent thickening of the cervical mucus.
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It's composed of individually-wrapped springs to prevent motion transfer underneath a layer of gel-infused memory foam to contour to your body's position and improve airflow to prevent sweating.
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Under Italian law a company can be held responsible if it is deemed to have failed to prevent, or attempt to prevent, a crime by an employee that benefited the company.
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Under Italian law, a company can be held responsible if it is deemed that it failed to prevent, or attempted to prevent, a crime by an employee that benefited the company.
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It has also been ordered by the German government to improve its ability to prevent money laundering and terrorist financing (the bank says it has taken measures to prevent financial crime).
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"It would seriously undermine parliamentary sovereignty for you, as prime minister, to prorogue parliament to prevent it from considering whether to legislate to prevent a no-deal Brexit," the letter said.
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In the last three years, Israel launched around 100 airstrikes in Syria to prevent the transfer of sophisticated weapons from Iran to Hezbollah or to prevent Iranian military entrenchment in Syria.
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It is eager to prevent China's ascendance as an economic and technological powerhouse and has begun aggressively scrutinizing foreign deals to prevent Beijing from gaining access to valuable American intellectual property.
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Our actions include: • Building new technology to prevent abuse.
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Our actions include: Building new technology to prevent abuse.
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You need to take them with the utmost seriousness, and the way to prevent them from growing is to prevent them from having even the first step toward becoming normalized in society.
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The law grants immunity to a person who uses deadly force if they reasonably believe it is necessary to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm, or to prevent a forcible felony.
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That's the window of time when a woman can take Plan B (the morning-after pill) to prevent pregnancy, and when anyone can take post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) to prevent HIV infection.
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It's possible that some teens said they didn't use condoms to prevent pregnancy because they were using another form of birth control for this purpose and only adding condoms to prevent STIs.
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The purpose of asset forfeiture: The original purpose of asset forfeiture is to prevent a criminal from keeping "the proceeds of their crime," as Sessions explained, and to prevent further criminal activity.
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Last year, Netanyahu acknowledged that Israel struck Syria dozens of times to prevent advanced weaponry from reaching Hezbollah, also saying Israel would work to prevent Iran from digging in along Israel's borders.
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"The best way for us to prevent this scam from ever again robbing seniors of their hard-earned savings is to prevent the scam from happening in the first place," she added.
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Companies large and small have figured out how to use arbitration to prevent employees from taking disputes to court and to prevent others, including customers, from banding together in a class action.
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While it has not been proven that hand sanitizers are a guaranteed method to prevent infection, it is a good practice to keep your hands clean to prevent the spread of germs.
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This means maternal, neonatal and childhood care to prevent childhood diseases as well as efforts to prevent "the big killers" of middle age such as cancer, heart disease and stroke, he said.
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This is a public health crisis, as O'Rourke points out, and anything we can do to prevent guns from being used in a crime, to prevent a child from accidentally shooting a sibling, to prevent a depressed person from putting a barrel in his or her mouth, must be a consuming priority for all of us.
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A "religious belief" law in South Dakota could allow agencies to prevent LGBTQ adoptions A "religious belief" law in South Dakota could allow agencies to prevent LGBTQ adoptions There are already too few homes for foster children in South Dakota, and a new state law that permits agencies to prevent LGBTQ parents from adopting likely won't help.
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In real terms, that means 13 people would have to take the drug for about two years to prevent one heart attack, and 250 would have to take it to prevent one stroke.
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Waymo asked the judge to prevent Levandowski from overseeing Uber's self-driving efforts — a move Uber claims Levandowski has already made voluntarily — and to prevent Uber from using any of its trade secrets.
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In order to take this important electoral event virtual, the Iowa Democratic Party (IDP) hopes to prevent virtual caucus members from also participating in the in-person precinct format — to prevent double-voting.
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Florida's law says someone is justified in using deadly force if he or she reasonably believes it is necessary to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm, or to prevent a forcible felony.
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A new study suggests that laws intended to prevent gun violence may have the unintended consequence of dissuading U.S. gun retailers from agreeing to temporarily store firearms in an effort to prevent suicides.
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Chinese officials are seeking ways to prevent that from happening.
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What can we do to prevent massacres in the future?
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If so, you can use deception to prevent further negotiations.
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It even features a Faraday cage to prevent electronic eavesdropping.
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GIGOT: A wall to prevent anybody from coming from Saskatchewan.
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All these factors are expected to prevent widespread transmission here.
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Rays shut out Yankees to prevent sweep ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.
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"Taking action to prevent child marriage is important," she said.
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Against her better judgment, Letty seeks to prevent the killing.
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Everlane's latest capsule collection, however, promises to prevent just that.
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When will we do something to prevent these killing sprees?
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But, we flag both to prevent workarounds for bad actors.
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Not much can be done to prevent ovarian torsion, either.
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That's the outcome that the FAM was created to prevent.
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Backers say the laws are necessary to prevent voter fraud.
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The United States has the money to prevent these deaths.
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There is currently no vaccine approved to prevent the virus.
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I'm going to work with my colleagues to prevent that.
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We definitely recommend condoms, but not specifically to prevent scabies.
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"It's basically designed to prevent people like O'Leary," Moscrop says.
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Ryanair is battling to prevent staff from taking industrial action.
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"These products are used to prevent skin cancer," Michele said.
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We should be strong in order to prevent a war.
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The third goal was to prevent poor administration of government.
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This includes work to prevent the spread of infectious diseases.
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To prevent that, the eradication campaign is taking several steps.
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The FDA just approved a new drug to prevent them.
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Facebook also outlined steps to prevent misuse of its platform.
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Scientists know full well how to prevent the next Paradise.
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That's why it's important to prevent middle schoolers from starting.
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A way to prevent subsequent arthritis has not been proven.
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That's 280,262 hours of breastfeeding to prevent one ear infection.
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The cafe hopes to prevent this fate for other rabbits.
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It's something astronauts are consistently trying to prevent from happening.
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Recordings can be protected to prevent automatic deletion, as well.
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We have to find out a way to prevent them.
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The goal of the blackout is to prevent insider trading.
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"We are doing everything possible to prevent panic," said Smoliy.
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And is there anything we can do to prevent them?
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Ryanair is battling to prevent employees from taking industrial action.
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In lounges music is played loud enough to prevent eavesdropping.
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Wearing a mask isn't the best way to prevent coronavirus.
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Databases are used to prevent students from plagiarizing published works.
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Several teachers locked doors to prevent him from getting in.
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The main point was to prevent an influx of Chinese.
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There's a foolproof way to prevent your eyeliner from running.
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Trump said the measure was necessary to prevent terrorist attacks.
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Here's what you should do to prevent iCloud calendar spam.
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About 2,000 police officers were in place to prevent trouble.
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But what's to prevent people from stealing someone else's deliveries?
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Boeing now hopes to prevent that by developing new software.
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"You're appeasing someone to prevent more violent behavior," Kim says.
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If he's not, he's going to prevent you from that.
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It also wants to prevent wage arrears accumulating in future.
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To prevent ingrowns in the first place, cleanse and exfoliate.
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Grassroots community organizations educate and support people to prevent violence.
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This would encourage corporations to work hard to prevent it.
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On Sunday, English sued to prevent Trump from installing Mulvaney.
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The E.U. must commit resources to prevent harassment and abuse.
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Trump said the measure was necessary to prevent extremist attacks.
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Maetel– Stretchable fabric sensor using nanomaterial to prevent bed sores.
