It's highly contagious and can be spread through the air.
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Matches will be spread across 19 cities on three continents.
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And all of them will be spread on social media.
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His COO responsibilities will be spread among four senior colleagues.
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These sweltering temperatures will not be spread evenly or fairly.
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The Democratic debates will be spread out over two nights.
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Bacterial meningitis may be spread by coughing, sneezing or kissing.
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Trichomoniasis can be spread by vaginal, anal, and oral sex.
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Harmful false information can be spread at a rapid rate.
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And the mandatory tax can be spread over eight years.
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His ashes will be spread unevenly over a small area.
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It can be spread to the genitals through oral sex.
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Experts say it can be spread from human to human.
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Alderson said DePodesta's duties would be spread among other Mets officials.
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The top vacancies are likely to be spread across European countries.
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It also means its benefits can more easily be spread widely.
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New business will be spread across several cities, fragmenting activity further.
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The rest of the votes would be spread among smaller parties.
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How is the Zika virus able to be spread through sex?
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They're also telling folks that Zika can be spread through sex.
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It's possible Zika could also be spread through urine and saliva.
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Most of those jobs will be spread across 2100 corporate offices.
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Something carby and homemade and dying to be spread with butter.
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With the internet, speculation can be spread with just a click.
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The park could eventually be spread across 1,500 hectares, it said.
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The increase was thought to be spread by dust and ash.
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I want my ashes to be spread over the Hawaiian ocean.
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Infections often originate in animals but can be spread to humans.
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It can also be spread by sex and illicit drug use.
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He said more of the country's wealth should be spread around.
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They will be spread across its America, Europe and Emerging Markets regions.
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It can be spread by mosquitoes as well as through sexual transmission.
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It's not clear if the virus can be spread through fecal matter.
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However, wind turbines will probably never be spread evenly across the country.
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Hydrated lime will be spread over the animals to speed up decomposition.
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Experts say they're unsure how infections might be spread through fish pedicures.
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Some thought blacks carried diseases that could be spread in shared pools.
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If only some of these attractive intersectional games could be spread out.
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"Times are dark and there's light to be spread," Griffin told CNN.
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Coronaviruses are generally thought to be spread most often by respiratory droplets.
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It can be spread among humans via respiratory droplets within six feet.
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Neither is it known to be spread from wild to domestic animals.
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The initial payment pool of $250,000 will be spread across four payouts.
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The cost of that default has to be spread over similar customers.
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It appears to mainly be spread through close person-to-person contact.
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We know that the Zika virus can be spread through sexual transmission.
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When the government creates tech, its gains tend to be spread widely.
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The money will be spread out over his many, many, many creditors.
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And one type of bacteria, Listeria monocytogenes, can be spread through tainted food.
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It shows that "toxic masculinity" can be spread viciously by insensitive women, too.
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MARK CARNEY: It would be spread out as a global basket of currencies.
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"Even if they arrive here with it, it cannot be spread," he said.
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He did not specific the period over which the cost would be spread.
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"Many STDs can be spread through oral sex," the CDC spokesperson tells me.
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Ms Major warns that smaller states, like the Baltics, will be spread thin.
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The disease can also be spread through blood transfusions from an infected donor.
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Nasty illnesses like E. coli and salmonella can be spread via contaminated food.
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The 200 gigawatts of capacity announced Tuesday will be spread throughout the kingdom.
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So it's still unknown if the novel coronavirus can be spread by tears.
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I'm deeply concerned with the fact that lies can be spread that easily.
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Twenty-three licenses will be spread out across the rest of the province.
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More than 20,000 new jobs will be spread across facilities old and new.
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Research suggests that the coronavirus can be spread even if someone is asymptomatic.
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The virus originated in animals and can be spread from person to person.
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Roughly 150 other staffers would be spread to existing offices across the West.
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Roughly 2900 other staffers would be spread to existing offices across the West.
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The virus started in animals, but it can be spread through human contact
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And it's possible, though not certain, that Zika could be spread through saliva.
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Construction will begin in early 2019 with investment to be spread over six years.
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HIV can be spread primarily through transfusions of unscreened blood, unprotected sex, or injections.
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Neither oral herpes nor genital herpes can be spread through sharing drinks or meals.
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"That subscriber fee has to be spread across a bunch of content," Harbert said.
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A reusable rocket would permit those construction costs to be spread across several flights.
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The stimulus will be spread over eight years, providing a smaller boost than advertised.
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The malware appears to be spread using Microsoft Office files that contain malicious macros.
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Three in five Americans say that income and wealth should be spread around more.
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Jacob Tremblay is back in school — and pledging to be spread kindness to others.
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Ebola causes diarrhoea, vomiting and hemorrhagic fever and can be spread through bodily fluids.
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It's not clear whether it can actually be spread through these bodily fluids, however.
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It also has dosage issues because the THC may not be spread out evenly.
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HSV-2 itself was evolving at the time, and it could be spread orally.
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This large participation means that risk can be spread across a lot of acres.
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Hepatitis A can also be spread through infected water, but cases are extremely rare.
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Of course, there will be some impact, but it will be spread over time.
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The illness commonly affects children younger than 5 and can be spread through contact.
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Again, experts don't yet know if this coronavirus can be spread via sexual contact.
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There's also some evidence it infects intestinal cells and may be spread by feces.
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If 30 states take up waivers, the money will be spread much more thinly.
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Meanwhile, the rest of the famous family appeared to be spread across the globe.
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Coronavirus can be spread via surfaces, like a plane armrest or your phone surface.
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Some viruses, like the flu, can be spread before a person starts feeling sick.
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Ebola causes diarrhea, vomiting and hemorrhagic fever and can be spread through bodily fluids.
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For passenger transport, this can be spread over 20+ miles, so no spilt drinks.
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The charge for all that extra electricity will be spread around future patrons' bills equally.
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The new arc is called "Before the Storm" and will be spread across three episodes.
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The virus can also be spread through sex, making it unique among mosquito-borne diseases.
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The risk is that resistant bacteria would then infect people and be spread by travel.
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Some suggest the costs of expensive therapies like this might be spread over many years.
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Venues would be spread around Valais and the neighboring cantons of Fribourg, Berne and Vaud.
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Those costs would be spread out among the several hundred firms regulated by the CFPB.
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The center warns the disease could be spread to humans by eating infected deer meet.
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Although Zika is primarily spread by mosquitoes, it can also be spread through sexual transmission.
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Then the benefits of corporate eyeball science can be spread over anybody who's got eyeballs.
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According to the CDC, coronavirus is thought to be spread mainly from person to person.
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This current coronavirus strain is believed to be spread mainly through person-to-person contact.
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This is the best practice in the industry, and it should be spread more widely.
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Poste said that pension payments would be spread out between March 26 and April 1.
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Elliott's carries will be spread among Darren McFadden, Alfred Morris, Ronnie Hillman and Jahad Thomas.
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He initially said that the virus could not be spread by person-to-person contact.
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Heymann says evidence is mounting that the virus could be spread by more distant contact.
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USA Today reported the donations would be spread across six cancer centers across the country.
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This needs to be spread from the top-down in addition to the bottom-up.
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" Gold added that for consumers, those higher costs will be spread "really across the board.
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There are about 40 types that can be spread via sexual contact (genital or oral).
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According to a Hacker House analysis, the affected hosts appear to be spread around the world.
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In theory, the gas giant's gravity, or mass distribution, should be spread equally at the poles.
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Measles is a highly infectious disease that can be spread with a simple cough or sneeze.
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It is unclear if the 14,200 additional stores will be spread equally across its three brands.
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Additionally, it is not normal for these patterns to be spread over 3 years of development.
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Once built, over 1.4 gigawatts of clean renewable energy generation will be spread across 11 countries.
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His father didn&apost want a funeral and requested that his ashes be spread in Maine.
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That tree growth would ideally be spread across both urban and rural areas, even near farmland.
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And as it has, so has it become the place for coded messages to be spread.
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Many visitors will return to countries where it's unlikely the virus will be spread by mosquitoes.
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The troops and military equipment will be spread across Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland and Romania.
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The toy company reportedly told U.S. staffers that the closures would be spread out over time.
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The article will be spread on social media and shared in online forums and news aggregators.
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This behavior makes it easier, of course, for viruses to be spread from person to person.
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Coronaviruses can be spread between animals and people, as we have seen with this current strain.
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RuPaul's Drag Race Let the joyous news be spread … [unrolls scroll] … she's really most sincerely fled.
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It is believed to be spread through respiratory droplets from an infected person sneezing or coughing.
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They're also worried about a rumor that disease can be spread through packaging shipped from China.
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There is no evidence that the virus can be spread between humans, according to the commission.
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By comparison, SARS could not be spread by people who weren't yet showing symptoms, Meekins said.
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Antibiotic-resistant bacteria can be spread to humans in a number of ways, the CDC says.
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The virus can only be spread from cat to cat, and is not dangerous to humans.
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Gates agreed with Pratchett that misinformation could be spread online, but "not for long," the billionaire reasoned.
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This would be spread across sectors including finance, education, healthcare, renewable energy and defense, May's office said.
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The total wage package allotted is Rs. 16,000/- and will be spread across the LTS term uniformly.
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While the viruses can both be spread through sex, they have radically different biologies and health outcomes.
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The £40 million will be spread across cohort 6 to cohort 10 taking place in September 2018.
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The auction volumes for calendar years 2019 and 2020 will be spread over 2020, the Commission said.
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There is also evidence that the virus can be spread through sexual contact with an infected person.
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Then, the spheres can be spread onto a surface and pressure applied to split them right open.
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The $15 billion would be spread across states and over almost a decade, from 2018 to 2026.
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The device is available for $624, which can be spread out over 24 monthly payments of $26.
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However, because Zika can be spread so widely in populations by mosquitoes, it poses a serious threat.
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His plan could be spread out over as much as a full decade to lessen the pain.
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Unlike mining, making basic things needs lots of people, so the wealth generated would be spread widely.
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Unlike most of the other germs on this list, Legionella can't be spread from person to person.
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MRSA, a medication-resistant staph infection, also can't be spread through the water, according to the CDC.
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Not when there are papers to sell, misinformation to be spread, and a public broadcaster to bash.
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According to the blog post, the money will be spread out across various different partnerships and projects.
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The advantage of AST's approach is that the satellites can be spread out over hundreds of feet.
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"It's crazy how this thing can be spread around and you don't even know," Ms. Mackey said.
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Malware can be spread to thousands of potential victims with little effort through sources like online pornography.
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The pain of a tariff would be spread more broadly in the case of this category, Scott said.
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Urine is sterile, but Mic reports that diseases like hepatitis and herpes can be spread through the fluid.
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An internal document from Wuhan Union Hospital warned its employees that the coronavirus could be spread through saliva.
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There have already been several cases in the medical literature that suggest Zika can be spread through sex.
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Conflicting views on whether the coronavirus can be spread through the air underscore the confusion surrounding the outbreak.
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Because Ebola can be spread through direct contact with an infected person's bodily fluids, survivors were often stigmatized.
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This was the first way for information to be spread throughout society in an organized and official manner.
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They are so small they can be spread great distances, especially if they are carried by the wind.
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The team will apparently be spread across multiple divisions, and will not be continuing Lytro's previous camera work.
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And he has allowed — again without improper motive — misinformation to be spread by partisans with less pure intentions.
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Hepatitis A is a virus that affects the liver, and can be spread through contact with human feces.
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Time will tell, and there is a relative paucity of experienced workout/restructuring professionals to be spread around.
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The virus is most often spread by mosquito bites, but it also can be spread through sexual intercourse.
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Zika is most commonly transmitted through mosquitoes, but can also be spread through bodily fluids and sexual activity.
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Nightmare germs can be spread from people with and without symptoms of infection between facilities as people travel.
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It's possible to be infected with TB without getting ill, in which case it can still be spread.
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Pneumonic plague is highly contagious and transmissible between humans — it can be spread when an infected person coughs.
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Respiratory viruses — like the novel coronavirus, the flu, and the common cold — can be spread via our hands.
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But Democrats are calling for the process to be slowed and for the hearings to be spread out.
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GFG said the remaining 250 million euros announced on Wednesday would be spread over its other European operations.
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With the new outbreak, scientists are still figuring out whether the virus can be spread before symptoms arise.
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"Disease can be spread among kids -- especially a bunch of kids together in the same place," he said.
