Both said they never came into contact with Ebola patients.
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It's unclear how Ivanka Trump came into contact with Klokov.
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It's not clear how Harry came into contact with the Symbiote.
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Authorities are now tracing people who came into contact with him.
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The animals likely came into contact with the poison there too.
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As water came into contact with the mine's minerals, it was contaminated.
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She was warm and welcoming to everybody she came into contact with.
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"My hand came into contact with part of her body," he said.
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When I came into contact with his work, I thought: I exist!
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I had these full long conversations with everybody I came into contact with.
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Everyone who came into contact with me was able to see that joy.
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Other politicians who came into contact with the Brazilian delegation in Florida — Sens.
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It is unclear how much water came into contact with the coal ash.
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Miley Cyrus came into contact with an aggressive fan while in Spain this weekend.
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They both survived but another person who came into contact with the chemical died.
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"My power destroyed everything it ever came into contact with, until you," she says.
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At the moment, we don't know how the hedgehogs came into contact with salmonella.
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Health officials are tracking and vaccinating those who came into contact with the patients.
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Other politicians who came into contact with Bolsonaro and his delegation, including Florida Sen.
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Two of them came into contact with an infected relative in a hospital there.
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It remained unclear why or how the man came into contact with the train.
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"We need to establish quickly what they came into contact with and where," he said.
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Hospital workers who came into contact with the patient were being monitored for potential symptoms.
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Investigators do not believe the boy came into contact with the drug at his home.
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That's where I came into contact with Dimitri Levas, who procured flowers for Robert Mapplethorpe.
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The hotel was being used to quarantine people who came into contact with infected individuals.
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He eventually came into contact with John Coltrane, then a hometown hero on the rise.
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The parakeets came into contact with chickens, he speculated — and picked up a poultry disease.
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Soon, I became her assistant, and through that, I came into contact with other local midwives.
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But when the eye came into contact with the mountains, it bounced around like a pinball.
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These dogs all lived before Europeans came into contact with the indigenous people of the Americas.
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"The fumes came into contact with an unknown ignition source and exploded into flames," LAFD said.
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Sacatepequez television published images of a charred landscape where the lava came into contact with homes.
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The announcement narrows the many possibilities of how the Skripals came into contact with the poison.
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The White House said there is no indication they came into contact with the infected attendee.
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Other members of parliament who came into contact with the minister have gone into self-isolation.
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Scholars have noted parallel experiences of Indigenous groups when they came into contact with European conquerors.
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Both remain critically ill, and a policeman who came into contact with them is also hospitalized.
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"You were the first group of Americans I came into contact with," Xi told his Iowa friends.
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It's possible that pangolins came into contact with bats in markets or other human enclosures, virologists said.
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"João Gilberto was the greatest artist my soul came into contact with," Veloso said on social media.
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The toddler — from Hastings, Minnesota — began to experience severe reactions when she came into contact with water.
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Another theory is that they came into contact with residue from the assassination attempt on the Skripals.
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Your fun-loving, inspiring, and positive energy made an impact on everybody you came into contact with!
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Authorities say an undercover FBI task force officer first came into contact with the man on FetLife.
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Officials were continuing to investigate precisely how and when the woman came into contact with the virus.
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People this person came into contact with were notified and deep cleaning took place where they work.
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Hospital staff who came into contact with the mother and newborn have been instructed to self-isolate.
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Scores of Israeli schoolchildren who came into contact with the group were subsequently told to stay home.
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According to SamMobile, other employees who came into contact with the infected employee are now under quarantine.
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But the rest of her body began to react violently whenever she came into contact with light.
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Before this, there is no evidence that locals came into contact with anyone from outside the area.
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They fixed it where it would gel up if it got wet and came into contact with moisture.
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"A United Airlines aircraft briefly came into contact with another aircraft that was taxiing at Burbank," stated United.
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And yet they couldn't afford not to: Everything a Neanderthal came into contact with was a valuable clue.
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Nearly everyone he came into contact with has regretted it, been manipulated, lost their livelihood, or their life.
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A family of five who he came into contact with in France have all tested positive for the illness.
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These animals, some of which came into contact with radioactive food, now roam Namie's empty streets and overgrown backyards.
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She then carried the burning blanket into the living room where it likely came into contact with couch cushions.
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Then they will vaccinate others who came into contact with someone with Ebola, and the contacts of those contacts.
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Heightening tensions, a Colombia-based airline asked its employees to alert authorities if they came into contact with him.
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The woman came into contact with one of the infected patients in her job at Doctors Hospital in Sarasota.
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Powers also said that seven staff members at that facility who came into contact with Weinstein have been quarantined.
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Second, people came into contact with someone who had been to China or to another country with Covid-2304.
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Topuz denies the charges, saying it was not his decision who he came into contact with through his work.
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Second, people came into contact with someone who had been to China or to another country with Covid-19.
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Japanese health workers have begun screening 273 people who displayed symptoms or came into contact with the infected man.
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Just look at what some of these classics have done to the young minds they came into contact with!
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The CDC believes the man came into contact with bovine tuberculosis pathogens while removing infected organs from dead deer.
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But they added that he came into contact with "very few individuals," leaving home only to seek medical care.
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He studied Japanese, played basketball and flirted shamelessly with every female nurse he came into contact with at Kosair.
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Dawn Sturgess, a 44-year-old mother of three, reportedly came into contact with the nerve agent on June 29 .
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She went to remove a chock from the plane's front tire, when her arm came into contact with a propeller.
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Health officials have been working against the clock to trace all those who came into contact with the Italian man.
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But that sample was a minority of the 195 health care personnel who came into contact with the infected patients.
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In all of his groundwork for Trump, Bob Carey almost never came into contact with Democratic organizers focused on veterans.
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He came into contact with the police in connection with burglaries and fights, but managed not to draw much attention.
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TMZ broke the story ... YoungBoy got busted later that night after law enforcement came into contact with his tour bus.
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I first came into contact with construction workers in Phnom Penh while working for a local newspaper back in 2014.
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Most of what the foam came into contact with was pavement, which cleanup crews are expected to power wash, he said.
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They came into contact with an East Asian population at some point, and members of the two groups had children together.
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Officials are said to be seeking those who came into contact with the victim to contain the spread of the disease.
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The woman tried to remove a chock from the plane's front wheel, but her arm came into contact with the propeller.
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Paul Gosar of Arizona earlier revealed they came into contact with the infected man and were self-quarantining as a precaution.
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The government has tested about 2,000 people including, it said, many of those who came into contact with the affected tourists.
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The announcement narrows the possibilities of how the victims came into contact with Novichok, a lethal toxin developed by Soviet scientists.
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Iterations of Magie's game were played by Quakers living in Atlantic City, New Jersey, where Darrow came into contact with it.
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Every time the family came into contact with the authorities, another caseworker was brought in to provide a sliver of help.
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It's still unclear how many people came into contact with the patient, who was being treated at Kaiser Permenante Medical Center.
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In 230, Mr. Bales had an open wound that came into contact with human waste while he was conducting homeless outreach.
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Many of the victims first came into contact with Nassar to receive treatment for injuries, particularly from gymnastics or other sports.
