Several common substances, from soap to heart medicine to fertilizer, can trigger false positives for passengers who have recently come into contact with them — or have simply come into contact with someone else who has recently come into contact with them.
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The job requires drivers to travel nationwide and come into contact with goods shipped from overseas, which could affect not only them, but those they come into contact with.
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How have you come into contact with the opioid crisis?
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Then workers will vaccinate those who have come into contact with the infected, as well as those who have come into contact with the first set of contacts, a practice known as ring vaccination.
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And the data of everyone you've ever come into contact with.
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If they come into contact with enemies, they will fight them.
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They don't come into contact with them on a daily basis.
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Family members should not come into contact with an infected person.
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Spock, Burnham and now Saru have come into contact with it.
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More fruit means more bats, that will reproduce more and also come into contact with more animals as they come together to eat this food, further increasing the likelihood that humans will come into contact with them.
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To come into contact with them was to be defiled, they believed.
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Children come into contact with the metal in dust, soil and water.
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His love flows through you to everyone you come into contact with.
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Did you have a chance to come into contact with local activists?
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That made tracing who that person had come into contact with impossible.
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I told them I wouldn't come into contact with any of them.
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Health workers use a strategy called ring vaccination, giving the dose to those who have come into contact with an Ebola victim and to those who have come into contact with the contacts, in hopes of stopping the virus.
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McNair has been ordered not to come into contact with Baker, WNCN reports.
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Initially, Colletta said she had never come into contact with L.H. that night.
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Very seldom does anyone ask if you've come into contact with backyard chickens.
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When I watch a speedrun, I come into contact with something beyond me.
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When we come into contact with Sottsass in the wild, it's usually indirectly.
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Wash hands and other body parts that have come into contact with floodwater.
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Having escaped terrible prejudice, many are reluctant to come into contact with local authorities.
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When you produce speed or cocaine, you come into contact with very different people.
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People come into contact with "feminism" more often on T-shirts than in practice.
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When they come into contact with oxygen, there is a high risk of infection.
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In most cases, the children had come into contact with the drug at home.
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Somehow Paul had come into contact with Onesimus, a slave who had escaped Philemon.
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If you kiss your hedgehog, you could come into contact with that hedgehog poo.
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It's been six days since Trump might have come into contact with the virus.
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And she worries about the patients those people might have come into contact with.
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Food and beverages that have come into contact with floodwater should be thrown away.
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The vast majority of people won't come into contact with any of these vehicles.
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He might have come into contact with Islamists there, but the picture remains hazy.
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It means Kardashian cannot post about Chyna online and cannot come into contact with her.
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At no point will the water even come into contact with any of said gemstones.
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And most of these victims had recently come into contact with a pet store puppy.
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Passenger AV companies cannot feasibly train all people who might come into contact with AVs.
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THE number of chemicals that might come into contact with a human being is staggering.
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"People are more likely to come into contact with retailers than with police," she said.
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However, it is only being given to those who come into contact with Ebola patients.
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For Trump, the people who come into contact with the homeless have first order rights.
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As the show progresses, they come into contact with other human civilizations scattered around the galaxy.
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The robot has come into contact with 400,000 people and there hasn't been an incident yet.
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That makes them more likely to come into contact with humans, increasing the risk of exposure.
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"The living are much more scary than anything paranormal I've come into contact with," Schrader says.
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Bad things happen when people accidentally come into contact with them; and balloons are no exception.
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It would be easy for them to come into contact with each other around water sources.
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It requires painstaking detective work, tracking down those who have come into contact with infected individuals.
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You don't realize how many people you come into contact with until you think about it.
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It could have been accidentally spread by someone else who had come into contact with it.
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Several senators have come into contact with infected people and subsequently self-quarantined, such as Sens.
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And Trump might also have come into contact with someone who tested positive for the coronavirus.
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When they come into contact with electrons, the two also promptly annihilate, with no noticeable effect.
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Turns out, you come into contact with the mineral way more often than you might think.
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Me showing every single person I come into contact with 50 year old baby yoda pic.twitter.
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Wild hogs destroy everything they come into contact with, killing and eating livestock and destroying farmlands.
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The company asked anyone who'd come into contact with that employee that day to go home and self-isolate for 14 days, and added it was doing a "video review" of the employee's movements to see if anyone else might have come into contact with them.
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When I come into contact with sunlight, I get a rash on all of my exposed skin.
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"Touch DNA are skin cells that you shed when you come into contact with anything," Williamson explained.
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The chemists created sensors which change from yellow to pink when they come into contact with furfural.
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Pets should also be taken for a rabies vaccine if they come into contact with a bat.
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Health officials identified dozens of people that the priest, who later died, had come into contact with.
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One dose is about 93% effective at preventing measles if you come into contact with the virus.
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I've actually come into contact with so many friends who have PCOS that I never even knew.
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Authorities are monitoring about 200 other people who had come into contact with the man and nurse.
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The researchers considered multiple scenarios for how the woman might have come into contact with the pigment.
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Riley: It is actually fairly rare in the US for women to come into contact with toxoplasmosis.
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Dr. Frieden said other people who had come into contact with the Utah man were being tested.
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The case triggered a country-wide hunt for people who may have come into contact with her.
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After her conversion, Madison began to come into contact with Facebook members who espoused more radical beliefs.
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If the mosquito doesn't come into contact with at least a few pieces, it won't get infected.
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"Gonorrhea cannot penetrate intact skin—it has to come into contact with a mucous membrane," Donovan says.
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It takes a few days of just being to come into contact with what you're really feeling.
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Self-quarantine is reserved for people who may have come into contact with someone who was infected.
