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She adds that records can also have a racial bias, due to the “overpolicing of people of color,” and that while it is important that platforms take steps to address the scourge of gender-based violence, there is the potential for us to go too far when it comes to people’s privacy.

From Slate

The firm said it had been "instructed to write to the committee to take steps to remedy this obvious communication deficit".

From BBC

You can find an event near you, or if you want to host an event, you can take steps to start by clicking here.

From Salon

Due out in 2025, the index is intended to help policymakers understand potential threats and take steps to make their countries more resilient.

He said his dad and uncle take steps to stay safe, but many workers likely are not reporting getting sick because they don’t want to get in trouble.

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