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All presidents try to prevent leaks, and all presidents fail.
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To prevent this from happening, diabetics receive synthetic insulin injections.
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It's going to do nothing to prevent violence or crimes.
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The pencil also features a retractable tip to prevent damage.
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Yet timely intervention is critical to prevent fakes going viral.
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Do you know what does work to prevent terrorist attacks?
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The White House denies it sought to prevent Yates' testimony.
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Meanwhile, a greater sensitivity to insulin helps to prevent diabetes.
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Other regulations like increased capital requirements aim to prevent crashes.
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He said laws should be changed to prevent family separations.
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It's apparently not for lack of trying to prevent it.
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It does need weekly brushing to prevent it from matting.
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Meanwhile, the wiser Hubert tries to prevent a fatal reaction.
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"Tell me what you're doing to prevent infections," she said.
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Smart locks are an easy way to prevent this issue.
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She disavows force even to prevent or stop a genocide.
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Hindu nationalists vowed to continue trying to prevent interfaith relationships.
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Was there something you could have done to prevent it?
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They are essentially stepping back, trying to prevent financial catastrophe.
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"Supply pressure is likely to prevent a rally," he added.
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To prevent a deadlocked EPW committee, Shelby took Sessions's spot.
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Princeton is suing to prevent the Department from releasing it.
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Then we're part of the problem we're trying to prevent.
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They'll do all they can to prevent that from happening.
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"We're trying to prevent an AI race," Conn told me.
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We have taken measures to prevent this from happening again.
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Are they negligent in not taking steps to prevent this?
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They mostly want to prevent as many abortions as possible.
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"Education is the only way to prevent radicalisation," he says.
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Sued them to prevent them from executing this guy. Yeah.
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What measures were taken to prevent Obscurials from cropping up?
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It's used in several countries to prevent people from loitering.
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They pay to prevent their own reign from being threatened.
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We have always taken our responsibility to prevent diversion seriously.
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It also aims to prevent the deduction from being abused.
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It's the backbone to prevent the court from moving backward.
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We all want to prevent the next mass shooting tragedy.
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However it said Serbia had failed to prevent genocidal acts.
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Our commitment to prevent Daesh's growth, ISIS' growth, is real.
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Girardi said it was a challenge to prevent such injuries.
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A wall will do nothing to prevent these legal entries.
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We want to build a wall to prevent illegal entry.
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Schutz physically blocked the door to prevent her from leaving.
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Compare gun policy proposals to policies to prevent drunk driving.
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There's no shortage of legislative ideas to prevent skyrocketing prices.
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Trump said his administration would continue working to prevent violence.
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And are companies doing enough to prevent future data breaches?
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An institution designed to prevent any activist from staying active.
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But presidents have often taken steps to prevent ethical questions.
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The fight to prevent future massacres is just getting started.
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This simple exchange is all it takes to prevent conflict.
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Stemware savers aim to prevent accidental shatters in the dishwasher.
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The reason is to prevent the process from being affected.
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But she argued they were necessary to prevent future attacks.
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Once in place, the stone was whitewashed to prevent cracking.
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At the time, there was no setting to prevent that.
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He also wants to explore measures to prevent the disease.
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Starbucks later held nationwide sensitivity training to prevent future incidents.
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A better, stronger system to prevent and discourage PED use.
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And to prevent any other means of accessing those channels.
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Your devices can be updated to prevent the KRACK vulnerability.
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Nobody wants to prevent Britain's weekend warriors from enjoying themselves.
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Are there things you can do to prevent these feelings?
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Would electric utilities pay to prevent this kind of damage?
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What's the best way to prevent sexting before it happens?
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Hospitals are ready to fight to prevent that from reversing.
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They could do the same to prevent offshore tax havens.
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Nope. "Sunscreen isn't enough to prevent the reaction," she says.
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Change the Federal Vacancies Reform Act to prevent its misuse.
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Here's where to store produce to prevent rot and decay.
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Also included in the report are solutions to prevent insolvency.
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Lasix is also commonly used to prevent bleeding in racehorses.
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Then you try to prevent people from abusing the regulations.
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We need to figure out a way to prevent it.
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Madrid has threatened to use emergency powers to prevent that.
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"To prevent apps from exploiting the pasteboard, Apple must act."
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Republicans counter that they are trying to prevent voter fraud.
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My school has some safety precautions to prevent possible shootings.
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To prevent that, you will have to change some settings.
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Do national governments have a plan to prevent global catastrophe?
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What is Facebook doing to prevent this from happening again?
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It was designed to prevent any single power from dominating.
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The measure was taken, the government says, to prevent overgrazing.
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There's nothing we can do to prevent this from happening.
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But she sued multiple times to prevent its being seen.
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The Democrats failed to prevent the confirmation of Clarence Thomas.
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From CBPP: It would be hard to prevent such gaming.
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Supporters — particularly Republicans — say they're meant to prevent voter fraud.
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The windows were covered to prevent anyone from seeing in.
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There are other ways to prevent H.I.V. infection in newborns.
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To prevent theft, they encouraged nurses to hide face masks.
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Other presidents have taken strong action to prevent mass migration.
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"No president can promise to prevent future outbreaks," he said.
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Town officials claimed the rule was meant to prevent overcrowding.
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The improvements are designed to prevent the system from overintervening.
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And yet the president has been unable to prevent it.
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Immediate, aggressive treatment is essential to prevent it from worsening.
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So embryonic editing is unlikely to prevent most medical problems.
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We initiate chemotherapy to try to prevent that from happening.
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And why has Egypt repeatedly failed to prevent these attacks?
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And that is what Ms. Warren is trying to prevent.
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"Regulators hope to prevent capital outflows," said a banking source.
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The only question for them is how to prevent it.
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We also support communities in their efforts to prevent radicalization.
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There are informants among them to prevent people from organizing.
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Trump repeatedly pledged to work to prevent future school shootings.
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The goal is to prevent movement and thus possibly paralysis.
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Put differently, we use it to prevent another [Hurricane] Katrina.
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We will do whatever we can to prevent this 'if'.
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The move was intended "to prevent bloodshed", said the organisers.
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It would also implement market share caps to prevent consolidation.
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British sailors gargle in formation to prevent the flu, 1933.
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The police worked much of the night to prevent escalation.
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Ireland is also obliged to prevent similar violations, it said.
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Both sides promised to work together to prevent future abuse.
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McConnell lacks the power to prevent such witnesses from testifying.
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The White House has worked to prevent that from happening.
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Here's how to prevent audio assistants from retaining audio recordings.
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Nuclear abolition remains the only way to prevent nuclear war.
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Nuclear abolition remains the only way to prevent nuclear war.
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Regulators are trying to prevent minors from using the products.
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"Amazon's culture is designed to prevent bureaucracies," he told me.
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Amazon has since made changes to prevent similar future incidents.
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The best way to prevent mumps is with a vaccine.
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Privately, Greitens has attempted to prevent the floodgates from opening.
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That's not enough to prevent the spread of the disease.
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Some suggested legislation was needed to prevent that from happening.
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We may never be able to prevent all livestock deaths.
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The pill works to prevent pregnancy before it even starts.
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Yet, school officials do too little to prevent bullying. Why?
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That incident prompted a rules change to prevent a recurrence.
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They contain heating elements to prevent snow and ice accumulation.
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Hence, the need for clear rules to prevent unintended consequences.
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The landing gear retracts to prevent interference with the radar.
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But North Korea doesn't need nukes to prevent regime change.
