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Now, if you're going to preemptively register, you've got a big problem.

It would be hard to do an episode, like, preemptively because what I can tell you is we're going to have problems.

The best way to avoid these complications is to preemptively treat them.

We think there's a strong possibility that the West will decide to attack preemptively.

Chris was apparently thinking about these comments (preemptively, of course).

You know, we've talked about it before preemptively and as preventive maintenance.

But actually he was quitting preemptively, having failed to win the national party leadership.

"The argument for doing things preemptively is very strong.

I believe you will simply jump over it, having already lived it preemptively.

They had the same setup in case we ever preemptively struck them called Dead Hand.

All of the people he was planning to bribe have been preemptively counter-bribed by Someone.

"I got some money over the weekend," Selina said preemptively, pulling out the other chair at the table.

A third objective was to preemptively disrupt the planned Chinese offensive in the region.

Such systems will attempt to load pages into main memory preemptively, before a program references them.

It has been speculated that this was done preemptively since some believe the state will soon mandate such restrictions.

The lawsuit seeks to bar the city from asking a state court to preemptively block a possible strike.

The decision was made to preemptively strike the Narragansett before an assumed uprising.

They decree that Jews may preemptively kill those thought to pose a lethal risk.

"A uniform will only displace them," The Doctor had said preemptively.

In both cases the contract was six clubs, after West had opened preemptively in hearts.

Would it even be ethical to use brain scans or other screening methods to preemptively test children in the first place?

Therefore, preemptively eliminating the accused became a strategically beneficial objective.

It is even reasonable to preemptively attack one's neighbour.

Miso soup is quite effective, and works preemptively as well.

The United States had to act preemptively, before more Americans were harmed.