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"Universities and colleges also have a duty to take steps to protect students from harassment and that includes antisemitic harassment," he said.

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Universities that sign on must take steps to ensure their campuses are “a vibrant marketplace of ideas where different views can be explored, debated, and challenged.”

These dealers take steps to verify the authenticity of the gold they sell and often work with coin agencies like the U.S.

The new rates would apply in April and homeowners can seek discounts of up to 15% if they take steps to reduce the fire risks on their property.

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“We have to come together, with governmental action, and take steps to reduce man-made greenhouse gas emissions.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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