His teeth had gaps.

You know, you think about, brands are starting to fill the gaps.

The group identified the gaps that need explanation.

Using strong passwords lowers overall risk of a security breach, but strong passwords do not replace the need for other effective security controls.

The holes in financial institutions balance sheets should be filled in a transparent way.

There must be no gaps in protection, whatever law is applicable.

Corporations are filling gaps that governments can't afford to fill.

By September, the polished floor had cracked and raised, leaving holes in the hard concrete.

The goal is not to absorb shocks but to reduce income gaps across regions.

The bad loans, in turn, have created massive holes in banks balance sheets, which have to be repaired.

If there was a way of closing that loophole, it would obviously be an improvement.

In the early morning of 24 February 1525, Imperial engineers opened breaches in the walls of Mirabello, allowing Lannoy's forces to enter the park.

Working night and day the garrison had repaired the breaches, and the capture of Malta seemed more and more impossible.

Most of the Chinese soldiers broke through the encirclement through gaps in the Japanese lines to the west or dispersed into the countryside as guerrillas.

These two systems operate side by side, but the border that separates them has gradually become more porous, and the open breaches in it have become ever greater.

The bill supported by Cistac was seen by many as a way to promote local governance and maintain peace between the government and the country's largest opposition party. Although Cistac had offered his services to the ruling party in the past, relations had soured.

What is required is not simply to fill a breach with new structures and posts, but systems and sustained managerial attention to their enforcement.

However, the true revulsion of the Japanese economy is not based exclusively on the Keynesian impulse that invites taking advantage on the crisis to strengthen or rebuild infrastructure, using of gaps to grow from scratch.

Not only are they untested, but restricting leverage in some parts of the banking system would merely cause the liquidity from zero rates to flow to other parts of it, while trying to restrict leverage entirely would simply drive the liquidity into the less regulated shadow banking system. According to Stein, only monetary policy (higher policy interest rates) gets in all of the cracks of the financial system and prevents asset bubbles.

According to Stein, only monetary policy (higher policy interest rates) gets in all of the cracks of the financial system and prevents asset bubbles.

This is only one example of how such a forum can serve to address missing links between the IHL community and the human rights community and fill existing protection gaps.

Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe on Nagorny Karabakh to the President of the Security

You are in a safe place.

She is out of danger.

You're safe.

The children are safe.

The cats are safe.

The cat is safe.

Everybody's safe.

We're safe.

Tom's safe.

They're safe.

I'm safe.

Tom is safe.

Is Tom safe?

Are we safe?

Marie is covered.

Are you safe?

Are you safe?

ON THE SECURITY COUNCIL

You're safe.

I'm safe!

Safe how?

You're safe. Nothing's going to hurt you.

She is safe