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Up to now, Beijing has worked hard to prevent solutions.
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The Iron Quadrilateral is designed to prevent this from occurring.
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Nor are voter ID laws needed to prevent election fraud.
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To prevent this, the United States needs a backup plan.
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"It's better to prevent than to regret," said Mr. Maduro.
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We are KIDS working to prevent this from happening again.
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Some states are trying to prevent that from happening again.
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Trump has vowed to prevent North Korea gaining that capability.
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Facebook says it's doing what it can to prevent this.
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But McConnell pulled off quite the gambit to prevent that.
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That doesn't make this kind of plot impossible to prevent.
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Looking ahead to the future, no effort must be spared to create a culture able to prevent such situations from happening, but also to prevent the possibility of their being covered up and perpetuated.
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The Department of Homeland Security has said the system is needed to prevent travelers from leaving the country using someone else's identity and to prevent visitors to the United States from overstaying their visas.
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Billions will get spent on a wall that won't work to prevent a crime wave that isn't happening, while refugees sit in dangerous situations to prevent Bowling Green–style massacres that never took place.
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As part of its Anaconda Plan, the Union had set up the blockade to prevent supplies from reaching the Confederacy, and to prevent the export of cotton and other marketable items by the Southerners.
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The four protocols the Senate ratified this week update treaties that are designed to prevent companies doing business in the U.S. and abroad from facing double taxation and to prevent taxpayers from avoiding taxes.
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Critics claimed that the government cut off access to the internet to prevent protesters from coordinating and mobilizing online, and to prevent human rights groups from tracking how security forces responded to the uprising.
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But under Italian law a company can be held responsible if it is deemed that it failed to prevent, or attempt to prevent, a crime being committed by an employee that benefited the company.
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Antibiotics and antifungals are both essential to combat infections in people, but antibiotics are also used widely to prevent disease in farm animals, and antifungals are also applied to prevent agricultural plants from rotting.
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The boys are being held in quarantine, both to prevent them from contracting a disease in their weakened state, and to prevent them from spreading any disease they may have contracted while in the caves.
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Consumers are urged to prevent the spread of E. coli by washing hands, cooking ground beef to an internal temperature of 160 degrees and keeping uncooked foods away from raw beef to prevent cross-contamination.
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"The best way to prevent drug addiction and overdose is to prevent people from abusing drugs in the first place," Trump said this month after a briefing with Cabinet members and advisers on the epidemic.
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Fast Facts: The opioid crisis "The best way to prevent drug addiction and overdose is to prevent people from abusing drugs in the first place," Trump said during an August briefing on the opioid crisis.
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The regulations were intended to prevent such disasters in the future, but oil companies complained that many were costly, burdensome and duplicative, and that they were already developing industrywide safety protocols to prevent future blowouts.
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It wasn't enough to prevent the death of every living person.
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If something was hurting, what could you do to prevent that?
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Mr Netanyahu has sought a deal to prevent a fourth war.
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A single cup of water was passed around to prevent dehydration.
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The information is stored on a global network to prevent tampering.
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"We agree we must do better to prevent it," he said.
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This winter, however, J.Crew is working to prevent that shopping snafu.
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In 2008, the U.S was negotiating to prevent further nuclear development.
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The sale quantity will also be limited to prevent bulk purchases.
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Dealers will upgrade software to prevent overheating of the catalytic converter.
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We'll do all we can to prevent these things from happening.
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Both people in the couple have responsibility to prevent those things.
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How much snow is required to prevent having the course changed?
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This command requires three buttons to prevent accidental bumps and misdials.
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This was to prevent the mother from passing along Leigh syndrome.
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Flex can be worn during sex to prevent making a mess.
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Health officials have scrambled to prevent the outbreak from getting larger.
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For your mobile phone, you can download apps to prevent robocalls.
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"America doesn't really have a programme similar to Prevent," says Blears.
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She's still researching and looking for ways to prevent neck wrinkles.
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The gas usually serves to prevent oxygen from fueling the fire.
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It even comes with a splash guard to prevent food splatter.
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Poe developed deadly (and revolutionary) armor to prevent further Raider attacks.
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Amazon has a new way to prevent thieves from stealing packages.
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Some of these are injected therapies designed to prevent chronic migraines.
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PwC has several measures in place meant to prevent such occurrences.
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She was given painkillers and was prescribed antibiotics to prevent infection.
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It will be sure to prevent hunger pangs during your travels.
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"It's so important if we're to prevent unplanned pregnancies," she said.
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But they always change the platform to prevent gaming of distribution.
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Why try to prevent this technology from even having a chance?
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There is no vaccine to prevent RMSF, according to the CDC.
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The watchdog said it wants to prevent a market being developed.
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You could do it at concerts to prevent bootleg concert videos.
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One of its main aims is to prevent another refugee influx.
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The bigger step is to prevent harassment in the first place.
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The notes are ostensibly designed in a way to prevent counterfeiting.
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SECRETARY OF STATE MIKE POMPEO: We're trying to prevent it Iran.
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It was also the kind that is most difficult to prevent.
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Wagner has ramped up internal checks to prevent leaks, he added.
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Update: We have implemented safeguards to prevent this from happening again.
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It was put in place to prevent a repeat of 2008.
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The constitutional provision is designed to prevent corruption and foreign influence.
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The information, it says, could help find ways to prevent collisions.
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Many countries already have laws to prevent discrimination on age grounds.
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Hospitals also use this technology to prevent the spread of tuberculosis.
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It also uses metal detectors to prevent this kind of contamination.
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Most developers use anti-cheat software to try to prevent hacking.
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But there's a way to prevent Amazon employees from listening in.
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Prosecutors filed a legal plea to prevent Kuczynski from leaving Peru.
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The tools to prevent those shifts are within each country's purview.
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There is currently no medicine or vaccine to prevent the disease.
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"The sole intent is to prevent a catastrophic wildfire," he said.
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It's super important to prevent injury, but also to be strong.
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I have fought on the front lines to prevent illegal immigration.
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The remedies offered by Hutchison were not sufficient to prevent this.
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Maybe Trump wants to prevent American lobbyists from taking foreign money.
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But there's just no way to prevent all attacks, experts say.
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Serena hopes he gets better to prevent Cushing's reign of terror.
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Technology and moderation systems are not equipped to prevent this harm.
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They put their furniture on small bricks to prevent water damage.
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The best way to do that is to prevent mosquito bites.
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The company is accused of not doing enough to prevent it.
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The company's reasoning was comically simplistic: It wanted to prevent spoilers.
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Nguyen, 51, then followed her outside to prevent her from leaving.
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People with norovirus should drink plenty of fluids to prevent dehydration.
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Governments should interfere with choices only to prevent harm to others.
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"I will do everything I can to prevent that from happening."
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The 6s and Plus got stiffened to prevent bending, as well.
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The deal was designed to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons.
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This is to prevent your iPhone from malfunctioning and shutting down.
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Her hands were severed in an effort to prevent her identification.
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This was to prevent the balloon from sticking to the tarp.
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There is no legislation to prevent discrimination against them at work.
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T air bag modules in an effort to prevent similar incidents.
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The lawsuit seeks an injunction to prevent enforcement of that agreement.
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It also wants to prevent an Israeli presence on its borders.
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Statespeople want to prevent a no-deal Brexit at all costs.
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The keyboard includes 128-bit AES encryption to prevent against keylogging.
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LGBT employees say policies to prevent discrimination at work are patchy.
