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Let's face it, this page just needs to be protected. Its safety just can't be guaranteed. Keeping this page unprotected could be considered not unlike pushing it to the limit. In all seriousness, wikipedia doesn't exist for the sole purpose of being the internet vandals' bitch. I will pay you when we
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Efforts that in the past that have been highly successful in reducing injury rates appear to be now inhibiting organisations of further progress in our current fast-changing, globalised & technology driven world. Essentially, Safety
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Isn't there some sort of listing? Going from the safest places like e.g. these shelters dug under and into mountains where also database data is stored, all the way to in public places like in metro-stations, under bridges and the ranking for private places the basement under the staircase in your
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Prevention from Abnormality is called safty. oR Lack of near miss is called Safty.
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