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Wear gloves—wearing cottongloves while handling photographs [...][...]

Be carefulwhen putting on and taking off your watch, since there is a risk of damaging your fingernails, depending on the manner in which the band is fastened.

Wear gloves if fluid temperature exceeds 110°F (43°C).

[...] [...] was returninghome,handcuffed him and drove him [...]

[...] officer, he was then taken, handcuffed and [...][...]

Be sure to always wear heat-resistant gloves and other protective equipment rated for 500° F (260° C).

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Protect yourself by wearing rubber gloves and a face mask while cleaning, and wash your hands after with soap and warm water.

Wear bump caps or safety helmets when working in or passing any place where the headroom is limited and there is the risk of bumping against hard and protruding objects.

[...] [...] inside a vehicle inhandcuffs and expelled [...][...]

[...] allow the wearing ofheadphones with [...]

One witness, who had been isolated and beaten, described the surreal experience ofsitting handcuffed on a large heap of laptops and electronic devices and being “serenaded” by mobile telephones reconnecting to a network as the ship approached Ashdod.

To do this, please call someone withthe headset.

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If a preschooler refuses to put on his mittens, his hands will be cold when he goes outside and he’ll have to come back in to get mittens on.

The Committee also expresses grave concern that children are being handcuffed and shackled in juvenile rehabilitation centres, during transportation to court or hospital, and at night, allegedly for security reasons or as a form of punishment.

This is because integrating gender equality considerations into programming means taking a different perspective – or, “putting on ‘gender lenses’” – and thinking critically about the results and beneficiaries of programmes and activities, which leads to better planning and more effective development initiatives.

With long hours wearing contact lenses at work, many find different ways to keep themselves comfortable and maintain efficiency, such as: Take eye-drop (47%); Take off the lenses and change to ordinary glasses (22%); Take off the lenses and rest for a while (20%); Simply close the eyes and rest (10%); Take off the lenses and cleanse and put them on again (5%).

Examples have included wearing face masks (despite their ineffectiveness), thermal scanning at international airports, playing football matches behind closed doors, and even parents proposing “flu parties” for their children in the hope that exposure to the flu virus as they might to chicken pox will develop immunity.