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But we need a law that will prioritise our safety and security.
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So do you think President Obama was right to prioritise healthcare reform?
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First, governments must prioritise health for a durable exit from the pandemic.
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The government says the reforms will prioritise the welfare of the children.
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It can prioritise the interests of a few over the greater good.
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The project would prioritize meeting local demand ahead of exports, Jafar added.
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Instead, the administration would prioritize illegal immigrants who had committed serious crimes.
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She made a decision to prioritize and start with the case essentials.
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He said he would prioritize strategic review of the North American portfolio.
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Enhanced government commitment and judicious resource allocation to prioritize NCDs are needed.
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The problem, though, is how you prioritize which proteins are most important.
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Technology will soon be available that enables ISPs to prioritize email messages.
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So prioritize rather than think everything must come together all at once.
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He took a long draw; I could see him trying to prioritize.
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How are we supposed to prioritize when you give us twenty-two names?
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It's about the system and how it will prioritize stories like Piper's.
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When you pick what to eat, prioritize: Whole foods and ingredients first.
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O'Rourke, 46, said his trade policy would prioritize American workers over corporate interests.
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NHTSA said it needs to prioritize replacing the oldest inflators in high-humidity areas.
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I think it's important to prioritize those actions than the words.
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We must commit resources and develop policies that prioritize this form of learning.