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Those costs will be spread out over years, and will depress the overall profitability of the Max program.
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"Disease can be spread among kids — especially a bunch of kids together in the same place," he said.
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There's not much time for him to raise money, and whatever he does raise will be spread fairly thin.
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It can be spread through close, prolonged contact with infected saliva or snot, a category that includes making out.
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"Thinnest rumours which may in the end prove unfounded are liable to be spread," Sir Harry wrote in 1940.
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However, it can also be spread to other foods through contact with contaminated surfaces, cooking tools or unwashed hands.
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The event will be spread across two days: it debuts on February 12th and then continues on the 19th.
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What they will be doing to our lives and the ease with which misinformation can be spread remains unknown.
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Audience members will be spread throughout the ramp, so the dance will be choreographed to be viewed from above.
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"I've advised several partners that whatever efforts or interventions should be spread equally among all the states," she said.
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We know yawning between humans is contagious, but it looks like it can be spread to dogs, as well.
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Srinivasan shared concern that the virus could be spread through feces spreading on the streets of downtown San Francisco.
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China&aposs mysterious and deadly coronavirus can be spread from person to person, Chinese medical authorities confirmed on Monday.
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Malware created by hackers could be spread like a pathogen among the devices by compromising just one of them.
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The findings are the latest to suggest that these universally fatal, if rare, diseases can be spread through the eyes.
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It can be spread by eating contaminated food, touching a contaminated surface or having contact with someone who is infected.
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Cyclospora is a microscopic, single-celled organism that can be spread when people eat or drink something contaminated with feces.
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And it's especially good because it's a clear model that could be spread, and those are rare in this field.
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It can only be spread by contact with blood, semen, pre-seminal fluid, rectal fluids, vaginal fluids, and breast milk.
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The vehicles will be spread out equally with 50 designed to each major region of North America, Europe and Asia.
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The first Democratic debate of 216, so big it had to be spread out over two nights, is finally over.
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The disease can be spread through coughing or sneezing, and can linger in the air for up to two hours.
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Money that Fisher previously managed for the $9.2 billion retirement plan will now be spread among four other money managers.
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Cholera is a dangerous and very infectious disease that can be spread through water, feces and, apparently, soft-shelled turtles.
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STEVE LIESMAN: It would be spread out if it was a global basket of currency is what you are saying.
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It can also be spread from a pregnant woman to her fetus and from a man to partners through sex.
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But jobs like Earth-watching and relaying telecommunications require such groups of satellites to be spread out, for maximum coverage.
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New shared-ownership and ride-hailing services allow the cost of a private jet to be spread over many users.
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It's interesting that GoPro technology will now be spread around to the range of products and services that Jabil has.
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Singolda sees a crackdown on Facebook as possibly opening more opportunities for ad revenue to be spread around other players.
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Public health officials said they have confirmed that the virus can be spread by people who do not show symptoms.
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Story at a glance The country's top infectious disease doctor says the Wuhan coronavirus can be spread even without symptoms.
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In simple terms, reinsurance allows the risk to be spread out among insurers rather than borne by just one company.
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Petrobras said contributions needed to cover the shortfall can be spread out for up to 18 years starting in 2017.
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The estimated 4,20163 troops and military equipment are expected to be spread across Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland and Romania.
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In the history of epidemics, it is unprecedented for a virus to be spread through an insect vector and sexually.
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Even the smallest genetic mutation in Zika could alter the ability for the virus to be spread by that mosquito.
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A smaller figure, 57 percent, know that it can also be spread through sex, although sexual transmission is less common.
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A smaller figure, 85033 percent, know that it can also be spread through sex, although sexual transmission is less common.
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He said he "admires" Zuckerberg's commitment to free speech, but Sorkin warned that "crazy lies" could be spread on Facebook.
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The bigger picture: CLF announced a $10 million digital advertising buy last week, which will be spread across 30 districts.
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Sex As early as last week, the idea that Zika could be spread via semen seemed more theoretical than probable.
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Bananas that are past their prime can be spread on some toast or thrown in baking batter for added sweetness.
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"Because of the way this virus could be spread, we want to make sure there's good ventilation," Cohen told NPR.
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Production in North America will be spread among six plants, according to research firm AutoForecast Solutions, which monitors automakers' plans.
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Much is unknown about the contagion, but U.S. officials confirmed Tuesday it can be spread from human-to-human contact.
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Any deferred amounts will be spread equally over the remaining instalments to be paid by the TSPs, the government added.
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According to RPPL website, the $50 billion refinery and associated petrochemical project would be spread over 15,000 acres of land.
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The bacteria can be spread through contaminated water and through the air on droplets coughed up by those already infected.
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In addition, the law has nothing to say about bots that may cause the fake news to be spread widely.
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In such chaotic and frightening times, it's disheartening to see misinformation, even intended as a joke, be spread so easily.
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The policy also wouldn't provide an immediate cash infusion since it would be spread out over each paycheck, he said.
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The early debates could be spread over several nights to accommodate the expected high number of candidates, the party said.
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Doctors' ties have also been shown to be breeding grounds for pathogens in hospitals, where infections can easily be spread.
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A handful of other wealthy countries will get closer to becoming centenarians too, but these improvements won't be spread evenly.
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Any subjectivity in investigator's judgment would be spread across the four treatment groups and not be limited to Chantix, Rusnak noted.
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The most impressive intellects of the universe won't need the life-friendly environments of planets, and could be spread throughout space.
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The uncovering of the campaign gives insight into how disinformation can be spread using smaller online platforms like forums and blogs.
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Those standards say that the cost of re-denominating mortgages has to be incurred immediately and cannot be spread over time.
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It's a shame that misinformation continues to be spread about this important research being done on behalf of humans and animals.
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Once you actually get into the Hollywood party, he wanted a little less dancing, he didn't want to be spread out.
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The second thing that needs to happen is for the benefits of longer, healthier lives to be spread much more equitably.
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Easy credit means the 40,30 rupees ($17,300) he is paying a dealership in central Mumbai will be spread over two years.
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About 20 of the flights will go directly into Havana, and the others will be spread among nine other Cuban cities.
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A case of suspected transmission through a blood transfusion in Brazil has raised questions about other ways it may be spread.
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His attitude towards everything seems to be spread around the team and there seems to be such belief among the players.
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The remainder will be spread across its human resources and communications divisions, and its research, global markets and asset management businesses.
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The bacteria, called Capnocytophaga, are common in pets, and can be spread through bites, scratches, or any contact with animal saliva.
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And if Simmons signs a hearty four-year offer sheet, the Spurs could be spread more thinly than they're used to.
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One is that because we have smaller families now, a given amount of income needs to be spread over fewer people.
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The tough eggs carried by bugs that mimic plants may be spread by hungry birds to new locations where they hatch.
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Of course there might be a focus on districts that are more "competitive," but they would be spread across many regions.
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The United States is teeing up $50 billion to support airlines, but that could be spread among 10 or so carriers.
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Germs that instead land on your hands can easily be spread to door knobs, elevator buttons and other high-traffic surfaces.
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It is the only type that can be spread person-to-person through the air if someone inhales infected water droplets.
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The coronavirus can be spread by patients who are not exhibiting symptoms, Redfield said, based on information from colleagues in China.
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This gap is a big problem when a disease like the coronavirus can be spread with as little as a cough.
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But as the virus spreads, and other countries start seeing the number of cases balloon, that pain will be spread around.
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Speaking to state media, Wuhan officials downplayed the danger, saying the virus was unlikely to be spread from human to human.
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Zika is spread primarily through the bite of an infected mosquito, however, the virus can also be spread through sexual transmission.
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He said that norovirus "is not all that uncommon among restaurants" and can be spread by a sick employee or customer.
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The weekend's wild-card matchups will be spread over two days, with a trip to the divisional round on the line.
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The disease can be spread through coughing or sneezing and can linger in the air for as long as two hours.
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Because they are smaller, innovation can be spread across dozens or hundreds of parties instead of just a handful of utilities.
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Paul argues if people band together and form these plans, the risk will be spread out across a larger group people.
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The financing for the projects will amount to 1.1 billion shekels and the loans will be spread out over 21 years.
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According to Farnes, negative masses would be spread throughout the universe as a single substance in the form of dark fluid.
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That means rewiring my default setting that causes my limited reserves of empathy to be spread both too wide and too thin.
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It cannot be spread person-to-person and is not airborne, though much is unknown about whether it can be contracted sexually.
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Zika cannot be spread person-to-person and is not airborne, though much is unknown about whether it can be contracted sexually.
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Norovirus can be spread from person to person or through contaminated food or surfaces, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says.
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Though again that dollar value would be spread across multiple GOOG interests — so it's hard to sum the specific copyright lobbying bill.
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However, both types can cause sores in both places and can be spread from one region to the other via oral sex.
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The message also stated where he wanted his ashes to be spread, and noted a bit of cash kept behind the TV.
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Challenged on whether high-growth entrepreneurship can really be spread like jam across America, Mr Case acknowledges there is value to clustering.
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I own a shop that is busy for six weeks out of the year, and that butter has to be spread accordingly.
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Zika, which hit several South American countries hard, is mostly transmitted by Aedes mosquitoes but can also be spread through sexual transmission.
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Experts say the virus can also be spread through food products and by people, even though it is not harmful to humans.
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The volcanic ash coming from the explosions are small particles of rock and volcanic glass, and can be spread far by winds.
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Deutsche Bank did not give details on the job cuts, but said they would be spread around the globe, including in Germany.
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Those posts offended many in Brazil because they appeared to make light of the Zika virus, which can be spread by mosquitoes.
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It can vary depending on how infectious a disease is and whether it can be spread through the air or water droplets.
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It was to be spread across several levels, with five bedrooms — although one was marked "gym" and another "spa" on the plans.
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But it is also possible for the virus to be spread through surfaces, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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"The potential consequences of the ruling will be spread over time," Poland's second-largest lender Santander Bank Polska said in a statement.
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Part of the problem is that the virus can apparently be spread before symptoms appear, according to China's health minister, Ma Xiaowei.
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The flu, chickenpox, and common cold are other viral infections that can be spread before a person realizes they&aposre infected themself.
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This means it's not only very robust physically, but its volume can be spread out wherever is convenient in the car's body.
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For example, Grayscale is soon launching a "basket of digital currencies," in which investors' money will be spread across five digital currencies.
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Rebuff the shackling of American goodness as it is misconceived and believe in America's unlimited potential, wherever our values can be spread.
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Such practices would drive up costs for many and roil existing insurance markets where good and bad risk must be spread out.
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"Anthrax is only one of many, many diseases that are zoonotic, meaning they can be spread between animals and humans," Cossaboom said.
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It's the nature of memes to be spread around the internet, meaning that we often don't know (or care) where they came from.
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The report also suggests wildfire costs should be spread "broadly," and not just to utilities and investors but to insurers and even government.
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ENVELOPES AND HUGS Deutsche Bank gave no breakdown for the cuts, but said they would be spread around the globe, including in Germany.
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Bitfinex justified the decision by arguing that if the company was forced into liquidation, losses would have to be spread among all users.
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They also held such little information, 30 to 60 minutes or so, that full-length films needed to be spread across several discs.
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But they're also complicated, heavy, and maintenance-intensive, with many moving parts that would be spread out, in Ava's case, over eight props.
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The telescope was also involved in finding proof of dark matter and mapping how elements necessary for life can be spread by supernovae.
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It may be spread out here and bigger, but if you are on 32nd Street on a Friday night, it feels like Korea.
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This would be extremely regressive, since money currently directed towards the poor would instead be spread out for a basic income for all.
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The proportion of people with chronic viral hepatitis infections that can be spread through contact with blood became less common or remained stable.
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State Representative Sheldon Neeley, Democrat of Flint, said the one-time infusion of extra money would be spread across schools in Genesee County.
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"It's such a big city that they're going to be spread very thin if they try to defend the whole city," Knights says.
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And while we know Zika is transmitted by mosquitoes and Lyme disease by ticks, which diseases can be spread by bedbugs and fleas?
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" As Time magazine's Jamie Ducharme writes, "If fewer people get sick, there's fewer flu virus to be spread, and the ripple effect continues.
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Here are some facts to address the fiction: TRANSMISSION Fiction: The new coronavirus can be spread by mosquito bites and in Chinese food.
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Here are some facts to address the fiction: TRANSMISSION Fiction: The new coronavirus can be spread by mosquito bites and in Chinese food.