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And if they're soft and treated with lotion, they dissolve when they come into contact with moisture.
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That's a measure of how many people you come into contact with for every day you're infectious.
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But he had come into contact with hundreds of others in the days before he fell ill.
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How many operators and conductors did they come into contact with prior to being sent home though?
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That depends on whether there are sick people onboard -- and whether you come into contact with them.
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Wipe down surfaces that have come into contact with raw meat, and use a separate cutting board.
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Unfortunately, these devices come into contact with the patient's blood, increasing the risk for blood clots and strokes.
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If sensors detect the vehicle is about to "come into contact with another object" they would change accordingly.
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Some people who come into contact with this parasite don't have many symptoms and get better without treatment.
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Those who worry that they may have come into contact with the chemicals should wash, according to officials.
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That means swiftly vaccinating anyone who has come into contact with an Ebola sufferer and contacts of theirs.
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The EPA has taken lots of steps to reduce the amount of chlorpyrifos we come into contact with.
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Voters want authenticity they can feel, and Gillum's given people he's come into contact with plenty of it.
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Jalloh had traveled across the country and come into contact with dozens of people after contracting the illness.
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You know immediately that what has recently come into contact with your body is a strange drip indeed.
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I inflict myself onto the world like a virus, hoping to infect everyone I come into contact with.
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Barletta's campaign said he was unaware of the beliefs of the people he had come into contact with.
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Paper recyclers also generally reject packaging that has been "contaminated," or come into contact with food or drink.
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Communal surfaces, in office kitchens or work bathrooms, all come into contact with multiple people throughout the day.
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It's also transmitted through surfaces and materials that have come into contact with an infected person or animal.
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Now, those who come into contact with "strategic goods," as defined by U.S. authorities, will need special licenses.
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Benzophenone can no longer be used in rubber articles that come into contact with food, the FDA said.
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When fish come into contact with the oil, it can enlarge their livers and alter their respiration rates.
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Then the phages disperse and if they come into contact with other bacteria they repeat the replication process.
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Researchers genetically engineered bacteria that emit a fluorescent signal when they come into contact with vapors from the devices.
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The migrant children won't come into contact with the military, Department of Health and Human Services officials have said.
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Police did not release a motive for the killing, or how Ajayi had first come into contact with Lueck.
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As for what the carp can expect when they come into contact with the virus, it doesn't sound great.
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Then they asked if she had come into contact with any animals recently, and she remembered her feline friend.
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If your vulva has come into contact with scented feminine hygiene products, soaps, or detergents, you may experience itching.
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The closed loop means the fluid does not come into contact with hydrocarbons underground or produce on the surface.
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"Those in possession not only pose a risk to themselves but everyone they come into contact with as well."
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One dose is about 93% effective at preventing the contagious disease if you come into contact with the virus.
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As it moves over the body, it might come into contact with sweat or raindrops on the skin's surface.
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When two worldviews that cannot coincide come into contact with one another, you can't help but watch sparks fly.
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"This group of people wouldn't normally come into contact with drug services," says Josh before the group turns up.
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These are often stiff, inflexible, and start to harden the moment they come into contact with moisture, including blood.
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Most consumers likely come into contact with at least one of the world's best-known brand names every day.
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"Honestly, think about how often do your hands or your mouth come into contact with a street?" she said.
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Contact tracing involves identifying and following up with people who may have come into contact with an infected person.
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The clumps come into contact with little bubbles called lysosomes, which extend fingerlike projections that pull the clumps inside.
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Mr. Contract said the machines were safe and met F.D.A. requirements for materials that come into contact with food.
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Starbucks announced on Wednesday that it would provide "catastrophe pay" to US baristas who come into contact with coronavirus.
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It is essential, he said, to "empower people who might come into contact with these individuals" to report them.
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The government is contacting people who may have come into contact with the single case to detect potential contagion.
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This is an incorrect fill method and will cause liquid nitrogen to come into contact with the stored samples.
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Those who may have come into contact with the infected persons should be aware of the symptoms of measles.
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Attempting to come into contact with these women and failing to do so was profoundly sad and disturbing for me.
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He interviews nearly everyone McLemore had come into contact with in order to answer questions about his life and suicide.
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But when they come into contact with light or air, they can oxidize and become irritating to eyes and skin.
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The hospital where he worked treated SARS, and Liu might have come into contact with the virus through a patient.
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In many ways, I feel I've arrived from another world and I've come into contact with a different life form.
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"The reality is most of us don't have to come into contact with how food is being grown," said Harper.
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Humans who come into contact with it can develop gastrointestinal illness, respiratory disease, infections and skin rashes, the report said.
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Yuchen Li Third year medicine at the University of Toronto Where have you come into contact with the opioid crisis?
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But when certain strains of bacteria come into contact with food under the right conditions, they can also create flavor.
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It is estimated that within the next five years, virtually everyone will come into contact with 28503-D printed products.
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I guess that what's been so nice about Tinder—everyone's shown people they might never normally come into contact with.
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Then, veterinarian Adrian Walton asked the owner a tough question: Had the dog come into contact with any narcotic drugs?
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Police officers and other law enforcement personnel come into contact with countless people in their communities on any given day.
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The ministry said the special forces unit did not come into contact with Djiboutians and they would return to Spain.
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Such training can happen at schools, community health centers, and other settings where staff frequently come into contact with youth.
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Maybe there could be some benefit of the doubt for Massie if he had never come into contact with science.
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He also warned residents to avoid letting cuts and scrapes come into contact with the floodwaters, which can cause infection.
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She wondered aloud whether the children, who she said had been smelling flowers, had come into contact with something poisonous.
