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"But it's up to the competitor to take the precautions necessary to be safe".
Instead, said Dennis McGowan, a spokesman for the state health department, "take the precautions".
"I think residents need to take the precautions that they're comfortable with," said Frank Librio, a city spokesman.
"We're just not going to take any risk with people's lives, and the best scenario possible is you take the precautions and it turns out they're not needed".
Failing to take the precautions necessary for preventing HIV infection can also leave people vulnerable to other sexually transmitted infections (STIs) such as chlamydia, herpes or gonorrhoea.
Another official from the relief authority in Mingora, who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of retribution, said international donors were wise to take the precautions.
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Perhaps the carmaker and its agency were smart to take the precaution.
Practically all the ranchers take the precaution of varying their routines.
"We had to take the precaution of taking him from the field because he felt a slight tightness there.
But motorists might take the precaution of topping up their fuel tanks over the next few days.
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