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Modern ECT is much safer than it used to be, but patients can still experience side effects.
Most famously, he notes that for a ruler, “it is much safer to be feared than loved.”
He tells us that we all belong in our tribes, and he tells us that we will be safer if we are surrounded by sameness.
It's safer to come out.
There's a lot that can be done to make us a lot safer.
They've been in safer, more comfortable work environments, and, of course, they've paid more.
It's a lot safer to store data on DNA in synthetic DNA in a tube.
In this program, we assess how each person's brain works so that we can recommend basic modifications to make this system more effective and safer.
And here when I say "safer," I mean safer not only for the inmates, but safer also for correctional staff.
So yes, we need policies that provide safer environments and limit exposures to high risks, but we also need policies that reflect this insight.
And I ended that summer with this incredible sisterhood, and I began to feel much safer in my own skin.
Cars are dramatically cleaner, dramatically safer, more efficient and radically more affordable than they were 100 years ago.
Dan Gilbert: I actually was consulting recently with the Department of Homeland Security, which generally believes that American security dollars should go to making borders safer.
Not only does this add a new and potentially safer avenue for documenting abuses, it opens up the program to the growing global digital generation.
And one thing I've learned is that, sometimes, the things that we're told make us safer and stronger actually don't.
Take a safer route.
Ultimately, as we continue to engineer smart surfaces, we'll require fewer antimicrobials, fewer chemicals and fewer harsh additives, and this will make life-saving medical technology safer for all of us to use.
And from the partners we work with to make the internet safer for children, we hear stories like that of Angelika.
What I'd like to do first is take you through a very brief helicopter ride of stunts and the stunts industry in the movies and in television, and show you how technology has started to interface with the physical skills of the stunt performer in a way that makes the stunts bigger and actually makes them safer than they've ever been before.
Car stunts are another area where technology and engineering advances have made life easier for us, and safer.
So, they're a much safer proposition.
They wished they knew how to prevent their food supply from sometimes failing, and how they could rest when they were tired without risking starvation, be warmer, cooler, safer, in less pain.
It took us about 10 minutes to climb up to the top of that dune, which goes to show why they had to move to a safer location.
Let's just look at something like, you know, solving problems with making airlines safer.
And my family moved out of an urban place, where we used to live, to a remote rural area where it was safer.
So this will allow us to create personalized medicines in the Third World at a cost that is actually achievable and make the world a safer place.
So it is better, it is safer; it is affordable, it is energy-efficient.
Are we safer today?
And while it might not be a fully autonomous car, it has bits of autonomy, and they're so useful and they make us drive safer, and we just sort of feel like they're invisible-in-use, right?
It's the guidance she gets around infant feeding and safer sex.
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