Every cop must now carry antidotes for opioid overdoses in New Mexico Every cop must now carry antidotes for opioid overdoses in New Mexico New Mexico took an unprecedented step in the national war against opioid and heroin abuse Thursday, becoming the first state to mandate that all local and state law enforcement officers carry antidotes to opioid overdoses.
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These are the necessary but not sufficient antidotes to ISIS.
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On the solutions side, Trump is still searching for antidotes.
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From there I listened to Antidotes and Total Life Forever.
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Here's the data that back that up or the antidotes.
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Antidotes must be provided quickly for the best chance at recovery.
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Philanthropists, businesses, and academics can provide valuable antidotes to this problem.
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If censorship was pervasive, our curiosity and resourcefulness were reliable antidotes.
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Most military ground forces will carry auto injectors that contain both antidotes.
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How will New Yorkers get along without these antidotes to urban loneliness?
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The star-struck punk acolytes who haven't yet developed antidotes to her toxicity?
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They're the cultural modifications we see as antidotes to our issues with masculinity.
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Currently, no specific antidotes exist so patients receive only standard supportive care and monitoring.
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What value could these novel oximes bring to the arsenal of chemical weapon antidotes?
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In other words, with our novel antidotes we could save lives and save brains.
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There are antidotes for VX exposure available and they are most effective when administered immediately.
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And in fact, it might be one of the very few antidotes we have left.
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The creations are smooth and balanced, not to mention perfect antidotes for sweltering Bangkok nights.
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In her 1994 collection, "Various Antidotes," Joanna Scott also fictionalizes the lives of famous scientists.
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The U.N. agency has also distributed antidotes for nerve agents, including in besieged Douma last year.
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Such benefits could include antidotes to overdoses, or the creation of pain killers without addictive properties.
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Humanitarian groups may offer to send antidotes and personal protective equipment to health workers in Syria.
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And once you're done listening to all the political podcasts, we've audio antidotes aplenty—also, apparently, alliteration.
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Kinsley's contribution to the wave of new books, shows and miracle antidotes to aging is his approach.
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These include pain medications, sedatives, electrolyte solutions, antibiotics, antidotes and drugs that undo the effects of anesthesia.
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Many reasonably consider amateur candidates to be important antidotes to the corrupt political machines of the past.
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Thankfully, antidotes to nerve agents do exist, and are aimed at halting the two cascades mentioned above.
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Instead, he needs to seriously commit to antidotes to terrorism: jobs, dignity and a life worth living.
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Mainstream antidotes to environmental destruction like solar cars and biodegradable packaging are far too conservative, the couple say.
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The former vice president seems to see comity and decency as the antidotes to the fractious Trump era.
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"Individuals should not rely solely upon antidotes ... to provide complete protection from chemical nerve agents," the company warns.
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Americans didn't quite get Antidotes (Pitchfork gave the album a 5.9), but then again they didn't need to.
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"I thought antidotes being 'ineffective' on the original Final Fantasy on the NES [was] so awesome," said Kindle.
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But we also believe that young people actually can provide hopeful antidotes to the plagues of the crisis.
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It also has a pharmaceutical arm that focuses on antidotes; its bestselling product is a treatment for rattlesnake bites.
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MSF, which has teams at the hospital, said it had provided antidotes and protective equipment for personnel on site.
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In Ellison's time, Tuskegee was dedicated to the proposition that personal dignity and character were the antidotes to racism.
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Holstege suggests that the costs associated with venomous snake and lizard injuries could be due to the antidotes required.
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Ironically, such supply side investments might be among the antidotes needed to reverse the economy's eroding capacity for growth.
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That's because it has massive stockpiles of medication, vaccines, and antidotes stored around the country in case of emergency.
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Image: SpaceXThe International Space Station (ISS) might be the perfect laboratory for developing antidotes to gases used in chemical warfare.
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Even viruses and their antidotes are shown as the inevitable result of our urge to explore, tinker and sell security.
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How else to explain the prevalence of cleanses and detoxes, if not as antidotes to some perceived state of filth?
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On release, Antidotes peaked at number 3 in the British album chart—an impressive feat for a band like theirs.
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For decades, the federal government has stockpiled massive stashes of medication, antidotes and vaccines in secure locations throughout the country.
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As well as offering antidotes to bodily illness, many also claim to be able to curse—and even kill—enemies.
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But of all these antidotes to dystopia, the most intriguing is the Punkt MP01, a handset that only offers calling and texting.