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This period may be as significant in terms of cumulative job loss but the pain will not be spread out over three years.
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The events will be spread between a paid kick-off event on Thursday night, followed by the free fair from Friday to Sunday.
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That funding, a significant increase over the $2.5 billion emergency request the White House sent over, would be spread out over several years.
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Just before the start of the trial, however, McConnell changed the schedule so that the 24-hours would be spread over three days.
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Mr. Bloomberg said the project's $200 million budget would be spread out over three years, to start with, and could grow over time.
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One of the scariest aspects of the virus for Gianotti is that it can be spread while those who are infected are asymptomatic.
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They include techniques for infecting DVDs and USB storage devices with malware that can be spread to computers when they are plugged in.
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"There's a lot of misleading information that continues to be spread by reform opponents to both Republican and Democratic members," the spokesman said.
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Coronavirus, which was renamed COVID-19 on Tuesday, is believed to be spread through respiratory droplets that are expelled by coughing and sneezing.
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Increasingly, Facebook officials say, disinformation will be spread not by foreign actors, but by citizens looking to sway the opinions of fellow citizens.
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My family is fairly large and tightly knit, so to be spread out around the world for years at a time always felt insufficient.
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"What we've done out there is small compared to the the magnitude of the problem, but it's scalable and can be spread," Crowley said.
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"German bond redemptions were high in April 2018 and... had to be spread also to May 2018 to ensure a smooth implementation," he added.
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Many of the positions are expected to be spread out across the country: In Seattle, where the tech giant is based, but elsewhere, too.
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The source also said the $3 billion UniCredit bond will be spread across Pimco portfolios, which will amount to less than 1 percent exposure.
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I haven't personally, but it's hard often, because if a total eclipse goes over a large section of land, people will be spread out.
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Either taxes will have to go up, or spending will need to be spread so thinly that recent austerity will look like a picnic.
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Strains of bird flu, which can be spread to poultry by wild birds, have been detected across Asia and in Europe in recent weeks.
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Evidence is mounting that it's not just mosquitoes that can pass the disease from person to person: Zika can be spread through sex, too.
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Experts have suggested that a related virus in 2003 that caused an outbreak of SARS could be spread through the air under some circumstances.
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And I encourage everybody to pull out your phones and tweet and post, because this message needs to be spread far and wide, okay?
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According to the ABC, lotions and oils containing SJW can be spread on the skin to treat bug bites, sunburns, wounds, and even hemorrhoids.
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The other 0003,000 that had been planned for New York will be spread among the company's 17 existing tech hubs — a more manageable process.
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Toxoplasmosis can be spread through cat feces and is particularly dangerous for pregnant women as well as for people who have suppressed immune systems.
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These can be spread by the bacterial habit of trading DNA not only with conspecifics but also with other members of the bacterial domain.
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The children's game telephone is a fun metaphor to use to express how easily misinformation can be spread, but subtweets aren't about spreading misinformation.
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The railway could be shortened and use more local labor, and payments could be spread over a longer period of time, among other improvements.
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The simplest takeaway is that breaches will get a lot more costly, and that cost will be spread a lot further through the network.
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As for what's next, Sokolov says it's a campus ambassador program where Trill's mental health awareness ethos can be spread IRL, across school campuses.
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Additionally, it's not normal for the development of these patterns to be spread over three years; a 4-8 month period is more typical.
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The investment – which is matched by at least £43 million from the private and public sector – will be spread across 13 projects in Scotland.
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Most of her behavior tends to be spread across the patterns a group of researchers noticed when they looked into people's habits on Instagram.
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A grave oversight is underway in California's medical community, one that allows for dangerous misinformation to be spread by otherwise competent nurses and doctors.
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The proposal includes $23.4 billion for border security, including $16.6 billion for a "border wall system" to be spread out over the next decade.
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However, economists worry that the benefits could be muted as spending will be spread over several years and rely much on private sector investment.
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The surplus generated by the City of London urgently needs to be spread around the country more fairly, but not stamped out of existence.
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"Norovirus can be spread for weeks," said Jaykus, who added that quarantining infected people can also be useful in preventing the spread of norovirus.
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Its founding charter stipulates it must be headquartered in London but the Brexit vote has sparked debate over whether its footprint should be spread.
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Ebola is believed to be spread over long distances by bats and can turn up in bush meat sold at food markets throughout Congo.
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That is, if the impact on the screw from a fall can be spread out over time, the force will be much, much lower.
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It can be spread by coughing and sneezing, but also by sharing cups and the close contact of living and eating and exercising together.
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"There is no evidence that COVID-19 can be spread to humans through the use of pools and hot tubs," a rep tells us.
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That class would be for high school students, but if the school district thought it was working it could be spread to younger students.
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An area of town that was allegedly all-inclusive—like Metropica aims to be—spread to the exurbs of Orlando in my teenage years.
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Half his ashes will be spread over Danish waters and the other half buried in the private gardens of Fredensborg Castle, north of Copenhagen.
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He also said while it's clear this new virus can be spread from person to person, it's unclear how easily that spread can happen.
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Of note: Pneumonic plague, which the Chinese patients have, is the only form of the plague that can be spread from person to person.
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It can also be spread through exposure to blood in healthcare settings, particularly through blood transfusions given before 103, and occasionally through sexual contact.
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But currently, one of the main risks of these techniques is that diseases known as "porcine endogenous retroviruses (PERVs)" could be spread to people.
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Authorities said on Monday the virus can be spread from human to human, after previously thinking it was only spread from animals to humans.
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The funding will be spread over the Pentagon's base budget of $589.5 billion and $65.2 billion for the overseas contingency operations, or OCO, budget.
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Experts say the virus, for which there is no vaccine or treatment, can also be spread through food products and by movement of people.
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When the truth can make people less afraid, that truth should be spread — but the truths that justify that fear must be acknowledged too.
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Putting out food for birds in your backyard can attract predators, and virulent diseases like trichonomosis or avian pox can be spread through contaminated feeders.
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Palm leaves must be spread across multiple pages, and cumbersome objects like Brazil nuts and fruit have to be lodged separately or suspended in spirits.
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The platform's features will still exist on macOS Catalina -- they'll just be spread out across the different apps, similar to how they are on iOS.
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This is something of a lie—the five winners of the contest will receive a $2,000 stipend to be spread out between May and September.
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The streamer will pay out at least $2 billion in minimum payments to record labels, to be spread out across the next couple of years.
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If there is any blame to be spread around, it starts with the prime minister of Iraq, who sectarianized his military, setting Shia against Sunni.
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Meanwhile, the benefits of lower oil prices would be spread widely, including to many consumers living paycheck to paycheck who would probably spend the windfall.
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But a blood test came back negative — indicating that "the virus can no longer be spread from her by a mosquito," according to the DSHS.
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Though this is the first description of potential oral transmission of Zika, doctors have noted several cases that demonstrate Zika can be spread through sex.
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E. coli can be spread by eating raw dough, and of seven infected people interviewed, 57 percent of them reported eating raw dough or batter.
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By 1984, nearly all state prison systems were quarantining people with HIV, operating under the assumption that the virus could be spread through casual contact.
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This will include video snapshots (performance data that used to be spread out, and required manual calculations), personalized recommendations, and news and updates from YouTube.
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Though scientists are still learning about the virus, they know that Zika is transmitted primarily by mosquitoes but can also be spread by sexual contact.
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Different strains of bird flu, which can be spread to poultry by wild birds, have been detected across Asia and in Europe in recent weeks.
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"I want to discuss rules for free and fair trade and investment and hope that these rules can be spread throughout the world," Aso said.
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That's the type that can be spread from person to person, rather than via the bite of infected fleas or contact with an infected animal.
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Future studies could help determine how big a risk Keystone virus—thought to be spread mainly by Aedes atlanticus mosquitos—is to humans, Morris said.
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"(Former President) Lincoln understood that there was enough guilt to be spread from Maine to Key West," Wilkie said during his speech, according to CNN.
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And it may be that the booming nature of London's tech scene will now have to be spread more equally to Europe's other tech centres.
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Prince's fortune is about to be spread even thinner because he has a long-lost relative -- according to a lawyer for Prince's deceased half brother.
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Every block is also effectively assigned a maximum square footage, which can be spread across smaller buildings on a block or condensed in larger developments.
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It's how easily anti-Semitic, anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim, and other forms of hatred can be spread over Facebook, Twitter, and other social media platforms.
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Blinder said the cause of the current downturn is "fear of shopping" and being in public places where the COVID-19 strain can be spread.
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Once the three months are up, payment of the charges accrued will be spread over two years, without risk of default or damage to creditworthiness.
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This followed Tuesday's proposals that the cost to Polish banks of solving borrowers' Swiss franc mortgage problems should be spread over 216.36 years or so.
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A bone-marrow flan, meant to be spread on toasted brioche with a savory mushroom marmalade, was very delicate but didn't taste much like marrow.
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But suddenly the government declared that the virus could be spread by human-to-human contact and sealed off Wuhan, a city of 11 million.
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Shinjiro Koizumi, who serves as Japan&aposs Environment Minister, said his leave would be spread across the first three months of his child&aposs life.
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Ebola, believed to be spread over long distances by bats, causes hemorrhagic fever, vomiting and diarrhea and is spread through direct contact with body fluids.
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Drilling for the contract, worth about $20 million would be spread over 18 to 24 months, one of the people familiar with the matter said.
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Back in 2004, he wrote out in his will to be creamated, and for his ashes to be spread in Bali, which has already happened.
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Though it looked like Vanderpump tried to stop the conversation, and Vanderpump said she never intended for the story to be spread, Rinna was still skeptical.
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But in a world as interconnected as ours has become, it may be spread not by a foreigner from faraway lands, but by any international traveler.
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The scariest part is that once a hacker gains control of one Bluetooth-enabled device, it can be spread to any device on the same network.
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The job cuts amount to 2 percent of ITV's workforce of 6,000, of which 3,000 are British-based staff, and would be spread across the business.
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The new positions will be spread across Britain, Switzerland Italy, and the Middle East, Hinder said, without specifying how many bankers it will hire in London.
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The Zika virus causes microcephaly and other birth defects, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and can be spread through mosquito bites.
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Perhaps most important is a third lesson: that the boost to growth provided by tax cuts and liberalisation need not be spread evenly across the economy.
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Typhus refers to a group of infectious diseases caused by Rickettsia bacteria, which can be spread to humans by fleas, ticks, mites (chiggers), and body lice.
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Amazon on Thursday said the seasonal jobs will be spread out over more than 75 fulfillment centers countrywide to help pick, pack and ship holiday orders.
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Another objection was that the pool of qualified women was so small that the same few women, or "golden skirts", would be spread thinly between boards.
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The quest that's central to the game follows: her last request was for her ashes to be spread at the highest peak in all the realms.
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When we interacted with others, it's suggested that our immune systems would respond so that we could protect ourselves from any diseases that could be spread.
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Like the previous rounds, the grand finals will consist of a best-of-three series of matches that will be spread out over a few days.
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"Allow for at least half of your carbs to be spread across three meals, and the rest for pre- and post-workout snacks throughout," he says.
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Researchers are also learning that Zika may be spread through sexual intercourse — not only mosquitoes — and maybe even through other bodily fluids like saliva and urine.
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This means that certain organs might harbor the virus even after the immune system has beaten it back, extending the risk that Zika might be spread.
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The engineering company said the job cuts and overhaul of its business would cost it 500 million pounds and be spread across 2018, 2019 and 2020.
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However, there have been questions raised as to whether the disease can also be spread before someone shows signs of it (also known as pre-symptomatic).
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Employees and their union at the Louvre Museum in Paris voted to stop working earlier this week, citing fears the virus could be spread by visitors.
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The traditional wisdom is that only seeds can be spread in bird feces because their tough outer casings can protect them from the dangers of digestion.
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Instead of doing that, Iserson recommends taking the medical equipment off the ships and setting up field hospitals on land, where people can be spread out.
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If you lower the peak, the pandemic might last longer, because the number of new cases will be spread out over a longer period of time.
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While it is uncommon for these infections to be spread from one person to another, the agency warned that it may be possible under rare circumstances.
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Fears are growing over the virus, which could be spread through human contact, with millions of Asians traveling for the Lunar New Year holiday this week.
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The Democratic impeachment managers and Trump&aposs defense counsel will have 24 hours each to make their opening arguments, which will be spread over several days.