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Ring vaccination efforts have also been quickly scaled up, reaching people who may have come into contact with those patients.
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Each ring represents the number of people including health workers who may have come into contact with an Ebola patient.
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And it toughened sentences for offenders and made it harder for them to later come into contact with their victims.
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You can send me anywhere and whatever subculture I come into contact with, I mostly feel right at home there.
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Health authorities responded by declaring a quarantine that included locals and foreign tourists who had come into contact with the couple.
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Both black box components are outfitted with underwater locator beacons, which self-activated the moment they come into contact with water.
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From there, new proteins come into contact with other sticky pieces, forming an ordered pathway that never doubles back on itself.
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The only thing is that we're not allowed to come into contact with the people who are in the neighboring rooms.
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In line with our protocols, throughout their care the patient was escorted and did not come into contact with other patients.
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The infection spreads first through unvaccinated Americans who have come into contact with it abroad, and then among unvaccinated communities domestically.
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According to Ochirpurev, the 118 people who had come into contact with the couple were all isolated and treated with antibiotics.
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"We came here for your data and the data of everyone you've ever come into contact with," the ad's narrator says.
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"You get to meet people from all over the world that typically you wouldn't even come into contact with," Felix says.
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For instance, as a large supplier of nonstick coatings that come into contact with food, the FDA heavily regulates my industry.
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There are some 12 different species of Vibrio living in salt or brackish water that oysters might come into contact with.
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Maybe others still who are equally affected but who come into contact with the memorial too infrequently lack standing as well.
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But there's no reason you can't follow his lead and commit to acknowledging each person you come into contact with today.
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Copper, the report continues, is not permitted to come into contact with any acidic material with a pH lower than 6.0.
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Paul Gosar, said they had come into contact with the individual would be self-quarantining out of an abundance of caution.
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And, if schools close, New York students will suffer the most even if they never come into contact with COVID-19.
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Attendees of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) conference may have come into contact with the coronavirus, organizers said Wednesday.
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Even if you appear healthy, assume you've come into contact with the virus and wash your hands before interacting with them.
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"There will be people living and working where victims come into contact with everyone else's so-called normal lives," Kerr said.
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Clean the surfaces in your home that you come into contact with regularly, like counters, doorknobs, bedside tables, keyboards, and phones.
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It was unclear whether the adviser, Mohammad Mirmohammadi, 71, had come into contact with the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, 80.
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The step will ensure the authorities can get in touch with people who may have come into contact with infected people.
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Just don't spray it where kids or pets will come into contact with the area until long after it has dried.
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Because of an Irish gangster named Deegan McGuire (Alex Morf), whom we saw briefly come into contact with Dom episodes ago.
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They have consumed some of the last areas inhabited by tribes that have never come into contact with the modern world.
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The company said that it is possible that the gluten-free crust could come into contact with gluten in its restaurants.
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The agency also stresses the importance of handwashing and disinfecting countertops and utensils that might have come into contact with raw shellfish.
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Since the phone has a horizontal crease across the middle of the phone, you'll come into contact with it all the time.
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Power lines pose a particular hazard in high winds, when they can be brought down or come into contact with nearby trees.
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"It will make it easier for more children to come into contact with rugby," Pichot told the official Olympic website, Rio2016.com.
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Katy Perry, Kim Kardashian, Miley Cyrus, Lorde, Chloe Grace Moretz, and pretty much any other woman she has come into contact with.
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Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian: Gibson is to come into contact with fellow soldier, Alex (Harry Styles, making a perfectly strong acting debut).
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Cooper explains that, as lightning flashes over the body, it might come into contact with sweat or raindrops on the skin's surface.
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Under this vaccination strategy, all people who have come into contact with someone who has a confirmed case of Ebola are vaccinated.
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In total, more than 3,400 front-line health-care workers and those who had come into contact with Ebola victims were vaccinated.
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When you get vaccinated, it makes it harder for other people you come into contact with to catch the flu from you.
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Guinea's Ebola coordination unit has traced an estimated 816 people who may have come into contact with the first four recent victims.
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Passengers seated on the aisle were 5x more likely to come into contact with other passengers than those seated at the window.
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Ebola outbreaks typically begin when humans come into contact with an animal that carries the virus, such as a bat, Salama said.
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Even if people come into contact with the virus, they can avoid becoming infected by washing their hands before touching their face.
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People who had come into contact with anyone infected were sent to designated facilities, typically converted hotels or hostels, for prophylactic quarantine.
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But given how many people he's come into contact with who've been diagnosed with the disease or quarantined, he probably should be.
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Young people usually come into contact with the police as a result of their involvement with a crime or form of extremism.
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However, if your hands come into contact with weed all day, it'll eventually absorb through your skin and up into your bloodstream.
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I'm not so worried about myself as I am for others — my crew and the civilians we might come into contact with.
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Since the patties are cooked on the same grills as traditional meat burgers, they may come into contact with meat by-products.
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The flexible slots are arranged parallel, so your blades will never come into contact with one another ensuring that they remain sharp.
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There is no reason why each time you leave the house today you cannot acknowledge every person you come into contact with.
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At one point OSIRIS-REx will come into contact with Bennu and collect loose particles that are thought to cover its surface.
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That is, if the permafrost melts, and we leave the land alone, we're unlikely to come into contact with ancient deadly diseases.
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Anyone who has ever come into contact with my opinionated, sassy 104-year-old grandma feels inspired by her women's empowerment shtick.
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With that, they can reschedule the smart socket, or access all the information the device come into contact with, including email credentials.
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Whether you live alone or with extended family, you're bound to come into contact with dangerous microorganisms at some point during the day.