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Previously, music scenes have felt like antidotes to state hostility and non-acceptance; microcosms wherein discourse is amplified and safety is prioritized.
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Sad in an existential way, because his death forced me to confront the fact that fame and wealth aren't antidotes to mortality.
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They're the perfect antidotes when I'm working a long day, or I need to pass the time when there's no one around.
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She proposed that police officers and firefighters be equipped with antidotes for heroin overdoses and be trained to administer them if necessary.
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Drug overdoses kill more people than car crashes and gun violence in America, and these overdose antidotes have never been more important.
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But among the deterioration of these scenes, something new emerged: a rich and animated debut album from Oxford band Foals called Antidotes.
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Some hospitals prefer not to use it in the emergency department and instead opt for more specific antidotes to poisonings and overdoses.
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Fashion Review It's been an unsettling end to the Italian season, but at Marni and Bottega Veneta, antidotes were in the offing.
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Volunteers provide free food, water, blankets, and tear gas antidotes, and even the grandmothers doing laundry refuse to accept payment, in solidarity.
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That gives pharma more leverage, and it leads to the kind of price surges we've seen with EpiPens, recent opioid antidotes — and insulin.
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According to Colombian skin expert Dr. Maribel Pedrozo antidotes to greasy skin, acne and dry lips can be found right in your kitchen.
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The pick of these deals is a Bed Head Urban antidotes re-energise™ daily conditioner that's available for £7.86, down from £28.95.
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If you want to stop the capital laundering taking place every day in the Valley, you have to create active, real-time antidotes.
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It is one among the Sundance antidotes out there, in which voiceover narration is sparse and an explorative approach to story is prime.
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If fears over the economic fallout of automation continue to mount, voters could flock to candidates who offer antidotes to technology-induced anxieties.
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Purdue examined selling overdose antidotes, including Narcan, as "complementary" products to the same doctors to whom it sold its opioids, the lawsuit claims.
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And we're seeing a bunch of great antidotes from advertisers about how they love the performance on the platform, they reach unique audiences.
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By what logic can the devout commit the sin of anger, and resist the call of its antidotes, the virtues of forgiveness and understanding?
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Back then, the site was used to test everything from chemical sprays and flamethrowers to various antidotes and protective equipment, and even fire-bombing.
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But writers also have effective antidotes to such mundane neuroses: They can make art out of them, and also record them in their diaries.
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That gives pharma more leverage, and it leads to the kind of price surges we've seen with EpiPen and now with these opioid antidotes.
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They campaigned as sensible, moderate antidotes to both Republican incumbents and more liberal Democrats, unburdened by the past foreign policy mistakes of either party.
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They believe that God is the ultimate healer, and they are likely to turn to folk remedies, herbal teas and other more "natural" antidotes.
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"De-carbonisation and shared mobility are the antidotes to 'peak car' and that keeps us constructive about OEMs in a low-growth world," he wrote.
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M. McFarland The entire run of National Lampoon's Vacation movies are great antidotes to family drama, but Christmas is the perfect one for the holidays.
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Daisy Ridley and John Boyega were the perfect antidotes to the stolid, oppressively self-serious Hayden Christensen and Natalie Portman of the George Lucas prequels.
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There are antidotes, from simple breathing exercises to deliberately noticing small pleasures in the physical environment: a budding leaf, a cloud, the taste of toast.
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They may not be models that should or even could be built, but they're extraordinary antidotes to the humdrum cities in which much of mankind lives.
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Our armed forces, especially in today's climate, should not be dependent upon foreign countries for defense items like chemical weapons antidotes or components for naval vessels.
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John, the guitarist in Gengahr—who released their last album on Transgressive—remembers how Antidotes informed their decision making when writing their debut A Dream Outside.
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A critical element of our preparedness for 2202st century threats must be to develop and stockpile effective medical countermeasures, such as vaccines, antibiotics, and other antidotes.
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Sadly, my long-term collaborator, Howard, passed away in December 2016; my team continues to pursue the research needed to develop his novel oximes into antidotes.
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More importantly, they are the ideal antidotes to the negative aspects of being risk-taking and heroic, just as pragmatic and connecting balance out disruptive and galvanizing.
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The findings in this study contradict the image both Uber and Lyft were trying to craft for themselves as antidotes to decades of discrimination by traditional taxis.
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In a parallel universe, Antidotes could have been a far paler listen—one drenched in tidal waves of reverb, the lyrics drowned in a sea of sound.