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"Pokémon Go" is undergoing a great "Pokémon migration" that means that the titular pocket monsters will be spread more evenly across the world, developer Niantic says.
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Democrats in 85033 are defending many more seats than Republicans, which means they need a lot more resources to be spread thinly among many needy candidates.
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Fearing that the virus could be spread more widely than previously thought, US health officials cited it when declaring a national public health emergency last Friday.
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It can be spread by intolerance of a political foe who happens to have won an election that he or she was not expected to win.
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"If floodwaters have spread the chemicals in the waste pits, then dangerous chemicals like dioxin could be spread around the wider Houston area," Cook-Schultz said.
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The virus currently has no cure, can be spread by people who have no outward symptoms and appears to pose a significant risk to the elderly.
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While the virus is common in animals such as bats, cats and camels, it can be spread to humans in rare instances known as spillover events.
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And it is, almost, though the musicians will be spread across political swing states in the coming days, volunteering their services in support of Hillary Clinton.
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The figure includes the 6.7 billion euros Volkswagen set aside in the third quarter, and could be spread out over two years, the person further said.
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For example, he noted that the virus can also be spread through sex and has the potential to get into the supply used for blood donations.
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Especially deadly are cluster bombs — small, round bombs that were dropped in casings and meant to be spread over a large area to cause maximum damage.
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On top of that, scientists are learning that Zika can sometimes be spread through sexual contact (though it's unclear how long the virus stays in semen).
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The 2026 tournament will be spread through venues across the US, Canada and Mexico, and the US-based locales will all be in cities with existing venues.
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Because the bacterium that causes tularemia can be spread through the air or the water, there's also concern that it can be used as a bioterrorism weapon.
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That content will be spread via channels like "Most Talked About" or "What's Making People Laugh" categories that will be determined by how users interact with it.
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There is some evidence the pain would be spread across the region, since Appalachian states have roughly equivalent productivity rates and saw similar output declines in 2015.
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Young Catholics told their Church elders on Saturday that the faith should be spread in the places where they like to hang out, such as coffee bars.
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Since Zika can be spread through sexual contact, practicing safe sex (using condoms) with partners that may have come into contact with the virus is recommended, too.
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It also can also be spread by sex, prompting public health officials to advise that people who have been infected refrain from unprotected sex for several months.
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Thick and tarry, asphalt needs to be heated up from a solid form before it can be spread out in a thick layer to make a road.
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It will be spread out over a number of different "organized events, online events, and major organized competitions all over the world," reads the developer's blog post.
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What's missed with that strategy is that HPV can be spread quite easily through sex, even when condoms are used, and especially through condom-free oral sex.
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Thibodeau said that this research could give us more insight into why we find certain words repulsive, along with how these kinds of opinions can be spread.
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The virus is thought to be spread by wild ducks, which can carry the disease without becoming infected and transmit it to poultry through feces and feathers.
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Paying out the money is probably the easiest part of the resolution for Volkswagen because those costs can be spread out over the next year or two.
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Last year, the International Monetary Fund gave Ukraine a $17.5 billion package to be spread over four years, but so far only $6.7 billion has been disbursed.
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Facebook and Zuckerberg have been criticized for allowing misinformation to be spread daily on Facebook, and the conversation has only intensified with the upcoming 2020 presidential election.
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The virus, which can be spread by mosquitoes and sexual contact, is known to cause severe birth defects such as microcephaly, which hinders a fetus's brain development.
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Apple's new Austin campus will be less than a mile from the existing one and will be spread across 133 acres, the company said in a statement.
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Herpes is most often known as an sexually transmitted infection, but it can also be spread through the saliva of a person with an oral herpes infection.
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"Game of Thrones" is closing in on its final 13 episodes, which will be spread out over two seasons, and HBO is in need of future hits.
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Coronavirus is considered to be spread by droplet, meaning it can be passed along by coughing, sneezing, and through contact, such as via hands and the face.
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"This would help insurers in Iowa, if there are any, since the cost of this patient would be spread across all individual market insurers nationally," Levitt said.
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The video for Soul of Mischief's "93 til' Infinity" literally takes place next to a waterfall so beautiful it should be spread, double-paged, in National Geographic.
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In the Brazilian news media, Dr. Figueiredo has been quoted saying Oropouche can also be spread by Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, which infest the country's vast urban slums.
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The coronavirus — which has so far killed 427 people, infected more than 20,000 people, and been found in 24 countries — can be spread from person to person.
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Norovirus can be spread in various ways, including through direct contact with an infected person, touching a contaminated surface or object and consuming contaminated food or drinks.
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Mackay said HSBC's issuance will certainly include senior securities, and possibly Tier 7.063 bonds or Additional Tier 27.06 hybrid bonds, and would be spread through the period.
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As more people seek treatment, even for the seasonal flu, healthcare systems will be spread thin, especially with ventilator beds for patients with severe cases, Forman said.
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Toyota said its investment in Kentucky would be spread over three years and would introduce a new product development and manufacturing process that shortens vehicle development cycles.
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Dr. Wang, who initially said that the coronavirus could not be spread by human-to-human contact, later contracted it himself, apparently during a visit to Wuhan.
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Authorities in China confirmed that a new virus could be spread through human contact, reporting 22 medical staff had been infected and a fourth person had died.
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Now, new cases have been confirmed in Japan and Thailand, as evidence increasingly suggests that the little-understood virus could be spread by human-to-human transmission.
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The virus can also be spread through sexual contact or from generally poor sanitary conditions or, if they are drug users, via contaminated needles and other paraphernalia.
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The solar project will, according to Microsoft, be spread out across hundreds of rooftops around Singapore and will be the largest rooftop solar project there to date.
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Public health officials in Navajo County and Coconino County have issued warnings that the rare disease could be spread to humans by the bite of an infected flea.
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Tularemia is an infection caused by the highly contagious Francisella tularensis bacterium, which can be spread to humans from the dog tick, wood tick, or lone star tick.
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On the other hand, Zika produces symptoms like fever and rash far less often than dengue does, so it may be spread by silent carriers who feel well.
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Since the move is happening in phases, the expenses will be spread over the span of a few years, not hitting on a particular quarter all at once.
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Zika cannot be spread person-to-person and is not airborne The virus is spread by the Aedes aegypti mosquito, which also carries dengue and the chikungunya virus.
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Additionally, if a pregnant person's partner is traveling to a country with Zika, they also have to take the same precautions, because the virus can be spread sexually.
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Employees will be spread out across Argo's three locations in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Mountain View, California; and Dearborn, Michigan, where the autonomous vehicles Ford uses for testing collect data.
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The disease can cause fever and haemorrhaging of various parts of the body -- including the eyes and nose -- and can be spread through contact with an infected rat.
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Mr Summers and his colleagues have updated the theory to account for flows of savings across borders; these flows allow the disease to be spread around the world.
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Delivery of flydubai's 2320 planes will begin in 2019 and be spread across 10 years with some overlap with the delivery of its 2013 order, al-Ghaith said.
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And Trump should be prepared, they said, to make bigger investments to guarantee victory on Super Tuesday and beyond, when the celebrity candidate will be spread more thinly.
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But it is expected to colonise backward pockets of America, from where it could be spread through sex, which is how at least 3.33 Americans caught the virus.
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But as I don my stethoscope each day, I also worry that this disease, caused by bacteria that can be spread through the air, will revisit my body.
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But at its darkest, people can get harassed, fake news can be spread and you might get slammed with an offensive, shocking, disturbing image or two (or three).
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Not only would this help transform the Republican Party into a more embraceable brand, it would also allow Trump's platform to be spread in unique and unconventional ways.
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Texas's delegates will be spread predominantly between the top two finishers — especially if Rubio, Kasich and Carson all fall below the 20 percent threshold to win any delegates.
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Overall investments in the sector will rise this year, but the money will be spread over fewer deals, suggesting investors are getting more selective with their bigger bets.
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Scientists only confirmed in February that virus could be spread through sex, and the head of the CDC, Dr. Tom Frieden, has acknowledged the disease remains relatively unstudied.
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If new infections can be spread out over time rather than peaking all at once, there will be less burden on hospitals and a lower ultimate death count.
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Staff at schools like Joe Shoemaker have had to navigate a new media landscape in which cruelty can be spread by anyone old enough to use a smartphone.
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First, polling locations bring in voters only from a local community; if a virus is not circulating in that community, it cannot be spread at a polling location.
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Some experts suggested that the event was evidence that the new coronavirus can be spread through aerosol particles, which can stay in the air for minutes or longer.
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This concept isn't necessarily incorrect, as the CDC says it may be possible that the coronavirus could be spread by contact with infected surfaces, like a fingerprint scanner.
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Poynter reported that officials initially said that the virus came from animals and could not be spread from human to human, something that later proved to be incorrect.
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He said there is no evidence at this point that the virus is airborne and could be spread across a room, as happens with the flu or measles.
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Heymann said there is no evidence at this point that the virus is airborne and could be spread across a room, as happens with the flu or measles.
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Heymann said there is no evidence at this point that the virus is airborne and could be spread across a room, as happens with the flu or measles.
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Offit, on the other hand, said it wouldn't surprise him if the Chinese health minister is right and the Wuhan coronavirus can be spread while people are asymptomatic.
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But at its darkest, people can get harassed, fake news can be spread, and you might get slammed with an offensive, shocking, disturbing image or two (or three).
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But there are a lot of other viruses out there, and infections can be spread by children who aren't sick, or aren't yet sick, or aren't still sick.
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Present in blood and saliva, hepatitis B can be transmitted by pregnant mothers to their unborn children, and also can be spread through sex or by sharing needles.
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China's health minister has warned that the coronavirus "epidemic is accelerating" as officials revealed the virus can be spread by people who are showing no signs of infection.
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While a harmless joke, it showed just how easy it is for content to be spread and amplified in the modern political arena — without anyone checking the source.
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With its best forces pinned down in Marawi, were another Islamist group, or a communist one, to start an offensive elsewhere, the army would be spread very thin.
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The disease can cause fever and hemorrhaging of various parts of the body -- including the eyes and nose -- and can be spread through contact with an infected rat.
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The pig disease — a highly contagious and untreatable outbreak that is not fatal to humans but can be spread by us — has now extended swiftly out of China.
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India's annual defense capital procurement budget of $14 billion to $15 billion has to be spread over the army, navy, air force and the indigenous defense research organization.
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The new jobs will be spread across several Amazon divisions, including operations, devices, Amazon Web Services, and Project Kuiper, the company's internet satellite initiative, a spokesperson told Business Insider.
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"In my opinion, the conversion costs should not exceed around 10 billion zlotys ($2.7 billion) and should be spread over several years," Deputy Prime Minister Jaroslaw Gowin told Interia.
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This is a mode of creation where production costs can be spread out over a longer amount of time and at a more predictable level of dollars-to-megabytes.
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The two-hour activation will be spread out over two acres, with guests shuttled to the location via a "Delos shuttle" after checking in at a location in Austin.
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The cost of these elaborate stations would likely be spread out over a number of partners, including real estate groups, charging station operators, ride-hailing companies, and Volocopter itself.
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"It would be $20 to $1.63 billion on top of the normal NASA budget, but of course that would be spread over five years," Bridenstine said in the interview.
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Quite a few such applications are medical; the human body, like outer space, is best entered with small packages that can be spread out once you reach your destination.
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And I feel really pleased about Amazon's reach, and that this film, which I think, I hope, is somewhat subversive, is going to be spread all over the world.
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I expect the high-end model to cost somewhere around $900 to $1,000, but that will likely be spread through carrier device installment plans over 18 or 24 months.
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The researchers said their findings raise the possibility that Zika could be spread through contact with the tears of infected people, but said that would have to be proven.
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In any case, that also means that the company seems to be spread a little thin—not just in terms of coverage but perhaps also in terms of money.
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In May, worldwide media reported on a story that began to be spread on Chinese social media platforms about the accidental destruction of a giant LEGO sculpture in China.
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The Cheltenham horse racing festival, which attracts crowds of more than 250,000, went ahead on March 10, as his team insisted the virus was unlikely to be spread outdoors.
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Measles is likely to be spread to between nine and 2600 people who are not immunized, depending on the setting and the herd immunity of those nearby, he said.
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Measles is likely to be spread to between nine and 83 people who are not immunized, depending on the setting and the herd immunity of those nearby, he said.