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The situation then took a turn for the worse when the tick came into contact with tree sap, enveloping it even further.
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It also began to kill not just birds but leopards, tigers, and even some humans who came into contact with infected chickens.
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Old Nick is from southern Italy, and first came into contact with Mayhem in 1990, back when he was running a fanzine.
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And federal authorities came into contact with Rathburn or his employees a dozen times – including six border crossings – from 20133 through 2013.
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Cruz is also self-quarantining, as are some other lawmakers who came into contact with a delegate at CPAC who tested positive.
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Google instructed employees at its Dublin office to work from home, after one person there possibly came into contact with the virus.
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A thinner liquid would be more easily broken down if it came into contact with water, but a gel would repel water.
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Sean Conley, the White House physician, wrote that Trump "briefly came into contact" with an individual with whom he took a picture.
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The only time he came into contact with police was when the police officials stamped his passport when he landed in Egypt.
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Among the questions the government will face is how many people Mr. Johnson came into contact with over the last few days.
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The police department contacted public health officials and ordered three officers who came into contact with Piazza to self-quarantine, NJ.com reported.
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Some 2,197 people who came into contact with infected people were being kept in isolation, while 765 have been released from observation.
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The hospital since said it was "meticulously tracing" anyone who came into contact with the woman in case they got sick too.
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He said that person then came into contact with someone who then "went to Codogno" — one of the Lombardy towns on lockdown.
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The formidable Barbara knew where her readers wanted the line drawn: No Cartland heroine ever came into contact with a hardened rod.
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All they could find beneath the microscope was the debris of bacteria that came into contact with the mysterious chemical and exploded.
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Two employees came into contact with someone who had been infected with COVID-19, and another New York staffer later tested positive.
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When colonial Americans came into contact with these tribes, they would frequently adopt the full moon names that were already in use.
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I first came into contact with Taylor on Twitter last summer when I was looking for teens who could help unpack Tana's appeal.
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Dwight&aposs personality and his sense of humor endeared him to everyone he came into contact with, even during his most trying times.
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The flare-up seems to have occurred after a person came into contact with infected body fluid from an Ebola survivor, WHO said.
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Most of the schizophrenia-linked DNA, discovered in the 2014 study, came into contact with genes known to be crucial to brain development.
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By 173, when Robson was about 8 years old, the family came into contact with Jackson again during a vacation in Los Angeles.
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By 1990, when Robson was about 8 years old, the family came into contact with Jackson again during a vacation in Los Angeles.
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But the same warrior women of the vast steppes of Central Asia also influenced other cultures who came into contact with Scythian nomads.
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Experts say that the toxin degrades so slowly that it's possible the couple came into contact with it well after the original attack.
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In the past, Vibrio infections have arisen after people swam in the Chesapeake Bay or came into contact with seafood from those waters.
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Through our exhibitions, programs and reference services, last year more than 1 million visitors came into contact with the Veterans History Project collection.
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That question became relevant to doctors in Amesbury, England, on Saturday when a couple came into contact with a Soviet-era nerve agent.
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On March 9, he announced that he came into contact with an individual at CPAC who had tested positive and would self-quarantine.
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Gwen Moore of Wisconsin announced on March 16 that she came into contact with an individual who tested positive and would self-quarantine.
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Because they relied on memories to reconstruct people's movements, investigators might not have identified everybody who came into contact with the coronavirus patients.
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The two patients came into contact with a community-acquired case currently hospitalized at UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento, the release said.
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The attendant has been isolated, and 12 crew other workers who came into contact with her have also been asked to stay home.
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Five of them previously attended the Conservative Political Action Conference, where they came into contact with an attendee who later contracted the virus.
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Congressman Gaetz was informed today that he came into contact with a CPAC attendee 2628 days ago who tested positive for COVID-28503.
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It is not confirmed whether she ever came into contact with anyone who contracted the virus or showed any symptoms to warrant testing.
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The employee informed the bank at the weekend and staff who came into contact with him have been told to work from home.
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Lastly, Ms. Clapp has one more safety note: if your battery came into contact with any liquid, you should buy a new one.
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According to Uber Mexico's Twitter account, the suspended users had ridden with two drivers who came into contact with a possible coronavirus case.
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The Times reported in 1976 that players, including Reid, were affected by the disorder after they came into contact with their hockey equipment.
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In her role, she came into contact with undocumented migrants who had been ordered to leave Belgium — people very much like Mr. Akilov.
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He also came into contact with Times journalists in Beijing in May, and he met with them when they later traveled to Yushu.
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Amtrak said in a statement that the train came into contact with a vehicle that was on the tracks at 11:20 a.m.
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Authorities have been searching for the source for months after two Russian nationals first came into contact with the nerve and became gravely ill.
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More recently, Dawn Sturgess and her partner Charlie Rowley became severely ill after they came into contact with the nerve agent on June 30th.
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" During his testimony, Mueller claimed his "hand came into contact with a part of her body … what seemed to be a ribcage or ribs.
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"My hand came into contact with a part of her body … what seemed to be a ribcage or ribs," he said during his testimony.
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After handling the raw meat, thoroughly wash your hands and any utensils and surfaces that came into contact with the ingredient, the CDC says.
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Anyone who leaves the high-security laboratory must be very careful to ensure that nothing they came into contact with reaches the outside world.
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None of more than 300 people who came into contact with the two patients after they showed symptoms, however, developed symptoms of their own.
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Fabio Wajngarten, Mr. Bolsonaro's press secretary and part of his entourage in Florida last week, came into contact with Mr. Trump during that time.
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Rick Scott and Lindsey Graham also came into contact with the Brazilian official, Fabio Wajngarten, and said they were self-quarantining as a precaution.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel has entered into quarantine after she came into contact with a doctor who later tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
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The woman has been transferred to a hospital in Chittagong, and at least 21 people who came into contact with her have been quarantined.
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Indonesia on Monday confirmed its first two cases of coronavirus infection after two citizens came into contact with an infected Japanese woman last month.
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He and his daughter, Yulia S. Skripal, who was visiting from Russia, came into contact with it and became extremely ill, but they survived.
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The transit agency reported that 189 people came into contact with a moving train last year, a description that covers a range of encounters.
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Detectives say that Skripal and his daughter first came into contact with the nerve agent at their home, where the poison was heavily concentrated.
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They also included information on how much the animals came into contact with humans, and considered variables like hunting, hiking, construction, urban development, and farming.
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Comey said the agency first came into contact with the killer in May 2013 because of some "inflammatory and contradictory" statements he made about terrorism.
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"Since the day he was born, he brought abundant joy to our family and all those who he came into contact with," the parents said.
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Women represented 43 percent of those who came into contact with the law, although they are only 13 percent of the California HIV-positive population.
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He was, he had told her, allergic to the metal, especially when it came into contact with sweat—an unfortunate conflict between body and art.
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Although the study says evidence of reverse zoonosis is fairly solid, the authors are not sure how the birds came into contact with the bacteria.
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During the last few months we were together, everyone who came into contact with him would tell me he was drinking again — even his hairdresser.
