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One could of course adopt a second-order axiomatization that secures every truth (about, say, ℕ) as a (second-order) logical consequence; but then one would have to live with the drawback that second-order logical consequence is not axiomatizable.
From a product standpoint, OpenDNS gives IT cloud-based software that monitors and secures every device that connects to a business' network, from anywhere in the world and even for the devices that leave.
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Gaining and strengthening customer trust starts with a security strategy that can scale quickly to secure every identity and threat surface a new business model creates.
But the bits about Gregory's kids being "secured every school day by armed guards," and about Sidwell's security department and members of it being armed?
But the Obama campaign was also working to secure every remaining vote.
He noted the difficulty in securing every garbage can, manhole cover or parked car.
(He seems to have secured every one of South Carolina's fifty).
"We need the mechanisms in place to ensure funds are safe and secure every second of every day," he said.
Keppich-Birrell said that they secured every player they went after and had to turn down quite a few.
But when it comes to Gregory's own kids, however, they are secured every school day by armed guards.
Halper reported: But when it comes to Gregory's own kids, however, they are secured every school day by armed guards.
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