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It's a finite amount and there are a finite number people in the country and so a finite amount to be spread around to those people in the country.
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With the funding formulas tied together, if Congress does not act to reauthorize SRS, PILT payments will be spread thinner across more counties, exacerbating an already precarious financial situation.
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European regulators today bumped the risk of importing the virus to the region up from "low" to "moderate" after experts confirmed it can be spread from person to person.
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Under the proposed legislation, the deductions would be spread over five years (see Section 3315 of the House bill), meaning that they are typically worth less to the companies.
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Leung and his colleagues' findings come as researchers in the US and Germany confirmed previous suspicions that the virus could be spread by people who are not showing symptoms.
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"There is a widespread, ongoing outbreak of respiratory illness caused by a novel (new) coronavirus that can be spread from person to person," the CDC said in an advisory.
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"There is a widespread, ongoing outbreak of respiratory illness caused by a novel (new) coronavirus that can be spread from person to person," the C.D.C. said in an advisory.
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The virus can be spread before any symptoms appear, Chinese health authorities said Sunday, meaning carriers may not realize they are infected before they transmit the virus to others.
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Hospital gowns without backs may contribute to decreased rates of hospital-caused bed sores, because they can be spread apart and can prevent bunched-up masses beneath the patient.
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There is a risk Zika could be spread locally if it was introduced to Hong Kong, the statement said, because Aedes Albopictus mosquitoes, which transmit the virus, live there.
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Brexit One thing is clear about the legacy of Brexit: Financial services will be spread across Europe, with no one city again dominating the financial arena as London has.
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The virus is so widespread that he has detected it on the surface of a highway in the province, where it can be spread by passing trucks, he added.
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Leishmaniasis is caused by more than 21.6 species of the single-celled Leishmania parasite, which can be spread by the bite of around 90 different species of female sand flies.
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Zika can also be spread from infected mosquito bites, though the Florida health department emphasized that there is no evidence of Zika by mosquito in any area of the state.
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But the idea that, by this fall, augmented reality could be spread to the billion devices running iOS means we could be facing a huge turning point for the technology.
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Along with infected feed, experts say the swine disease can be spread by pigs' bodily fluids and their meat as well as feral hogs and the animals eating uncooked garbage.
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Zika had been thought to be spread by the bite of mosquitoes of the Aedes genus, so sexual contact as a mode of transmission would be a potentially alarming development.
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If machines can make it more efficient, then the price should come down, allowing its benefits to be spread more widely and opening up entire new applications for medical imaging.
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The slowdown in the plane's production reduces how efficiently Boeing can build the planes, because the fixed costs of building the planes can't be spread across as many as aircraft.
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Their correspondence would be spread across dating apps and social media posts, anonymous in the sense of how we present ourselves online versus how we are in in real life.
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The virus is transmitted through saliva or mucus, and can be spread by sharing cups and utensils, or participating in close-contact activities, like sports or kissing, the CDC says.
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According to the CDC, babies are at increased risk for contracting bacterial meningitis, which can be spread by coughing or sneezing or coming into close contact with an infected person.
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Earlier this year, it was reported that the boxing program in the United State Air Force has been discontinued, and the trend appears to be spread across all military branches.
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But according to the CDC, MCV 2 "might be" spread by sharing swimming pools, baths, and saunas, although they admit there isn't any solid medical evidence to back this up.
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Investment in a physical rocket needs to be spread across a number of private payers; different satellite companies and governments paying their way for a ride to low-earth orbit.
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To make this at least partially feasible, her plan would allot the schools up to $5 million in federal funding that would be spread out over a five-year period.
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In its $4.1 trillion budget request on Tuesday, the administration included $53.5 billion to be spread across the 17 agencies funded under the National Intelligence Program, an umbrella funding system.
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The U.S.-based investor added that the $1.5 trillion Republican Party tax cut passed this week would not push yields higher, as it is to be spread over 10 years.
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Ebola is believed to be spread over long distances by bats, which can host the virus without dying, as it infects other animals it shares trees with such as monkeys.
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It's important to stay away, because the disease is also spread through droplets and can be spread by coughing, sneezing, or breathing near someone who has it and vice versa.
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While current patterns suggest people tend to pass the virus on when they already have symptoms, it's still possible it can be spread from a person who isn't experiencing symptoms.
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Many of these potential deals would involve production in Saudi Arabia rather than the U.S. And the sales, if they did materialize, would be spread over a number of years.
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Health officials in Hong Kong are also investigating whether the virus can be spread through pipes and drains after two residents on different floors of an apartment building were infected.
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According to those rules, both the impeachment managers and Trump&aposs defense counsel will have 24 hours each to make their opening arguments, which will be spread over several days.
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WHO officials have confirmed this strain can be spread from one person to another, but they don't know contagious it is or how long the chain of infection can be.
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Authorities said the Wuhan coronavirus was passed from animals to humans; can be spread from person to person; and appears to cause pneumonia in people who have weakened immune systems.
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Yet she too is losing faith, worried that federal funds will be spread too thinly, irritated that poor communities like hers must provide co-financing, and infuriated by turncoat greens.
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The first season, which is based on The Northern Lights, will be spread over eight episodes – and the showrunners' desire to stick close to the source material was made clear.
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A mysterious coronavirus has killed six people in China as authorities say that almost 300 people across the country have been infected and the virus can be spread between humans.
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By that time, he thinks humans will be spread out across space, meaning that what may seem like a doomsday scenario now might not be the end of the human race.
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Instead, he seemed to have a form of CJD only known to be spread by eating the meat of cattle infected with a prion disease (a condition nicknamed mad cow disease).
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It's the most common sexually transmitted infection in the country, can be spread even when someone has no symptoms, and may result in symptoms years after being exposed to the virus.
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Under the current scheme, only 20 percent of the bonds bought by euro zone central banks are "risk-shared", meaning any loss from them would be spread across the euro zone.
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Hong Kong health authorities are investigating whether the Wuhan coronavirus can be spread via communal sewage systems after two households living ten floors apart reported positive for the disease, CNN reported.
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"We are working with the energy ministry on how this should be spread out, which sectors (oil or gas) we will take this money from," he said, without giving further details.
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Typically, almost all companies—especially if you have credit card data—are required to be spread out, sometimes across different countries, to make sure that basically [their network] never goes down.
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Pocket Camp also has various new additions like being able to use a net while fishing, being able to customise campers and seasonal events that will be spread across the year.
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We know the following details about the next debates: The first two debates will have up to 20 candidates and likely be spread over two nights, with participation decided by lottery.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS Hepatitis A is a liver disease that can be spread through contact with an infected person, or ingesting contaminated food or drink.
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It said planned changes were expected to generate over $1 billion in annual cost savings by 2020 with one-time restructuring costs of $1.4 billion to be spread over five years.
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In the past, the seasonal balancing of production and consumption was achieved almost entirely through changes in domestic inventories, but it can now be spread across a much larger international market.
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However, the attack showed how towns in Syria's deserts, where armed forces can be spread only thinly, are vulnerable to Islamic State and that such operations can tie down opposing armies.
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Last week, the CDC issued new guidance telling pregnant women to consider avoiding sex with their partner if he has traveled abroad because the virus can be spread through sexual contact.
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There also was confusion about whether the protest would take place in a city park or be moved to another location, causing police officers to be spread too thinly, he said.
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" The group noted in the letter that while the acronyms for both viruses are similar and that both can be spread by sexual activity, "that's pretty much where the similarities end.
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Ten units will be spread through Viljandi and Tartu; any business can sign up to have its packages stored in one, and there's no charge for the drop-off or retrieval.
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HIV can still be spread through vaginal fluids, and infections like HPV (which can lead to genital warts and cervical cancer) and herpes can spread through intimate skin-to-skin contact.
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Doctors should ask patients if they recently received care in another hospital or traveled to another country (germs can be spread easily across borders) and make sure patients receive recommended vaccines.
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The money must be spread among all of the M.T.A.'s agencies, including two commuter railroads, nine bridges and tunnels, a bus system and the largest subway network in the country.
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Zhong Nanshan, of China's National Health Commission, is reported to have said that the most effective way to stop the virus, which appears to be spread by droplets, was a quarantine.
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The flooding from Harvey appears to be spread over a bigger area that had more time to mobilize, suggesting that the number of deaths will be far lower, Mr. Perryman said.
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Koizumi said those two weeks would be spread across the first three months of his child&aposs life, and that he would continue various public commitments like attending parliament, he said.
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China reported on Thursday a dramatic drop in coronavirus cases, but scientists said the virus could be spread more easily than previously thought by patients who are not showing any symptoms.
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Many were afraid that carving out a safe space for illegal immigrants would mean that more would come, and that public-school classes would swell and teachers would be spread thin.
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"If the answer is no, then the annuity may make the most sense, as the payments would be spread out and limit the winner's ability to blow it all," Pressman said.
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Anthrax that killed humans and animals in Siberia a century ago can be spread through anthrax spores to individuals alive today if they come into contact with the carcasses, Kokorin says.
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Central Park Tower's amenities will be spread over three floors — including the 0003th floor, which will house a grand ballroom with seating for 2000, a cigar bar and private dining room.
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Attention and resources would be spread between the two campaigns, and an increased focus on Assad would mean that the US-led incursions against ISIS would likely slow as a result.
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At a point when it becomes unable to give the processor all the power it needs to hit a peak of power, the requests will be spread out over a few cycles.
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Though the coronavirus primarily causes fever or difficulty breathing, some patients have been experiencing diarrhea, prompting speculation that it could be spread through fecal matter, Business Insider's Morgan McFall-Johnsen reported Tuesday.
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Such a move should ensure that the practice of ordaining married priests was "quarantined" within the region, making sure that it could not easily be spread to the rest of the church.
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Where the economic affects of automation tend to be spread broadly across the whole of an economy, however, displacement of routine work by trade tends to have a more focused geographic impact.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Planned Mexican budget cuts in 2017 will be spread across ministries, and gas prices will be gradually liberalized next year, new Finance Minister Jose Antonio Meade said on Thursday.
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It is not yet clear whether the contract would be concentrated with one or two shipbuilders or be spread more widely, said the official from KOST, who also declined to be identified.
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Earlier on Friday, the president's office presented a new bill that the conversion's cost for banks will be spread over years, but failed to assess the costs of the operation for lenders.
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In fact, probability distributions with the same mean can look vastly different: they can be spread out or bunched together, lopsided to the left or right and have broad or narrow shoulders.
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The more states that adopt the waiver, the more the $8 billion in the Upton amendment must be spread around, the less money for individual people to help lower their insurance costs.
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The program will also include $1.2 billion in purchases of commodities, including pork and dairy products, to be spread out over several months, Undersecretary for Marketing and Regulatory Programs Greg Ibach said.
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There's a good chance the virus started in bats and jumped species before hitting humans, prompting health experts to try and determine whether COVID-19 can be spread from people to animals.
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NEW DELHI, Feb 13 (Reuters) - A false rumor that the coronavirus can be spread by chickens has slashed Indian poultry sales by almost 50%, top supplier Godrej Agrovet Ltd said on Thursday.
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In one instance, 14 doctors and nurses operating on a patient -- who was not known to be carrying the virus -- were all infected with it, suggesting it can be spread relatively easily.
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Instead, 24 hours of opening arguments for each side will be spread over three days, for a moment swelling Democrats' momentum as they push to break the standoff over calling new witnesses.
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Two major requirements of the settlement had been agreed upon: the court-appointed federal monitor and the $1 billion, which would be spread over four years and go toward repairs to Nycha.
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Earlier this year, for example, the company said it would continue to allow lies to be spread via political ads, to allow political claims to be scrutinized in public, "warts and all."
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Scientists have warned that many aspects of the virus — which can be spread by people with no outward symptoms and appears to pose a significant risk to the elderly — remain largely unknown.
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In the absence of a commonly accepted authority — whether it be a trusted government or a curated news source — the internet permits lies and evil to be spread with almost no check.
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"The positive energy that there was tonight needs to be spread around," an unidentified Jewish man tells the group in American-accented English before handing over the menorah, which he called symbolic.
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"These investment will be spread over time, up to 12 years for the payments to be made, but the infrastructure will be ready in three years, four at the most," he added.
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The case, the health department says, is a reminder that Zika can be sexually transmitted — previous research suggested that the virus could reside in men's semen, pointing to how it may be spread.