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It was at the Queen Victoria Hospital in West Sussex, where Wood (then a junior surgeon in training) first came into contact with burn patients.
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He has previously spent some time living in New York, which is actually how he first came into contact with the folk at Thrive Capital.
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On Thursday, officials were also grappling with how to handle the revelation Trump came into contact with a Brazilian official who tested positive for coronavirus.
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Five Republican officials have self-quarantined after they came into contact with a person who had the coronavirus at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC).
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Healthy patients would likely have to touch the dirty masks or surfaces, or something that came into contact with them, in order to ensure exposure.
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Ted Cruz — who attended CPAC and were informed they came into contact with someone who had a confirmed case have announced they will quarantine themselves.
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Gazprom said the employee was in a stable condition and all necessary measures are being taken, including establishing which people he came into contact with.
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The company is asking anyone who came into contact with the affected employee to self-isolate and monitor for any symptoms of the novel coronavirus.
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The authorities in Majorca are now investigating whether the infected man came into contact with other people on the island before going to the hospital.
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He later traveled to a chalet in Les Contamines-Montjoie, where he came into contact with five Britons who later tested positive for the virus.
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Finally, lawmakers eventually got frustrated investing billions into a system that was failing to rehabilitate a majority of people who came into contact with it.
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What's more, they're not even sure if the spider wanted to eat the tick, or how the immobilized tick came into contact with the tree resin.
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"My hand came into contact with a part of her body … what seemed to be a ribcage or ribs," Mueller said during his testimony on Tuesday.
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" According to the agency, "nine UPS employees who came into contact with the box reported feeling a burning sensation and were treated with a chemical wash.
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The couple, who are expecting their first child in late April, were pros with every kid they came into contact with during their day-long visit.
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Both the restaurant and the Mill pub remain closed as officers try to determine where Skripal and his daughter came into contact with the nerve agent.
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An effort is underway to find out everyone who came into contact with the patients once they left, said Tarik Jasarevic, a World Health Organization spokesman.
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But Dr. Lea and his colleagues speculate that they could be in the packaging as well as in water that came into contact with any ingredients.
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Last year alone, PG&E equipment caused 17 fires, often after falling branches or trees came into contact with power lines, according to state fire officials.
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The left wing of Scoot flight TZ188 "came into contact with an Emirates aircraft…while TZ188 was taxiing before take-off," a Scoot representative told CNBC.
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Immersing himself in the busy metropolis, he immediately came into contact with a culture completely different from the remote Irish setting he'd wandered as a child.
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As the electrical resistance of the fingertip nanomesh changed as it came into contact with a metal plate, the resulting data was transmitted to the laptop.
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"Portions of our Gulf waters became poisoned in some way that caused the death of all fish that they came into contact with," wrote another chronicler.
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Mulvaney is self-quarantining at home in South Carolina after his niece, who lives with him in Washington, also came into contact with the Brazilian delegation.
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Having done so, she inadvertently exposed herself to the coronavirus, and — had she become infected with it — would have exposed all she came into contact with.
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The utility said it is evaluating whether the guy wire came into contact with the jumper, which could have had the potential to cause the blaze.
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After emancipation in 1865, she continued to live on the Smith plantation and came into contact with early civil rights activists such as Amelia Boynton Robinson.
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He views celebrities like Kanye as his only true equals outside of the uber-rich businesspeople he came into contact with in his past life. 3.
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Later, I came into contact with footage of her that [LGBTQ activist] Randy Wicker had taken over the years—much of which I've shared on my blog.
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In doing so, he came into contact with all different kinds of cultures and religions and refused to confine his spiritual beliefs to a single dogmatic creed.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers were unable to assess how often people came into contact with these chemicals in food packaging, the authors note.
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Over 70 percent of people reported sick said they came into contact with chicks or ducklings in the week before their illness began, according to the CDC.
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More than 3,300 people have received Merck's experimental vaccine and health workers kept a watch on 1,706 people who came into contact with Ebola patients, officials said.
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And it wasn't just dog owners who benefited from the pet-friendly policy; other employees who came into contact with the animals reported less stress, as well.
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Javid, the home secretary, said last week that the couple likely came into contact with Novichok at another site that wasn't part of the clean-up operation.
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Wash your hands and any item that came into contact with raw beef, including countertops, utensils, dishes and cutting boards, with soap and water, the CDC advises.
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An update on the incident states a fatal chemical reaction resulted when two cleaning products, Super 8 and Scale Kleen, accidentally came into contact with each other.
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It was the mid-1980s when Les Wexner, CEO of Victoria's Secret parent company L Brands, first came into contact with now-convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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"We believe the Skripals first came into contact with the nerve agent from their front door," said Dean Haydon, Britain's' senior national coordinator for counter-terrorism policing.
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The working theory is that Mr. Rowley and Ms. Sturgess accidentally came into contact with residue from materials used to carry out the attack on the Skripals.
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The annual gathering of conservatives attracted thousands of people, including some members of Congress, "several" of whom came into contact with the patient, the Associated Press reported.
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Trump previously tested negative for the coronavirus after he came into contact with a member of the Brazilian delegation who later tested positive for the novel virus.
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Paul Gosar of Arizona also announced on Sunday that he would self-quarantine after he and members of his staff came into contact with the infected attendee.
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As of Thursday, 65 D.C. inmates have been quarantined because they came into contact with a deputy marshal at Superior Court who tested positive for the disease.
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And during his youth, his world of poetry and ideas came into contact with the dynamic politics of Dr. Mohammad Mossadegh and his party, the National Front.
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Most recently, Mar-a-Lago hosted events with attendees who later tested positive for COVID-19, including a Brazilian press secretary who came into contact with Trump.
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She added that it was difficult to identify who had been exposed to infected people, including those who came into contact with other people during shore excursions.
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While both Reed and Atkins came into contact with floodwater, the bacteria left behind even after the waters recede still pose threats as residents return to assess damages.
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The plaintiffs came into contact with Weinstein in situations that now sound familiar -- discussing scripts or movie roles during hotel room meetings where Weinstein sometimes wore only underwear.
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As well as those who thought the product looked silly, plenty found the glasses sinister, worrying that their users were covertly filming everyone they came into contact with.
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For decades, scientists assumed that wild mice first came into contact with humans only after the introduction of agriculture, when they began feasting on cultivated and stored crops.
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By 261, when the now-2100-year-old choreographer was about 8 years old, the family came into contact with Jackson again during a vacation in Los Angeles.
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This has made for some amusingly awkward moments, especially during "Winterfell," in which Bran spent most of his screen time weirding out everyone he came into contact with.
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Details: The child is currently in an Ebola treatment unit in Uganda, according to the WHO, and those who came into contact with the patient are being monitored.
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In 2015, it was reported that 99.5 perfect of the population came into contact with lead-contaminated water that was in violation of the Safe Drinking Water Act.
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Cartwright said she thinks she and her family came into contact with Crews at a Fargo restaurant last September in a "bizarre" incident centering on her young daughter.
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"Since the day he was born, he brought abundant joy to our family and all those who he came into contact with," the family said in a statement.
