The reason is rubella no longer circulates in this country.
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What we want to do is question how queerness circulates.
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It circulates between the two like an inhale and exhale.
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"Money circulates, contracts are signed, things get built," he added.
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An attached machine circulates a liquid coolant through the cap.
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Water circulates in PVC pipes throughout the Westin, gathering heat.
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Sometimes a story that was intended as satire circulates as fact.
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And now, of course, fake news circulates because of the internet.
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It all circulates to you and to the audience and back.
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Go deeper: State Department circulates talking points contradicting Trump on Syria
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The more widely it circulates, the more likely it will be leaked.
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Every electronic firm I'm familiar with internally circulates concepts and early prototypes.
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The air on a plane is filtered but it circulates in sections.
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Interpol's computer system also circulates diffusions like the one against Mr. Kulachenkov.
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Like many members, she consciously circulates between tables to find new faces.
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And definitely not about how the blood circulates in a pig's brain.
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Gossip is where the private, deviant and forbidden circulates, true or not.
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Type 1, the only wild strain left, circulates only in Pakistan and Afghanistan.
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Now it circulates in 14 Latin American or Caribbean countries and Puerto Rico.
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Just B£100,000 ($123,000) circulates, for example, in an area of 300,000 people.
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Emergency vehicles are distinguished by a red light that circulates around the rectangle.
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Yes, once people return the furniture, Furlenco fixes it and circulates it again.
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That story still circulates within the business community of this historic port city.
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Saturday: Leaked audio of Clinton critiquing the idealism of Bernie Sanders's supporters circulates.
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Before the meeting, the C.E.O. circulates an agenda with three items to discuss.
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This fake image is an old hoax that circulates routinely after major hurricanes.
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Water circulates through its metal frame, which is made of a special porous aluminum.
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A didgeridoo player circulates the crowd, blowing low end directly into our personal space.
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Maybe we&aposll get more answers from Edgewater after my video about this circulates.
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He also needs another machine that circulates and then oxygenates his blood, Mortman said.
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The self-watering, self-lit walls produce fresh air that circulates into the office.
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"This smear campaign circulates everywhere: in American media, then in Ukrainian media," said Leshchenko.
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Crimean-Congo fever, despite its exotic hybrid Russian-African name, circulates even in Spain.
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Clinton and her family's foundation that circulates in some conservative circles despite being debunked.
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A running list of articles that have been assigned, filed or published also circulates.
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The microphone circulates among reporters and AMLO, as he is known, calls upon them.
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The other is like a long sleeve shirt that somehow circulates hot water through it.
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None of the money leaves the sector — it just circulates from worse to better performers.
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Misinformation about mental illness circulates through our society, fueling myths about what causes psychiatric disorders.
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Her subject matter largely circulates around subverted pin-up girls, implied bestiality, and rope bondage.
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The plague becomes far more serious if it circulates to the bloodstream or the lungs.
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The Mid-Manhattan receives about 1.7 million visitors annually and circulates about two million items.
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It circulates the water continuously to avoid hot spots, giving it a high safety score.
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"That is their culture," he said, referring to other countries where the American magazine circulates.
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The author circulates the article to the other four magazines, which write 1,000-word responses.
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Ebola circulates in bats and apes, while SARS was found in captive civet cats in China.
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It circulates regularly, both after catastrophes (when people donate) and during the holidays (when people donate).
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We don't understand a lot about how EV D68 circulates and we want to know more.
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People who receive remittances tend to spend the money quickly, so it circulates through local economies.
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A tall woman in a leather gimp mask circulates a silver tray stacked with fondant fancies.
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It's not a question of what artist's make, it's a question of how that work circulates.
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The Indonesian embassy in Singapore circulates numbers for migrants to call if they are in danger.
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They vary in frequency of activity, but each circulates the same videos with identical accompanying text.
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It circulates in the smallest volume of any bill, about seven times less than the $20.
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In one room, a carrousel projector circulates some of his slides, to authentic, relatively homely effect.
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Law and his contemporaries had another insight, namely that credit when it circulates acts as money.
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Over time, the bugs build up and the blame circulates around the DevOps team as they surface.
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The vehicle's target is a communications satellite called Intelsat 901, which circulates about 22,000 miles above Earth.
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The virus circulates in the blood of an infected person for 2-7 days, the WHO says.
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Stolen debit card information routinely circulates on underground marketplaces, but the return on investment can vary greatly.
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Every so often, an idea circulates enough times to turn it into the stuff of urban legend.
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Before the gossip circulates through the soirée, Faith approaches Jax and Brittany for some friendly chit-chat.
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Thousands of men return to the United States every week from countries in which the virus circulates.
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A polar vortex happens when the air that usually circulates around the North Pole is pushed south.
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It is a graft which shoots up, a sap which circulates, a vegetation which starts forth anew.
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It still circulates, primarily in Egypt and Indonesia, but so far has not become a human epidemic.
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"Now we're still living with that virus — it's one that circulates with every flu season," Nuzzo explained.
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A good deal of misinformation circulates about the U.S. Postal Service; some unfortunately contained in two Jan.
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Then, when you sleep the fragrance circulates on your hands and on the sheets — it's very soothing.
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In the new particle, the up quark circulates around the two heavy charm quarks at the center.
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Glucose circulates in your blood and is stored in your muscles and liver in the form of glycogen.
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Carbon energy circulates through the veins of our transportation networks, buildings, data infrastructure, and globe-spanning supply chains.
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It circulates air without blowing all your documents away and filters dust out of the air as well.
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Facebook is a private company that can, should, and does, restrict the speech that circulates on its platform.
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Before these weekly meetings, Roberts circulates a list of the handful of cases that he believes merit discussion.
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When a room cools, a fan on the Cozy circulates air so the radiator can heat the room.
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The activity circulates around this guy named Barry and a neighbor who lives in the same apartment complex.
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What if we find that it's no more dangerous then any other respiratory virus that circulates every season?
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But his views may have just been heightened by the extreme rhetoric that circulates in social media nowadays.