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This is a finely powdered charcoal, made from biomass and in effect immune to biodegradation, which can be spread on fields to help retain water and nutrients and support a healthier soil ecosystem.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The French overseas territory of La Reunion is experiencing an unprecedented outbreak of dengue fever which could be spread by tourists to other countries, the World Health Organization said on Wednesday.
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The U.S. Navy might be spread thin across the globe, but it could still put together enough combat power - be it in submarines, surface warships or land-based aircraft - to do the job.
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The virus, which can be spread by contact with animals or humans, can develop from headache and drowsiness to a coma within days, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Any losses linked to a potential conversion of foreign denominated mortgages should be immediately reflected in lenders' results, and cannot be spread over time, PwC's partner Lukasz Bystrzynski told daily Dziennik Gazeta Prawna.
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"There's no doubt that we're going to be spread thinner," she added, "but our hope and our intention is that we are going to have a very robust monitoring program" on Election Day.
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CAMBRIDGE ANALYTICA'S FACEBOOK DATA WAS ACCESSED FROM RUSSIA, UK LAWMAKER SAYS In 2017, the company also revamped its systems to make it harder for fake news to be spread and eliminate fake accounts.
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But paying truck drivers a living wage would neither imperil the economy nor cause spiraling inflation — the costs would be spread among the billions of tons of freight moved by truck each year.
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A: While many gyms are closed, there is no evidence that the virus can be spread to humans in pools or hot tubs, according to the US' Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Authorities around the country, including in the capital Beijing, have canceled the temple fairs and festivals that accompany the holiday to avoid having large public gatherings where the airborne virus could be spread.
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US authorities doubted asymptomatic transmission was possible The German study marks the first time scientific evidence available to the public has shown that the Wuhan coronavirus can be spread before someone develops systems.
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No matter what they do, I can only hope that next year's nominations will be spread among more shows, and that the winners will be as surprising (and well deserved) as this year's.
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The CDC says that those estimates don't include all germs that could potentially be spread via water nor do they include less severe illnesses that didn't result in an ER visit or death.
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In need of new cash, Faraday Future and Evergrande agreed on a $700 million advance, according to the new court filing, which would be spread out in smaller installments through the end of 2018.
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Herpes can also be spread through saliva, if the person has an oral herpes breakout, which means you could get it from kissing — and we know how much kissing goes down on the Bachelor.
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To make matters more complicated, researchers have discovered that Zika isn't just transmitted via mosquito bites, it can be spread via intercourse too, and a sexually transmitted case was reported in Dallas in February.
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Given all at once, $2 billion would put a major dent in the hundreds of thousands of Americans without housing—though in all likeliness these funds would be spread over a decade or more.
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The $350 billion cost estimate in an analysis released Wednesday by the nonpartisan Committee for a Responsible Budget would be spread over 2003 years unless key provisions of the law are maintained or replaced.
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The stimulus plan, which had been well flagged, will be spread over eight years and the infrastructure build-out will target rail, water, green energy and the digital economy, according to the government's proposal.
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Over-the-top rhetoric and distortions of his record and testimony at his first hearing produced short-lived headlines, which although debunked hours later, continued to live on and be spread through social media.
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In the case of wildfires, soot and ash from flames can be spread more thinly than in a structure fire, but this plume spreads over a much wider area so more people are affected.
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That's apparently true of the …Read more ReadMore research is needed to determine if Ebola can be spread by a person who shows no or very few symptoms, but it's a very distinct possibility.
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The teams are competing for a total of $7 million, which will be spread out over the course of the competition, including a $4 million grand prize and $1 million for the runner-up.
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But as Mr Frankema and Ms van Waijenburg point out, growing populations mean that resource riches will have to be spread more thinly—and this is assuming that elites do not grab the lot.
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The investment, which was approved by its board in a meeting on Tuesday, would be spread over the coming 74 months and extend the life of the mine by another 50 years, Codelco said.
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Funding may go to domestic or international projects and can be spread among thousands of loans, said Shane Yonston, CFP and principal advisor with Impact Investors, who has used these for about 15 years.
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But plenty of it can also be spread among the GOP legislators who refuse to challenge the president more directly or at all, as a co-equal branch of government is supposed to do.
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It will soon be demolished in favor of a system of smaller LCD screens that will be spread throughout the terminal, a change Amtrak said would improve congestion and add benefits for disabled travelers.
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The source said the assistance - to be spread over several years - would be similar to an C$867 million five-year package offered to Canadian softwood lumber producers in 2017 after Washington imposed tariffs.
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The virus, which is transmitted by mosquitoes, is less likely to be spread during the Rio Games because they are taking place in the cooler climate of the Southern Hemisphere's winter, the organization said.
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But two years later, the company found itself in hot water in the wake of reports that its researchers had adjusted users' news feeds to study how emotions can be spread on social media.
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Over-the-top rhetoric and distortions of his record and testimony at his first hearing produced short-lived headlines which, although debunked hours later, continue to live on and be spread through social media.
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The games will be spread across three main venues: Pyeongchang, where the official Olympic Village and Olympic Stadium are; Jeongseon, where Alpine skiing will take place; and Gangneung, where ice skating will take place.
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The Centers for Disease Control has said that coronavirus is thought to be spread mainly through person to person contact, between people who are six feet apart, and through respiratory droplets of sick individuals.
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"I'm concerned that we might be spread too thin, and this was brought to the attention of the American public when our soldiers in Iraq were targeted by a ballistic missile attack recently," Rep.
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The problematic history of public responses to viruses such as HIV-AIDS that may be spread through sexual contact, especially when the virus initially impacts disenfranchised or stigmatized groups, is further cause for concern.
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Fifty-three of the Chihuahuas will be spread out between Humane Society of Boulder Valley, Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region, Denver Dumb Friends League, Denver Animal Shelter and Longmont Humane Society for adoption.
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Fifty-three of the Chihuahuas will be spread out between Humane Society of Boulder Valley, Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region, Denver Dumb Friends League, Denver Animal Shelter and Longmont Humane Society for adoption.
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A staple of the fair since 1854, the sculpture requires an amount of butter that could be spread across 19,200 slices of toast, and must be housed in a showcase that's kept at 40 degrees.
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Radionuclides of iron-60 delivered via interstellar dust particles were found to be spread globally, the result of two major fluxes occurring 1.5 to 3.2 million years ago and 6.5 to 8.7 million years ago.
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Herpes meningitis can be caused by bacteria, fungi or other types of germs, and it can be spread through sexual contact or from a woman to her baby during childbirth, according to Johns Hopkins Medicine.
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The federal government has dedicated $633 million in new investments toward its smart city program, but that money will be spread out over 70+ cities, bringing the average to a whopping $1.1 million per city.
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Parasites can be spread through contaminated water supplies in places with poorly functioning sewage treatment facilities or malfunctioning public utilities, according to David Heymann, a professor at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
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The three most urgent superbugs for which we need new antibiotics are Acinetobacter baumannii, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and Enterobacteriaceae, which includes E. coli, a bacterium that can be spread through food and make people very ill.
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Public health experts, as well as state and local leaders, warn of an imminent outbreak the U.S. The virus, which can be spread by mosquitoes and sexual contact, is known to cause severe birth defects.
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Regardless from whom the Poles acquire their submarines, however, it is of the utmost importance that they finalize a purchase that will take years to complete and whose costs, therefore, could be spread over time.
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Fallon mentioned that he wished the bad Trump stories could be spread out a little bit, allowing voters to hold and fully savor each in turn, rather than being force-fed them day after day.
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The first case of the Zika virus to be spread from a woman to a man during sex has been reported in New York City, a finding that again upends medical understanding about the disease.
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Roughly 100 positions will be cut in Switzerland with another 100 in the United States, the spokesman said, adding the rest of the cuts would be spread across a number of countries, mostly in Europe.
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Why it matters: The school year is starting and public health officials are concerned that the highly contagious virus will be spread via unvaccinated children and college students, possibly leading to severe complications or death.
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That might include pushing China to allow more troubled state-owned enterprises to fail, so that their accumulated profits might be spread through the Chinese economy instead of funneled toward the purchase of foreign assets.
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In October, US Attorney General William Barr asked Facebook to delay its plans to encrypt messages on its platform, citing that information relating to terrorism and sex trafficking can be spread across encrypted messaging apps.
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Whatever the inaccuracies in the journal report, many experts remain concerned about the potential for coronavirus to be spread by asymptomatic individuals, in large part because of anecdotal information received from their colleagues in China.
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All these dynamics should give consumers relief: The impact of oil's rally on prices at the pump will probably be minimal, and any uptick in price will be spread out over a period of time.
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The $1 trillion for infrastructure the president proposed may not roil muni bonds too greatly because the outlay would probably be spread out over a decade, making it more digestible for the $3.8 trillion market.
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In a proposal to the government finalised on Tuesday, the LDP called for spending sized around $92 trillion yen to be spread over the next fiscal year, thereby reducing the size of the supplementary budget.
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Usually, that amount of people would be spread across a few acts and throughout the day, but obviously everyone was there to see Britney, so they were all crushed into one space at the same time.
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Westpac changes were expected to be earnings per share-positive in 2020 with one-off costs from the sale, initially estimated at between A$250-A$300 million, to be spread over fiscal 2019 and 2020.
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The cuts will be spread across the United States but are concentrated in Des Moines, Iowa, which is expected to have about 400 reductions, and Fort Mill, South Carolina, which is expected to have 111 cuts.
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That was deeply vital in rural areas, where people can be spread out across great geographic distances, but even the sound of a familiar local voice on the radio can provide a kind of stabilizing mechanism.
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"It is dangerous and we would assume it can be spread quickly, even in a hospital environment if it is not well contained," said Dr. Gail Cassell, a microbiologist and senior lecturer at Harvard Medical School.
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Executives worried that boards would be stuffed with women who knew nothing about their enterprises or that the relatively few women in senior executive ranks would be swamped with requests and would be spread too thin.
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Seattle's new shelter spaces will be online in two to three weeks, Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan said at a press conference Thursday, adding they'll be spread across two tiny-home villages and a former treatment facility.
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With only Mr. Biden and Mr. Sanders onstage, it will also be the smallest Democratic debate of the campaign; several earlier debates featured as many as 20 candidates and had to be spread over two nights.
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It could take years to digitize and catalog the Rollins archive, which includes some notes from the bridge period; then the archive will be spread across four of the center's five divisions and made searchable online.
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Dismissing claims of drug use, Bieber said changes in his "skin, energy, and overall health" were caused by the "so far incurable" Lyme disease, a bacterial infection that can be spread to humans by infected ticks.
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And if there is still money left over after that, it will be spread out among those who have filed claims, including through additional cash payments and additional credit monitoring services, according to the settlement documents.
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"We are still doing a lot of investigation to understand whether Zika can be spread person-to-person through contact with a sick person," said Dr. Satish Pillai of the CDC, who is investigating the case.
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Teenagers overseas and entrepreneurs in the United States discovered this year that they could earn thousands of dollars a month by writing wholly fictionalized or wildly exaggerated partisan political news intended to be spread on Facebook.
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This opens up a host of research questions, like what to do as humans encroach on the bat's habitats, what diseases might be spread, and how the bat might compete with other species of bats for resources.
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Damian Collins, the UK MP who has been spearheading the international investigation into Facebook, noted that while Facebook is cracking down on fake accounts, the company is still allowing misleading content to be spread by real users.
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Miller said GE had expected some power-plant orders that it booked in the first quarter to be spread more throughout the year, suggesting the relatively strong quarter did not signal a turnaround in the ailing unit.
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The funding, which will be spread over two years and represents about a 50 percent increase in UKAD's annual budget, came after a review of UKAD's operations by the government's department of culture, media and sport (DCMS).
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However, Trump's $916 million loss in 1995 -- around the time his Atlantic City casinos were going bust -- could be spread out over a total of 18 years to offset the taxable profits he earned from other businesses.
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While it has virtually eliminated, polio remains a threat to global health because as long as a single child remains infected, the virus can easily be spread into polio-free countries and unimmunized populations, the agency says.
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Matsui and DeLauro say the federal government shouldn't make any financial contribution for the 2026 tournament, which will be spread through venues across the US, Canada and Mexico, until the playing field is level for female athletes.
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While the amount will be spread throughout the tournament, it's been estimated that the final bout could result in as much as $10 million for the tournament winner, a substantial amount compared to the average boxing purse.