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The physician reported that over the weekend clinicians — unprotected at the time due to the protective mask shortage — came into contact with patients whose tests came back positive.
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Eventually, she came into contact with Romare Bearden, who went on to mentor her, and she became a player within the New York art scene for several decades.
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They noticed that as soon as the bubble came into contact with the icy surface, water that was sandwiched inside the soap began flowing upward from the base.
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"It's basically just horrible I can't get a test because who knows how many people I came into contact with when I wasn't showing any symptoms," she said.
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"Congressman Gaetz was informed today that he came into contact with a CPAC attendee 11 days ago who tested positive for COVID-19," Gaetz's staff said on Twitter.
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Nine elephants were electrocuted near a village in eastern Botswana this week after they came into contact with a fallen power line near a water source, officials said.
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"Congressman Gaetz was informed today that he came into contact with a CPAC attendee 11 days ago who tested positive for COVID-19," his office tweeted Monday afternoon.
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The most powerful explosions at Kilauea since the early 19th century came in 1924, when groundwater came into contact with hot rocks, generating powerful explosions caused by steam.
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And though Fleck says he often feels invisible, had he been black, he truly would have been — except, of course, when he came into contact with the police.
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She flits among a large assembly of characters to show that a cataclysm like "the Black Death" was experienced differently by those who came into contact with it.
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The NGC 5195 black hole features two powerful bursts that may have occurred when the galaxy came into contact with a large spiral galaxy M51 millions of years ago.
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Spain's National Microbiology Center has confirmed its second case of coronavirus, a British male who reportedly came into contact with someone in France who was carrying the deadly virus.
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Chlorine poisoning symptoms depends on whether a person came into contact with the chemical or the gas, as well as amount and length of exposure, according to the CDC.
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Charlotte Murphy of Essex said she came into contact with the invasive yellow flowered-plant when she fell into a brush of it on the side of the road.
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I can't say I knew them well enough that I could say how they'd think, we just came into contact with each other because of what we were doing.
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The package leaked and nine UPS employees who came into contact with the box reported feeling a burning sensation and were treated with a chemical wash, the FAA said.
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Separately, one Democratic congresswoman announced on Monday that she and her staff are working remotely after finding out that she recently came into contact with someone who tested positive.
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Julia Brownley of California announced on Monday that she and her staff are working remotely after finding out that she recently came into contact with someone who tested positive.
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One senior official said the young immigrants would not be targeted, but are "illegal immigrants" who would be processed for deportation if they came into contact with immigration officers.
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" The museum says it will issue "no-trespass, cease-and-desist letters to two visitors who used offensive and inappropriate language when they came into contact with the students.
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They would have to test all of the people that person came into contact with, and treat the ones who tested positive — even if they didn't have symptoms yet.
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With only a few patients to treat, public health officials in countries without large outbreaks can also focus on tracking down everyone a sick patient came into contact with.
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Working in laboratories owned by the tech giant, LaChappelle came into contact with a new 3D printer machine from Stratasys that could print in color and to precise designs.
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This suggests they were used mainly on seeds (possibly from cassava) smaller than the cashews which today's monkeys pound, meaning hammerstone and anvil often came into contact with one another.
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Police are still trying to piece together how the pair came into contact with the poison, but they have confirmed Sturgess and Rowley touched a contaminated item with their hands.
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Previously ICE has targeted employers by inspecting their I-9 forms, which document workers' eligibility, and has apprehended only those individuals agents came into contact with who lacked work authorization.
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Indiana health officials are warning attendees of a recent NBA game that they may have been exposed to rabies if they came into contact with a bat in the arena.
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Along the way, new concerns have cropped up about wear on equipment that came into contact with the contaminated water: refrigerators with water lines, dishwashers, water heaters, even fire trucks.
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Nadine Dorries, who became ill last week, was at a recent Downing Street event with Prime Minister Boris Johnson and reportedly came into contact with hundreds of people in Parliament.
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Grisham told CNN she was staying home "out of an abundance of caution" after she came into contact with a Brazilian delegation that visited Mar-a-Lago in recent weeks.
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"He works with members that are getting tested ... and he consults with (the members) to map who (they) came into contact with," the aide said, referring to the Capitol physician.
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Ted Cruz is the first person in Congress to take the big step of self-quarantining after he says he recently came into contact with someone who now has coronavirus.
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Paul Gosar of Arizona also announced on Sunday that he was going into self-quarantine after he and members of his staff came into contact with the infected attendee. —Rep.
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The man who died worked in the retail sector and came into contact with many tourists during the early stages of the coronavirus outbreak, Retuers reported citing health officials said.
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On Friday, Germany's Interior Ministry floated the idea of tracking its citizens via their smartphones to see who came into contact with someone infected with the coronavirus, according to Reuters.
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The employee informed the bank over the weekend, and staff who came into contact with him have been told to work from home, a source familiar with the matter said.
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Under questioning from Mr. Baldridge, Mr. Mueller said "it's possible" his hand came into contact with Ms. Swift's bottom, and if so she had a right to tell KYGO officials.
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LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman — and MIT professor Neri Oxman, in a statement obtained by the Globe — said they only came into contact with Epstein through Ito for Media Lab fundraising.
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Symptoms of a semen allergy are similar for people of all genders: you may experience redness, burning, pain, swelling, itching, or hives on any area that came into contact with semen.
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Former KYGO morning show host David Mueller, known professionally as "Jackson," said his right hand, in a closed fist with the palm down, came into contact with part of Swift's body.
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He ran a San Antonio-based digital marketing firm, Giles-Parscale, and first came into contact with the Trumps by designing the websites for Trump Winery and the Eric Trump Foundation.
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Somewhere along the twisty path of the twentieth century, Vladimir Nabokov, our brilliant dreamer-in-chief, came into contact with Dunne's theories of oneiric prophecy and was evidently inspired by them.
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Phillips was attending the Indigenous People's March last week in D.C. when he came into contact with the students who were in town from Kentucky for the annual March for Life.
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Southwest Flight 6737 was pulling into the gate at BWI Sunday evening after flying from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, "when a ground vehicle came into contact with the aircraft," the airline said.
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That includes several lawmakers who came into contact with an individual who tested positive with coronavirus at the Conservative Political Action Conference, including President Donald Trump's incoming chief of staff, Rep.
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"He always had a smile on his face and was known for going beyond the call of duty to help citizens he came into contact with on his shift," Booth said.
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Ohr first came into contact with Steele in the mid-2000s, people who know him said, as both fought against the evolving threat of Russian organized crime for their respective countries.
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Food that contains trace amounts, because it was produced with factory equipment or kitchen tools that came into contact with peanuts, can prove fatal for allergic individuals who consume it unsuspectingly.
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Because the woman had traveled on two commercial domestic flights while sick, the CDC, state and county health departments started an investigation to find anyone who came into contact with her.
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The T.S.A. said in a statement that the officers were receiving medical treatment and all other employees who came into contact with them were being quarantined for two weeks at home.
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Javid said it is likely that the pair came into contact with it at a different site from Yulia and her father Sergei Skripal, a former colonel in Russian military intelligence.