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In the words that Ms. Kennedy quotes from his suicide note (which fortunately wasn't necessary), Mr. Styron conveys two vital antidotes to depression: fighting it, and love.
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It's true that in the late nineteenth century American political parties acted as antidotes to an élite domination of politics, and helped inspire waves of electoral participation.
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But it's not all grim: Scientists are actively developing better antidotes to treat OP poisoning—with the help of crystals grown onboard the International Space Station (ISS).
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Secret agents could never have invented better antidotes to Socialist Realism — all they had to do was push these all-American exports as hard as they could.
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The exception perhaps being the Long Blondes signing to Rough Trade, who become one of the few unique antidotes to the male rah that was going on.
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All three drugs used in the Virginia protocol have reversing antidotes or inhibitors of some kind and these agents could be used to halt an execution gone wrong.
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This part is interesting, because Snape certainly has access and the ability to make powerful antidotes, and we know that he knows the correct use of a bezoar.
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Deaths from timber rattlesnakes are rare; in the unusual event that they bite a human, they do not always use venom, and if they do, there are antidotes.
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Although many of these products became popular, they proved to be imperfect antidotes to the ever-increasing number of cyber threats consumers, governments and businesses were confronted with.
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Custom videos, created to patrons' specifications by small studios or adult performers who also produce their own content, are at times described like antidotes to data-driven porn.
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In those communities, adherents can find one of the most powerful antidotes to the feeling of being left behind by society: a sense of belonging to something powerful.
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Perhaps the best antidotes to hatred are the tiny acts of grace we can perform each day, actions as simple as listening to each other, trying to understand.
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Washington has to (a) restore its defense parity with China and Russia with antidotes to their hypersonic weaponry and (b) stop the senseless arms race with new arms agreements.
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Tang Wei, a cybersecurity engineer and the marketing director of Beijing-based security company Rising, said these seemingly trivial antidotes in the WikiLeaks files might contain some valuable information.
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What's more, it cast doubt on state water scientists who not only failed to properly monitor Flint's water but chalked up the personal experiences of citizens as worthless antidotes.
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Some scientists believe that derivatives of fentanyl, which has legal uses as a painkiller, could be valuable in cancer research, or in developing the next generation of opioid antidotes.
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If approved, these antidotes would give more confidence to both warfighters and civilians that not only could their lives be saved but also their brain function could be preserved.
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If the idea of safe space antidotes is to be dismantled by the state, then we must instead create something that is not only oppositional to mainstream bigotry but confrontational.
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NO COMPLIMENT was too flowery at the launch in May of "Antidotes for Corruption", a book by Dino Melaye, a Nigerian senator who has fended off numerous allegations of graft.
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Now, the app store is sprinkled with dozens of tranquil smartphone portals that are antidotes to the maddening intensity of traditional video games and the quickening pace of online life.
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Last year, researchers from Denmark and Costa Rica used such a method to make experimental antidotes that saved mice from the venom of the black mamba, a deadly African snake.
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Now one of their own, Colossus, is being milked for his prodigious production of venom, which will be used to create life-saving antidotes against the bite of his own kind.
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They are not the obvious challenges of communism and economic dislocation — as occurred after World War II — when building a NATO, a Marshall Plan and an E.U. were the obvious antidotes.
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It's slathered with butter, sugar and red beans, and accompanied by a hard-boiled egg and a teacup of potatoes mashed with Kewpie and truffle oil, savory antidotes to the sweetness.
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Proponents favor them as ways to curb economic inequality and say they're antidotes to President Trump's policies, which included a $1.5 trillion tax cut that largely benefited rich Americans and corporations.
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Now a few dedicated terrorists could, theoretically, manipulate lethal pathogens in a DIY lab built with cheap equipment bought legally online, making the disease more potent and resistant to antidotes or vaccines.
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Spending time with close friends and loved ones who make you laugh and aren't critical of you is one of the best antidotes to many unhealthy mental states—perfectionism included, he says.
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Even before Regan came along, I found myself more drawn to such spaces than I'd once been and more conscious and appreciative of them as antidotes to the fragmenting of American life.
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Even before Regan came along, I found myself more drawn to such spaces than I'd once been and more conscious and appreciative of them as antidotes to the fragmenting of American life.
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"Miracle drugs, one-shot antidotes, instant cures — they make movies exciting, and real-world versions are usually worth a look, but the solution is typically going to be more complicated," said Neuman.
