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such as
For example, as in She adores the English novels of manners, such as those by Austen and Trollope. [Late 1600s]
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Garcia then testified in support of legislation this year that requires chatbot operators to have procedures to prevent the production of suicide or self-harm content and put in guardrails, such as referring users to a suicide hotline or crisis text line.
They brought portable weather stations and sensors, as well as swatches of different paving materials such as grass, mulch, turf, rubber and concrete to each site.
The researchers said their main motivation in initiating the study was to help communities get the most from $150 million in Cal Fire grants approved by the state Legislature that schools can apply for to plant grass and trees on their campuses and reduce the harm of heat-radiating surfaces such as asphalt.
They are kept in line by promises of reward, on or off the books, and by threats of punishment such as demotion, transfer, removal, or even prosecution.
Those in power are afraid as well, since they know that the consequence of losing power will be retribution, such as the seizing of their assets, exile, imprisonment, or even execution.
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