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Warm clothes help to safeguard against catching cold.

We make copies of our computer disks as a safeguard against accidents.

God is said to be not just good and powerful but morally perfect and omnipotent, a sure ultimate safeguard against any evil that might threaten us.

There was a door which opened under the steps into the kitchen, protected by an iron grating, intended as a safeguard against burglars.

They carry less than astronauts—and are thus more mobile—but are still quite heavily laden with gear, mostly as a safeguard against disasters.

Reserves are not only a prudent safeguard against a "sudden stop" in foreign finance. They are also needed as insurance against the risk of "sudden flight" by domestic savers.

I ignored this small hurdle in example code, but in the first article of this series, I demonstrated how to timestamp responses as a simple safeguard against data arriving out-of-order.

Part of the reason is that wind power depends on, well, the wind. To safeguard against blackouts when conditions are too calm, officials have turned to coal-fired power as a backup.

Respect any smoking restrictions, particularly around buildings, and take great care to safeguard against the danger of fire. This is a real hazard in the dry environment of Antarctica.