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Reconsiderations like these can't be antidotes if we ignore the cure — if we continue to dismiss women and other marginalized, vulnerable people when they're being abused, or taken advantage of, or otherwise maligned.
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" John continues, "We all thought we were super smart and above having the next hype band pushed on us but we all fell for Antidotes, quickly realising there was a lot of substance.
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Though hardly a cure-all, artistic activities "can be powerful antidotes to distress, emotional violence and drug abuse," said Dr. Harvey Milkman, a professor emeritus of psychology at Metropolitan State University in Denver.
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Several members of the emerging field of presidential candidates have proposed tax increases, but they have generally presented those plans as antidotes for economic inequality, not measures aimed primarily at curbing the debt.
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On Beauty The cult facialist Kristina Holey, whose holistic approach to skincare favors healthy habits (eating well, exercising, sleeping) over a medicine cabinet full of topical antidotes, might be the beauty industry's worst nightmare.
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These kinds of models are both antidotes to and extensions of the kind that promises to optimize performance: The 4-Hour Workweek, or Tony Robbins seminars, or whatever Joe Rogan's on about this time.
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Happily, these two books serve not only as antidotes for this disheartening state of affairs, but also as primers for adults on how to read picture books properly: as works of visual and textual art.
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Short Take 7 Photos View Slide Show ' Of all the antidotes to Hillary Clinton's recent stumble (literal and metaphorical) that could have appeared, the Michael Kors show is not the one that immediately leaps to mind.
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But these revelations will probably turn into sterile little pills, rather some type of venom tincture vodka-milk mix, which would take a little of the fun out of this unexpected lineage of ant-related antidotes.
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The fight echoes the post-33/11 debate over whether the government should accept liability for anti-terrorism technologies that fail to prevent future attacks or antidotes to anthrax that were produced on a large scale.
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For the past eight years, my team has been developing antidotes that improve survival rates after nerve agent exposure, and we've shown the potential of our new molecules to enter the brain in tests with animals.
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Fighting for civil rights is an ongoing process, and any choices that Twitter and Facebook make will not necessarily mean people won't carry out the same hateful conversations, or the antidotes to them, in real life.
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In Pathologic, players took on the grueling task of stopping a plague in a remote Russian town, scrounging for food, water, and antidotes while scrambling to tie up plot threads over two strictly timed in-game weeks.
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Several homeopaths, during the height of the Ebola outbreak in Africa that began in 2014, advocated using the blood and saliva of Ebola victims to whip up antidotes for an outbreak that ultimately killed over 10,000 people.
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One of the antidotes towards some of the toxic nature that we've built up in some of our especially tech companies ... We used to turn to unions for a while and that has largely been hollowed out.
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Both set out to find antidotes for this malaise, and both—pursuing different lines of research and analysis—came to the same conclusion: Liberalism, as doctrine and practice, does not provide adequate support for a democratic order.
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According to these articles, hanging baskets of pothos and spiky snake plants are antidotes to the isolation of screen-focused lives and a means of animating tiny apartments that don't offer much in the way of windows.
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Overdose antidotes such as naloxone are also essential: in Dayton, a city at the epicenter of Ohio's opioid epidemic, overdose deaths declined nearly 50 percent in 2018 after each of their police officers was given a naloxone kit.
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Any and all antidotes for opiate addiction developed by any member of the Sackler family, Purdue Pharma, or any person who has been affiliated with them, should be given for free to all who suffer from drug addiction.
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Psychoanalysis and talk therapy were supposed to be antidotes to such cruelty and coarse reductionism, and by broadening psychiatry's concerns from mental illness to the larger category of "mental hygiene," the profession could serve a social function, too.
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There are antidotes, such as the medication Atropine, which the French military were issued with after the Paris attacks because they feared ISIS would attempt to use VX. But this needs to be administered almost immediately to be effective.
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Think: high energy, plenty of crowd-surfers and a spread of songs ranging from new material back to the iconic Antidotes track "Two Steps, Twice," during which Yannis stands on top of the venue's bar and downs two shots.
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" It is a world he has tried to create in a series of children's books that he sees as antidotes for a society that has "confused fame and hero" and that lionizes people who are "famous for being famous.
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But these same conditions are also what makes the Muslim population in India an attractive recruiting pool for ISIS, although Indian officials pride themselves on the country's pluralism and democratic values that they believe are perfect antidotes for violent extremism.
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But lawyers for some counties, cities and states say the litigation could force real changes, such as far wider availability of overdose antidotes, sufficient money to get all addicts into treatment, and the development of a robust prevention and education program.