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Because that electricity circulates only locally, a microgrid can eliminate the need to transmit power over long distances.
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Sometimes, these predictions are off and one of the strains that circulates isn't included in the vaccine, said Maragakis.
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And a life-support system that circulates oxygen through the suit basically has to sit on the astronaut's back.
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Eventually, Cobham's box starts to glow, and stage smoke circulates inside the box, forming a cloud around Herbertson's body.
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I've seen what has been done to my life in only a week based on how the media circulates.
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Hannah earns the title "easy" after an up-the-skirt photo of her circulates around in her high school.
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Normally this is all the kind of extremist right-wing propaganda that circulates on the fringes of the internet.
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Plus I have Raynaud's disease, which means less blood circulates to my fingers and toes when it gets cold.
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When a larger fan moves air, it circulates the air throughout a room, eliminating hot spots and cold spots.
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"I don't find this work provocative, certainly no more than what circulates on social media," van Lieshout told Libération.
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A less common form circulates in southern Africa, and the harsh, older treatments are still needed to cure it.
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When borrowing surges, new money circulates through the economy, creating demand that needs to be met with higher production.
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When visual evidence of police brutality circulates widely, it is a warning to black folk to keep in place.
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Plus, some countries don't experience dramatic seasonal changes at all, so "the flu circulates there year round," Adalja said.
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Statin drugs reduce the amount of cholesterol manufactured in the body and how much of it circulates in the bloodstream.
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A pump circulates the potassium-hydroxide-bearing electrolyte through the battery, where it picks up aluminium hydroxide from the anodes.
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Not every set of data that circulates online is a data breach and not every data breach is created equal.
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When a flu virus that normally circulates in pigs is found in a person, it is called a variant virus.
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This unique panel method creates a natural gravity ventilation system as the fresh air continuously circulates through the panel filter.
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Yellow fever normally circulates in monkeys, and human outbreaks are usually limited to jungle villages, logging camps and mining areas.
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ORMD-0801 goes from the gut to the liver, while injected insulin circulates throughout the body before it gets there.
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This immune brigade circulates to the precise site of your wound through this intricate, waterway-like system of lymphatic vessels.
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That would mean that it circulates naturally, like flu viruses, and it would be nearly impossible to completely eradicate it.
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This anthology horror series returns with another rendition of a "creepypasta" tale, a horror story that circulates on the internet.
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Maybe she shoots a note to the Pentagon about Benghazi, or circulates ideas for a speech draft with her communications team.
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While Facebook doesn't directly create content, its automated News Feed decides what's most important, and circulates that information to its users.
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It is produced and circulates in the central nervous system and it's highly unusual for it to leak from the nose.
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This lower band of cool water circulates back to the tropics where it warms and repeats the process all over again.
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It's an elevated nonstick tray that circulates heated air around your dish to make crunchy, crispy goodness without the unhealthy fat.
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"Measles still circulates widely in other parts of the world, and so we must be prepared to respond to imported cases."
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Since it doesn't draw well, I open the door a crack, which circulates air through the room and up the chimney.
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Generally, one person downloads an mp3, video file, or cracked software, which then circulates by USB flash drive among the crew.
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The concoction circulates through every part of the plant and can be observed readily by breaking off a broad green leaf.
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Sean Gallup/Staff The mumps virus circulates via saliva or mucus, and universities are ideal hotspots for a couple of reasons.
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A yuan that circulates more widely would spur Chinese trade, reduce its dependence on dollar holdings and enhance its geopolitical influence.
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"I think every time a new infection pops up that people are fearful of, the same kinda stuff circulates," Call said.
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M Moser installed air quality control monitors to ensure their office circulates at least 90% pure, clean air throughout the day.
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The sous vide device heats the water and circulates it around your food so you get evenly cooked results every time.
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Ukraine banned some Russian television broadcasts, a practice that raised free speech objections, and yet the fake news still circulates online.
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But most impressively, it removes 99.97% of pollutants and allergens and circulates the clean air continuously, thanks to its Air Multiplier technology.
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It circulates in the blood, so a child can still get — and spread — a gut infection but won't be paralyzed by it.
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Anyone who circulates this story is doing so with complete rejection of the facts, malice, and is doing so with defamatory intentions.
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There's an old blog post that circulates online every time another white man radicalized via the internet carries out a terrorist attack.
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Information that circulates through those networks can be misleading or false, based partly on rumors or even scams that target the vulnerable.
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Facebook plans to continue publishing new enforcement reports, and will refine its methodology on measuring which bad content circulates over the platform.
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"Because I've seen what has been done to my life in only a week based on how the media circulates," she said.
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As Kirkman preaches unity and rebirth, a video of a police officer beating a Muslim-American to death in Michigan quickly circulates.
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The compact water fountain circulates 100 fluid ounces of water and encourages cats to drink more, helping to prevent urinary-tract diseases.
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The group often shares the same culture and misinformation circulates within the community, which will help them justify their anti-vaccination beliefs.
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Technology circulates between government and industry, between times of peace and war, in ways no corporate policy can turn on or off.
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Travelers to the country, and any country where yellow fever circulates, including 33 other African countries, are advised to be vaccinated before traveling.
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Several said they had not yet seen the types of talking points the party typically circulates to supporters during times of high drama.
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In Florida, where the virus circulates year-round due to the warm climate, the virus has been known to slowly evolve over time.
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The convection fan circulates hot air around the food, resulting in a crispy exterior that you can enjoy with none of the guilt.
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They have built a news bubble that relentlessly circulates exaggerated or made-up news of the law's shortcomings and systematically ignores its successes.
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Maintaining neutral monetary conditions requires that money's "velocity" — the speed with which it circulates — be offset by proportional changes in the money supply.
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If the country can't pray in public how come In God We Trust is written on our money which circulates openly, and daily.
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This possibility is a concern because a close relative of the illness, the Heartland virus, circulates in Midwestern and Southern states, Rochlin noted.
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Stem and progenitor cells are also found in the spongy marrow within some bones and in the blood that circulates around our bodies.
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But in years when the H22N23 type of flu virus circulates — as it is this year — the vaccine tends to be less protective.