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So does the flu shot do anything to prevent the flu?
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This will help you brainstorm ways to prevent them from happening.
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It means a lot to prevent other tragedies in many ways.
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But by that point, you're trying to prevent the last attack.
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C4ADS suspects the spoofing was to prevent drone attacks or surveillance.
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Every single component has been chosen to prevent degradation over time.
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The bike uses an aluminum frame and fork to prevent rusting.
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Driving codes and road signs try to prevent accidents from happening.
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To prevent bad negotiations wrecking their business, insurers have clubbed together.
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Do it now to prevent someone from crashing your iPhone pic.twitter.
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The idea is to prevent an important bird habitat from overgrowing.
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Should we try to do anything we can to prevent it?
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The third is exploring ways to prevent violence using this information.
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Wrap foil around the bottom to prevent any condensation from dripping.
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But working out how best to prevent it will be hard.
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The order of these driving experiences were randomized to prevent bias.
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The Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence has endorsed Mrs. Clinton.
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We're trying to prevent the storm surge funneling into the lakes.
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"It was to prevent them from sleeping too soundly," he says.
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Most suicides happen without precedent, making it exceedingly hard to prevent.
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S. border to prevent immigrants from the country from entering America.
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Some have adopted fixed exchange rates to prevent their currencies appreciating.
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But Trump has consistently acted to prevent any form of accountability.
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Cover edges of pie crust with aluminum foil to prevent overbrowning.
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Please use my death as activism to prevent others from dying.
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Opponents counter that pipeline companies cannot be trusted to prevent leaks.
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The goal of using EpiPen is to prevent symptoms from progressing.
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The ACV is also capable of obstacle detection to prevent mishaps.
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There is no obvious way to prevent such claims from circulating.
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Were there precautions you could have taken to prevent its misuse?
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Could or would Jackson have worked to prevent the Civil War?
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Doctors put her on medication to prevent HIV as a precaution.
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To prevent uncertainty I'm going to become an accomplice to corruption?
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Comey wasn't able to prevent himself from being alone with Trump.
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My goal was to prevent the case from getting another look.
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And there's very little any country can do to prevent it.
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It's not that we're ever going to prevent all of it.
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The conservatorship would be established to prevent a "substantial financial loss."
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SCIUTTO: What can the U.S. possibly do to prevent this catastrophe?
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Spanish authorities deemed that vote illegal and attempted to prevent it.
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We have to do something different to prevent these catastrophic fires.
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Nearby tanks were being cooled to prevent the fire from spreading.
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What should be done to prevent further crises in the future?
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To prevent harm or backlash, careful science and caution is essential.
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But there are ways to prevent this from happening to you.
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I end with a good stretch to prevent any soreness tomorrow.
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Health officials recommend flu vaccines to prevent such infections each year.
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Eventually, they duct taped her mouth to prevent her from screaming.
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The groundbreaking research on taking aspirin to prevent a heart attack?
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To prevent him from facing further punishment, Davis's mom got creative.
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The police in China worked hard to prevent any copycat unrest.
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There are drugs targeting inflammation to prevent or reduce fibrotic scarring.
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Every effort should be made to prevent violence before it erupts.
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Like Bischoff, he tried to prevent the whole thing—sort of.
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But neither route may be enough to prevent a religious realignment.
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The White House said it took precautions to prevent civilian casualties.
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Facebook may have sought to prevent leaks of sensitive corporate communications.
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There's also no treatment that's specifically designed to prevent the attacks.
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The effort to prevent protests is extending to email as well.
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He's currently in addiction treatment and taking medication to prevent relapse.
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To prevent this from happening, battery makers insert separators in between.
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"They're only trying to prevent people from losing tickets," he says.
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Now, steps are being taken to prevent any sort of attack.
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That was intended to prevent me from going back to Manchester.
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The move came in a bid to prevent supporters gathering outside.
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The government of Malawi has done little to prevent such horrors.
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The red shirts say the centers are needed to prevent fraud.
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But our work must go further to prevent these heinous crimes.
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"New Jersey is structurally designed to prevent competitive campaigns," Murray said.
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What steps have you taken to prevent abuse of this definition?
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We partnered with imams in Central Asia to prevent violent extremism.
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The answer could spur discoveries to prevent such devastating neurological problems.
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What is being done to prevent similar problems in the future?
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It is also trying to use its data to prevent crime.
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Muslim organization's have appealed for calm to prevent communal flare-ups.
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It's time we reshape our policies to prevent that from happening.
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Muslim organizations have appealed for calm to prevent communal flare-ups.
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"We must act to prevent this from happening again," Gillibrand tweeted.
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Why do we continue to do nothing to prevent these tragedies?
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Then there would be nothing to prevent the fire from spreading.
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We all have to do our part to prevent successful cyberattacks.
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Wright said he had no reason to prevent Edwards from sampling.
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Instead, the tech giant needs to prevent those situations from happening.
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Transporting police dogs to prevent opioid overdoses is a bipartisan issue.
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Senate Democrats are pledging to fight to prevent the bill's passage.
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These governors have legal tools in their arsenal to prevent this.
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She surprises Claire by asking her how to prevent a pregnancy.
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Modi had been widely accused of failing to prevent the massacre.
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This is more proof Congress must act to prevent gun violence.
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To prevent more casualties, Guzman was returned to the cartel soldiers.
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Another signed in 1968 meant to prevent these technologies from spreading.
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But it doesn't appear that Trump is trying to prevent Rep.
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Handwash soiled clothing each day, if possible, to prevent large loads.
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Regardless, their priority is to prevent an acrimonious rupture with London.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson even intervened to try to prevent
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The Trump administration has attempted to prevent sales of Iranian oil.
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It's best to always pay in full to prevent interest charges.
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The dousing is hoped to prevent smoking, drug-taking, and graffiti.
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They may also research diseases to prevent them, promoting animal health.
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The industry is already scrambling to prevent a repeat of 2016.
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A cream that contains oatmeal extract to prevent flaking and irritation
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Rod Blum's (R-Iowa) bill to prevent members from doing so.
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On safety, fund and staff programs to prevent violence against women.
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"They bind to prevent withdrawal, giving some opiate effect," he said.
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What steps have been taken to prevent a recurrence of this?
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Congress has missed a midnight deadline to prevent a government shutdown.
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Republicans have strongly signaled they want to prevent a second shutdown.
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The European Union was designed to prevent that from happening again.
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Realistically, those stats aren't going to prevent anyone from buying jeans.
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So what human activities can we change to prevent extreme wildfires?
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This Op-Ed suggests one way to prevent oil train disasters.
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The moves marked the regulator's latest efforts to prevent further defaults.
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Iranian officials have vowed to prevent similar price spikes in future.
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Mr. McCain asked me to draft language to prevent outsider interference.
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We discussed the best ways to prevent these types of tragedies.
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But what about equipping teachers with firearms to prevent school massacres?
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In younger generations, it's possible to prevent both of these diseases.
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The ostensible intent of Choke Point was to prevent criminal fraud.
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But laws exist to prevent concentration: the Sherman Act, for one.
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For years they have been discussing an agreement to prevent escalation.
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What can we learn from this case to prevent its recurrence?
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O) has sought a court injunction to prevent Toshiba Corp (6502.
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However, the authorities are in a position to prevent systemic defaults.
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The program has protections to prevent households from getting extra subsidies.
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That might be one way to prevent this from happening again.
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Montgomery County, Maryland relies on conservation easements to prevent urban expansion.
