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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
safe-guard .
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Examples
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This must include safe-guards to protect against false debt conversion, and the issue date to be determined by a certain ex. date, three or six months prior to activation to prevent cram downs and phony debt.
Stimulate Me 2009
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What kind of safe-guards will there be to assure we are paid back. may I suggest that until we the people are paid back three fourths of the best oil wells and natural gas on state and federal land will be Nationalized immediately.
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But as a parent I know that I wouldn't take my kid to a place like that if there weren't some kind of similar safe-guards.
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We have really shoddy electioneering safe-guards over here.
No stink with ink Steve Sailer 2005
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Blake is not as safe as that, or an immersive experience would be impossible, but he does provide safe-guards, especially when he creates separate windows for text and image, such as in Plate
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We have really shoddy electioneering safe-guards over here.
Archive 2005-01-30 Steve Sailer 2005
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You know the marechaussee are a body of troopers well mounted, maintained in France as safe-guards to the public roads.
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One of the best safe-guards for democracy is to have an open Parliamentary opposition.
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One of the best safe-guards for democracy was to have an open Parliamentary opposition, Mr Mandela said.
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I'll figure out what animals you'd have to contend with in an area and we can set up some safe-guards around say, one larger, suitably situated secondary camp and your field teams would be relatively safe ...
Dinosaur Planet McCaffrey, Anne 1978
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