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A show of paintings that look like straightforward aesthetic objects may just as easily be intended to address how art circulates and sells.
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As the name suggests, an immersion circulator is immersed in a water bath in a container of your choosing and circulates the water.
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I'm also a news producer and aware of the blame, the frustration and the outrage that circulates in the wake of a crisis.
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The virus normally circulates in bats, and the animals may have gotten it from them, possibly by eating food contaminated by bat droppings.
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Bone is the most accurate long-term repository: Once absorbed into the body, lead circulates in the blood and accumulates in the skeleton.
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He fears that global warming is changing—and weakening—the way air circulates within the atmosphere, an effect that many other studies have found.
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They involve tight-fitting silicone caps that are connected by tubing to a small refrigeration unit that circulates coolant through tubing in the cap.
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Travelers to the country -- or to any country where yellow fever circulates, including 33 other African countries -- are advised to be vaccinated before traveling.
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So, as a result, there is an absence of commentary about independently produced art, the art of the margins that circulates outside state institutions.
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So, while this rumor circulates we can all fantasize about a real-life Princess Switch situation happening sometime in the unborn royal baby's future.
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After all, despite some reports, it has not once mentioned Trump in its official propaganda, at least that which it circulates on the Internet.
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A central African bloc, oil-soaked and despotic, uses one; the other circulates in eight poorer, more open countries to the west (see map).
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Even in the aftermath of this attack, you make the point that there are a lot of conspiracy theories and doctored information that circulates.
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This side effect occurs when too much lymph [a thin, clear liquid that circulates throughout the body] collects, creating a swollen and heavy arm.
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By sampling the small amount of genetic material that circulates in the bloodstream, he's replacing invasive, often painful procedures with cheaper, easier blood tests.
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" Another 2003 email sent by Kavanaugh discusses a Sunday show strategy for defending Pickering and circulates a "one-paragraph summary of key talking points.
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Most viruses don't spread easily on airplanes because of how the air circulates and is filtered, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says.
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The total number of shares or likes that fake news and bots attract can sound enormous until you consider how much information circulates online.
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Anti-abortion legislation and rhetoric often circulates stereotypical, infantilizing imagery about people with cognitive disabilities as innocents in need of protection from nondisabled saviors.
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About 65 million people live in regions in west and central Africa where the most common strain of sleeping sickness, Trypanosoma brucei gambiense, circulates.
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After performing surgery, doctors can warm up the patients by placing them on a heart-lung machine that mechanically circulates and oxygenates their blood.
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Congo has had eight outbreaks of Ebola since 1976, according to the W.H.O. The virus circulates in bats and sometimes causes outbreaks in primates.
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It circulates in the United States, Canada, Europe and Australia and is one of several English-language news publications serving the ultra-Orthodox community.
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Every time there's news of a federal crackdown on Juul, a common troll-ish joke circulates with the intent of mocking vapers' nicotine addictions.
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Nipah causes deadly encephalitis and pneumonia; it circulates in Asian fruit bats and is also caught from pigs that eat fruit gnawed by bats.
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Dogs and cats in the US are still routinely vaccinated against rabies because the virus circulates in wild animals, such as bats, raccoons, and skunks.
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Russia and the United States co-chair the ISSG's Ceasefire Task Force, which, along with the de Mistura's office, receives and circulates reports of violations.
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At the Kart-e-Sakhi cemetery, children hustle for tips, young lovers seek privacy, a cotton-candy seller circulates and cockfights are held every weekend.
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The LHC, which started operating in 2010, circulates beams of protons traveling in opposite directions near the speed of light and collides the beams together.
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And to ensure consistent cooking across the content of your pot, the 360-degree directional pump circulates the water and eliminates any cold/hot spots.
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Chavedar is a photojournalist and the founder of Everyday Mogi , a collective that circulates photos and local news from his hometown of Mogi das Cruzes.
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Everyone huddled around Mr. Estrada, eager for any news they had not already gleaned from Facebook and WhatsApp, where fake news about the crisis circulates.
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The Oropouche virus, named for a river in Trinidad, where it was first isolated in 1955, circulates in monkeys and sloths in the Amazon jungle.
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The Nunatsiaq News, a newspaper that circulates in the eastern Arctic, will continue to use syllabics in its Inuktut text, says its editor, Jim Bell.
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For now, it seems that the virus has not completely become a regular pathogen — a virus that naturally circulates among us — in our populations yet.
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The idea that women must have children before getting an IUD is a myth, and one that circulates widely in the civilian world as well.
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People of all ages are popping millions of pills daily: Aid workers say it circulates in refugee camps, while college students use it as an aphrodisiac.
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The stratospheric polar vortex is a smallish patch of low-pressure air that circulates, anti-clockwise, in a ring some 48km (30 miles) above the Arctic.
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Of course, as a former Chicagoan and a huge hoops fan, Obama also couldn't resist weighing in on one question that circulates through the basketball universe.
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In general, a polar vortex is the term for the mass of low-pressure cold air that circulates in the stratosphere above the Arctic and Antarctic.
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Public health disease detectives in both states immediately tested the patients for variant influenza virus, a flu strain that normally circulates in swine but not people.
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Chadbourne, like some other major firms, circulates charts with equity partner payment figures, which contain pay disparities that can seem glaring and inexplicable, the plaintiffs say.
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A breakdown in the polar vortex, which normally circulates strong winds around the northern pole, sent that icy blast southward in the past couple of weeks.
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Soon, a video emerges and circulates among Mandy's peers that appears to contain footage of her — and may indicate that she was assaulted at a party.
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It's much easier to get really good, solid analysis than it ever was, but obviously bullshit circulates at a higher velocity than it's ever circulated before.
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Some say that sleeping on your left side specifically can reduce the pressure on the vein that circulates blood from your legs back up to your heart.
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In addition to having an extra-large capacity of 7.2 quarts, it also circulates hot air around food for uniform cooking and delivers fast temperature recovery times.
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What looks like a potential safety hazard at first glance is actually a surprisingly well-designed fish tank that circulates running water for the little guys inside.