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Republicans say voter ID laws are needed to prevent voter fraud.
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Perhaps they wanted to prevent making a No Direction Home sequel.
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It also made all political ads public to prevent further abuse.
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I demand senators do whatever it takes to prevent this hearing.
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But there's no easy way to prevent the attack from working.
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Behind the scenes, she tried to prevent it from being issued.
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Moreover, it attempts to prevent a future already on its way.
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It was designed to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear bomb.
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To prevent that, they should drive disruptive change of their own.
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The new drugs are the first developed specifically to prevent migraines.
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U.S. policy has long strived to prevent an Israeli–Iranian war.
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And in some instances, it is explicitly designed to prevent collaboration.
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But let's avoid any organized effort to prevent him from speaking.
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But the improvement was not enough to prevent a dubious record.
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The goal was to collect intelligence to prevent bloodshed, he said.
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His absence is not expected to prevent the bill from passing.
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Williams takes blood thinners every day to prevent clots from forming.
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The government could oversee to prevent price gouging and shoddy practice.
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It ends up encouraging the very behavior it's supposed to prevent.
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Would Republicans be able to prevent supporters from ever finding out?
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They need to prevent any hint of bipartisan consensus from emerging.
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Seven parked cars were set ablaze to prevent victims from escaping.
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What might the authors have been trying to prevent from happening?
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Facebook points out that it makes efforts to prevent harmful advertising.
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The country released 54,000 prisoners to prevent outbreaks in its prisons.
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And I don't know what I can do to prevent that.
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He questioned what state laws might be drafted to prevent corruption.
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Police have also confiscated passports to prevent Uighurs from traveling abroad.
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It's now up to the Senate to prevent that from happening.
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Play is organized to prevent children from sorting themselves by gender.
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Regardless, they're a breakthrough: a novel way to prevent heart disease.
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The system is designed to prevent derailments caused by excessive speed.
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That's what movie theater owners and studios are hoping to prevent.
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Tip Improve the way you make decisions to prevent future regrets.
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Iran, naturally, would very much like to prevent that from happening.
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Elsewhere in France, the authorities also took steps to prevent violence.
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And there are simpler and safer ways to prevent H.I.V. infection.
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And yet there are things we can do to prevent suicide.
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The police filled irrigation ditches with concrete to prevent further cultivation.
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To prevent getting sick, it's important to wash your hands often.
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Many U.S. states have laws in place to prevent price gouging.
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We must act today to prevent the next health crisis tomorrow.
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We are trying to prevent further onward transmission of the disease.
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Slave owners worked hard to prevent their slaves from running away.
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We also need to figure out how to prevent future abuse.
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"No president can promise to prevent future outbreaks," Biden said Thursday.
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Social distancing will be a necessity to prevent more severe scenarios.
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Tutorials are designed to prevent basic mistakes like running into walls.
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It's a last-ditch attempt to prevent his target from escaping.
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The main purpose for a vaccine is to prevent future outbreaks.
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He has also closed nonessential businesses to prevent more community spread.
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To prevent either from happening, politicians are trying to implement changes.
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Talk about things other than the illness you're trying to prevent.
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One challenge: to prevent the spread of misinformation on its platforms.
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The team quickly had to jump to prevent the message's distrubtion.
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And Travelan, which you take before meals to prevent the inevitable.
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They took hostages, including six students, to prevent troops from advancing.
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Wirecutter notes you should load both drawers evenly to prevent tipping.
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This trial wasn't the only investigation into approaches to prevent HIV.
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Many factories have strict policies against photography to prevent industrial espionage.
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Trump filed a lawsuit last month seeking to prevent the action.
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Residents taped up their apartment windows to prevent them from shattering.
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What can be done to prevent the continent splitting further apart?
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Nissan said it would take appropriate action to prevent future occurrence.
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That's why we prohibited communication with the Muslims, to prevent conflict.
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We need to turn to diplomacy to prevent this humanitarian catastrophe.
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It is also used to prevent strokes and promote heart health.
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The PRC regulates postal rates to prevent abuses of monopoly power.
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They were seeking to prevent Trump from upending the policy. Rep.
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The business of conservatives is to prevent mistakes from being corrected.
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After this my aim was to prevent a second heart incident.
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Then last week he closed up shop, to prevent further losses.
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That is the scenario which the agreement has helped to prevent.
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The group says its overall goal is to prevent Trump's reelection.
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More likely, he simply wanted to prevent his music from vanishing.
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The base of the box is seamless to prevent any leakage.
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It also offers steam control and sensor cooking to prevent overcooking.
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Republicans who want to prevent further Russian intervention should support it.
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Détournement is one strategy to prevent the machines from helping them.
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Their purpose was to prevent the government from funding Catholic schools.
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What, if anything, can be done to prevent cheating in sports?
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It would only take a few Senate Republicans to prevent it.
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First, the industry has worked to prevent accidents from ever happening.
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U.S. leaders must act to prevent another war in Nagorno-Karabakh.
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The suit claims that the defendants failed to prevent the shooting.
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It's the job of police officers to prevent and investigate crime.
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Trump must sign it by midnight Sunday to prevent a shutdown.
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In fact, that was just what they were determined to prevent.
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We have an opportunity and an obligation to prevent unnecessary deaths.
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There is no way to prevent HLH, the medical center said.
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I'm not saying they're not trying to prevent injuries to arms.
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David grabbed her shirt to prevent her from exiting the vehicle.
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"She needed restrictions to prevent problems before they started," she explained.
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We must take action to prevent this from happening again & again.
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Bernhardt defended his decision to prevent the report from being publicized.
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He said there was still time to prevent conflict and chaos.
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Flipping the switch, he was able to prevent its further spread.
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All proceeds going to healing Parkland and to prevent gun violence.
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It was cut down last month to prevent the wilt's spread.
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The solution to prevent and treat falls is physical therapist intervention.
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Men and women are segregated to prevent sexual contact and violence.
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I cant and will do what I can to prevent it.
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He has also suggested arming teachers to prevent future school shootings.
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You know, what's going to prevent you from getting the nomination?
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The initiative is designed to prevent power lines from sparking fires.
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This is about doing something to prevent violence against Native women.
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Quinn, of course, will stop at nothing to prevent Rachel's departure.
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Spain's opposition parties, however, have vowed to prevent any political pardons.
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The organization, the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence, said Gov.
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The structure would also be designed to prevent climbing and tunneling.
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"Our priority was to prevent clashes and casualties," Mr. Faisal said.
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It's better to treat it professionally right away to prevent scarring.
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We need to secure the southern border to prevent terrorist infiltration.
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To prevent Trump's election, they'd all have to affirmatively back Clinton.
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The commonwealth passed Jim Crow era laws to prevent interracial marriage.
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His death, the Pentagon argued, was necessary to prevent more attacks.
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Do you think your school could do anything to prevent them?
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Border checks were heightened to prevent travelers from bringing in books.
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First, what types of procedures are in place to prevent this?
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"Everything he wanted to prevent unfortunately came to pass," she said.
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There is only one way to prevent mass shootings in schools.
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Other recommendations directed to women at higher risk for problems included calcium to prevent pre-eclampsia; vitamin A to prevent night blindness; deworming drugs; and prophylactic doses of drugs to prevent malaria or H.I.V. The W.H.O. also recommended a spate of home remedies, like bran for constipation, compression stockings for leg swelling, antacids for heartburn and exercise or acupuncture for back pain.
