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Here, too, is Mail Goggles, which is intended to avert the kind of personal disaster that can result when you send mail while drunk.

Their efforts are intended to give scientists and engineers as early a warning as possible so that steps can be taken to avert the kind of catastrophe that did for the dinosaurs.

Other Israeli officials openly say they are working hard to avert the kind of unfair criticism, as they put it, that Israel got in the spring of 2002, when it pushed into West Bank towns like Jenin, Nablus and Bethlehem.

A state company in southern China this year plans to lay 2,725 miles of power lines and add 15% more generation capacity to avert the kind of summer blackouts that have riled residential homeowners and executives of companies that lost output.

In a bid to avert the kind of social unrest that took place after the April death of Freddie Gray, Congressman Elijah E. Cummings on Tuesday called for Baltimoreans to remain calm and show respect for the verdict in the trial of Officer William G. Porter, whatever it turns out to be.

Will their empathy extend far enough for them to make personal sacrifices in order to avert the kind of environmental catastrophes likely to result in the next century from global warming and the increase in the world's population to 9 billion by the year 2050?

The measure approved today is intended to avert the kinds of mistakes and confusion that compromised the federal government's investigation into the collapse of the World Trade Center, Congressional officials said.

With his background, Mr. Caspersen has an advantage in trying to navigate the bureaucracy and, perhaps, avert the kind of interagency breakdowns that have stymied antiterrorism investigations in the past.

The Replacements The N.F.L. averted the kind of replacement-official-induced disaster it dreaded most in the game between the Arizona Cardinals and the Seattle Seahawks.

The White House also threw its support behind the agreement, telling reporters Tuesday it met the president's tests by adequately funding both defense and domestic spending while averting the kind of crises that have gridlocked Washington in the past.

"Now we have a broad consensus to avert that kind of instability in the future".