"Officials regard the possibility of atomic sabotage as the gravest threat of subversion that this country, with its virtually unpatrolled borders, has ever faced," The New York Times reported in 1953, telling readers that the Eisenhower administration was preparing to alert the public to the danger from "valise bombs".
With hindsight the travel agent's words, "Would you be prepared to fly with Aeroflot?" should have alerted me to the folly of my ways.
About 6,000 to 8,000 people in Georgetown County, S.C., were alerted to be prepared to evacuate potential flood zones ahead of a "record event" of up to 10 feet of flooding, which is expected to begin Tuesday near parts of the Pee Dee and Waccamaw rivers, county spokeswoman Jackie Broach-Akersaidid.
Good procedures to alert the guards so they can be prepared to open the gates might decrease such delays.
Furthermore, before the April eruptions, a series of yellow alerts (which assumed to be prepared to close schools and businesses and to evacuate when necessary, to know the plan of alternative and evacuation routes, locations of shelters and hospitals) [ 11] could have warned both physicians and families disrupted by the disaster, and therefore over-utilization is somewhat implausible.
Be alert to what your child is "not" saying and be prepared to raise the topic yourself.
In addition, tapping into a strong board's experience and judgment could be an important part of a response to a leak — if, that is, the board has been briefed and alerted and is prepared to respond to such attacks.
It's the fight-or-flight syndrome: You're on high alert, your body is prepared to respond.
Spoiler alert, but one he was prepared to roll with, especially as the cast was so "extremely nice".
Alert to accents, Mr. Saleh is prepared to offer black coffee to the stray Midwestern tourist who asks for regular.