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Cleverly, the scientists also engineered the cells to produce a dark pigment, melanin, when they come into contact with especially high calcium concentrations.
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Which means you shouldn't put your smartphone in your fridge or anywhere it might come into contact with condensation to cool it down.
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"You want to minimize the chances that you contaminate the food or surfaces that your guests will come into contact with," Reynolds says.
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Often, pathogens journey through an intermediary "animal reservoir"—bats infect the animals, and humans come into contact with some product from that animal.
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Another challenge in calculating transmission rates is that some patients are "super-spreaders" that can infect many people they come into contact with.
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The birds can come into contact with power lines, poison traps and a veterinary drug that killed millions of vultures in the 1990s.
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Sanitation only works if you can make sure that the parasites are gone before any humans will come into contact with them again.
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Additionally, Bennu is considered a potentially hazardous asteroid since there's a slight chance it will come into contact with Earth in the 2100s.
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In a study published today in the journal Nature, scientists engineered microbes to make specific sounds when they come into contact with ultrasound.
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When soap or oil come into contact with a coating embedded with these nanoparticles their molecules can't fall in between the resulting branches.
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The Drink Bags can be used both to hydrate patients, and also decontaminate body parts that have come into contact with toxic substances.
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"I don't think there's a lion in Africa that doesn't come into contact with people on a daily or weekly basis," said Patterson.
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This Knightscope K5 unit, which began its duties at the mall last year, will undoubtedly come into contact with other pint-sized shoppers.
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If the case cracks or breaks, the liquid can leak out and come into contact with people's skin, MixBin said in a statement.
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It's the identification and follow-up of all people who may have come into contact with a person infected with the infectious disease.
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Then, those who have come into contact with anyone infected, and the contact's contacts, will be vaccinated, a practice known as ring vaccination.
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The water does not come into contact with the patient, but bacteria can be transmitted through the air from the device's exhaust vent.
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But as the decade progresses, the sheer density and concentration of living means the poets start to come into contact with the punks.
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Researchers contacted all those known to have come into contact with an infected person in the three weeks prior to his/her diagnosis.
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The vast majority of the internet-consuming public should never come into contact with a "localhost" domain and that's how it should be.
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Not only is this dangerous to both the general public and workers who come into contact with the waste, it is also expensive.
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It gave no information about where the man works or what rank of official or politician he might have come into contact with.
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The first priority will be symptomatic sailors, individuals who have come into contact with infected sailors, and essential watch standers, Navy leadership said.
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Uber suspended 240 user accounts in Mexico after they rode with drivers believed to have come into contact with the coronavirus, Bloomberg reports.
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"Other raw fruits and vegetables that have come into contact with feces from infected animals are another common source of infection," Farber said.
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In order to get scared, all you have to do is come into contact with a rumor, or the television, or the internet.
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Throw out any food that has come into contact with floodwaters, unless it's well packaged in metal, waterproof glass or hard plastic containers.
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Japanese health workers have screened 279 people from the ship who showed symptoms or who had come into contact with the infected man.
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Where sources of drinking water come into contact with sewage waste – often the case in developing countries like Pakistan – the virus spreads easily.
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"Other raw fruits and vegetables that have come into contact with feces from infected animals are another common source of infection," Farber said.
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We tend to ignore practitioners who come into contact with patients more than physicians, who in this case could hand over brochures personally.
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It gave no information about where the man works or what rank of official or politician he might have come into contact with.
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While studying how electromagnetism works for individual particles, physicists realized that photons could come into contact with one another, exchange information, and then scatter.
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Mixed pet boarding facilities can be stressful for cats, if they have to come into contact with larger animals such as dogs, she said.
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Of the 38 infected people interviewed by the CDC, 34 said they had come into contact with a dog prior to contracting the illness.
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Some people who do not eat meat do not want their food to come into contact with meat at all during the cooking process.
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Police officers and some academics say shootings reflect local crime rates or how often police come into contact with certain groups, not racial bias.
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American Air Museum, Duxford Well-travelled readers will likely have come into contact with a variety of works by Foster + Partners on their journey.
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Most people in the contiguous United States are unlikely to ever come into contact with the Zika virus, but two groups need particular attention.
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That's why LA's Department of Public Health has quarantined hundreds of people who may have come into contact with the virus or its carriers.
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And if humans come into contact with Legionella — via the A/C, plumbing, or faucets — it can cause Legionnaires disease, according to the CDC.
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Ingredients must not come into contact with forbidden foods, like pigs or insects, and the restrictions extend all the way down the supply chain.
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The WHO vaccination program started this week, and health care workers have identified more than 600 people who've come into contact with ill people.
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However, traces of the bacteria were detected on surfaces that do not come into contact with food, such as floor drains, the airline said.
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Some punks start to come into contact with the DJs, and the artists start to meet the people in bands, and join the bands.
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They filter out most (if not all) blue light that they come into contact with, averting it all far away from your delicate pupils.
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If vaccines are going to work, they rely heavily "on the decreased likelihood that anyone will come into contact with the disease," Carroll says.
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Over time, Toure realized that the residents of his North Philly neighborhood would inevitably come into contact with firearms, often at a young age.
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But Turkey has openly discussed extending it to other areas where its forces could potentially come into contact with units supported by the Americans.
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But Wajngarten isn't the only person Trump has come into contact with in the past few weeks who has tested positive or self-quarantined.
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"What kind of parent knowingly puts his children, extended family, and everyone they will now come into contact with at risk?" one user wrote.
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But throughout that period, government officials were only testing people who had traveled internationally or had come into contact with someone who tested positive.
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You are equipped with nothing more than a hat, a parrot, and a boat that instantly appears after you come into contact with water.
