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Even though the company was protected under a section of the Communications Decency Act  ― which gives websites legal immunity from user posts, though that would be compromised under SESTA ― I think the harassment they were getting from law enforcement and politicians was just not worth it.

Sleep and wakefulness are integrated, global states across the central nervous system that would be compromised by temporal disorder between different regions.

The most common explanation for concern about pregnancy was that they were not financially stable enough to take care of a child and had other goals (e.g. continuing their education) that would be compromised if they had a child.

That would be compromised as Notts County are insisting on certain restrictions on what I am allowed to say".

Critics of privatization say that safety would be compromised and that in some places, the number of safety incidents has increased since privatization.

"The concerns of the F.T.C. that pricing would be compromised from a consumer perspective — that won't happen," he said.

The Americans did not notify Pakistan about their operation for fear that it would be compromised.

But they did not disclose the pattern for four years, out of concern that lawsuits would be compromised.

Because we were concerned that compliance would be compromised in this population with three times a day dosing and additionally as we wanted to match the dosing approach used for the ethnomedicines in reparagen we adopted the twice a day regimen.

Minority shareholders have been trying to block the auctions over concern that their interests would be compromised by mergers that are expected to take place after the licenses are sold.

It never crossed my mind that our relationship would be compromised because of an accident that changed me physically.