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Earlier this month, for instance, two Missouri officers were also sent to the hospital after they stopped a driver whose car contained fentanyl and one came into contact with a broken pill.
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As noted by Deborah Haynes, the defense editor for the Times, the most likely explanation for the subsequent poisoning is that they came into contact with remaining residue from the Skripal attack.
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Each ping is time-stamped, meaning it is possible to detect when a particular shark was at a particular location, and whether it came into contact with any other tagged sharks there.
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However, Rubio noted on Sunday that Page had spoken openly about his connections to Russia, and that he became a person of interest when he came into contact with the Trump campaign.
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But he was on the radar of federal law enforcement officials, who questioned him about his contacts with a Russian intelligence operative years before he came into contact with the Trump campaign.
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The data was generated by around 29,000 people who volunteered to turn over their phone's location data to the BBC, along with a manual log of who they came into contact with.
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But the total includes the first case of coronavirus confirmed in a person who had not traveled outside of the country or came into contact with another person who contracted the virus.
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One of the people said HSBC had told its staff who came into contact with him to work from home, as the areas affected, including the research department, undergo a thorough clean.
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They include patients who got sick not from family members but from people they came into contact with while working, and at least in one case, people who weren't showing any symptoms.
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However, he said he would issue a written ruling as to whether the case could go forward on behalf of two of the plaintiffs, who never came into contact with the defendants.
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Authorities who spoke to one of the crew members said on two separate occasions, 14 boats came into contact with the ship and that several ship employees helped transfer the bales of cocaine.
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The report said exactly how the lettuce came into contact with the contaminated water is uncertain, but it could have been through direct application to the crop or contact with the harvest equipment.
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Agents first came into contact with the toddler's family on April 2000 at Paso Del Norte Bridge in El Paso, Texas, CBS News reported, citing an anonymous Customs and Border Protection (CBP) official.
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Agents first came into contact with the toddler's family on April 3 at Paso Del Norte Bridge in El Paso, Texas, CBS News reported, citing an anonymous Customs and Border Protection (CBP) official.
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"The edges of the 'tongues' were thinner and tapered, so any mode where the edges came into contact with the body felt to me more like poking than licking," the anonymous reviewer wrote.
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To take a small example from this biography: Blight celebrates Douglass's escape from the South to the whaling town of New Bedford, where he first came into contact with the broader abolitionist circles.
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UK counter-terrorism police are now leading the investigation, though Basu said it was unclear how the two people came into contact with the nerve agent or whether they had been specifically targeted.
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Don Beyer to self-quarantine after contact with friend who tested positive for coronavirus MORE (R-Fla.) said he would self-quarantine after learning he came into contact with the same individual. Rep.
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Amazon said it fired Smalls for violating a quarantine order it issued after Smalls allegedly came into contact with a co-worker who tested positive for COVID-19, the company told Business Insider.
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Toward the end of the press conference, Trump was asked whether he himself would be tested for the virus, after he came into contact with an infected Brazilian official at Mar-a-Lago.
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Health investigators have found that the coronavirus can be transmitted from human to human and have so far identified 16 people the patient came into contact with since returning to Seattle from China.
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Two of the new patients, all Thai nationals, had returned from vacation in Japan's northern island of Hokkaido and came into contact with the third, said Sukhum Kanchanapimai, permanent secretary at the ministry.
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The National Labor Relations Board on Thursday directed some of its staff in Washington D.C. to work from home after an employee came into contact with a person who tested positive for coronavirus.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A Russian government employee who may have tested positive for coronavirus has been quarantined and all colleagues he came into contact with placed under observation, the government office said on Thursday.
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The soldiers spent the night of October 3 in the field — Dunford wasn't clear on whether this was planned or improvised — and came into contact with enemy forces the next day, October 4.
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Four months later, two people in the UK also came into contact with the same Novichok nerve agent that was used against Skripal, and one of them — a woman named Dawn Sturgess — died.
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In the Washington outbreak, "patient zero" was also visiting from outside the country, carrying a strain of the virus that's circulating in Eastern Europe, and came into contact with unvaccinated children in Clark County.
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Experts believe the streak is evidence of a fire in a coal bunker below deck, which may have caused damage in the very same region where the ship came into contact with an iceberg.
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" She recalled the pair becoming friendly in the downtown Manhattan art scene of the early 1980s, and said that she realized early on "that everything that came into contact with Madonna could be important.
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The package leaked and nine UPS employees who came into contact with the box reported feeling a burning sensation and were treated with a chemical wash, the FAA said, in proposing a $350,000 fine.
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This guy is a professor somewhere in Britain, and what he did was he came into contact with three officials, three of whom had already previously been implicated in terms of connections to Russia.
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Layden said there are currently 21 patients in Illinois under investigation for potential coronavirus, and officials are working to track anyone who came into contact with the couple who tested positive for the virus.
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"Our strong working assumption is that the couple came into contact with the nerve agent in a different location to the sites which have been part of the original clean-up operation," Javid said.
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Despite being a social smoker, working in a building where someone potentially came into contact with COVID-19, and exhibiting many of the known symptoms, I did not qualify for a coronavirus screening test.
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He came into contact with Socialist activists and ideas, and witnessed the short-lived Troelstra Revolution of late 1918, during which Dutch social-democrats briefly tried to emulate an ongoing revolutionary uprising in Germany.
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According to the whistleblower, those teams came into contact with the returnees without using safety equipment, were allowed to visit other parts of the military bases, and some then flew commercial airlines back home.
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SHANGHAI, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Shanghai is taking action to try to identify anyone who came into contact with a coronavirus patient who arrived in the city from Iran, the local government said on Thursday.
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In July, however, two members of the public, Charlie Rowley and Dawn Sturgess, were poisoned after they inadvertently came into contact with the nerve agent, believed to have been discarded after the March attack.
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Details: County health workers reached out to about 500 people who came into contact with the infected students, and roughly 79 of those individuals have not shown vaccination records at UCLA, the LA Times reports.
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Sperm could drip near your vulva (and, subsequently, your vagina) if you came into contact with semen, but even that would require some interesting physics to get you pregnant, so you are most likely fine.
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The Atelier facilitated dialogues between School of Paris luminaries and its students, and Soldevilla came into contact with such artists as Jean Arp and Victor Vasarely, whose examples instigated a new phase in her work.
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And there is now concern for the President's daughter and adviser, Ivanka Trump, who came into contact with Australian Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton, who confirmed Friday that he had tested positive for the coronavirus.
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One person he did suggest would take a test was himself, saying it was likely he would receive one "fairly soon," after he recently came into contact with a Brazilian official who later tested positive.
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Matt Gaetz of Florida also received a test for the virus, without showing any symptoms, after he came into contact with someone who tested positive after attending CPAC and later interacted with President Donald Trump.
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"At this point in our investigation, we believe the Skripals first came into contact with the nerve agent from their front door," Dean Haydon, the U.K.'s senior national coordinator for counter-terrorism policing, said.
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The serological tests show that a person has developed antibodies to SARS-CoV-2, which means they very likely came into contact with it (and either have it, or have already recovered from having it).