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But the effects on the U.S. economy overall are more muted as more of that increased consumer spending circulates within the U.S. economy rather than flows overseas.
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Each time the air circulates, it flies through a coarse filter that snags particles larger that 5,000 nanometers — that's about the size of your red blood cells.
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Yellow fever normally circulates in forest monkeys and forest mosquitoes, and it occasionally kills people who live or work there, such as loggers, miners and small farmers.
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That drilling fluid, which circulates to clear out debris and keep parts lubricated, freezes at air temperatures between 10 and 20 degrees Fahrenheit (-1003 to -7 Celsius).
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"This is really nothing new," said Don Rowley, editor of the Daily Sun, whose six-day-a-week paper circulates to roughly 7,000 people in northern Arizona.
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Chenard said a polar vortex refers to the upper level jet stream that typically circulates around both the North and South Poles, keeping the coldest air there.
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The study, published in the journal Science, was one of the most comprehensive efforts to date to assess the dynamics behind how false news circulates on social media.
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Within 45 minutes, they dispatched seven units of red blood cells, four units of plasma, and two units of platelets, more than circulates through the entire human body.
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If testosterone can't bind to its receptors, then it can't signal cells to regulate protein synthesis (aka muscle growth), and more of it circulates uselessly in the blood.
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I love how the image circulates and becomes iconic, and people listen to the record and look at the picture, and it grows in significance in that experience.
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Currently, tech giants like Google and Facebook have made the biggest bets on VR, and much of the news about the emerging technology circulates around these two behemoths.
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The plot circulates around a small cast of people who are living in an American post-industrial city that's haunted by a serial killer named The Origami Killer.
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Pretty early on in the swine flu pandemic of 2009, it became clear the virus wasn't very deadly; it now circulates in the mix of seasonal flu pathogens.
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Among liberals, a kind of quasi-Christian idea about empathy circulates, the idea that we have to find a way to care about the people who've done bad.
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They're required to present those analyses to the OMB's Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA), which provides feedback and often circulates rules to other agencies for comment.
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It originates in bats and circulates among camels, and can prompt large hospital outbreaks, especially when patients are crowded together and staff members do not wear protective masks.
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Is it possible to use algorithmic and financial tools to decide the way artwork circulates in the world—who can own, modify, or even view an image file?
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The alert, which frequently circulates on social media, is named for Rilya Wilson, a 4-year-old girl who went missing from the Florida foster care system in 2001.
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Hard cash is technically vaguely anonymous in the sense that it circulates freely without being tracked all the time, but it's a lot harder to transfer secretly than crypto.
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It involves a combination of tough alloys and advanced production techniques, such as 3D printing, which allow components to be made with tiny channels through which cooling air circulates.
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She coded again, and was put on extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO), or a bedside bypass machine that circulates blood through the body when the heart can't do it itself.
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Are you writing your review for a newspaper like The Times, which circulates to a vast, general audience — that is, it's read by a broad cross-section of people?
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In her last moments, captured in a video that now circulates on YouTube, Ms. Sayago looks down once, leans forward and, with her arms spread, leaps to her death.
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Stories are told; resentments are aired; misery circulates; Nell and Nagg die; and, at the end, Clov prepares to take his leave, though he does not actually do so.
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While the polar vortex circulates the North and South Poles year round, in the winter it becomes weaker, which causes cold air to leak southward with the jet stream.
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The debate will unfold as a shocking photograph circulates of a migrant father and his young daughter, who died while attempting to reach the United States and seek asylum.
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Power, of the state and of the individual, circulates in a wild and destabilizing way among the three women as they plot and beguile and wield themselves like weapons.
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A group — in the case of Mr. Hannity, the liberal watchdog Media Matters — circulates a list of advertisers and urges people to contact them directly, particularly on social media.
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To mark the occasion, YouTube announced that, unlike most other social platforms, it will get even more aggressive in combatting the election-related disinformation that circulates on its site.
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Oftentimes Twitter is a chaotic mess, but every once in a while an extremely touching video circulates and reminds you that social media has the amazing power to uplift people.
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Researchers at the Harvard Kennedy School will be investigating how misinformation circulates on WhatsApp in the lead up to the election, and will be testing effective debunks on the platform.
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IKEA employs almost 200,000 people worldwide, sells a Billy bookcase every five seconds, rakes in billions in profits every year, and circulates its catalogue about as widely as the Bible.
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By remaking it in his image, Trump is ensuring that his worldview circulates in the American civic bloodstream long after he's left the White House, if not also this world.
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Behold: a four-legged medium conveying the infinite sadness and nostalgia that circulates through the veins of even the happiest-sounding tracks from reggae's back catalog of sun-drenched tearjerkers.
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This paradoxical reperfusion syndrome not only increases the inflammatory and immune response, but more importantly it abruptly circulates the toxins and potassium-filled blood to the rest of the body.
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A cylindrical gadget gently circulates and heats the water to a precise, consistent temperature, allowing the food to reach the exact temperature the cook desires without the risk of overcooking.
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Wagers and her team have reported that when blood from a young mouse circulates through an older mouse it can reverse the deterioration of its muscles and rejuvenate its brain.
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Contemporary art theory has long held that the artwork takes place not in the moment of creation or exhibition, but rather in the ways that it circulates in the world.
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This makes the current outbreak the largest on record for H7N9, a virus that typically circulates around poultry markets and can cause pneumonia or death when it spreads to people.
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A tube runs out of it that circulates water through the pad and also connects to a bedside device that tracks the pad's temperature and the temperature of the surrounding environment.
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Namely, the cultural anxiety which circulates around the rise of A.I., android slave revolts, and our much mooted enslavement at the self-programming hands of our soon-to-be metal overlords.
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But blood sugar can drop to dangerously low levels if too much insulin circulates in the bloodstream, requiring patients to frequently or continually monitor their insulin levels throughout the entire day.
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"On Twitter, a network of Trump supporters shares the widest range of known junk news sources and circulates more junk news than all the other groups put together," the researchers wrote.
