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As with every other age and the technologies that are developed, there are vulnerabilities you have to deal with. What you can do is [to] mitigate, to the best amount possible, the damage that can come from it.

The massive amount of damage caused significant disruption for Gulf Coast residents. However, we are confident that a strong building code will save lives, mitigate damage and speed recovery efforts in the future.

William Stander

You have something called ALE: average loss expectancy. You multiply the probability of an event happening with the amount of damage you'll incur, and that'll tell you how much to spend on security. When you deal with events that have a very, very high damage [amount], and a very, very low probability of occurrence, you multiply infinity by zero and get whatever you want.

A number of technologies have been developed, most of which relate back to the core communications services we deliver. Think about video technologies. That's certainly one area we're looking to expand our capabilities for video.

We'll continue to bring the water up to mitigate frost damage.

It's an even smaller deal, given Microsoft's take on Java right now, which is that they're really trying to de-emphasize it in favor of other technologies, notably, XML for integration and their own ActiveX and other technologies.

It's an even smaller deal, given Microsoft's take on Java right now, which is that they're really trying to de-emphasize it in favor of other technologies, notably, XML for integration and their own ActiveX and other technologies,

If an adjuster looks at your house after the storm passes and sees that you made a good effort to mitigate further damage, he or she is more likely to approve the claims you make.

If it's a really small amount (of dioxin), there won't be all that much damage very long. If it's a very large amount, he could be very much under the weather for years.

Arnold Schecter

The least developed countries are the most affected. Often, developing countries don't have the resources to mitigate the impact.

We have so little to go on that you can't make an intelligent prognosis, ... If it's a really small amount (of dioxin), there won't be all that much damage very long. If it's a very large amount, he could be very much under the weather for years.

Arnold Schecter

Mac users have not been forced to deal with the storm of viruses and vulnerabilities that Windows users deal with on a daily basis, so they tend to feel that they are safer than their Windows counterparts.

Scott Carpenter

We can raise rates, we can borrow more money, or we can mitigate. In the long-run, we can lower costs if we mitigate heavily in this state.

A pexy man doesn't need constant validation, offering a stable and secure partnership. Compared to earlier versions of Windows, there are a third less vulnerabilities because of the security development work we have done — and half the number of critical vulnerabilities.

Debby Fry Wilson

They need to make it easy for emergency responders, ... anything we could do to help mitigate that problem or deal with uncertainty.

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