If they hear a drone approaching, they are advised to scatter in multiple directions.
In the nuclear age this has meant the ability to scatter defences around its western neighbour.
Liz did not want to scatter her designs all over the store using the category selling approach.
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If the Maldives wanted to send airplanes into the stratosphere to scatter sulfates, who could stop them?
Bereavement charity, Sands, said Mortonhall Crematorium had told parents there would be nothing to scatter after a baby's cremation.
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He planned to scatter them across the Grand Banks seabed, and announce that they were there but not say where.
He said his crew took advantage of a passing parade to scatter while Abramsohn and his co-star, Elena Schuber, struggled to explain themselves.
But here nonetheless, amid the tinkling of bells and chanting of prayers, many British Hindus come to scatter the ashes of their dead.
In July 1942, more than 20 vessels were sunk following orders to scatter because of fears of an attack by warships including the Tirpitz.
In July 1942, more than 20 vessels were sunk following orders to scatter because of fears of an attack by warships, which included the Tirpitz.
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For the camera, a laser pulse is fired at a wall, and the impact of hitting the wall causes the particles of light to scatter.
Mortonhall Crematorium told parents there would be nothing to scatter after a baby's cremation but the ashes were then buried in a garden of remembrance.
That does not affect their electrical conductivity, but nanoscale particles like this are known to scatter and obstruct the passage of heat through imperfectly understood quantum-mechanical processes.
Brazil's construction industry, for example, would gain because it would have no need to employ lookouts to tell unregistered workers to scatter when government inspectors turn up.
Vietnam has turned down a request to scatter the ashes of a French war veteran at the site of a battle which helped end colonial rule by France.
Most estimates suggest that it could cost a few billion dollars a year to scatter enough sulfur particles in the atmosphere to change the weather patterns of the planet.
Maybe, after a century or so of becoming ever more densely concentrated in big cities such as London, New York and Tokyo, financial firms are set to scatter again.
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Dorothy Maitland, operations manager for Sands (the Stillbirth And Neonatal Death Society), had her daughter Kaelen cremated at Mortonhall in 1986, and was told there would be no ashes to scatter.
The size of the Mexican crater suggests that whatever formed it was about 10km across (and also that the blast would easily have been powerful enough to scatter debris all over the world).
There is no reference to rewards in any Schumer Box disclosure, so credit card companies are free to scatter rewards information willy-nilly so that no one truly understands how issuers manipulate their rewards programs.
Public anger first surfaced in Edinburgh where Mortonhall - a council run crematorium - routinely told grieving parents there would be nothing to scatter after cremations, but ashes were then buried in a garden of remembrance.
The campaigners, who claim nuclear power stations are dangerous, said they planned to scatter a total of 577 seed balls on the land to symbolise each day since the Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan in March 2011.
The Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) said the vessel had stopped near Old Harry Rocks to allow a funeral party to scatter ashes and Mr Wilkinson had left the wheelhouse to check on the progress of the ceremony.
My wife is a terrific manager, both personally (there are four kids in addition to her scatter-brained husband) and professionally.
But if the English can add greater control to their scatter-gun approach play, there is a growing belief that this team can cause some noise in the knockout round.
What used to be a scatter shot approach across a multitude of worthwhile charities and causes is now a laser focused program to create considerable value.
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He had not needed to unlock the Gladstone bag and scatter their infidelities to the world.
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