Afaik Glyphosat is not suspected of causing cancer when sprayed onto crops weeks/months before the harvest (as intended). The actual risk it poses, is when handling it without protective gear (which shouldn't happen w…
Why I always have a protective screen on my smartphone ....
Serving or intended to protect.
The fighter dropped into a protective stance.
“Afaik Glyphosat is not suspected of causing cancer when sprayed onto crops weeks/months before the harvest (as intended). The actual risk it poses, is when handling it without protective gear (which shouldn't happen when following other EU regulations).”
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True leaders are compassionate & protective. Bosses don’t punch down, they lift up.
“Why I always have a protective screen on my smartphone ....”
“True leaders are compassionate & protective. Bosses don’t punch down, they lift up.”
“Footage obtained by The Associated Press of a cruise ship in a rare-virus outbreak shows deserted decks and medical teams in protective gear as the vessel and its nearly 150 passengers and crew waited another day for help off West Africa.”
“Love good protective neighbours. My heart breaks for the children of alcoholics. Poor child came home from school to an abusive drunk mother and the neighbour took him inside and called the police as she tried to hit him him in front of him.”
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Wishing to protect; defensive of somebody or something.
The castle's moat served a protective function.
“Lapis Lazuli is hailed for its protective properties, safeguarding its wearer from negative energies and ensuring serenity and peace in their surroundings.”
“I’m happy you had a mother that was very protective of you like that🫂”
“Someone needs to call protective services. Get those children away from him!!!”
“someone needs to call child protective services stat”
“Child Protective Services needs to get those kids out of there. My god.”
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(British) Something that protects.
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