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Protect in sentence

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But like any natural resource, if we don't protect it, if we don't preserve it and treasure it, it will slip away from us and be gone.
and to learn more about the choices you can make that can protect the dark night sky, because it belongs to everyone, it belongs to all of us, and therefore, it's ours to experience as we wish.
So we need to recognize those hot spots and do our best to protect them.
I had been using the first line of the NASA mission statement, "To understand and protect the home planet," to justify my talks.
Here at age two and a half years, he thinks he can protect his two and a half-day-old little sister.
So in the industrialized world, we built walls that protect us from the externalities of our energy use; we can afford to clean up acute environmental disasters; and we can also afford to adapt to chronic conditions like climate change.
They have a lot of biodiversity, a lot of carbon, things we want to protect.
The middle point is simply the way that the doctors protect themselves.
So what we would really like to do, is we would like to protect ourselves from the dangers of optimism, but at the same time remain hopeful, benefiting from the many fruits of optimism.
And this is good because it means we should be able to strike a balance, to come up with plans and rules to protect ourselves from unrealistic optimism, but at the same time remain hopeful.
People are less likely to come forth to be tested or treated or to disclose their condition, none of which helps these individuals or the communities these laws purport to protect.
It was written in a time before the federal government's armed forces were among the most powerful in the world and when state militias were viewed as necessary to protect the states.
And so here we are, 2012, gay agenda, gay lifestyle, and I'm not a good dad and people don't deserve to be able to protect their families because of what they are, not who they are.
The crazy thing was, there was a really liberating sense about it, because I no longer had to protect my record as a champion.
It needs to protect where the people are sitting against strong and warm wind.
How will we protect them in the future?
If you're expecting the people who built this to protect you from the coming robopocalypse — (Laughter) — uh, you may want to have a backup plan.
My personal belief is that, rather than having a small, elite force of highly trained government agents here to protect us all, we're much better off having average and ordinary citizens approaching this problem as a group and seeing what we can do.
But the research also shows that there's nothing that will 100 percent protect you.
What I want is a cure in the next 20 years, soon enough to protect me.
We have the people so we need to protect each other, yes, and we're a technology company, and profit is necessary to make this happen.
Our hope is that we can use open hardware technology to better understand and protect our oceans.
We knew it wasn't going to be so hard, and we wanted to be the first to build one so we could get out in front of the problem and help protect against GPS spoofing.
Or will you be able to resist the temptation to turn on a GPS spoofer or a Wave Bubble to protect your own privacy?
That is the core of who we are and what we do, and we do it to protect freedom, freedom of speech, all the things we treasure in our societies.
A simplistic answer would be, the doctors are doing this because they want to protect themselves legally.
The resulting constitutional flaw directly contradicts international law, which requires nation-states to intervene and protect citizens against gender violence by private parties as a human right.
So while Civil Rights protects some victims, we should want to protect all victims.
And we developed new safety protocols to protect our research team and the nearby community.
We've got laws that fundamentally treat creative works as property, plus massive rewards or settlements in infringement cases, plus huge legal fees to protect yourself in court, plus cognitive biases against perceived loss.
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