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In August 25, overgrown trees came into contact with power lines in the Cleveland-Akron area of Ohio and caused a cascading failure that blacked out the entire U.S. Northeast and neighbouring parts of Canada.
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In recent days, Trump has been in contact with at least three individuals who came into contact with an attendee of the recent Conservative Political Action Conference who has since tested positive for the coronavirus.
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MOSCOW, March 26 (Reuters) - A Russian government employee who may have tested positive for coronavirus has been quarantined and all colleagues he came into contact with placed under observation, the government office said on Thursday.
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It also suggests that the same island environments that resulted in such diversity in the penguin family can also be linked to doom for some as they eventually came into contact with hungry human settlers.
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Health experts tracked down 250 people who came into contact with the woman before and after she died, including other people in the yoga retreat, emergency services personnel, hospital workers, and people at a funeral home.
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A key task for health workers responding to the outbreak is known as contact tracing, which involves tracking down everyone an infected person came into contact with, and either vaccinating them, tracking their health, or both.
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But a pirate's life is not all exploration: after a happy afternoon of in-game time playing around in the sand, the players came into contact with enemy pirates, and turned their cannons against each other.
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They also installed transistors to measure the light produced by the E. Coli cells when they came into contact with heme, which is the substance inside red blood cells that binds to oxygen in the lungs.
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The Florida congressman who mocked the coronavirus panic by wearing a gas mask on the floor of the House last week has self-quarantined after he too came into contact with the coronavirus-positive CPAC attendee.
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Despite considering what she did a "very twisted prank," Fasula said the store threw out every item she came into contact with and worked with a local health inspector to identify and disinfect areas she entered.
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Zymere's mother and her boyfriend were charged in the boy's fatal beating, but state and city reviews showed that employees failed to talk to doctors, relatives and other people who came into contact with Zymere's family.
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An official from the California Department of Public Health called him, asking him a series of questions from a checklist, including an accounting of every person he came into contact with over the previous two weeks.
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The 2014 champion believed he may have touched a motorbike but television footage suggests he came into contact with a spectator on the right side of a narrow road that lacked barriers to protect the riders.
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Right now, for example, health workers are pursuing a ring vaccination strategy, which requires tracking down every person that an Ebola patient came into contact with when they were ill, and inoculating them to stop its spread.
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A 38-year-old Korean who came into contact with the Malaysian when he travelled to Singapore for a business conference has also been infected, the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (KCDC) said on Wednesday.
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At the time I didn't know why I was so drawn to this Japanese anime that featured a character who was a boy that transformed into a girl every time he came into contact with cold water.
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I hired a car and drove around the country, documenting my journey with a video camera, interviewing people I came into contact with, hoping to learn more about a conflict many believed dated back to the Bible.
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What elevates this achievement even higher is that these lifelike movements only get better when the monsters came into contact with me (or with other monsters), which is where the pristine animations of most games fall apart.
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Riverdale Filming of the popular CW show was put on pause after a member of production reportedly came into contact with someone who recently tested positive for the coronavirus in the middle of shooting its fourth season.
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Amazon has denied the claim and said it fired Smalls for violating a quarantine order it issued after Smalls came into contact with a co-worker who tested positive for COVID-19, the company told Business Insider.
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HSBC told staff who came into contact with him to work from home as areas affected undergo a thorough clean, and said later that about 73 of the staff in the research department had been sent home.
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The city of Yumen — which had a population of 30,000 — was put on lockdown, with four quarantine centers set up for precaution, and 151 people who came into contact with the man were placed into immediate quarantine.
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The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey immediately began to clean the areas he came into contact with based on security footage, including gates, security checkpoints, check-in counters, kiosks, elevators, and restrooms, CNN reported.
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Another Secret Service agent then came into contact with Zhang; she told the agent she was there to attend a United Nations friendship event and presented the agent with a supposed invitation, but it was in Chinese.
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Per CNN, authorities currently believe that Sturgess and Rowley came into contact with a contaminated item via their hands, but currently lack the ability to determine whether the poison is from the same batch that the Skripals ingested.
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"No risks are being taken with respect to this and hence we are observing people who came into contact with the patient for even a short period of time," said Dr. V. Meenakshi, a senior state health official.
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She was born into a very strange off-world sect that had customs that didn't fit with the customs of any civilization they came into contact with, so they emigrated to another planet, and she was born there.
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Cane users presented with the same arrangement always found the empty chair eventually, but in doing so came into contact with objects other than their target more than five times as often as those using the camera and belt.
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The family has lived in and around Paso Robles, a semirural town in the Central Coast wine country, for about six or seven years, but they don't know where, when, or how Alyssa came into contact with the fungus.
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The website Food Safety News reported that Food and Drug Administration inspectors visited the plant March 14-17 and found chipped and cracked pieces of plastic on parts of equipment that came into contact with onions, among other violations.
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LOS ANGELES – Pacific Gas and Electric Co. power lines that came into contact with trees caused four Northern California wildfires that burned across more than 14 square miles last fall and incinerated 134 buildings, state fire officials said Friday.
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Local officials are tracking 16 people from the mall and three at the hotel who they believe came into contact with the woman, said Dr. Anita Kurian, assistant director of communicable diseases at the San Antonio Metropolitan Health District.
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Under the new system, people would be sent information if they came into contact with someone who was infected and the same information would be passed on to special regional headquarters set up to fight the respiratory disease pandemic.
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Stephen Nundy, a partner and the CTO of Lakestar, said that he first came into contact with Eigen when he was at Goldman Sachs, where he was a managing director overseeing technology, and the bank engaged it for work.
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Tests for contamination in the incubators, as well as among healthcare workers who came into contact with the preemies, were all coming up negative, according to a report on the case published Friday by the American Society for Microbiology.
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" Later in her testimony, Swift addressed Mueller's account of the incident from Tuesday and Wednesday, during which the former DJ alleged that his "hand came into contact with a part of her body … what seemed to be a ribcage or ribs.
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An urgent investigation involving more than 100 police officers has been launched to ascertain whether Sturgess and Rowley were targeted specifically or whether they accidentally came into contact with a batch of the nerve agent left over from the Skripal attack.
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The trace amounts of glyphosate that EWG found in the tested grain products are no where near the levels that Johnson came into contact with, although the study links the risk of cancer with repeated daily consumption of those small amounts.
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WHO described the case as a "game-changer" and it is now scrambling to trace dozens of people the priest came into contact with, including passengers on a bus he rode from Butembo, one of the epicenters of the outbreak.
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The defamation lawsuit accuses the Post of having "targeted and bullied" Sandmann, who was in Washington for the March for Life and came into contact with Nathan Phillips, a Native American elder who was there for the Indigenous People's March.
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Sandmann, who was in the nation's capital at the time to participate with other students in the March for Life, came into contact with Nathan Phillips, who was in the area for the Indigenous Peoples March, according to multiple reports.
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However, if you are a citizen who came into contact with a person with the coronavirus in a different country and then flew home, CDC officials at the airport have the right to detain you and force you into quarantine.
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There are major narrative threads, like your captain's ongoing, clearly cursed hunt for Moby Dick (have you considered, maybe, not hunting him?), or the dismal fates that have befallen just about everyone who came into contact with Ahab's fatal expedition.
