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“Superintendent Carvalho and Los Angeles Unified District leadership are dedicated to not only supporting rigorous programs in our schools but also growing them within each region, while adhering to all legal requirements,” the statement said.

They include using lowboy trailers that are at a lower risk of tipping over, as well as adhering to the recommendation that batteries should be transported at a 30% charge — which is already a requirement for batteries shipped by air — and reduces the chance of a fire.

Concerns were raised about him adhering to Covid-19 infection control protocols while working at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital in Dorset in 2020.

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Any kind of stone produces dust when cut, so “adhering to proper safety practices is critical, irrespective of the type of material,” said Marissa Bankert, executive director of the International Surface Fabricators Assn., which represents businesses that cut and polish slabs.

“So many of the individuals that I work with have been directly harmed by normative financial advice that makes them feel bad for not adhering to some unexamined ideal,” said Sloane Ortel, chief investment officer at Ethical Capital.

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