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You are equipped with nothing more than a hat, a parrot, and a boat that instantly appears after you come into contact with water.
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Cruz first went into self-quarantine after learning he had come into contact with an individual at the Conservative Political Action Conference on Feb.
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A second Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) employee has tested positive for coronavirus, and another worker has come into contact with someone who tested positive.
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Doug Collins of Georgia and Matt Gaetz of Florida had both come into contact with a person who tested positive for coronavirus at CPAC.
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Investigators have spoken with German gold specialists, hoping that they had come into contact with the coin, Mr. Steltner said, but to no avail.
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That's because they're most likely to come into contact with it due to over-policing, says Clare Garvie, a privacy expert at Georgetown Law.
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It's not 100 percent clear how the woman got infected, but she had come into contact with cattle at some point before her symptoms started.
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It was the first time he'd been to a big city and the first time he'd come into contact with ostentatiously middle class British people.
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If you've ever been unlucky enough to come into contact with cat urine, you'll know it is the vilest, most aggressive thing in the world.
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Applications that come alongside these connected toys often track children's movements, habits, preferences, friends and other adults and children who they come into contact with.
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When we touch our faces, our hands pick up microbes, which can end up on office equipment or any coworkers we come into contact with.
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Last week, she asked Trump to provide a DNA sample to see if he had come into contact with the dress she said she wore.
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The state health department advised the public not to come into contact with firefighting foam they may find on the Farmington River or its banks.
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These objects, which are frequently ring-shaped or spherical, appear when rapid stellar winds come into contact with the hydrogen spewing out from WR stars.
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The Rangers come into contact with the Cola Cult, a group of mice who worship soda and whose leaders steal all the members' donations. Really.
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While pretty much everyone with access to the internet can come into contact with distressing media, certain professionals are at greater risk of heavy exposure.
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When you do that, you're not worried about how that product might interact with the myriad of operating systems it could come into contact with.
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Still, it's often state and local law enforcement that first come into contact with transnational gangs, Homan noted, and working with those agencies is crucial.
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One day, an aircraft crashes near the shore, bringing with it Steve Trevor — the first representative of mankind Diana has ever come into contact with.
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Each of these importations and the subsequent cases that result trigger expensive investigations to identify those who may have come into contact with the virus.
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The company said the traces of the bacteria were found in areas such as floor drains that do not come into contact with passenger food.
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If you put them in your recycling bin, put them in a closed plastic bag so that the battery can't come into contact with metal.
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Hospital director Serge Ngaleto said that among the four cases, two were health workers who had come into contact with people suspected of being infected.
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He had come into contact with Times journalists in May while on an exploratory visit to Beijing and insisted on doing on-the-record interviews.
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The main challenges during the previous Ebola outbreak in Equateur province involved tracing anyone who had come into contact with suspected carriers of the disease.
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These people may unintentionally infect other people they come into contact with, all the while not knowing their immune systems are suffering potentially lasting damage.
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Biomedical devices are one that immediately spring to mind for the team, like implants that change shape ones they come into contact with body heat.
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But, hearing that the GOP plans to defund Planned Parenthood puts my future health and those who I may come into contact with in peril.
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The State Department of Health, in Albany, is testing possible cases and tracking people who may have come into contact with anyone who tested positive.
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In Mexico City, Uber confirmed on Saturday that it suspended the accounts of 240 users who may have recently come into contact with the coronavirus.
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Owing to Sharp's halal certification, Muslims who purchase the appliance can now be confident that their food will not come into contact with contaminated plastic.
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Cody said the man had come into contact with "very few individuals" since his return, including household members, but that officials were monitoring those people.
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Third, in these positions our client has come into contact with presidential candidates from both parties in their roles as elected officials — not as candidates.
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"All of their components come into contact with the skin at the same time, and change significantly according to the wearer's bodily chemistry," he says.
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The problem with these disinfectants is that when they come into contact with organic materials, especially urine, they create unhealthy byproducts called disinfection byproducts, or "DBPs".
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The vaccine will be given to health care workers and individuals who might have come into contact with infected people, a strategy known as ring vaccination.
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The majority of EU migrants never come into contact with the British benefits system, according to recent research conducted by the Universities of Glasgow and Swansea.
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She added that a healthy person would have come into contact with so many infected people during that time, they would have become sick themselves anyway.
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The truth is, I think they just want an opportunity to touch the closest thing to freedom most of them will ever come into contact with.
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Vaccine differences Vaccines "teach" the body's immune system how to identify and protect itself against a virus or microbe it has not come into contact with.
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Dozens of people who may have come into contact with Jalloh before she died remain missing, and the health ministry has urged them to come forward.
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To control the virus's spread, epidemiologists typically find and monitor those who have come into contact with an Ebola victim, a practice known as contact tracing.
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All of these popular brands are staples in our lives, and most of us will come into contact with at least one of them every day.
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In recent weeks, he has come into contact with several people who have tested positive for coronavirus, including a Brazilian official, but has resisted being tested.
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He always asks if the patient has been drinking Coronas on the beach, because that so often is how beachgoers come into contact with lime juice.
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Pearls — which have been trending as the engagement stone of choice thanks to Emma Stone — aren't even supposed to come into contact with water at all.
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The WHO defines contact tracing as the identification and follow-up of people who may have come into contact with a person infected with a virus.
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Chinese authorities say many of the patients with the illness had come into contact with seafood markets, suggesting the virus is spreading from animals to people.
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But in doing so, it raises an intriguing question: What happens when our inherited assumptions about the past come into contact with layers of accumulated myth?
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United Airlines told Business Insider that its procedures including wiping down all hard surfaces that passengers may have come into contact with after each international flight.