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"The market can take it; there's a huge amount of liquidity out there," a senior leveraged finance banker said, adding that the workload on investors will be spread among analysts as the deals are in different sectors.
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The purchases will be spread over 10 years, with 27 of the F-35As and 18 of the F-353Bs to be acquired, as well as the two warships to be refitted, in the first five years.
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The $2231 billion investment will be spread out over the next decade to create around 2000,2480 housing units for middle- and low-income residents, according to a blog post written by Facebook's chief financial officer David Wehner.
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The employees who showed symptoms are under a 14-day quarantine, but the factory decided to shut its doors as a precaution even though COVID-19 is not known to be spread through food or food packaging.
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At his suggestion, I didn't boil the meat but roasted it above a collection of root vegetables under aggressive sprays of kosher salt and black pepper, on sheet pans so that everything could be spread out wide.
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They aren't sure how long Zika can remain in semen, whether the virus can be spread through oral sex, or whether women can pass the virus through sex (so far, cases have involved men spreading the virus).
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At least one more candidate, billionaire activist Tom Steyer, has met the heightened qualifications for the next debate, meaning it is likely to be spread over two nights as the first two were in June and July.
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Authorities had confirmed earlier this week that the virus, which has been linked to a market selling animals, could be spread among humans, despite an earlier belief that humans were able to catch it only from animals.
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When these purchases are complete, Google's Bay Area employees will be spread out from San Francisco to San Jose, while employees at its main Silicon Valley rivals Apple and Facebook will largely be clustered more closely together.
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The government has earmarked 100 billion yuan ($2542 billion) for relocating and retraining state workers over two years, but with up to 228 million coal and steel jobs to be axed those funds could be spread very thin.
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Although the tariffs that Mr. Trump has enacted thus far hit only a small segment of China's steel and aluminum sector, the pain of a proposed additional set would be spread across manufacturers of more than 1,300 goods.
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"Firms are adopting a strategy of diversification to use the comparative advantages of each center to their best interest and so activities will be spread around," she told a panel discussion at the French lower house of parliament.
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Take valuation following a new funding round, for example: in most cases existing shareholders will already be privy to this information, which, by restricting who can trade on Seedrs secondary market, won't need to be spread any further.
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Paulo Gadelha, president of the Fiocruz research institute, told a news conference that scientists have found live virus in saliva and urine samples, and the possibility it could be spread by the two body fluids requires further study.
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It was established early this year that Zika could be spread through intercourse from man to woman and from man to man, and an asymptomatic man might harbor infectious virus in his semen for more than 93 days.
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To make matters worse, the rear deck of the Model X can only support 285 lbs somewhat saying the rear axle cannot hold that much weight, and the additional weight needs to be spread between the two axles.
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Obesity may not be spread by bacteria, but it is communicated in a social sense, not least through the commercial promotion of unhealthy food and by misleading language that diverts attention from the underlying toxicity of these products.
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According to the Center for Disease Control, the novel coronavirus can be spread from person to person through droplets in the air, skin-to-skin contact, or through bacteria picked up by our fingers... or under our fingernails.
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The House's 24 hours of arguments, which will be spread over three days, are intended to hammer home its case but also to try to convince moderate GOP senators that the trial should include additional testimony and documents.
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Chinese officials are racing to contain the outbreak after it was confirmed the infection can be spread from person to person, raising the possibility of increased transmissions as China enters into the busy Lunar New Year travel period.
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Making that task more difficult is the fact that the virus can be spread before any symptoms appear, Chinese health authorities said Sunday, meaning carriers may not realize they are infected before they transmit the virus to others.
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Alarmed officials are rushing to learn more about how the virus is transmitted, including how many of those infected experience mild symptoms or none at all, and whether it can be spread by people who are symptom-free.
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Across Asia and elsewhere, strict checks and screening have been put in place for all travelers arriving from China -- though this may be ineffective as scientists previously warned that the virus can be spread while patients are asymptomatic.
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Healey said a U.S. heroin epidemic has fueled rising hepatitis rates in the prison population as the virus can be spread by infected needles, and that state-run prisons are not eligible for discounts available to federal programs.
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Such a system would involve a charge (less than one-tenth of one percent) on all healthcare costs — essentially a user fee that would be spread across a massive base, and so be very low in percentage terms.
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The teenager at the center of a social media storm over a standoff with a Native American elder claimed Monday that the video posted online misrepresented events and has caused "outright lies" to be spread about his family.
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It didn&apost happen immediately but when you mandate that people go into a pool of insured who obviously they are high risk because they have pre-exiting conditions, that cost is going to have to be spread around.
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The flurry of recommendations began in Brazil, where a top health official said that scientists have found live virus in saliva and urine samples, and the possibility it could be spread by the two body fluids requires further study.
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According to just-published research from the University of East Anglia in Norwich, England, antibiotic-resistant E. coli is more likely to be spread by "poor toilet hygiene" than it is by undercooked chicken or other often-blamed foods.
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Blood-borne pathogens can be spread if blood or bodily fluids from an infected person come into contact with mucous membranes such as the eyes or mouth, or open wounds and cuts, according to the National Library of Medicine.
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While the information appears to be spread all around the workspace, Sheppard told me they were careful to work within the HoloLens' relatively narrow viewing frame, which is like a 42-inch HDTV floating in front of your face.
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In addition, Fitch believes there could be a significant impact on banks' capitalisation through the adoption of Sri Lanka Financial Reporting Standards (SLFRS) 9 in 2018, although the effect of this on regulatory capital ratios could be spread out.
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While local experts agree Google's investment is a step in the right direction, they are skeptical the $1 billion figure will make much of a dent, especially since the funds will be spread out among several Bay Area cities.
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The findings confirmed earlier reports that the number of outbreaks of emerging infectious diseases is growing and that zoonotic disease, which can be spread between animals and humans, continues to represent well over half of all infections in humans.
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In the Nature study on melioidosis, scientists said the bacteria that causes it, Burkholderia pseudomallei, is commonly found in soils in Southeast Asia and Northern Australia, but can be spread to non-endemic areas via imports of infected animals.
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The increased investments would see the group's overall capital spending rise to around 103 billion crowns next year from an estimated just over 210 billion in 21 and would be spread over the coming 28.4186-4 years, it said.
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"When a person has a history of cold sores or HSV-1, regardless of whether an outbreak is present or not, the herpes virus can be spread to sexual partners to the genital area through oral sex," Loanzon said.
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Infectious disease specialist Dr. Thomas Butler previously told Insider that Capnocytophaga bacteria can be spread when saliva comes in contact with an open wound, anywhere the skin is broken, or a mucous membrane like your eyes, nose, or mouth.
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In a bid to boost domestic consumption and make the economy somewhat less lopsided, Taiwan announced a T$882.4 billion ($29 billion) stimulus package in March, though the infrastructure spending will be spread over eight years, diluting its impact.
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Eventually that milk will be spread evenly throughout your coffee, and these cells are doing the same sort of thing - they're moving in an undirected manner and eventually, slowly, they manage to fully colonize the skin of this animal.
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They tend to be spread by coughing and sneezing, direct contact with an infected person, or touching objects and surfaces, such as door handles and light switches, where the viruses can live and remain infectious for days or weeks.
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" U.N. Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed, who traveled with Wallstrom, told the council that "while the impact of climate change may be spread unevenly across different regions today, no country will be spared from its consequences in the long-term.
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With strong consistency, whenever data is written to the database, all the different nodes (which could be spread around data centers across the globe) have to agree on a new value before it becomes visible in an app, for example.
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While it's not exactly clear how the needles at VIP were used, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, HIV, hepatitis B, and hepatitis C can be spread through needlestick and other sharp injuries, mucous membrane, and skin exposures.
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Photo: Coos County Sheriff's OfficeThis week, an emergency room in the Pacific Northwest was briefly quarantined after five people—including two police officers and a hospital worker—experienced mysterious hallucinations from an unidentified illness believed to be spread by touch.
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Unlike many previous games, Tokyo 2020 won't have a single Olympic park where people can move freely between several venues and facilities; instead, events will be spread out across the metropolitan area, and people will need to authenticate themselves at each.
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Right now, they're $25 each, and I'm donating 15% of proceeds to the Breast Cancer Awareness Foundation this month, but that will be spread out amongst a number of different organizations that benefit women's health and other issues, like trans visibility.
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What this means essentially, is that instead of keeping digital certificates in one centralized location, which makes them vulnerable to being hacked and tampered with, they would be spread out in a world-wide ledger, one fundamentally impervious to alteration.
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Unlike Ebola, which requires direct contact with bodily fluids — blood, feces, urine — from an infected animal or person, both SARS and MERS are thought to be spread by respiratory means, like coughing or sneezing, and are therefore much more contagious.
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"The fact that it has been found in other sites may also reflect its ability to persist on a patient's body and be spread in the environment around them -- one of (the) reasons that C. auris is causing outbreaks," Tsay said.
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"We estimate that the financial effect of the risk-weight increase on the entire banking sector will be up to 12 billion zlotys," Moody's said, adding that the impact would be spread over time and would not curtail their lending.
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The three cities' subway plans will require about 80 million tonnes of the commodity, 10 percent of China's annual demand, according to Reuters calculations based on industry standards for subway design, although that will be spread over a few years.
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Outbreaks in the United States can be caused by unvaccinated people traveling overseas to poor countries where measles vaccine coverage is lower and bringing the virus home, but equally the opposite is true; diseases can be spread from wealthy nations.
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But with the possibility that the virus could be spread via surfaces touched by many people, some firms have suspended use of the devices - often small frames on which a worker breathes and receives a pass or fail in seconds.
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Like most successful American exports, soybeans are produced at high efficiency by a small number of workers using cutting-edge technologies, like tractors connected to satellites so the optimal mix of fertilizers can be spread on each square foot of farmland.
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Containing the outbreak Chinese officials are racing to contain the outbreak after it was confirmed the infection can be spread from person to person, raising the possibility of increased transmissions as China enters into the busy Lunar New Year travel period.
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In short, the chance of getting a top pick will be spread out a little more, giving the worst team only a 14 percent chance of winning (down from 25) and giving stronger teams a bit more of a chance.
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Alarmed officials are rushing to learn more about how the virus is transmitted, including how many of those infected experience mild symptoms or none at all, and to what extent it can be spread by people who experience no symptoms.
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"Irrespective of the precise shape of future relations following the Brexit, non-automatic access from London will result in a significant shift of financial services activities to the EU 27 that will be spread across several financial centres," the paper said.
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Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease expert at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, said there is concern that people infected in Florida will travel to other areas of the country where Zika could then be spread through local mosquitoes there.
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These D.J.'s will be spread out between the main room, The Lost Circus room, which will resemble a life-size carousel in just a few hours, and Kings Hall, which will have couches and disco balls hanging from the ceiling.
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Carlock has numerous investment ideas in his report (stuff like brownfield restoration and tree-planting), but even if enough ideas can be found, administration, which would be spread out in state offices and community centers across the country, remains daunting.
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"If there is any blame to be spread around, it starts with the prime minister of Iraq who sectarianized his military, setting Shia against Sunni," she said, also citing Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad, Saudi Arabia, and Iran as responsible for ISIS.
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Zeng Qun, the deputy head of Shanghai's Civil Affairs Bureau, said at a news conference on Saturday that the virus could be spread that way, meaning it might be transmitted more easily — even if people are not in proximity — than previously thought.
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The company says that its so-called AWS Graviton Processors have been optimized for performance and cost, with a focus on scale-out workloads that can be spread across a number of smaller instances (think containerized microservices, web servers, caching fleets, etc.).
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The company appears to be an excellent fit as one of the primary use cases is delivering virtualized services, VMware's bread and butter, to branch offices, which may be spread out geographically, and to mobile users accessing those services from outside those offices.
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"So many of the issues being faced in nomadic communities -- especially things like flooding, drought, water scarcity -- are the issues that are going to be spread out on a much wider spectrum across the world according to a lot of projections," he says.
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Codelco said when the plans were first drawn up in 2012 at the height of the copper boom, it had planned for the mine to be spread over four levels, but had revised its plans to three, to save investment and operational costs.
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Some automakers may try the Kindle-like model to bundle the hardware cost into the price of the car, but most mobile carriers will prefer it to be spread out into a more familiar pricing model with a steady stream of income.
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The 10,000-square-foot exhibition area is to be spread over the fifth and sixth floors of H Queen's, a 24-story "gallery and lifestyle tower" under construction in the bustling Central district, and will open shortly after the building is completed.
