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The children don't do much at their youth club, but at least they stay out of harm's way.

Any one of them would have placed the ship and its crew in harm's way; together, they were a death sentence.

She was finally dragged out of harm's way after seven minutes by an elderly scrap peddler who went searching for her parents.

'We didn't want to put people unnecessarily in harm's way, ' he said. 'We were the first agency to know everybody was out of the plane. '

Since the Imp is not a tank, the AI was smart enough to make the Imp move out of harm's way as he nuked from range.

Various entrepreneurial researchers are looking at ways of extracting carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and stashing it out of harm's way.

Such arguments are important, not least for those ready to put themselves in harm's way in the nation's defence.

Nothing would be gained by the release of these photos that matters more than the lives of our young men and women serving in harm's way.

He said that he would never rush the solemn decision of sending his troops to Afghanistan in harm's way.

If millions of Japanese wondering what they need to do to get out of harm's way are confused, there is good reason for it.

eg. You know we still have thousands of troops deployed in harm's way.

It took a number of years to develop so that the people in vulnerable regions can be warned and get out of harm's way.

Another recent incident has turned into a major scandal after police ordered drivers into harm's way on a busy Moscow highway.

They need rules that tell them when to jump out of harm's way instead of waiting and praying for the market to turn.

The maidens were turned into stars and placed in the sky forever out of harm''s way.

Lo the word is out, Aton prepares his nest that His innocent may be protected from harm's way.

Father Zhuang Yan was a senior Palace Museum official, and had helped keep the collection out of harm's way for more than 15 years.

These people screeched for eight years about how it was unpatriotic to undermine the commander-in-chief while troops were in harm's way.

If you are in harm's way and you are offered abeam of light, do not hesitate to get in the light beam!

I turned back to look at Mr. Viceroy, who watched intently to make sure we got out of harm's way. Another relative term.

During these times of strife, Leia and Han sequestered their children on various safe worlds, keeping them out of harm's way.

During periods of civil strife , parents usually try to keep their children out of harm's way .

It has repeatedly shown a willingness to put its soldiers in harm's way.

The Iraqi regime has done the opposite. It has deliberately put Iraqi civilians in harm's way, and used women and children as human shields.

And to all our troops serving in harm's way, I want you to know you have the support of a grateful nation and a proud Commander-in-Chief.

In real life, however, dangers of this kind are usually marked with warning signs to prevent people from venturing into harm's way.

Figuring a six-hour walk put them far enough out of harm's way, they stopped at midnight and Htoo Moo slept, finally, on the forest floor.

After pulling the victim out of harm's way and evacuating the floor, a SWAT team was called.

He has become adept at moving in and out of harm's way before his opponent even has a chance to react.

Usually, parents will do anything to keep their precious children out of harm's way.

While cities can't just move out of harm's way, people can and many did relocate.

Provided we are careful to keep fingers out of harm's way, it does nothing more sinister than trim paper to our needs.

China's search for prospects overlooked by the majors has nonetheless put its workers in harm's way.

And now the mothers must keep their tots indoors out of harm's way.

Apps must comply with all local laws and may not put an individual or targeted group in harm's way.

Full access to information about damage can help people make sensible choices when they find themselves in harm's way.

I urge members of Congress to fulfill their responsibilities, make their views known, and to always support our men and women in harm's way.

If Mr Bush stands his ground, will they really deny him the funding for troops in harm's way?

As Commander in Chief, I face no greater decision than sending our military men and women into harm's way.

War correspondents often place themselves in harm's way and, unavoidably, some die doing their jobs.

If you walk home alone at night, you're putting yourself directly in harm's way.

Pilotless aircraft such as the Predator and the Reaper, armed with Hellfire missiles, can hit targets without placing a pilot in harm's way.

Second, the rescuer places themselves in harm's way by helping.

"We want to make sure men and women put in harm's way have the resources they need, " said Sen. Pat Toomey, R-Pa.

I will never rush the solemn decision of sending you into harm's way, I won't risk your lives unless it is absolutely necessary.

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As a reporter, I have gone to dangerous places and have often been put in harm's way.

We should control drugs to keep kids out of harm's way.

I will never rush the solemn decision of sending you into harm's way.

There is never any anger or deliberate decisions to bring anybody in harm's way.

May God bless those who are in harm's way.

Can lead you into harm's way.

eg. The fact that there are that many people living at that sea level means there are probably a lot of people potentially in harm's way.

Display in the museum a large number of Japanese troops in harm's instruments of torture in China, there are all kinds of guns and knives.

His troops were being placed "in harm's way each time we send out a convoy" , he said;

We work hard to ensure that our men and women in harm's way are fully equipped to perform their mission;

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