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Background: Johnson said it could be a decade before the company has made enough improvements to its electric infrastructure to prevent pre-emptive blackouts, which aim to prevent wildfires during high-wind periods and dry spells.
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Consumers are urged to prevent the spread of E. coli by washing hands frequently, cooking ground beef to an internal temperature of 160 degrees and keeping uncooked foods away from raw beef to prevent cross-contamination.
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Stamos responded to the idea to calculate the hash locally, saying "photo fingerprinting algorithms are usually not included in clients to prevent the development of circumvention techniques" and "humans need to review to prevent adversarial reporting."
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He had instructed security chiefs to "prevent any person from carrying out activities of a military nature on the country's territory and to prevent any illegal actions", and barred Khazali from entering the country, it said.
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In the 1990s, the city removed benches from a plaza near City Hall to prevent people from sleeping on them; other benches throughout the city feature rails and spikes to prevent homeless people from lying down.
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Tom Z. Collina is director of policy for Ploughshares Fund, a public grantmaking foundation that supports initiatives to prevent the spread and use of nuclear weapons and to prevent conflicts that could lead to their use.
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Amnesty, in a statement, said the internet was cut off to prevent people from supporting or organizing protests while critics said the government sought to prevent images of its heavyhandedness from being broadcast around the world.
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"While I will always wonder if there is something more I could have done to prevent his death, there is much that can be done now to prevent the deaths of others like him," she wrote.
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Note that Kaine has a long history working to prevent gun violence, which helps explain his 100 percent rating from the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence and his "F" rating from the National Rifle Association.
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"Looking ahead to the future, no effort must be spared to create a culture able to prevent such situations from happening, but also to prevent the possibility of their being covered up and perpetuated," he said.
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Fluoridated water may not be the best way to prevent cavitiesThis new study, if further evidence supports it, may give more scientific weight to the idea that fluoridated water is not the best route to prevent cavities.
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Turkey's main interests in Syria writ large are to prevent the Kurds from gaining ground — which is mostly separate from the situation in Idlib right now — and to prevent any more refugees from flooding across its border.
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About half of those troops will be stationed in northeast Syria where they will be tasked with helping to prevent an ISIS resurgence while also helping to prevent clashes between Turkey and America's Kurdish-led Syrian allies.
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It will require doctors and pharmacists to use prescription drug monitoring programs to prevent overprescribing—and will require states to share data to prevent people from crossing state lines and taking advantage of the prescription drug system.
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But he misses much of the larger purpose of a strong national defense, which is also to prevent war -- to prevent killing -- by providing for the sorts of conditions that deter our adversaries and bolster our allies.
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WE KNOW THAT THERE WILL ALWAYS BE BAD ACTORS ON OUR PLATFORM, BUT WE ARE GOING TO WORK AS QUICKLY AS WE CAN TO PREVENT THOSE PROBLEMS, TO DISCLOSE THOSE PROBLEMS AND TO PREVENT ANYTHING GOING FORWARD.
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The central legal question has not changed: When Michael Cohen wired $130,000 to Stephanie Clifford, was he trying to prevent Melania from learning about Clifford's allegations or trying to prevent voters in Michigan from hearing these allegations?
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He must stay warm and clean to prevent the skin breaking down.
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The cutoff threat is essential to prevent state abuse of federal funds.
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The two groups have also differed on measures to prevent future crises.
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Uber must make drastic changes to prevent another female rider from harm.
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For example, what's to prevent the tires from biodegrading while in use?
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Ironically, the U.S. government formed ICANN in 280 to prevent a monopoly.
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SafeToNet isn't the first company to try to prevent kids from sexting.
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Trademark law, at its core, seeks to prevent consumers from being confused.
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It's incumbent on all of us to prevent the worst possible failures.
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It's frustrating as hell but luckily there's a way to prevent it.
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How can the different social service systems work together to prevent homelessness?
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What have you done on Obama&aposs watch to prevent Russian meddling?
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Because the spirit of this 2002 law, Martha, was to prevent terrorism.
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One option would be to prevent banks from switching reserves into cash.
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And it's better for us to prevent than to try to fix.
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Facebook initially cast a wide net in its ban to prevent this.
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Good wound care helps to prevent all forms of bacterial skin infection.
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The laws to prevent that are lax and gathering evidence is hard.
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The court said all employers must exercise care to prevent foreseeable misconduct.
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Taking steps to prevent identity theft is a good place to start.
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But Hart said it takes more than seat belts to prevent injuries.
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All this means that Plan B works to prevent ovulation — not fertilization.
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Which specific things will Facebook do to prevent another scandal from happening?
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These procedures aim to prevent avalanches while guests are at the resort.
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Shankar said there's really no good way to prevent this from happening.
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That's going to prevent you from getting killed in an oil stock.
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The companies subsequently tweaked their advertising platforms to prevent such abusive targeting.
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Ideally, only one boy would go at a time to prevent bottlenecks.
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So perhaps we conduct an operation to prevent this attack from occurring.
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Enovid contained 10 times the amount of hormones needed to prevent pregnancy.
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The magnet slider lid locks to prevent heat or cold from escaping.
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Take off your shoes to prevent tracking crumb rubber into the house.
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It is less costly to prevent cervical cancer and all its suffering.
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"We've got to intervene to prevent this from getting worse," Ryan said.
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Declawing is the practice of removing a cat's claws to prevent scratching.
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We probably need to block traffic in the area to prevent fatalities.
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We know how to prevent the sixth mass extinction, according to experts.
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President Obama and the coalition have done little to prevent their advance.
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The intention was to prevent similar abuses of power in the future.
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Eventually, someone came around and marked our hands to prevent queue jumpers.
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Defense Secretary Hemasiri Fernando resigned over the failure to prevent the attacks.
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The website raises awareness about online abuse and how to prevent it.
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The car will also automatically brake to prevent a rear-end collision.
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The cooling-off period is meant to prevent impulsive acts of violence.
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Williams Paisley and her family tried to prevent her mother from driving.
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It's a long-lasting and typically fuss-free way to prevent pregnancy.
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Vanessa will stop at nothing to prevent her ex-husband Richard's marriage.
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The fine is not ING's first for failing to prevent illegal transactions.
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One way to prevent that is through a group at the point.
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I have done nothing to prevent this outcome: no security, no precautions.
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HADLEY GAMBLE: Shouldn't we be trying to prevent that at all costs?
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I am picking up my night guard; $500 to prevent teeth grinding.
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But we still have an opportunity to prevent the worst-case scenarios.
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Sanders's plan also calls for franchise caps to prevent monopolies or profiteering.
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The best way to prevent flu is with the seasonal flu vaccine.
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It's a situation that America's got every interest to prevent from happening.
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His neck wounds have also been carefully cleaned to prevent further damage.
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Take one of these Want to prevent colon cancer or cardiovascular disease?
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The net purchases were not enough to prevent the NSE share index .
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"Staying healthy is the best way to prevent getting sick," Tosh says.
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Teams say this rule is to prevent the cheerleaders from attracting stalkers.
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Some of them had wrapped their soles with sellotape to prevent blisters.
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"Make sure you cover the free edge to prevent lifting," she says.
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Many naturopath pages boast the benefits of certain foods to prevent cancer.
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Prisons around the world use a variety of tools to prevent recidivism.
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"Something could have been done to prevent the disaster," Mr. Flores said.
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A court order could also have been sought to prevent the sale.
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However, authorities in Catalonia said attacks like Thursday's were hard to prevent.
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How to prevent the deterioration of eyesight in space isn't well-known.