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Facebook has endured heavy criticism in recent years for allowing misinformation to be spread on the platform via both posts from average users and from paid advertisements, and the 2020 presidential election has brought even more scrutiny to the social media platform.
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Call it what you will, what we are seeing today is how ancient fears can be spread through the electronic media, and how, in the hands of a master showman, these common prejudices can be made to serve as a political platform.
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The parasites seem to be spread by a species of fly that feed on eyeball secretions, usually on cattle but scientists have linked the parasites to face flies, which feed on the fluids secreted by cow or human eyeballs to lubricate them.
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We'd either have to expect many people to quit their jobs and/or drop their hours or for there to be an increased need for childcare, which is almost just as likely a place for a virus to be spread as a school.
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In 1987, four years after it was determined that H.I.V. could be spread only through sexual or blood-to-blood exposure, there were still doctors and dentists who refused to see H.I.V./AIDS patients out of lingering and irrational fears about its contagion.
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As public-health experts such as Fauci have stressed, the highly contagious virus can be spread by people who are otherwise healthy, asymptomatic, and not even aware they are sick, which makes social distancing an imperative public-health policy at the moment.
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PRO-BUSINESS, BUT HANDS ON Investment bankers expect the sale of the state's corporate holdings to be spread over time and that it may not be a smooth process under Macron, given his interventionist approach during previous negotiations over deals involving state.
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Billions of dollars will be spread across other federal departments and agencies like the Coast Guard, the Department of Labor, the National Weather Service, the EPA and the Education Department to both rebuild government facilities and provide cash to help disaster-wrought communities.
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Second, the researchers found little to no effect from neutral factors known to skew seat distribution — like the tendency of Democratic voters to live closer together in cities, thus wasting more votes than Republicans, who tend to be spread over a wider area.
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Health officials say that while the virus doesn't appear to transfer easily from person to person, they can't rule out the possibility that it can be spread through human transmission — a crucial factor in whether it could potentially result in a wider outbreak.
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The job cuts will be spread over the next few years up to 2020, but the size of the cull, representing nearly a fifth of the workforce at Germany's second biggest bank, implies that compulsory layoffs cannot be ruled out, the person said.
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The latest trade initiative, the Strategic Partnership Council, envisages "new investment and procurement opportunities" that will be spread across a range of sectors including education (the U.K. is going to help Saudi reform its education system), training and skills, financial and investment services.
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Every appetizer is under $10 except the chopped raw beef, which is dressed with shallot oil and chile oil and can be spread on flaky, oily scallion bread with a daub of Sichuan-spiced beef fat or a swipe of smoked egg yolk.
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It's a concern that seems to be spread equally across all age cohorts, with approximately 22 to 24 percent of Canadians feeling that if they had a more secure job or a steady income, they would be more likely to purchase real estate.
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Different strains of bird flu, which can be spread to poultry by wild birds, have been detected across Asia and in Europe in recent weeks, leading to the slaughtering of millions of birds in South Korea and Japan and several human infections in China.
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"Laboratory testing found genetic material from the Zika virus in the patient's urine, but a blood test was negative, indicating that the virus can no longer be spread from her by a mosquito," the Texas Department of State Health Services said in a statement.
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"Without a viable vaccine, ASF is incredibly difficult to control owing to its ability to be spread by wild boar and through the consumption of contaminated pork and other products by pigs," Linda Dixon, head of the African Swine Fever Group at Pirbright, said.
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And it has to be spread around cities, in all kinds of neighborhoods—not just the least desirable lots up against a freeway, or a neighborhood like the Tenderloin (which, apparently unique among San Francisco neighborhoods, allows services and supportive housing and prohibits its demolition).
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Part of a larger push to plant more fruit and wood trees championed by Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, the $0003 million grant will be spread across some 1.2 million acres (50,000 hectares), an area the size of more than 900,000 American football fields.
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As the annual march, with its dozens of floats and some 20,000 participants, proceeds down Fifth Avenue in Manhattan in a celebration of lesbian, gay, transgender and bisexual pride on Sunday, thousands of New York City police officers will be spread among the crowd.
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The larger reason for secrecy around government economic data is not fear that it will be released early to the public, but that it will be spread privately to individuals who will then be able to make a profit off trading on insider information.
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Lil Yachty's weird, cartoonish flow sounds like it was made to be spread over the bubbly flavour of K-Pop, and it kind of recalls Kanye West's 2011 freestyle "Never See Me Again", which we all know is the best Kanye freestyle out there.
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Ms. Spade, 41, said that for about $5,000, her company will be able to turn bodies into compost and return the soil to loved ones to be spread on a garden or to help grow a tree, just as people can spread cremated ashes.
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"The biggest thing that's concerning about this virus is that it can be spread by someone who's asymptomatic, which is a real departure from most of the most of the viruses or communicable diseases that we have been dealing with in recent years," she said.
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At least 12 presidential hopefuls are expected to appear together on a single night at next month's televised debate in Ohio, Democratic officials said on Friday, contrary to recent speculation that the event might be spread across two days to accommodate the large lineup.
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At least 12 presidential hopefuls are expected to appear together on a single night at next month's televised debate in Ohio, Democratic officials said on Friday, contrary to recent speculation that the event might be spread across two days to accommodate the large lineup.
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But as one of two Republicans (Manny Alicandro, a lawyer, is the other) running, Mr. Ulrich may benefit from the race's nonpartisan status: With 15 Democrats in the race, the traditional Democratic vote may be spread so diffusely that it could boost a Republican's chances.
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Part of a larger push to plant more fruit and wood trees championed by Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, the $30 million grant will be spread across nearly 0003,000 acres (50,000 hectares), an area the size of more than 90,000 American football fields.
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Although $7.2bn is more than analysts had expected, investors will probably see the deal as good news: Deutsche will fork out only—"only"—$3.1bn in cash and pay the rest as "consumer relief", such as changes to borrowers' loans, which will be spread over five years.
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At each site these will be spread over tens of kilometres, to take advantage of a technique called interferometry, in which an array of dishes working together can simulate a single larger telescope with an aperture equivalent to the separation between the farthest members of the array.
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Abe, in the Kenyan capital Nairobi to attend the sixth Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD), said the package would be spread over three years from this year and include $10 billion for infrastructure projects, to be executed through cooperation with the African Development Bank.
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If Democrats are "stacked" into a few districts in which they have overwhelming majorities, the remaining votes can be spread or "cracked" much more thinly among the remaining districts and enable Republicans to win over a number of districts that can create large advantages independent of votes.
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The federal government estimates that within five years, about 11 million people will receive individual market coverage funded through an HRA, but those people will be spread across 85033,000 employers, meaning only about a dozen employees will get health care this way from each participating employer.
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The company said the job cuts and overhaul of its business would cost it 500 million pounds and they would be spread across 2018, 2019 and 2020, and would be reported as separate one-off costs, allowing it to stick to its targets for free cash flow.
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And the big kahuna at the top, just before the Inauguration, President Obama created new rules that allowed the intelligence, historically protected with one agency to be spread across at least 212 agencies, signaling to his people, let it all hang out and leak your heart away on Trump.
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EEEV can be spread by several species of mosquitoes, including those that make their home along the warmer areas of the U.S. Though many people infected with EEEV either develop no or only flu-like symptoms, around 5 percent go on to experience serious brain swelling (the titular encephalitis).
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Fitch understands from management that while the debt repayment programme is now underway it could take time and be spread over 2016 and early 2017, as Casino will want to optimise its strategy and ensure that it obtains the best terms under any tender and reduce early termination penalties.
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The $100 million fund will be spread out over five years or so, and will be awarded both to companies and people that use or plan to use the Web Monetization standard in an interesting way, and to content creators who are poorly served by existing monetization methods.
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E Even though Zaharan has not specifically called on his recruits to directly attack Catholic churches or the Indian High Commission, he has, since 2016, preached to his followers that the murder of nonbelievers is a most noble religious endeavor and that Islam should be spread through such acts.
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Dalia Samhouri, a senior regional official with the World Health Organization, said both Iran and Egypt, two of the most populous countries in the Middle East, were likely underreporting cases because of the nature of the virus, which can be spread by individuals who show no visible symptoms.
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If Canada does back out, it could spell two big problems: it could raise costs for the remaining partners, since they will be spread out over fewer overall planes, and it could lead to other smaller partners to back out as well — which, in turn, could increase costs.
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For example, a dog that lives in a rural area with exposure to wildlife or in area with heavy rainfall may need the leptospirosis vaccine, given that Leptospira (a spirochete bacteria) thrives in standing water, mud, and general dampness and can be spread from the bite of an infected animal.
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Because of these overlapping forces, whether or not someone means to sow discord, or spread hate, or propagate false and misleading information, discord can be sown, hate can be spread, and false and misleading information can be propagated by behaviors that otherwise don't create a blip on the political radar.
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Because they would continue to be responsible for pursuing Superfund cases, cutbacks would likely be spread across the division's workload, which also includes suing oil companies, power plants and other corporations when they violate such antipollution laws as the Clean Air Act, the Clean Water Act and the Oil Pollution Act.
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Many types of viruses, including the common cold, can't be spread between household pets and people, as Insider previously reported — they have different cell receptors than humans, which may prevent some human-borne viruses from catching hold to cause an infection (although animals can have their own versions of those diseases).
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The US Navy ordered a one-day operational pause -- which will be spread out over a couple weeks and conducted at the discretion of individual commands -- in response to the McCain collision, but Harris stressed that the string of incidents will not affect the US military's ability to defend itself from incoming threats.
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Then there's Ohio's 2628st District, where aircraft parts manufacturing represents a significant portion of the over 28500 jobs supported by exports to the U.K. In fact, 6900 congressional districts have over 2628 jobs that are directly supported by exports to the U.K. The impact of Brexit will be spread widely across industry.
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The meeting in the amphibious assault ship's wardroom consisted of a briefing on the situation and the importance of exercising "social distancing," a term used to refer to separating oneself from others in order to prevent the spread of the disease that can be spread through coughing, an unnamed sailor said to ProPublica.
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Related: Hope Solo's Off-Field Guilty Pleasures Canadian public health expert Amir Attaran warned in the Harvard Public Health Review that Zika could explode into a global epidemic after the Games, as 500,000 visitors return to their home countries possibly carrying the disease, which can be spread via sexual contact as well as mosquito bites.
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"For me, the cacao industry is in permanent risk, because intentionally or unintentionally this disease could be spread in just one flight," said Wilbert Phillips-Mora, head of the Cacao Genetic Improvement Program at C.A.T.I.E. He added that the uptick in global travel and commerce in the developing world has created new avenues for infection.
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Hepatitis A, a highly contagious liver disease, can be spread in several ways, including: eating even a small amount of contaminated fecal matter; eating food handled by someone with the virus who did not wash his/her hands beforehand; eating raw shellfish from polluted waters; or having sex with someone who has the vurus.
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My vision is for this to be spread far and wide, and I would like thousands and thousands of people to see the video and I want it to be comforting for people who have been hurting and feeling alone, whether they are gay or whether they are Mormon, whether they are not Mormon.
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After they explain why an individual piece of music means so much to them, the piece is played on its own, The quiet joy of the show can also be spread outside of your podcast listening app, as the collaborators have made a Spotify playlist of all of the picks, as have the fans.
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With an eye on voters in northern and central England who broke their long tradition of backing the opposition Labour Party to support him in the election, Johnson also said the state-run NHS health service would be his top priority while vowing that extra funding for education and infrastructure would be spread "more fairly".
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The great Austrian physicist Ludwig Boltzmann showed that energy disperses, and entropy increases, as a simple matter of statistics: There are many more ways for energy to be spread among the particles in a system than concentrated in a few, so as particles move around and interact, they naturally tend toward states in which their energy is increasingly shared.
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Read more:The red meat allergy that's spread by ticks might also be spread by a common itchy pestAllergies really are getting worse — it's not just youAmerican Airlines is changing who makes its uniforms after over 3,500 employees reportedly suffered from intense allergic reactionsHere's why your mouth might get itchy or tingly when you eat fresh fruits and veggies
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Since Fiat and Chrysler first came together in the wake of the 2009 Chrysler Group bankruptcy, it has been seeking a another merger partner to give it the size and scale it needs to be more competitive in the global auto industry, where massive research and development costs must be spread over the greatest number of vehicles.
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