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More evidence has emerged that the e-scooter sharing market faces a bumpy ride, as news circulates that authorities in Madrid have revoked licenses for all three operators in the city.
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These days, you may be getting more "news" that circulates because it outrages or entertains (Bill de Blasio's pizza fork, Alec Baldwin's outbursts) and less that informs (subway changes, voting reforms).
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It's not totally out of the realm of possibility that a fiery clip that circulates everywhere from reddit to Twitter could put a young journalist on the fast track for success.
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This same intranet circulates bootleg American movies and older versions of music production software such as Reason, which is used by nearly all Cuban producers for lack of a better option.
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Knowledge of the murder, a secret that circulates haphazardly through the family, inspires responses both outraged and pragmatic, and the perpetrators of the killing remain crucial and, in some ways, sympathetic characters.
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At a press event at its headquarters in Menlo Park, California, Facebook announced a grab bag of new measures aimed at improving the reliability of the news that circulates on its platforms.
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The Republican National Committee (RNC), in coordination with the White House, is assembling a research file on Warren and other possible 2202 opponents and frequently circulates memos critical of her to reporters.
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But unlike a standard convection oven, an air fryer coats food in a thin layer of oil as the hot air circulates, giving it that crisp outer layer — without the excessive fat.
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He could advise Mr. Trump on strategy, or he could watch as a Democrat who may seek to replace him as governor circulates a petition demanding that Mr. Christie make a choice.
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Isn't it time for all Americans to ensure, by means of public-private endeavors, that wealth, rather than merely further enriching the already extremely well-off, circulates throughout our entire economic system?
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Yediot Aharonot was once Israel's most widely circulated newspaper, but industry figures for the first half of 2016 show that Israel Hayom now circulates more copies on weekdays than any Israeli paper.
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These statistics don't indicate, though, whether more child exploitation happens than ever in the digital age, or whether the same photos and other media circulates on Facebook being repeatedly (and rightly) flagged.
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A meme might begin as a running joke between friends or as an obscure message-board trope, and this intimacy clings to it even as it circulates among an ever-expanding audience.
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The tool, an extracorporeal membrane oxygenation machine, known as Ecmo, takes blood from the patient, infuses it with oxygen and then reintroduces it to the body and circulates it through the bloodstream.
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And the other thing, frankly, which I think is true for Latinos in general and young people, is that the vast amount of money that circulates during an election cycle is highly partisan.
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"This is not designed to target the grid study, but the gird study is a symptom of false rhetoric that circulates among policymakers inside the beltway," said Clark, who is based in Austin.
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Finally, Daley would offer a lesson about sexting and sexting laws and the risks of so-called revenge porn (in which, say, a teenager circulates a naked selfie of an ex without consent).
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The nighttime forays to the fridge, for instance, are thought to result when the sleeping brain is active but the chemical that usually circulates to keep the body still is out of sync.
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In Germany, lawmakers are pushing ahead with fines of up to 50 million euros, or $56 million, if Silicon Valley companies do not limit how online hate speech circulates on their social networks.
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Every so often, word circulates on the Internet, and in the peripheries of the mainstream media, that people with red hair, like polar bears and coral reefs, are not long for this world.
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"If we have an app that facilitates conversations with their relatives and communities, it is expected that what circulates on WhatsApp will be considered more relevant — even if it is fake news," Nalon said.
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"Since June 21, a video circulates in the press and social networks on which we can see a priest (89 years), celebrate the baptism of a child in Seine-et-Marne," the statement read.
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Goldberg's collection of press releases, flyers, and postcards reveal who, when, and how one is tagged with "queer" — almost as metadata that structures where content circulates IRL and in the invisible cloud of capitalism.
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When 62 percent of Americans get their news from social media, and a huge swath of what circulates on social platforms is demonstrably false, the electorate is no longer sure what qualifies as factual.
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Meanwhile, the vents are angled up so that the air circulates through the room from the top down instead of getting blasted straight out the front of the unit and sinking to the floor.
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When word circulates that the Castaño brothers are involved in the killings, Colonel Martínez briefs President Gaviria about the dangers of the far-right paramilitary group blasting its way through the streets of Medellín.
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Early on in this relationship with Facebook, fact-checking entities noted that there is no way for them to keep up with the high quantity of false or misleading information that circulates on Facebook.
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And while enteroviruses have been detected in stool and respiratory mucus of some A.F.M. patients, substantiating a role in neurological disease requires evidence involving cerebrospinal fluid, which circulates in the brain and spinal cord.
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"The more it circulates through those channels and currents in which the passions of mankind naturally flow, the less will it require the aid of the violent and perilous expedients of compulsion," he wrote.
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And when we're all feeling good, that's when we rally together, high off selflessness or selfishness or some blend of both, and realize we're a self-contained economy that circulates the same five dollars!
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The Wuhan team, led by Zheng-Li Shi, showed that the novel virus is genetically 96.2 percent similar to a coronavirus that circulates in bats, which served as the origin for the SARS virus.
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As The New Yorker's Philip Gourevitch noted, the bomb sent to Brennan by way of CNN bore a picture of an ISIS parody flag, which is a meme that circulates in right-wing spaces online.
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But if you have this money in our hands, you build a trickle-up economy where the money circulates through regional economies over and over again, and we get a lot of that money back.
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Here's how it works: The ring-shaped building circulates outside air, and a concrete floor is heated or cooled with tubes of water when the temperature outside fluctuates outside the desired range, according to Wired.
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Nedret Emiroglu, director of communicable diseases and health security for the World Health Organization (WHO) regional office in Europe, said the 2009 strain now circulates seasonally, and the current flu vaccine will protect against it.
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The Anova Precision Cooker Wi-Fi is an immersion circulator, which means it simultaneously circulates and heats water in which vegetables, eggs, steak, salmon, Greek yogurt and a list of other foods can be cooked.
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Now I'm much more interested in who is included, but not in the sense of who the person was in their lifetime, so much as how their image circulates as a commodity in their death.