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It is not known whether she came into contact with Johnson during the approximately 36 hours between his first symptoms developing on Wednesday and his diagnosis at midnight on Thursday -- a period when he should have, but did not, self-isolate.
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In addition to the affected cruise ship passengers, Placer County officials said that 10 Kaiser Permanente healthcare workers and five emergency responders who came into contact with the man before he was put in isolation have been placed in quarantine.
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Over the weekend, his fears about the pandemic rose, and by Tuesday not only was he telling them not to go, but he also was advising them to reduce to a minimum the number of people they came into contact with.
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They likely came into contact with it by picking up a vial, syringe or ampul discarded by a would-be assassin who took to the city of Salisbury in southern England months ago to target a former Russian spy, police said.
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Under previous administrations, a migrant who came into contact with immigration agents would have typically been released from custody into the US during that waiting period, unless they were found to be likely to flee or a risk to public safety.
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But Mr. Zuberi's activity around the time of the inauguration suggests that he quickly came into contact with a variety of people in Mr. Trump's orbit, some of whom, according to associates briefed on the conversations, discussed business opportunities with him.
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On Monday, Las Vegas Fire and Rescue tweeted a photo of a 9-month-old toddler who experienced second-degree burns to 30 percent of his body when he came into contact with water from a hose that had been left sitting out.
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"We are still speaking with Ms. Danley about the suspect's movements, gun purchases and anything else we need to know about him and how he had planned his assault, and who he came into contact with during the planning phase," Lombardo said.
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We are all a product of our influences, and the fact that George Foreman came into contact with so many well known and technically brilliant boxers over the course of his two careers makes him one of the most entertaining studies in this.
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The state accuses all six officers, who came into contact with him at various points as the van made a series of stops, of ignoring Mr. Gray's pleas for medical help and of endangering him by not buckling him into a seat.
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By 2010, though I was around party drugs most of the time, no one I came into contact with in multiple cities across the northeast US or in Canada was doing colorful pressed E pills anymore or even able to find them.
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Specifically, the Ferguson fire was ignited on July 13 when superheated pieces of a catalytic converter came into contact with dry, roadside vegetation along Highway 140 in the Sierra National Forest west of the park, the Forest Service said in a press statement.
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Scientists do not know how this woman came into contact with the resistant bug, since she had not recently traveled internationally, had not come into contact with livestock and had played only a small role in preparing meals with store-bought groceries.
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GOMA (Reuters) - The World Health Organization said it has vaccinated over 1,300 people who potentially came into contact with the Ebola virus in the Congolese city of Goma, helping contain what many feared would be a rapid spread in an urban center.
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The toddler and her family were taking part Tuesday in a close-up experience with white rhinos at the Brevard Zoo in Melbourne, Florida, when the girl stumbled and came into contact with at least one of the animals, zoo officials said.
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Health officials started trying to trace the motorcycle drivers and other people who came into contact with the patients as soon as the escape was reported, Dr. Peter Salama, head of emergency response at the World Health Organization (WHO), told Reuters on Thursday.
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Their long lives overlapped the imposition of Jim Crow laws in the South, the Harlem Renaissance and the civil rights era, and they came into contact with a who's who of black America: Booker T. Washington, Paul Robeson, W.E.B. Du Bois, Lena Horne.
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The person had no known contact with the senator or any other members of Congress, according to the statement, and the senator asked for testing for any staff members who came into contact with the person and show symptoms of the virus.
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In 2015, a pine tree in the Sierra Nevada mountains came into contact with a 12-kilovolt conductor and burst into flames, leading to a fire that killed two people, destroyed 550 homes and scorched 70,000 acres, the state Public Utilities Commission concluded.
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In conversations with more than a dozen nurses across the country, Business Insider has learned that hospitals haven't provided the nurses who are treating actual coronavirus patients with enough tests — even if they feel symptomatic or came into contact with COVID-19 patients.
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Health officials in Texas have already announced the death of a 250-year-old Harris county resident from Vibrio: She came into contact with flood waters when they ripped into her home, and later died as a result of flesh-eating disease.
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While national public health officials did not specify the number of contacts the health workers had, a senior official at National Health Service group said at least 12 patients at the County Oak Medical Center in Brighton came into contact with them.
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The Ebola outbreak in West Africa, which infected more than 28,600 people and killed some 11,300 across Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, began in December 2013 when a young boy in rural Guinea came into contact with an infected animal, the WHO said.
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For the first time, she entered the sophisticated and cosmopolitan world of the Florentine court, where she came into contact with poets, musicians, intellectuals, and painters, including Michelangelo Buonarroti the Younger (nephew of the great artist), Ottavio Rinuccini, Cristofano Allori, and Galileo Galilei.
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A public health body said the chances the Uber driver could have got the virus are low, and all staff who came into contact with the patient have been traced, with two members being sent home to be in isolation for a 14-day period.
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GOMA, Democratic Republic of Congo (Reuters) - Democratic Republic of Congo moved closer to declaring its Ebola outbreak over when the health ministry said it had completed surveillance of the last people who came into contact with patients and had not found any new cases.
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In doing so, I came into contact with associates in the Seattle Police Department, which is one of the most efficient agencies in one of America's most liberal cities; who have recently been stymied by the city's voluntary participation with a DOJ Consent Decree.
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Schildkrout, who first came into contact with the Jump team at Uber while members of his team negotiated the partnership, is joining its five-member board, which includes Jump CEO Ryan Rzepecki and Menlo Ventures partner Shawn Carolan, who led his firm's investment in Uber.
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Ms. Schuster's closest friend, Katie M. Pepperman, came into contact with Mr. Stolper through the online dating service OkCupid, and after going out with him for coffee, concluded that he and Ms. Schuster ("an almost blind date," Ms. Shuster called it) were a better match.
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"You can't even imagine what a deep impression I had from my visit 27 years ago to Muscatine, because you were the first group of Americans that I came into contact with," he told a group that included Mr. Branstad during his visit there.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Old Vic theater in London said on Thursday it had received 20 separate allegations of inappropriate conduct by Kevin Spacey from 20 men who came into contact with him at the theater, or in connection with it, between 163 and 2013.
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Partial results of its inquiry released last June showed that the air bag explosions appeared to result from damaged or improperly assembled inflators, and when ammonium nitrate, the chemical compound used to inflate the air bag, came into contact with moisture, a particular concern in humid regions.
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But, as I grew older and came into contact with people with more time and money than they knew what to do with, I began to hear near-miraculous first-hand accounts about what outsourcing a hearty BM to a professional every now and then can do.
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Pressure on Mr. Trump to get tested has been growing since he came into contact with Fabio Wajngarten, a top communications aide to President Jair Bolsonaro of Brazil, who tested positive days after a visit last weekend to Mr. Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.
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In a response posted on Facebook, Adina Lewis Garbuz, a lawyer who is the wife of the man, Lawrence Garbuz, pleaded with the public to focus instead on the personal efforts the family had made to isolate themselves and notify people who came into contact with them.
