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built-in

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Familiar intellectual property has already been tested with audiences, in the same way that films based on video games, comic books or novels have a built-in base.

“This is a sign that the built-in safeguards in our voter registration process are working,” he said.

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In short, it means all existing accounts belonging to under 18s would be moved to new accounts with built-in restrictions, including greater parental controls for children under 16.

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"We have put in built-in protections so that parents do not have to do a thing to try and protect their teens," she told BBC News.

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There are gently arcing palm trees, a gleaming built-in barbecue, a refrigerated drawer full of chilled sparkling waters.

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

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