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One might say this nation has a heart — a beating, pulsating, hammering organ of culture that circulates life-giving blood to other, core, vital organs (civic institutions, economic industry) and distal appendages (local community organizations).
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When they do that, they trigger an immune reaction that circulates molecules related to inflammation, cytokines, in the bloodstream — the kind of thing that seems to cause chronic low-level inflammation wherever the particles go.
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Plus, some countries don't experience dramatic seasonal changes at all, so "the flu circulates there year-round," Amesh Adalja, an infectious-disease expert at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, previously told Business Insider.
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Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb explained in a statement Thursday that the flu virus has the ability "to change rapidly as it circulates," which makes it difficult to develop an effective vaccine.
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In parts of Africa and Asia, H.I.V. often circulates in populations at high risk of tuberculosis, so the potential that someone with undiagnosed H.I.V. could be killed by the vaccine would be high, experts said.
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An internal email circulates noting that Gates is making this gift at the recommendation of a friend of his who wishes to remain anonymous and adds that it was not solicited by the media lab.
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He explains why: because people in the US are caught between narratives of who they actually are and who they want to be, and narcotizing, populist television circulates a story that always emphasizes the latter.
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This is yet another bad look for Facebook, which has found itself mired down in controversies over the trustworthiness of the content that circulates on the platform and its alleged failure to keep things within bounds.
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The law punishes whoever originates or circulates rumours calculated to affect adversely the credit or business of individuals or corporations... But how is the public protected against the danger of buying stocks above their real value?
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So the library, this system of generosity, this socialist invention, not only provides me with easy access (literal, physical access) to Lucas's work, but helps me rethink its role in the other systems it circulates throughout.
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They're respectable and stuck up AF. As the organizations bicker about the best way to respond to the blackface party, a photo of Sam that Gabe tagged with the hashtag "#hateitwhen bae leaves" circulates around the group.
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"We need to quickly try to contain these zones where the virus circulates to prevent the disease from spreading to other zones," he said, adding that a million of the city's residents have been vaccinated so far.
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Between 3,000 and 49,000 Americans die of the flu each year (the death toll varies depending on the strain of the flu that circulates in any given year), according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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But I think they did a video about how this type of language, and how it circulates around the nation desensitizes people, and things we would once consider absurd for politicians to say are now just normal.
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He circulates among food markets in Berlin and southern Germany in a teeny converted 1971 East German camper van, serving homemade noodles draped in organic cheese produced by his parents in the mountain town of Bad Hindelang.
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Thinking like Tzara did about how art can circulate beyond the museum — and mutate as it circulates — is no less important for today's artists, who can exploit a global communication network the Dadaists could only dream of.
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Over the years, it has emerged as an outlier in the country that has strongly supported proposed laws by the Indian government that seek to make social apps more accountable for content that circulates on their platforms.
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On his Facebook page, Mr. Schulz argues for fighting anti-Semitism in sports, and circulates reports of local Jewish clubs reporting an increase anti-Semitic remarks and attacks, especially from recently arrived Muslims seeking asylum in Germany.
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The game has since become not only a pastime for Microsoft employees, but a sort-of living record of the company, updated over the years to include new incidents that make the news or circulates among insiders.
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The private space industry is giving NASA some ideas on how to turn low Earth orbit — where the International Space Station circulates above our planet — into an area filled with commercial habitats and platforms for future space travelers.
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As the British mathematician John Womersley managed to quantify more than half a century ago, blood does not circulate through our arteries at a uniform rhythm — it circulates in pulses, in concert with the shudder of our hearts.
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Far from the doof-doof that circulates around room one at XOYO, there's a pensiveness to it—that kind of creeping dread that comes with accepting that not only is tonight nearly over, but tomorrow's nearly here too.
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But the team realized that convection, the process by which matter circulates by heating and cooling as in a boiling pot, couldn't account for just how far out the gas traveled—around 1.7 times the radius of the star.
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The fine powder catalyst can become plugged as it circulates through the unit from the reactor, where it mixes with gas oil, to the regenerator, where excess carbon is removed so it can be used again in the reactor.
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Ebola, like common North American diseases such as Lyme disease and toxoplasmosis, is what scientists call zoonotic, or animal-based: It circulates among bats and infects humans who come into contact with the blood or excretions of infected animals.
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For this year's vaccine, the FDA has recommended it contain a type of H1N1, H3N2, and two versions of flu-type B. So the effectiveness of this year's vaccine will depend on which flu virus circulates this flu season.
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The popular "8.95" meme that circulates within the Canadian fighting game community is in reference to a widely reviled decision from Lap Chi to charge viewers on Twitch $613 USD for commercial-free, high-definition streams of Canada Cup in 2011.
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From Jo Whiley's talking head barking into a camera above the Park Stage to pretty much every single office around the country, one of the conversations that circulates every time anybody mentions Glastonbury Festival is how it is like a city.
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He's since left the State Department, and now works with the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI), a controversial NGO that was founded by former Israeli Intelligence officer Yigal Carmon, and circulates translations of media clips from other Middle Eastern countries.
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When you have a virus, it rapidly spreads and circulates all throughout your body, explains Janejira Chaiyasit, DNP, assistant professor at Columbia University School of Nursing and a nurse practitioner at its faculty practice, ColumbiaDoctors Primary Care Nurse Practitioner Group.
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The business was further charged with violating parts of the Books and Records Rule (rule 2400-2(a)), which requires advisers to retain copies of advertisements or other communications that the adviser circulates or distributes to 10 or more persons.
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Last year, two members of a white Christian survivalist group called the Suidlanders toured the country for six months, meeting with conservative Christian organizations, politicians and doomsday "preppers" and appearing on talk shows such as Infowars, which circulates conspiracy theories.
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Again, Dewey put it well: There is no limit to the intellectual endowment which may proceed from the flow of social intelligence when that circulates by word of mouth from one to another in the communications of the local community.
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The company hires fact-checkers to vet certain posts, and when it circulates stories deemed false, it supplies additional information that leads all but the dimmest or most close-minded users to sniff out the stuff that comes from bovine males.