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"The people I have come into contact with so far have exercised their discretion in a humane manner," Mr. Tishler said, "and I hope it continues."
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And it was horrible, and we were absolutely devastated, and at the same time feeling madly lucky to have come into contact with this incredible presence.
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But they can also release their toxic ingredients when they come into contact with saliva or wet hands, according to the US Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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The series starts in 1962 and follows a number of characters who come into contact with film reels that depict Japan and Germany losing the war.
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Until now, all of the suspected cases have occurred in rural areas, where it's easier to isolate people who have come into contact with the virus.
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However, this time state officials said they have quickly swung into action to isolate, observe and treat anyone who may have come into contact with the virus.
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Since Zika can be spread through sexual contact, practicing safe sex (using condoms) with partners that may have come into contact with the virus is recommended, too.
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These aren't tools the average TV owner would ever really come into contact with, but they did offer some insightful details about what this display can do.
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"If I'm extroverted, I'm going to be coming into contact with more strangers, and that makes me more likely to come into contact with disease," he says.
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Fennell said it appears as if the children contracted the virus from the petting zoo, where they would have come into contact with potentially infected livestock animals.
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Think of this as The Ring, art world edition: Anyone who has come into contact with the stolen paintings in a greedy mindset is condemned to death.
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If you or anyone in your family has come into contact with the affected products and are experiencing the symptoms noted above, see a doctor right away.
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When humans come into contact with the stingers, the pain is often intense for a short time, and leaves inflamed red welts on the skin for days.
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Unauthorized immigrants who aren't as likely to come into contact with ICE agents, and haven't yet, are probably less likely to get arrested and set for deportation.
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There are [sic] also no evidence that the enemy triggered the projectile to begin leaking, or otherwise caused the leaking fluid to come into contact with you.
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How it works: The "tongues" are tubes of fluorescent liquid which either glow brighter or become dimmer when they come into contact with a drop of whiskey.
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As played with charming ease by Schafer, Jules' wide open heart becomes a surprising inspiration for those who come into contact with it — most of all Rue.
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However, according to the newspaper, Zuberi was able to still come into contact with a number of people in Trump's orbit who discussed business opportunities with him.
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SETI assumes that any extraterrestrials we might come into contact with would be more technologically advanced than we are, given the relatively short time humans have existed.
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Bacteria in the soil first break down the bio-plastic, then the ashes gradually come into contact with the soil, without changing its chemical balance too dramatically.
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Victims typically become infected when they are bitten by fleas or come into contact with small mammals that are themselves infected with a bacteria called Yersinia pestis.
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In remembrance, kosher law mandates that Jews avoid any grain that has come into contact with water and been allowed to ferment and rise — "chametz" in Hebrew.
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This involves tiny self-replicating machines, or nanobots, programmed to disassemble whatever matter they come into contact with and reorganize those atoms into exact replicas of themselves.
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Every voice recorder that Alex Pall and Andrew Taggart have come into contact with must emit the faint scent of cheap liquor, chlorine, and post-coital funk.
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Normally, these acids are kept separate from the chlorophyll, but when heated, the acids escape from the plant cells and come into contact with the green molecules.
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One risk is that humans could come into contact with remnants of the toxic hydrazine rocket fuel that might remain in the space vessel, Johnson-Freese said.
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Many suggested that the couple may have come into contact with a container or object connected to the previous attack and still contaminated with the poison, Novichok.
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People living, working or going to school in those areas who also have come into contact with someone who has measles now have three options: • Get vaccinated.
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Even though the AirPods charging case doesn't come into contact with your ears, mine somehow accumulates more dirt, grime, and earwax than both of my AirPods combined.
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Meanwhile it looks like you can come into contact with a train seat previously occupied by someone with the virus many hours earlier and be at risk.
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But neither matters much — in fact, no significant intervention is possible — if health care workers cannot even come into contact with coronavirus patients without getting sick themselves.
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But it's riskier for older adults to go out to physical stores to get them, because it increases the chances they'll come into contact with the virus.
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One of the best known viruses on this list, athletes who compete in the water may come into contact with Rotavirus — the main cause of gastroentertis globally.
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Hospital workers often come into contact with volatile people: agitated drug users, panic-stricken accident victims, the hysterical parents of sick or injured children and so on.
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Of those who did not vaccinate, 17% deemed it "too expensive," while the same proportion argued that their pet did not come into contact with other animals.
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Historically, it's been standard practice for new and existing chemicals that people come into contact with to be tested on animals including dogs, primates, rabbits and mice.
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A willingness to come into contact with others may drive both travel and vote choice, but actually experiencing differences has been shown to have effects on behavior.
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New York law mandates that teachers, doctors, counselors and people in other professions who come into contact with children report possible neglect and abuse to the state.
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Whenever the usually white contestants come into contact with food you couldn't get at an Applebee's they are shown mocking it or being grossed out by it.
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If you come into contact with the plant, wash the affected area with soap and cold water, the department suggests, as heat and moisture can make it worse.
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Even if you and your child never travel to a place where a vaccine-preventable disease is common, a child can come into contact with an international traveler.
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This is not surprising given that our immune systems have the incredibly difficult task of determining whether the substances we come into contact with are harmful or harmless.
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There, they will work to treat the infected, determine who they might have come into contact with, and evaluate who could be at risk for catching the disease.
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"The individual did not come into contact with the President or First Lady because of the layered security system in place at the club," the Secret Service said.
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This is a change from the World Health Organisation's (WHO) standard "ring vaccination" strategy of jabbing only those most likely to come into contact with an Ebola patient.
