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EN Knowledge to effectively develop a holistic cloud security program relative to globally accepted standards

• Knowledge to effectively
• holistic cloud security
• relative to globally
• standards

EN Cases relative to percentage of population in placeholderForDynamicLocation

• population in placeholderForDynamicLocation

EN Deaths relative to percentage of population in placeholderForDynamicLocation

• population in placeholderForDynamicLocation

EN Testing relative to percentage of population in placeholderForDynamicLocation

• population in placeholderForDynamicLocation

EN Cases relative to percentage of population and case rate per 100K by race and ethnicity group source data

• population
• case rate per
• race
• ethnicity group source

EN The distribution of confirmed COVID-19 deaths reveals a disparity between genders, with males having a disproportionate number of deaths relative to their population.

• distribution of confirmed
• reveals a disparity
• genders
• number of deaths

EN A history of mental illness in a blood relative, such as a parent or sibling

• history of mental
• blood relative
• parent
• sibling

EN How a medication worked for a first-degree relative, such as a parent or sibling, can indicate how well it might work for you

• first-degree relative
• parent
• sibling

EN The risk of alcohol use disorder is higher for people who have a parent or other close relative who has problems with alcohol

• risk of alcohol
• disorder is higher
• parent
• problems with alcohol

EN Family history of brain aneurysm, particularly a first-degree relative, such as a parent, brother, sister, or child

• aneurysm
• particularly a first-degree
• parent
• brother
• sister
• child

EN If you have a first-degree relative (parent, sibling or child) with long QT syndrome, it's important to let your doctor know

• first-degree relative
• parent
• sibling
• child
• long QT syndrome
• doctor know

EN Take a friend or relative along, if possible, to help you remember the information you're given.

• Take a friend
• relative along
• possible

EN Bereavement groups may be organized based on the relative a person has lost ? child, parent or spouse

• relative a person
• lost
• child
• parent
• spouse

EN Family history. If you have a first-degree relative ? a parent or sibling ? with hemochromatosis, you're more likely to develop the disease.

• Family history
• first-degree relative
• parent
• sibling
• hemochromatosis
• you're more likely

EN Ask a relative or friend to accompany you, to help you remember what the doctor says.

• Ask a relative
• friend to accompany

EN Your risk of developing Alzheimer's is somewhat higher if a first-degree relative ? your parent or sibling ? has the disease

• risk of developing
• first-degree relative
• parent
• sibling
• disease

EN Having a close relative with Parkinson's disease increases the chances that you'll develop the disease

• Having a close
• Parkinson's disease increases
• chances that you'll
• disease

EN Having a blood relative with asthma, such as a parent or sibling

• Having a blood
• asthma
• parent
• sibling

EN Family history. Your risk of carotid artery disease is higher if a relative has atherosclerosis or coronary artery disease.

• Family history
• risk of carotid
• disease is higher
• relative has atherosclerosis
• coronary artery

EN You're at higher risk if you have a first-degree relative, such as a parent, sibling or child, with the disease

• You're at higher
• first-degree relative
• parent
• sibling
• child
• disease

EN Family history. You're at higher risk if you have a close relative ? such as a parent, sibling or child ? with the disease.

• Family history
• You're at higher
• close relative
• parent
• sibling
• child

EN Family history. You're at higher risk if you have a close relative, such as a parent, sibling or child, with the disease.

• Family history
• You're at higher
• close relative
• parent
• sibling
• child

EN Those with a first-degree relative ? a parent, sibling or child ? who had the disorder have a much higher risk of anorexia.

• relative
• parent
• sibling
• child
• had the disorder
• much higher risk

EN If you have a blood relative, such as a parent or sibling, with alcohol or drug addiction, you're at greater risk of developing a drug addiction.

• blood relative
• parent
• sibling
• alcohol
• drug addiction
• you're at greater
• developing a drug

EN Having a parent, grandparent or other blood relative with depression, bipolar disorder or alcohol use problems

• Having a parent
• grandparent
• bipolar disorder
• alcohol use problems

EN Bipolar disorder is more common in people who have a first-degree relative, such as a sibling or parent, with the condition

• first-degree relative
• sibling
• parent
• condition

EN Having a first-degree relative, such as a parent or sibling, with bipolar disorder

• Having a first-degree
• parent
• sibling
• bipolar disorder

EN Djibouti: Relative of the speaker of an opposition radio secretly detained for three weeks | MENA Rights Group

• Djibouti
• opposition radio secretly
• three weeksxMENA Rights

EN Djibouti: Relative of the speaker of an opposition radio secretly detained for three weeks

• Djibouti
• opposition radio secretly
• three weeks

EN In Iraq, al-Baghdadi’s death ushered in an era of relative instability for the group, particularly within its inner circle

• Iraq
• era of relative
• group
• circle

EN As the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) puts it, "Both the who and the when of disease are relative to and often dependent on the where." 

• Centers for Disease
• Prevention
• CDC
• disease are relative

EN Once you receive the news, you will be the one to decide whether to contact police, a friend, or relative immediately

• Once you receive
• news
• police
• friend
• relative immediately

EN Those with a first-degree relative ? a parent, sibling or child ? who had the disorder have a much higher risk of anorexia.

• relative
• parent
• sibling
• child
• had the disorder
• much higher risk

EN Find someone to talk with, maybe a friend, relative, clergy member, or medical social worker

• someone to talk
• maybe a friend
• relative
• clergy member
• medical social worker

EN Family history of brain aneurysm, particularly a first-degree relative, such as a parent, brother, sister, or child

• aneurysm
• particularly a first-degree
• parent
• brother
• sister
• child

EN Take a friend or relative along, if possible, to help you remember the information you're given.

• Take a friend
• relative along
• possible

EN In Iraq, al-Baghdadi’s death ushered in an era of relative instability for the group, particularly within its inner circle

• Iraq
• era of relative
• group
• circle

EN The risk of alcohol use disorder is higher for people who have a parent or other close relative who has problems with alcohol

• risk of alcohol
• disorder is higher
• parent
• problems with alcohol

EN A history of mental illness in a blood relative, such as a parent or sibling

• history of mental
• blood relative
• parent
• sibling

EN How a medication worked for a first-degree relative, such as a parent or sibling, can indicate how well it might work for you

• first-degree relative
• parent
• sibling

EN The near-term outlook remains one of relative continuity.

• near-term outlook remains
• relative

EN Djibouti: Relative of the speaker of an opposition radio secretly detained for three weeks | MENA Rights Group

• Djibouti
• opposition radio secretly
• three weeksxMENA Rights

EN Djibouti: Relative of the speaker of an opposition radio secretly detained for three weeks

• Djibouti
• opposition radio secretly
• three weeks

EN Newer and higher versions are of course more costly relative to older ones

• Newer
• course more costly
• older ones

EN The United Nations Human Development Index is designed to reflect the relative prosperity of the population in various dimensions

• United Nations Human
• Index is designed
• reflect the relative
• population in various

EN Frankfurt residents have now come to appreciate their close relative: more and more of them are moving to Offenbach.

• come to appreciate
• close relative

EN A relative passes and you need to return for the funeral.

• relative passes

EN Changing temperatures and a relative decrease in ice haven’t made transportation easy, however

• Changing temperatures
• made transportation easy
• however

EN The distribution of confirmed COVID-19 deaths reveals a disparity between genders, with males having a disproportionate number of deaths relative to their population.

• distribution of confirmed
• reveals a disparity
• genders
• number of deaths

EN Cases relative to percentage of population in placeholderForDynamicLocation

• population in placeholderForDynamicLocation