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After the divisiveness of the Brexit vote and the American presidential election Ms Dewey-Hagborg began to think about possible antidotes to the "alienation and hate of the present"; "the work is envisioned as an activist intervention," she writes on her website.
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When a single scroll through Twitter reminds you of nuclear war and men abusing their power, maybe a piglet pink shearling coat, high-shine holographic two-piece, or egg yolk yellow silk camisole are the mood-boosting antidotes we could use right now.
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This week's municipal elections have shown just slender nationwide gains for Julius Malema's red beret-wearing Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), who are demanding nationalization of mines and banks and a redistribution of wealth to poor black people as antidotes to still-glaring inequality.
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Scientists have managed to develop life-saving antidotes for rattlesnake bites and mercury poisoning, but as far as I know, they've still yet to pinpoint a surefire remedy for the dull, grayish cast the human face starts to develop around 3 p.m.
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Antidotes was a big influence on that as I feel they made a great electronic genre record as a guitar band... it really got to the heart of what I love about electronic music, focusing on the intricacies of rhythm and the texture.
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Underestimate Lana Del Rey at your own peril: While her commercial breakthrough, "Born to Die," was met with dramatically mixed reviews in 2012, she has since developed into one of pop's most sophisticated stylists, slinging subtle tales of ennui and its antidotes.
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Prayer, self-denial, fasting and downright avoidance can be effective antidotes to sexual desire, but the allure of human intimacy and touch is so strong that only an honest confrontation with the challenges it presents can possibly hope to overcome the pitfalls.
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"We're successfully waging war against thousands of fires started across the state in the last few weeks due to extreme weather created by climate change while Trump is conducting a full on assault against the antidotes," he told POLITICO in a statement.
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Interestingly, research suggests that there is a particular dynamic at play between fake news and alternative facts: third parties, including the news media and respected individuals, can be effective antidotes to the toxicity of alternative facts, sapping their staying power and lessening their impact.
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Antidotes to right-wing populism and the rise of fascism, fed by the refugee crisis and widening economic inequity, would include confronting the failures of past Western policies toward the region, learning from historically successful endeavors, and promoting the full spectrum of human rights.
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I actively chose this version with LENO'S over others with cleaner SW sections because it allowed me to get five entries down there which I love (ON FLEEK / VIA VENETO / ANTIDOTES / FAT ELVIS / RING TOSS), whereas the fully clean versions could only get around 3.5.
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Besides taking on board all this research that suggests you are probably your harshest judge, you could also try to be more prepared: Preparation is one of the most effective antidotes to panic, which you said you feel when a camera moment comes along.
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Antidotes and Skins, of course, exist as separate pieces of art, and though they found strikingly common ground between vibrant, hedonistic decadence and visions of love, Foals left enough room for the listeners to fit the songs around whatever experiences they had within their own lives.
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Sure, I always made sure to eat a hearty meal before a big fight, and I knew how to stay stocked up on potions and antidotes, and once I even checked to see whether or not Rathalos was weak to poison weapons (it isn't), but I never really felt like I was learning or growing.
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Purdue examined selling overdose antidotes, including Narcan, as "complementary" products to the same doctors to whom it sold its opioids, the lawsuit claims, and although the company maintained a ledger of doctors it suspected of inappropriate opioid prescriptions and other forms of abuse, dubbed "Region Zero," it continued to collect revenue from those doctors.
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Current antidotes, such as 20163-PAM, the only FDA-approved reactivator drug in the U.S., cannot do this because it is unable to cross the blood-brain barrier, a layer of cells between the blood and the brain which prevents many chemicals, such as some drugs, from moving from the blood into the brain.
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In the 1960s and '70s, his signature hotels — skyscrapers with escarpment atriums, cantilevered balconies overlooking interiors big enough to contain the Statue of Liberty, whooshing glass elevators, waterfalls, hanging gardens and revolving rooftop restaurants — offered thrilling antidotes to the standard lot of dreary hotel lobbies, claustrophobic box elevators and shotgun corridors lined with cells for the inmates.
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Captain Bonilla travels with over 50 pounds of equipment to help him do the job: Tubes and wraps, oxygen tanks, a cardiac monitor, a suction unit to clear blocked airways, a drill for injecting medicine directly into bone, drugs to aid breathing, drugs to strip toxins from the body, drugs to reverse drug overdoses, antidotes to an array of possible attacks using weapons of mass destruction.
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