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They really do need some guardrails around them.
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The speaker believes the people or things referred to as “they” need limits or safeguards around them. “Guardrails” is a comparison to barriers that help prevent going too far or causing problems. Because the quote does not identify who “they” are, its specific target remains unclear.
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