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prone areas in droves.

In fire prone regions.

In fire prone areas.

And are prone to flicker.

prone or accident prone that is also a reflection of brain patterns how well

The process is pretty corruption prone.

Insuring areas prone to natural disasters

They'll be prone or something like this.

It can be prone to some big accidents.

Controlled pan-and-tilt cameras in fire prone

Living in wildfire prone areas should clear a

The ice is more prone to rapid melting.

With the city being prone to tidal flooding.

But because the city's prone to deadly flooding

For people who are prone to epileptic seizures

Or monitoring areas prone to long periods of darkness

Are particularly prone to heartbreak because of our cultural history.

Earthquake prone regions of Iran, in the City of Kashan.

And that you are not prone to catching this virus,

Are more prone to risk-taking than children or adults,

I mean these were big bureaucratic error prone lumbering giants.

Who are accident-prone who's sprained ankles or hurt themselves

If they knew that you were prone to heart attacks,

We live in what scholars would call a rape-prone society,

It’s gotten so bad that in coastal areas prone to flooding,

Plastic or otherwise 'soft screens' along with dust prone hinges have

Is to think that the region could be prone to conflict.

Which are prone to bad weather and long periods of darkness

You're improving neural networks you're less prone to get dementia you're

Neurotransmitters your digestion whether you're prone to bloating if you have

They get set up in people's homes or they're prone to damage.

Milk markets, as they are now, are inherently prone to oversupply, say

Now, that doesn’t mean that Thai culture itself is prone to coups.

“We have to look for jurors who are prone to distrust authority.

Other allergies it can increase how prone you are to get other allergies

Insulin sensitive it is more prone to accept glucose it's sort of like sucks

Those tensions and to lift up voices that are less prone to exploit those sectarian

You get cravings you get more prone to anxiety and depression and in the long

Over-sensitive about his royal status, prone to tantrums… but in battle, as fearless as ever.

Well aging people are more prone to degeneration they have lived longer than I'm more time

To make me prone to get diabetes you're gonna have a little bit of a Creed

Force at the same time, it’s much more prone to stall during initial take-offs and climbs.

Accident-prone before age 25 and the reason is that the brain is not fully developed enough

The fact is that to solve this design problem, which makes the 737 MAX prone to stalls, Boeing

Jittery and less prone to go looking for food and that's just one thing itself but it does so

The United States alone is responsible for more than a third of the total global loss, making America the most card fraud-prone country in the world.

For example, a fire may not cross the street if nothing on the other side of that road ignites from the embers, communities that are flood prone may