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WHEN YOU come into contact with the competition establishment in the rich world—regulators, academics, lawyers —the cruellest comparison is with financial watchdogs before the 2125-22017 crash.
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And if that last few percent happen to come into contact with the virus, they're less likely to spread it to others, and their illness is often milder.
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People could come into contact with these pathogens by touching the infected pet, handling contaminated pet food and surfaces, or consuming human food that has been cross-contaminated.
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Fruits and vegetables can become contaminated with E. coli when they come into contact with feces from infected animals, or with bacteria from raw meat, poultry or seafood.
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Hanzo's uncharged arrow fire is not a strong defense against the flankers or tanks he's likely to come into contact with, and good positioning can minimize those encounters.
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By doing this work now, they hope to nip future privacy and security concerns in the bud before most people have ever come into contact with a BCI.
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The drinks are carbonated by tiny synthetic beads within the pods that spring to life when they come into contact with the water you've loaded into the machine.
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Within New York, the places people choose to spend their time—whether Yankee Stadium or a yoga studio—determine which sorts of people they come into contact with.
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In Butembo, healthworkers had been unable to do vaccinations or trace people who may have come into contact with the disease - a critical part of preventing its spread.
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"They have committed to recalling products that may have come into contact with water from the water reservoir where the outbreak strain was found," the FDA said Thursday.
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The title of the show is a bit misleading as there are side stories about many other individual animals the elephants come into contact with along their travels.
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President Donald Trump and vice president Mike Pence were attending the event, though the ACU said the attendee did not come into contact with either of the men.
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And if a younger, healthy family member has potentially come into contact with a Covid-19 patient, they should self-isolate and avoid seeing older, susceptible family members.
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Three other staffers who had come into contact with the infected CPAC attendee had also self quarantined, but none were exhibiting symptoms, communications director Ben Goldy told Insider.
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Trump had previously come into contact with two Brazilian officials who tested positive for COVID-19, one of them being Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's press secretary, Fabio Wajngarten.
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They've also been asked about cleanliness, and Nutrifit assures us anyone who might come into contact with a customer's food is using gloves and social distancing when necessary.
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Of course, if you keep your animals inside and avoid walking them in public places, they will be even more unlikely to come into contact with the virus.
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Other world leaders, including US President Donald Trump and UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, have also recently come into contact with someone who tested positive for the illness.
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"We both have the same outlook on life, of working hard for what we have and also being kind to everyone we come into contact with," she said.
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Yet companies are not required to tell you what goes into products that come into contact with one of the most sensitive and absorptive parts of the body.
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Health care workers have been following up immediately with people who may have come into contact with Ebola patients, to make sure they are not infected, WHO said.
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What may be more common are bouts of diarrhea or other stomach problems if people come into contact with contaminated water or consume food or drink that has.
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Firefighters have unlimited sick pay, for example, while paramedics and E.M.T.s — who regularly come into contact with sick patients — have 12 days of paid sick leave every year.
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Firefighters have unlimited sick pay, for example, while paramedics and E.M.T.s — who regularly come into contact with sick patients — have 12 days of paid sick leave every year.
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Anyone who has come into contact with real human beings knows that being as nice as DeGeneres is on television, 100 percent of the time, is a fantasy.
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He was the first person affected by the epidemic Peng had come into contact with after she became the [Health Ministry's] ambassador for H.I.V./AIDS prevention [in 2006].
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RATING: PROPAGANDISTIC GARBAGE Both as a child and as an adult, I have fundamentally distrusted pretty much every male authority figure I have ever come into contact with.
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The chain of events the authors stumbled upon might be enough to send sleep-deprived people and those they come into contact with spiraling down further into social ostracization.
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When I grew up, I'd sometimes come into contact with him, and I'd force myself to say a few words but all I wanted to do was run away.
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Through publicizing his work via social media, he's come into contact with over a dozen people from around the globe who score musical tracks to go with his installations.
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She did not come into contact with other patients and two staff members have been asked to stay home for a period of 14 days, according to The Guardian.
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Mariah's death by chloroform toxicity was announced in January by the Onslow County Sheriff's Office, which did not reveal how Mariah might have come into contact with the substance.
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When those come into contact with sunlight, or even indoor lights, those compounds can split into elements small enough to create air particles called secondary organic aerosols or SOAs.
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Additionally, increasing temperatures alter ecosystem dynamics, making it easier for mosquitoes and other organisms to come into contact with human populations and spread infectious disease ( Smith et al. 2014).
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Antihistamines block histamine, a substance released by the body when you come into contact with an allergen, which brings on symptoms like itching, sneezing, and runny nose, Portnoy says.
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The administration has made an effort to deport immigrants who've come into contact with law enforcement, and people with past deportation orders — even orders issued decades in the past.
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Like most other people who've accidentally come into contact with Garson's magnum opus, I clicked on the album having had my curiosity piqued by the title and album cover.
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The two powers were also engaged in ongoing discussions to ensure their fighter jets did not come into contact with each other in Syrian airspace, a Pentagon spokesman said.
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And just like in people, canine flu is highly contagious — infecting about 80% of all dogs who come into contact with it, according to the American Veterinary Medical Association.
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And a combination of climate change and increased urbanization means that not only will there be more rats than ever, we're more likely to come into contact with them.
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Once again, the resourceful Cade (Mark Wahlberg) is at the center of it all, having come into contact with an object that could hold the key to Earth's salvation.
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Create an allergy aware environment in your home Serve those with food allergies first, so that they can be assured that safe food hasn't come into contact with allergens.
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As consumers increasingly prefer to buy food locally and restaurants work directly with small farmers to source their ingredients, more people may come into contact with eggs containing salmonella.