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One can never know for certain how it will rule, but the values it must consider include authenticity, safety, privacy and dignity, none of which seem to be present in an ad that intentionally circulates an outright defamatory lie about someone.
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When the Department of Health and Human Services circulates an anti-transgender memo, social media is aflame for days; by comparison, when New Hampshire's Republican governor signs a transgender nondiscrimination bill that passed with bipartisan support, we barely bat an eye.
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Bringing the occupation home, the building was thus transformed into what Illuminator operator Kyle Depew calls a temporary "counter-monument" to Palestinian resistance, one that now survives and circulates as a media image within the larger assemblage of the campaign.
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One story that circulates widely in Culiacán is that Mayo and Caro Quintero worked together to keep a lid on youthful tempestuousness when Chapo was in prison between February 2014 and his spectacular escape from maximum-security jail through a tunnel last July.
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"When it circulates for a long time among too many poorly vaccinated or unvaccinated children, this is how it is allowed to mutate and become virulent again," Michel Zaffran, director of the polio eradication program at the World Health Organization, told us.
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Why it's happening: "Unlike most recent observations, we think that the channel under Dotson is eroded by warm water, about 1°C, as it circulates under the shelf, stirred clockwise and upward by Earth's rotation," said Noel Gourmelen from the University of Edinburgh.
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VP of VR/AR Andrew Bosworth VP of VR/AR Andrew Bosworth The absence of OculusVR co-founders onstage at Facebook's biggest VR event of the year comes as a flurry of news circulates surrounding the former leaders of high-profile Facebook acquisitions.
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That can damage the alveoli or lung sacs and they have to work harder to carry out their function of supplying oxygen to the blood that circulates throughout our body and removing carbon dioxide from the blood so that it can be exhaled.
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An article's rating can not only help determine how widely that particular article circulates on Facebook but can also provide the raw material that helps Facebook tune its algorithms to more effectively detect fake news and other problematic content in the future.
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"I think you'd put her up there with Philip K. Dick and Le Guin and Delany and these other people who really made an impact on the way that science fiction circulates," Canavan says in Episode 234 of the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy podcast.
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The glymphatic system, discovered in 2012 by a team at the University of Rochester Medical Center, circulates cerebrospinal fluid through the brain and flushes out waste material, much like the lymphatic system, which is responsible for flushing toxins and waste matter from the body.
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Unlike a painting purchased in a gallery and hung on the wall of a private home, a Comme des Garçons garment actually circulates in the world, confronting (and delighting and confusing and frustrating) the very people who never would or could wear it themselves.
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The correspondence they stage between writer and reader is not the immediacy of address Shafak attributes to a book as it circulates in the world but the projection of a literary kinship so deep, so transcendent, that it is worth waiting for — worth dying without.
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It's not enough for the company to merely reduce the visibility of obvious hoaxes from its News Feed – not when so much of the content that circulates on the site is posted by people – your friends and family – right on their profiles, which you visit directly.
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"Currently, we are able to catch sight of them because cold air which usually circulates around polar regions in the stratosphere (the stratospheric polar vortex) has been displaced from its usual position over the north pole to be over the UK," a Met Office spokesperson said.
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A desire to save content for later reading is something people have asked for because of how much news circulates across Twitter, often including links to longer articles you don't have time to read in the moment, and an increased desire for privacy around their saves.
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That's why communities like Seattle which raised their minimum wage have seen their local economies grow: when more people have more money to spend, it's good for everyone — that money circulates in the community, from business to business, creating more jobs and more wealth for everyone.
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Identify Evropa, for instance, circulates posters with messages like "Serve Your People" and "Our Future Belongs to Us." The same groups targeting colleges also have littered off-campus locations with their fliers at an accelerating rate this year, with the ADL counting 185 off-campus "propaganda distributions" since January.
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Along with the other major social media platforms, YouTube has a greater responsibility for the content it circulates than it has thus far acknowledged; it has built a content moderation mechanism that is too reactive, too permissive, and too opaque, and it is due for a public reckoning.
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Even as controversies stack up and the #jakepaulisoverparty hashtag circulates, Mr. Paul is leveraging a Johnny Knoxville taste for outrage with mogul-size ambition to build an empire out of that sprawling Beverly Grove house, serving as a Svengali and star maker to the YouTube stars of tomorrow.
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Anyone who has taken Econ 85033 knows about the "multiplier effect" where $1 in extra spending can produce a much larger amount of economic activity as that dollar circulates around businesses, consumers and banks … or in this case, how $1 less in spending causes a an equally powerful cascade of negative consequences.
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The province's Intimate Image Protection Act, which came into effect on Friday, applies when someone circulates or threatens to circulate such images without the consent of the person in them — if that person is identifiable, nude or engaged in a sexual act, and had a reasonable expectation of privacy when they were taken.
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It's attractive and compact enough to keep in a main area, evenly circulates heat, removes 99.97% of pollutants and allergens according to the company, and can operate via voice control and a seven-day schedule (complete with night-time mode) so you can walk in the door to a toasty warm living room in December.
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Jack Goldsmith, a former head of DOJ's Office of Legal Counsel, wrote this week that he can attest "from personal experience" that "the executive branch often circulates manuscripts submitted for prepub review widely, including to political officials, & it often asks for deletions for reasons having nothing to do" with the disclosure of classified information.
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The advisers must maintain all statements, accounts, books, internal working papers, and any other records or documents that are necessary to form the basis for or demonstrate the calculation of the performance or rate of return in any notice, circular, advertisement, newspaper article, investment letter, bulletin or other communication that the investment adviser circulates or distributes, directly or indirectly.
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The scandal that broke out over the weekend when Donald Trump tweeted an anti-Semitic image of a six-pointed star, a pile of cash, and Hillary Clinton, has to be seen as not an isolated incident but as part of disturbing pattern where the candidate freely borrows images from the racist far right and circulates them on Twitter.
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Moreover, with a history of White House, congressional and federal agency service between them, surely the authors of the April 24 column also know that the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA) circulates decisions like this one far and wide through White House policy councils and other federal agencies for review and approval before they are announced.