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Don Beyer to self-quarantine after contact with friend who tested positive for coronavirus MORE (R-Fla.) Gaetz, who also came into contact with the CPAC attendee, announced Monday that he would self-quarantine until the 85033 days had passed since his interaction with the individual.
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If my location data shows I have been in close contact with someone infected, I don't need to know that person's age or gender or where I came into contact with him or her — I just need to know that I have an increased risk of infection.
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The principal, Rabbi Eli Ciner, said in the email that the students in question had attended a bat mitzvah at a New Rochelle, N.Y., synagogue last month where they came into contact with a 50-year-old man who was New York State's second confirmed case.
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Symptoms of the virus were seen in a 20-year old woman and a 75-year-old man in Karnataka's port city of Mangalore after they travelled to Kerala and came into contact with infected patients there, Rajesh B.V., a district surveillance officer said by phone.
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In interviews with more than 24 people — including some of Dr. Jackson's former subordinates and a dozen White House political aides in the Trump and Obama administrations — officials said members of the medical and political staffs hardly came into contact with one another outside of routine medical treatment.
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In November, SapceX CEO Elon Musk told CNBC that the company believes it's "gotten to the bottom of the problem," citing evidence that the "oxygen was so cold it got to a solid state" when it came into contact with other key compounds involved in the fueling process.
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Imagine how life might have changed for a group of hunter-gatherers living thousands of years ago in the Near East who came into contact with and eventually adopted the "Neolithic package" — the combination of crops and livestock, and the technology to manage them, necessary for full-blown agriculture.
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In the survey, 35% of white post-millennials said they approved of Trump, and a similar share of them supported building a border wall, agreed that encouraging diversity usually hurts whites and indicated that it bothered them when they came into contact with immigrants who did not speak English.
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Roughly half of the new cases reported in the last couple of weeks have come from the list of contacts (relatives, friends and others who came into contact with an infected person) that is compiled by health workers, while the remainder of cases required new investigations, according to Jasarevic.
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"From day one of acceptance onto the program and beginning to train at the gyms, every single person that I came into contact with and was involved with Ninja Warrior, whether it was production side or especially the athlete side, were about as nice as you could possibly be," he says.
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" A week after the source spoke to CNN, Zaid and Andrew Bakaj, another attorney for the whistleblower, acknowledged that the indicia could possibly also include that the whistleblower as a government employee came "into contact with presidential candidates from both parties in their roles as elected officials -- not as candidates.
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As Sergei Lisenkov from Russia's Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute explained in the Siberian Times, they're caused by a rare environmental process in which small pieces of ice form and are rolled by the wind and water: When the water in the gulf rose, it came into contact with the frost.
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A 21999-year-old woman and a 2300-year-old man in the port city of Mangalore showed symptoms of the virus -- which can cause fatal brain inflammation -- after traveling to Kerala, where they came into contact with infected patients, said Dr. Rajesh BV, a district surveillance officer in Karnataka.
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He himself is in quarantine as he came into contact with the worker who tested positive, and he said that only "a select few of the general managers," as well as people who worked on the same side of the building as the infected worker were informed of the diagnosis.
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For example, the requirement that slaughtering occur only at appointed abattoirs, a measure that was supposed to prevent sick pigs from being slaughtered illicitly (and, possibly, unsafely), turned those slaughterhouses into transmission hubs: Contaminated hogs came into contact with more animals and more people as they were brought to the facilities.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. off the ground, and while this 2014 drama plays a little too fast and loose with the history surrounding President Lyndon B. Johnson for my taste, the way it depicts King, his inner circle and the black people he came into contact with was spot on.
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It's not definitive proof that debris entered into the sample horn, but debris clearly came into contact with the probe: an asteroid shard got stuck onto a navigation camera lens during the operation, reports The Planetary Society (no word on how this development may affect the performance of the camera or the probe).
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As in other aspects of the criminal justice system, black and Latino communities appear to be disproportionately targeted and convicted, representing 22019 percent of those who came into contact with the law based on HIV-positive status, despite the fact that they comprise less than half of those living with HIV in California.
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Two of the swabs tested positive for listeria, prompting the agency to issue a warning letter to Almark on July 22, according to the F.D.A. The listeria contamination was found on a floor drain and at the end of a conveyor belt, which came into contact with food, according to the letter.
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Midway through the first quarter, the usual riddle of what constitutes a football catch was puzzled over by the officials before they decided not to overturn a ruling of an incompletion even though it appeared that Panthers receiver Jerricho Cotchery had control of the ball as it came into contact with the ground.
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They let us communicate, work, document, learn, complain, order…Read more ReadNear as the doctors could tell, from what the woman told them, it's almost certain that her burn was caused when her generic iPhone charger—nestled under a pillow and plugged into an outlet—came into contact with the chain necklace she was wearing.
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In a way, it's almost free energy ready for the taking, so after testing countless materials with an opposite charge, the UCLA researchers (working with collaborators from the University of Toronto, McMaster University, and the University of Connecticut) found that the negative charge of silicone made it most effective for harvesting electrons when it came into contact with snowflakes.
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Gates has already pleaded guilty to lying to the feds and conspiracy agains the US, and so agreed to serve as the Mueller team's star witness; he described Manafort as a savvy, slithering operator who was well aware of the fraud he was perpetrating on banks, accountants, and basically everyone else he came into contact with.
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Phil Mudd, who spent time at the CIA and the FBI and now works as a counter-terrorism analyst for CNN, acknowledged Thursday morning on "New Day" that he, too, didn't list every foreign official he came into contact with on his security clearance forms -- comparing it to going 62 in an area where the speed limit is 55.
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Immediately upon finding out she came into contact with coronavirus, the LA-area nurse, who wished to remain anonymous for fear of losing her job, was asked two questions to determine if she needed a test: had she come into direct contact with the positively tested patient, and was she wearing proper protective masks and gowns?
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This would not only let those people get medical care and allow officials and experts to track who has the disease and where, but it would also enable contact tracing, which is when all of the people a sick person came into contact with are found and asked to go into self-quarantine as a precaution.
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You'd find hundreds of people dead in a particular community, and when you'd trace where these horrible chains of transmissions came from, it would always come back some person on a scooter who came into contact with some person in this completely other community and passed on them who passed on to someone else and so on.
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Away from the rink, Krueger worked with the World Economic Forum's Global Agenda Council on New Models of Leadership where he came into contact with Katharina Liebherr, the Swiss owner of Southampton FC. Liebherr was impressed enough by Krueger's resume and a 'renaissance man' view of sport that she approached the Canadian, who was looking for a job and a new challenge.
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Here's a quick guide to all that information, and how best to put it to use: "Your rising sign is the sign of the zodiac that was rising on the eastern horizon at the first moment you came into contact with the external world, and when your consciousness dawned on this physical plane," says astrologer Priya Kale, who writes rising sign horoscopes for Astro Guide.
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A number of sources appear to corroborate Kelly's treatment of the women, stating that he "films his sexual activities [...] and shows the videos to men in his circle," and prevents the women, most of whom are aspiring singers (and came into contact with him via the music industry), from contacting friends and family, replacing their own cell phones with others given to them by him.
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