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What can be done to prevent election hacking in 2018 and beyond?
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International efforts to co-operate to prevent profit-shifting have made progress.
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Proponents of the measures say they are intended to prevent voter fraud.
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I then switched over to vaping to prevent myself from smoking cigarettes.
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To prevent erosion when the rains come, she has carved out terraces.
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The U.S. measures are unlikely to prevent teams from arriving in Russia.
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Covering a short entails buying the company's stock to prevent further losses.
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So it's kind of a backdoor way to prevent abortions from happening.
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The blue checkmark, first introduced in 2009, was supposed to prevent impersonation.
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Meanwhile, local authorities are trying to teach people how to prevent fires.
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Chinese authorities say the law is required to prevent crime and terrorism.
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Some schools have tried, mostly in vain, to prevent students from playing.
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Inside Kenya, counterterrorism forces work to prevent the group's recruitment and attacks.
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Another option is to prevent investors from taking money out at will.
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Benches are sawed in half to prevent people from sitting close together.
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Police were providing escorts for aid convoys to prevent supplies being intercepted.
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And there is no man who will be able to prevent this.
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The issues with Chromecast appear to prevent people from streaming at all.
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Tips to prevent breakouts during this period: Manage stress to reduce breakouts.
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And in fact, this is exactly what dolphins do to prevent drowning.
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It's worthwhile taking steps to prevent anyone from accessing your bank account.
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Some even faulted Priebus for not doing more to prevent Trump's rise.
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But it is ill-equipped and spread too thin to prevent them.
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Yet too little has been done to prevent sexual violence on campuses.
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It also encrypts photos and files to prevent others from accessing them.
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Hoping to prevent their allies from sparring, Western mediators have stepped in.
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The external tank was insulated with foam to prevent it from overheating.
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To prevent attacks, hospitals should be taking a "layered" approach to security.
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That will be tough while trying to prevent feuding between her partners.
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She's also careful about how she stores her milk to prevent contamination.
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Civil-rights advocates are doing what they can to prevent the deportations.
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You will need to prepare your own meals to prevent accidental cheating.
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The goal, he said, is to prevent human error and, ultimately, death.
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Along with it, so have the diseases vaccines are supposed to prevent.
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Why [does] Erdogan want to prevent the Turkish to see my 'toons?
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Because you are never going to prevent teenagers from doing dumb stuff.
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Some members had more tangible ideas about how to prevent future shootings.
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Fed officials this time around are keen to prevent another such incident.
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The new rules seek to prevent a similar occurrence in the future.
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That's the number-one way to prevent bacteria growth between the blades.
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President Vladimir Putin said Transneft lacked a proper mechanism to prevent contamination.
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Planned Parenthood does more than any other organization to prevent unintended pregnancies.
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First, Facebook isn't being asked to prevent all instances of hate speech.
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Many Republicans in Congress have vowed to prevent that day from coming.
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"Obviously it's to prevent anything like that happening again," adds the source.
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" The airline promised an investigation "to prevent this from ever happening again.
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Doses are administered at regular intervals through that day to prevent overdosing.
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To prevent any renewed outbreaks, the Angola vaccination program began on Monday.
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Such exercises are an important way to prevent confrontation triggered by misunderstanding.
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To prevent this, you'll need to embark on a series of quests.
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What if others are attacked and you did nothing to prevent it?
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And a new bill wants to prevent social networks from exploiting us.
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To prevent 'filter bubbles,' around 10% of links will be chosen randomly.
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MUFG said it had also taken measures to prevent a re-occurrence.
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Weber argues that they'll "take actions to prevent it," for two reasons.
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In Fitch's opinion, these clauses provide strong incentives to prevent CIC's default.
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Principles PAC and several other #NeverTrump groups are trying to prevent the
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Capitol Hill sounds hopeful about an agreement to prevent another government shutdown.
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We must do more to prevent these senseless acts of gun violence.
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There's a safe way to prevent complications, Schaffner says: the MMR vaccine.
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To prevent this, the shelter is putting out a call for donations.
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Don't hamstring your future self to prevent a few points of dilution.
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Crawford provided an array of impressive saves to prevent another Oilers comeback.
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Countries are taking extreme steps to prevent the spread of the virus.
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Experts in disarmament, demobilization and reintegration tell us how to prevent it.
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To prevent chaotic handouts, they require newcomers to demonstrate proof of need.
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We need more access to basic pain management to prevent this fate.
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Republicans contended that they're promoting ballot integrity and to prevent voter fraud.
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He added that the Commission was trying to prevent this from happening.
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They said police had sealed off the area to prevent further attacks.
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How do you spot fake news in time to prevent widespread hoaxes?
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The UN said sorry for not doing enough to prevent the spread.
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He also called for increased U.S. involvement to prevent this from happening.
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The Chamber previously sued the government to prevent the fiduciary rule's implementation.
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"You, Electors, possess the power to prevent this outcome," the ad reads.
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Depopulation of the flock has begun to prevent spread of the disease.
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Tischer said that it's hard to prevent something like this from happening.
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Nor is it that providers lack ways to prevent mistakes from happening.
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They have terms of service that they absolutely are supposed to prevent.
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You have to change these benefits to prevent them from going bankruptcy.
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A promising new clue to prevent teen suicide: empower adults who care
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Prosecutors said Ramos barricaded a back door to prevent people from fleeing.
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It also aims to prevent a wave of lawsuits against the banks.
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Nearly 10 million children require humanitarian aid to prevent a further deterioration.
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It's also about working to prevent similar gun violence in the future.
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Aloxi is used to prevent nausea and vomiting in patients receiving chemotherapy.
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"Guardian" systems try to prevent this by visually warning you to stop.
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Chaffetz made a number of recommendations to prevent future crises like Flint's.
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It's time the FCA took decisive action to prevent another misselling scandal.
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For years, the security industry has been trying to prevent data theft.
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Retirement plan administrators are also monitoring those limits to prevent excess deferrals.
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You can also pick up a matching silicone mat to prevent spills.
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Israel responded by installing magnetometers to prevent a recurrence of such violence.
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But there's just no way to prevent all attacks, the experts say.
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The fire safety standards include design requirements to prevent and detect fires.
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"It can be a way to prevent a trigger," said Dr. Lawrence.
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Americans, who tried to prevent the militarization of the United States. As
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I believe the next generation has the power to prevent gun violence.
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But who's going to do something right now to prevent police violence?
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Many wanted to survey the damage and some wanted to prevent looting.
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These changes show we do not need mass incarceration to prevent crime.
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Advertisers may also have been asking for this to prevent critical commenters.
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At present, the bill contains no explicit measures to prevent such displacement.
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Absolutely. Is positive train control going to prevent all types of accidents?
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As a measure to prevent terrorism, such a ban would be useless.
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And the kind of attacks IS encourages are fiendishly hard to prevent.
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When intelligence agencies attempt to prevent future attacks they look for patterns.
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Isn't that exactly what the Endangered Species Act is supposed to prevent?
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Patrick has also called for arming teachers to prevent future school shootings.
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Unfortunately, we're not organized to prevent defined outcomes; we're organized around process.
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Most Republicans back the Fed's efforts to prevent the economy from overheating.
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Earlier on Tuesday, Lufthansa sought to prevent the strike via legal action.
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Backers of these laws contend they are necessary to prevent voter fraud.
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This is as constitutionally serious as one political party's efforts to prevent
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Airbnb doesn't have any specific safeguards to prevent listings in public housing.
