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Although the road map's main demand required that the Palestinians preempt future terrorist attacks by disbanding terrorist groups and collecting their weapons, the Palestinians maintained that any attempt to do so would lead to civil war.

They will also push the right next steps using customers' current behavior to help preempt future calls.

And by using surveillance in an attempt to preempt future crime, the NYPD left behind a trove of uniquely fascinating images.

Faced with a public backlash at the revelation of NSA surveillance against the average American citizen, the Obama Administration has responded with a new program, dubbed the "Insider Threat" program, which aims to preempt future whistleblowers from speaking out.

The new king Artaxerxes III promptly ordered the satraps to dismiss their mercenary armies, thus preempting future trouble of the same sort.

We should not be complacent about future dangers.

Worry involves rather indefinite potential future dangers so that such attempts usually fail, because no satisfactory resolution exists.

Discriminative fear learning, however, is crucial and adaptive, in that it allows us to predict and avoid future dangers.

A team of pioneering researchers in Hawaii has an audacious plan: cross-breed superpowered reefs to preempt these dangers.

He also published "Future Danger," a manual for the Texas District and County Attorneys Association.

We have our eyes wide open and see the possibilities of future danger very clearly.