A further step imbeds images into the address, which thwarts the most persistent bots. |
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The internal hull is subdivided by transverse thwarts that provide hull strength and form compartments that serve to contain fish, nets and gear. |
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At this point the keel, frames, planks, thwarts and gunnels were ready to be re-assembled into an almost complete boat. |
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Infant mortality, health in general and education are still priorities in this region, and yet basic greed still thwarts solid progress. |
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The deal thwarts an Agricore United takeover bid launched late last year by Saskatchewan Wheat Pool. |
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That is not a big thing in some people's minds, but again it thwarts an impartial boundary readjustment. |
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Or have the CRTC, or the courts, misinterpreted the legislation in a manner that thwarts or fails to achieve the legislative intent? |
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A second is 14 ft long with four thwarts, no built-in buoyancy, and it was powered by a 9.9 hp motor. |
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Villagers are too poor to buy fuel for the generator powering the water pump when bad weather thwarts solar power. |
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First, I believe it thwarts the purpose of Parliament in the electoral process. |
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Whether it occurs in the public or private sectors, it deepens global poverty and thwarts development. |
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She is used to the lip service, the feigned support, the photo ops and then the secret opposition that thwarts it all. |
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Significantly, this research suggests that this chameleon-like behaviour undermines engagement and thwarts potential. |
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This cycle of violence and retaliation impedes efforts and thwarts initiatives aimed at brokering lasting peace in the region. |
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It Nazifies the Hutus and thwarts all dissenting questions about the violence of the victims. |
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Critics go on to suggest that low-balling the surpluses thwarts Parliament's capacity to debate how the extra resources ought to be allocated. |
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This timber seems to have only been used on decked ships, spreading the thrust from the mast through the rowers' thwarts and from the ribs to the hull. |
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It thwarts efforts by the private sector to take advantage of business and growth opportunities and undermines economic competition. |
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One boat is 12 ft long with three wood-covered thwarts, built-in buoyancy and, at the time of the incident, powered by an 8 hp motor. |
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In short, homing in on the banal thwarts the fulsomeness that is an essential property of oral storytelling. |
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There were generally two thwarts located roughly at the center of the boat, about four or five feet apart in a small motorboat, to define the mid-ship room. |
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Have you ever imagined the thrill of discovering ancient treasure à la Indiana Jones or yearned to get into James Bond's Aston Martin as he thwarts the nefarious plans of this week's particular evildoer? |
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The cockpit is 1.60 m long, with high, protecting coamings and comfortable seat thwarts, with small afterdeck and much lockable stowage and gives the impression of a by far larger yacht. |
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In later films, Jones dodges a bloodthirsty cult, thwarts a Communist plot, and reunites with his estranged father in a shared quest for the legendary Holy Grail. |
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In 2011 Bristol-Myers Squibb, a drug company, introduced a product called Yervoy, an antibody that binds to one of these deceptive checkpoint proteins, CTLA-4, and thus thwarts its attempts to fool the immune system. |
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It opens with the story of a Japanese midwife, Orito Aibagawa, who in 1799 thwarts a senior adviser to the emperor to save the life of a newborn princeling and his concubine mother. |
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The war thwarts their plan and isolates them from each other. |
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In addition to their drug trafficking practices, which are national and international, they hire shooters from other jurisdictions, which thwarts homicide investigations. |
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Distributing resources among a large number of headings makes the system rigid and thwarts more effective use of resources to achieve the Union's policy goals. |
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The high costs associated with unbundled access thwarts the business plans of new market players, which are also confronted with obstructive practices of the incumbents. |
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While rupture thwarts dance, the circus seems to thrive off of it. |
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In that context, doping, which undermines fundamental ethical values, endangers athletes' health and thwarts the rules and honesty, has become the gravest threat to the credibility and integrity of sport. |
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They lay themselves open to premature death, because LSD thwarts or removes natural protective attitudes, sensible judgment, and the ability to perceive and evaluate common dangers. |
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The boated Pikey makes a series of tailstands as it lunges about, biting at feet, bags, hands, creels and thwarts. |
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It may disable or uninstall other software and thwarts uninstallation through the use of resuscitator code. |
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For a boat to have three separate thwarts and have adequate space for each occupant then the boat has to be of a certain minimum size. |
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The fledgling company's sole product to this point is a clear canoe featuring hard maple gunwales, seats and thwarts. |
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The anticancer drug rituximab thwarts inflammatory nerve damage in the brain and curbs relapses in people with multiple sclerosis, a study suggests. |
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