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We will work to prevent and counteract any Iranian malign cyber activity.
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Understandably, there feels a sense of urgency to prevent another senseless death.
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Republicans say silencers are used primarily by sportsmen to prevent hearing loss.
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Carolina legislature started to put measures in place to prevent another such
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Do these fines actually work to prevent people from choosing sweet drinks?
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Congress is barreling toward a deadline to prevent a partial government shutdown.
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One step to prevent malnutrition is to strengthen our nation's nutrition programs.
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However, none of these factors were enough to prevent United's revenue growth.
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The Obama administration's settlement with Live Nation was supposed to prevent this.
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They will do what they can to prevent TV from being Spotified.
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A "safety net" is necessary to "prevent the disenfranchisement of some voters".
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And it doesn't seem like there really is a way to prevent.
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Muriel Domenach, who leads government efforts to prevent radicalization, supports the initiative.
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Some of the men suggested padlocking the ration barrel, to prevent stealing.
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He was treated with Lovenox, an injectable drug to prevent blood clots.
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Policy makers say efforts to prevent suicide across the country are spotty.
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This is outrageous because we finally know how to prevent HIV infections.
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Since then, nearly every nation has made efforts to prevent self-dealing.
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Government officials can mandate carbon emissions reductions to prevent catastrophic climate change.
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Such measures are not guaranteed to prevent teenagers from getting e-cigarettes.
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About 2,300 police officers were deployed to prevent violence at the event.
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Still, their depleted population means more must be done to prevent collisions.
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ACLU is trying to prevent the implementation of an asylum law precedent.
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He's also signed a proclamation to prevent certain immigrants from claiming asylum.
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Other parties to the deal are trying to prevent its total collapse.
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These statutes are intended to prevent someone from being fired or prosecuted.
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Philomela had her tongue ripped out to prevent her from speaking publicly.
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None of that was enough to prevent them attacking their adopted country.
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In between, there are a few vent holes to prevent spontaneous explosions.
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That may make it harder to prevent similar massacres in the future.
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Tilt the umbrella toward the wind to prevent gusts from lifting it.
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I don't see central bank doing anything to prevent the sharp fall.
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To prevent automatic budget cuts, separate legislation would have to be passed.
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That is exactly what the Anti-Lobbying Act is meant to prevent.
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Baker, 19, has fought to prevent her health challenges from defining her.
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Our resources must be increased to prevent these attacks in the future.
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The separation of powers was intended to prevent overreach and encourage compromise.
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Government's primary responsibility is to prevent harm not merely respond to it.
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Confidentiality agreements are meant to prevent company secrets from leaking, Musk said.
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Fluoridated water has been touted for its ability to prevent tooth decay.
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Congress faces another deadline to prevent a partial shutdown on Feb. 15.
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To prevent fake news from appearing, Yahoo has several tools in places.
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It's not a crime that's going to prevent them from returning home.
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BUNDESBANK'S DOMBRET SAYS NOT FOR REGULATORS TO PREVENT INVESTORS FROM LOSING MONEY
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The suit seeks an injunction to prevent the laws from being enforced.
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They will be undermining existing efforts to prevent and counter violent extremism.
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The objective, Jucá said, was to prevent corruption investigations from moving forward.
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This sort of overreach was what macroprudential policy was meant to prevent.
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A notary witnesses signatures on legal documents in order to prevent fraud.
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The shield is designed to prevent radioactive leaks for the next century.
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The goal here is to prevent yourself from making any rash decisions.
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Warren designed her proposal to prevent profitable corporations from paying zero taxes.
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A moat has been carved around the edge to prevent any runoff.
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Facebook said it added new tools in February to prevent the issue.
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He sleeps with a breathing machine to prevent his heart from stopping.
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We are already too late to prevent some degree of unprecedented change.
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Distressingly, this included policies, guidelines and training intended to prevent sexual harassment.
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What specific tools would you use to prevent those kinds of attacks?
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To prevent this race to oblivion will require a change in lifestyle.
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But it has since proved difficult to prevent Islamists staging deadly attacks.
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It was renamed the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence in 2001.
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The Chinese economy hasn't faltered enough to prevent spending in China, however.
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We need to act now to prevent conflict and achieve sustainable peace.
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Blown in two by the crew to prevent use by the Allies.
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Just don't expect them to prevent every attack and solve every crime.
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Weapons in space would likely be needed to prevent such an attack.
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Now Congress has an opportunity to find ways to prevent that slide.
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We need something to prevent people from coming into this country illegally.
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I have no doubt they will be able to prevent any setback.
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Conversely, they can oppose the ban and support measures to prevent terrorism.
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All three actions accuse the university of failing to prevent sexual abuse.
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I would need a mouthguard if I wanted to prevent nerve damage.
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There is currently no vaccine to prevent or medicine to treat Zika.
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They need to agree on plans to prevent and fight those outbreaks.
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If we want to prevent that, we should proactively define the boundaries.
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The guardrails are not in place to prevent another crisis like 210.
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Trump also used a bodyguard to prevent me from asking a question.
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Intra is a new app that aims to prevent DNS manipulation attacks.
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Players can also use virtual condoms to prevent the infections from spreading.
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To prevent this from happening, cook your vegetables for approximately seven minutes.
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The teacher refers the mother, the child, and the siblings to Prevent.
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The company doesn't use digital meeting-scheduling software to prevent unnecessary meetings.
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So what can you do to prevent flies from touching your food?
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Push through bipartisan legislation for election security to prevent future election interference.
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I suppose we all try to prevent anything bad happening to us.
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But it wasn't enough to prevent him from buying four guns afterward.
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Serena Williams needed daily injections to prevent blood clots throughout her pregnancy.
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Clean your home quickly after a storm ends to prevent mold growth.
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The situation that we wanted to prevent has already come to pass.
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Beijing has put tight capital controls in place to prevent capital flights.
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We can be certain that we are missing opportunities to prevent exposure.
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He used his security detail to prevent journalists from revealing the secret.
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Hand-washing is still one of the best ways to prevent illness.
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That warrant, ESPN noted, is likely to prevent Kanter from traveling abroad.
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SNPA new NHS protection bill to prevent privatisation of the health service.
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We will help to prevent, you know, the killing of innocent people.
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The advice was given to prevent people from inundating clinics and hospitals.
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That actually is shown to prevent the spread of illnesses -- including coronavirus!
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Your travel ban would have done nothing to prevent any of them.
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It's much easier to prevent obesity than it is to reverse it.
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What could I and my fellow citizens have done to prevent this?
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Today, the two companies are spending large sums to prevent that outcome.
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He said that hydroxychloroquine could not be used to prevent COVID-19.
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All that cash sloshing around is meant to prevent a liquidity crunch.
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Which is precisely the situation the new rule was supposed to prevent.
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Authorities in Europe are taking precautions to prevent large gatherings of people.
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However, the band now has tricks to prevent thieves from breaking in.
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If you feel yourself overheating, use these tips to prevent heat exhaustion.
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Ethiopia has released 2000,210 prisoners to prevent the spread of the virus.
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Another way to block trackers is to prevent ads from loading altogether.
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National police used heavy-handed tactics to try to prevent the Oct.
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Your building should do what it can to prevent a repeat performance.
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Royal Rumble is coming at precisely the right time to prevent that.
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It's up to public health professionals and parents to prevent these interactions.
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Insurers will need to participate in data crosschecks to prevent duplicate enrollments.
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Some cities are now taking steps to prevent refugees from settling there.
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