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She’s also independent, which means she’s unprotected by the fortification of lawyers and resources erected by the owners of newspapers such as The Times to fend off legal threats, frivolous and otherwise, that are part of the arsenal of people and firms we write about.

They also recommend that people avoid unprotected contact with sick or dead animals, and avoid materials contaminated with bird feces.

Surviving with a reduced likelihood of ever becoming pregnant again, she chose last year to sue the state of Texas, spearheading a novel legal challenge that turned her into a flashpoint figure in a post-Roe America just coming to grips with the ramifications of federally unprotected abortion access.

He’d inflamed fans with incendiary words about me as a wayward girl hectoring his unprotected naked men, but my attorney was preparing to challenge his discriminatory treatment of me in ways that no commissioner had experienced in baseball’s other court cases.

She notes that dogs and cats, unlike humans, do not convert the sun’s rays into vitamin D as humans do, so there is no benefit for any time in unprotected sun exposure for pets as it is for humans.