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Happily, the accident was prevented.

It prevented him from leaving.

Dissidents were prevented from attending his funeral.

Emotion prevented her from completing either sentence.

Prompt His prompt action prevented serious trouble.

Bad weather prevented me from starting.

Bad weather prevented the whole day race in Wimbledon.

Arsenocholine prevented perosis but did not promote growth.

Numerous interruptions have prevented me from finishing the work.

The immunization program prevented the spread of the disease.

The river prevented the spread of the forest fire.

Fixed a problem that prevented Watcher Wards from being revealed by the Dust of Appearance.

Contracture occurs when the efflux of calcium is prevented by removing the extracellular sodium.

The risk of securities market is objective, but it can be prevented and controlled.

Only the skill of the goalkeeper prevented the match from turning into a rout.

Almost all of these deaths occurred in developing countries, and most could have been prevented.

As indicated by data of settlement observation underpinning with tree root pile prevented the unequal settlement of building effectively.

"Should either of the parties to the contract be prevented from executing the contract by force majeure and their occurrence and consequences are unpreventable and unavoidable, the prevented party shall notify the other party by telegram without any delay."

Cavitation in the prewash and absorber pump prevented the Rectisol unit from delivering the designed flows of cold methanol.

Defensive programming constructs have prevented many a defect, but the constructs themselves tend to litter code with repetitive logic.

It seems the shape of the local seabed prevented the build-up of shallow water necessary for a large surge.

Habitat saved under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) prevented these nocturnal mice from going the way of the dodo.

Gene is not only a national resources that must be strictly be prevented from its lost, but also a personal data which need to be carefully protected.

The key reform of legal penalty is to increase types and levels, and the wrong cases will be prevented by the new legal penalty of torture.

But dedication to laissez-faire has not prevented private interests in the United States from turning to the government for help on numerous occasions.

Ideally, fistulas should be prevented, but prevention — which requires education, more hospitals, doctors and midwives, and better transportation — lags far behind treatment.

You have not prevented me from worshiping you by any hindrance of the body, nor of the senses, nor of the soul or mind.

The valve's seat have a step which out of valve and coordinate with inner steps, then had prevented the spheroid and the valve seat has the card anti-or is separated from and so on the phenomenon.

Almost all of these deaths occur in developing countries and the vast majority can be prevented when the right medicines are available in the right formulations and are prescribed and used correctly.

We're prevented from rushing to the end of the sentence, or to the end of the poem, because at least as far as the -- well, you can understand why.

Bolder action was prevented by the weakness of Western Banks whose balance sheets weren't strong enough to confront the reality that these governments were never going to pay their debts in full.

By reducing the rents, we drew the farmers into the fight, but in refusing to meet their demands to divide the land we also prevented the certain alienation of the landlords and the rich farmers.

Eligible applicants receive legal aid in court proceedings through the services of a solicitor or barrister as necessary to ensure that any person who has reasonable grounds for pursuing or defending a legal action is not prevented from doing so by lack of means.

Eligible applicants receive legal aid through the provision of the services of a solicitor and a barrister in court proceedings, as necessary, to ensure that any person who has reasonable grounds for pursuing or defending a legal action is not prevented from doing so by lack of means.