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Seamlessly, the author circulates through the town and a specific constellation of characters: Mei; Sara and Libby, daughters of a conspiracy-fueled father; Ben, a young parent; Catherine, a neuropsychiatrist from Los Angeles who is attempting to figure out the precise nature of the illness; and Nathaniel, a biology professor who cares for his dementia-addled partner.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — Writer, photographer, and University of Michigan professor Nick Tobier's latest publication, Looping Detroit: A People Mover Travelogue, takes as its subject one of Detroit's longest-running inside jokes: an elevated tram that circulates endlessly, and often completely without passengers, on a 2.9-mile track connecting 13 stations around the immediate city center.
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As my husband lay in bed, a breathing corpse covered in Fentanyl patches to help him cope with the chronic pain caused by the cancer spreading from his brain through his spine (via spinal fluid, which circulates throughout the body causing debilitating pain and making the cancer even harder to contain), someone emailed me to say that she had a cure: mistletoe extract.
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"I hate all of these fucking intolerant boys with their daddy's money and the rest of the money they've stolen from people coming into the fine city of Cleveland," the 272-year old drummer Connor Metsker, says after the show as an envelope circulates, raising cash to bail out the 36 people that have been arrested over the last two days.
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And Doreen St. Félix from The New Yorker relates the video to the present day: The video has already been rapturously described as a powerful rally cry against gun violence, a powerful portrait of black-American existentialism, a powerful indictment of a culture that circulates videos of black children dying as easily as it does videos of black children dancing in parking lots.
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It feels more like hand-waving to mask YouTube's consistent unwillingness to engage with the trash content it routinely circulates and profits from on anything more than the minimal level necessary to avoid lawsuits or bad PR. The streaming site in fact appeared to be doubling down on the idea that platforms shouldn't be in the business of regulating content until it affects their bottom line.
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The same profound world-weariness looms over the perpetually overcast town of Derry, Maine, in Andy Muschietti's new film adaptation of Stephen King's It. There's a common mantra that circulates within social movements that we just have to wait for evil to "die out," a pervasive belief that every generation inevitably advances society forward over the dead bodies of those who were holding it back.
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One of these writings mentioned ISIS and how they shot down a plane from Jordan and burned the pilot; the agents tried to link this to terror propaganda, but in reality, I was a making a link between the word Jordan and the shoe brand which, in my mind is calling for the end of violence both politically and that which circulates around the shoes.
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And his decision to host dozens of firebrands, including the QAnon-promoting Joy Villa and Bill Mitchell; James O'Keefe, the master of deceptively edited video; and Brent Bozell, who once told Sean Hannity to say Barack Obama looks like a "skinny ghetto crackhead," is an acknowledgment of his increasing dependence on a fringe right-wing media ecosystem that consistently turns out and circulates hoaxes and conspiracy theories.
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" 'The Carnage and Chaos of Childish Gambino's "This Is America" Video' [The New Yorker] Doreen St. Félix notes, "The video has already been rapturously described as a powerful rally cry against gun violence, a powerful portrait of black-American existentialism, a powerful indictment of a culture that circulates videos of black children dying as easily as it does videos of black children dancing in parking lots.
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" 'The Carnage and Chaos of Childish Gambino's "This Is America" Video' [The New Yorker] Doreen St. Félix notes that "The video has already been rapturously described as a powerful rally cry against gun violence, a powerful portrait of black-American existentialism, a powerful indictment of a culture that circulates videos of black children dying as easily as it does videos of black children dancing in parking lots.
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More from NBC News: Child stars of YouTube hit 'Fantastic Adventures' allegedly abused by adopted mother Streamed to Facebook, spread on YouTube: New Zealand shooting video circulates online despite takedowns YouTube pulls ads from anti-vaccination videos after questions about enforcement When it comes to seemingly harmless videos of young people on its platform, YouTube has no purview over what is happening behind the scenes to those children.
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"We're very grateful for and proud of the work Patrick Chappatte and Heng Kim Song have done for the international edition of The New York Times, which circulates overseas; however, for well over a year we have been considering bringing that edition into line with the domestic paper by ending daily political cartoons and will do so beginning on July 1st," Bennet said after CNN Business asked The Times for comment on Monday.
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RULE 204-2(a)(23) Rule 204-2(a)(16) requires advisers registered with the SEC to maintain records that support performance claims in communications that are distributed or circulated to 10 or more persons(here The amendment has removed the 10 or more persons condition, requiring advisers to maintain certain materials that demonstrate the calculation of the performance or rate of return in any communication that the adviser circulates or distributes, directly or indirectly, to any person.
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Lloyd DoggettLloyd Alton DoggettOvernight Health Care: Dem seeks changes to Pelosi drug pricing bill | Trump officials shift family planning funds from Planned Parenthood | CVS halts sales of Zantac over cancer concerns House Progressive circulates letter seeking changes to Pelosi drug pricing bill Consequential GOP class of 1994 all but disappears MORE (D-Texas), obtained by The Hill, outlines changes that he says need to be made to the legislation Pelosi unveiled earlier this month, which is one of House Democrats' top legislative priorities.
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Lloyd DoggettLloyd Alton DoggettOvernight Health Care: Dem seeks changes to Pelosi drug pricing bill | Trump officials shift family planning funds from Planned Parenthood | CVS halts sales of Zantac over cancer concerns House Progressive circulates letter seeking changes to Pelosi drug pricing bill Consequential GOP class of 1994 all but disappears MORE (D-Texas) is outlining changes he wants made to Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiHouse Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Overnight Health Care: Judge rules supervised drug injection sites are legal | Is a drug pricing deal still possible?
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Start with the fake news that laid the foundation for Trump's presidential campaign — not the sort that circulates under clickbait headlines in your Facebook feed, but the sort broadcast in prime time by NBC, under the label of reality TV. Yes, as media sophisticates we're all supposed to know that "reality" means "fake," but in the beginning nobody marketed "The Apprentice" that way; across most of its run you saw a much-bankrupted real estate tycoon portrayed, week after week and season after season, as a titan of industry, the for-serious greatest businessman in the world.
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