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While we're on this topic, here are other things that shouldn't come into contact with your vagina: Read This Next: No But Really, Don't Put Garlic in Your Vag
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Just by nature, it seems, The Bridge interacts with other organizations, and clients come into contact with a number of governmental institutions, be it public hospitals, shelters, or jails.
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"Taking these measures can help reduce the number of workers who come into contact with COVID-19 and help minimize absenteeism due to illness," the county's health department said.
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Ms. Palaszczuk said everyone who had come into contact with Mr. Hanks and Ms. Wilson would have to self-isolate, and she promised that they would be well treated.
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But if you come into contact with COVID-19, then touch your unwashed hands to any of these areas on your face, you run the risk of infecting yourself.
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All people who come into contact with President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence will have their temperatures taken by White House doctors, the Trump administration announced Saturday.
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Separately, Duke said on Saturday it released some stormwater that may have come into contact with coal ash from a landfill at the company's Sutton power plant in Wilmington.
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Asking people if they have reason to suspect they may have come into contact with coronavirus is fair game in these frantic times (but don't be racist about it).
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As of Thursday, its state lab has the capacity to test 85 additional people, and is prioritizing testing for those who have come into contact with an infected person.
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Sloan Kettering administrators told staff that the hospital does not have the capacity to test all employees, even if they come into contact with a possible COVID-19 case.
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The CDC advises people to wear rubber boots and gloves when they clean their homes, to avoid direct contact with any item that has come into contact with floodwater.
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Chinese authorities say many of the patients with the new illness had come into contact with seafood and meat markets, suggesting the virus is spreading from animals to people.
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U.S. troops currently have the authority to accompany them onto the battlefield up until the "final objective" — or point where they expect to come into contact with the enemy.
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Attorneys want to offer migrants affected by the program legal counsel — but they have no way of identifying migrants, unless they've come into contact with them in Mexico already.
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The office has adopted a very conservative guideline to identify individuals who may have come into contact with the ill Members during the pre-symptomatic period of March 13th.
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He said epidemiologists are scrambling to identify and track people who may have come into contact with suspected cases, ramping up population tracing through routes out of the city.
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I choose to protect my health with once a day Truvada, aka PrEP, a pill that keeps me from contracting the virus should I ever come into contact with it.
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Rowson noted that drones can also be dangerous if they lose control and crash into a crowd, or if they come into contact with aircraft patrolling the area around Atlanta.
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That means that unauthorized immigrants who aren't as likely to come into contact with ICE agents, and haven't yet, are probably less likely to get arrested and set for deportation.
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A 2015 Nature study found that by the end of the century, 6 percent of species worldwide are likely to come into contact with new species to potentially reproduce with.
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People allergic to mold may have more severe reactions, while immune-compromised people and patients with chronic lung illnesses may get serious infections when they come into contact with mold.
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Toni Morrison's editor and Ina Garten's editor both work for Penguin Random House, but there's no reason they would ever need to talk or come into contact with each other.
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The witness appeared to struggle to remember exactly what she'd told police but said her head never smashed into a window, though it did come into contact with the window.
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Those who worry that they may have come into contact with the chemicals should wash, county officials advised; any food that may have been exposed should be rinsed before eating.
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According to the CDC , bed bugs often come into contact with people by way of luggage, bags, clothes, bedding, furniture, or anywhere they can easily hide and hitch a ride.
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More specifically, physicians with the AAP warn against microwaving food in plastic, as a variety of the chemicals used to make plastic can come into contact with food when microwaved.
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"This is a part of our soft-serve equipment that does not come into contact with any food and is required to undergo regular and timely cleaning," the representative stated.
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In addition to oats, other inherently gluten-free grains — such as millet, sorghum and corn — also have the potential to come into contact with gluten-containing grains, Dr. Green said.
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It's hard to tell; one possibility is that, because of the social media, journalists are simply more likely than before to come into contact with people who hold such beliefs.
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Both parents tested negative for the virus, and doctors concluded that it was likely passed on by someone with the cold sore virus who had come into contact with Mariana.
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"So the idea is to vaccinate people who come into contact or are in contact of people who come into contact with people who have Ebola virus infection," he said.
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They have vaccinated more than 28503,22019 people, including those who have come into contact with Ebola victims and frontline health-care workers who would be most susceptible to the virus.
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For journalists, this has meant that many of us, regardless of what type of job we have or what beats we cover, have now come into contact with collective organizing.
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Humans can become infected by Ebola if they come into contact with fluids such as blood, urine and tears from an infected person or objects contaminated by an infected person.
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Because African-Americans disproportionately come into contact with, and are arrested by, law enforcement officials, the report said, their police photos will most likely be overrepresented in facial recognition databases.
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Nasmyth also discovered that each DNA loop formed a key genetic circuit – whereby genes far away on the chain come into contact with one another in just the right pairings.
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A large majority of the country's more than 7,500 coronavirus patients are Shincheonji members in Daegu, a city in the southeast, or people who had come into contact with them.
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Birx responded that it's important for Americans to take personal responsibility and act as if they may have come into contact with someone with the virus to avoid spreading it.
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Kalman, the Mmuseumm's curator, had come into contact with Mohammed's work earlier in 2015, when a friend sent him a video that had appeared on the British station Channel 4.
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He said that he did not know how they had contracted it, but were heartened that they had not come into contact with many people over the last few days.
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Cuomo said he is meeting later Wednesday with officials in Westchester to make a plan to identify and test people who might have come into contact with the new patients.
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" It's not just employee health on the line, the person noted, writing, "I worry if they wind up sitting and waiting for medication who they may come into contact with.
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" It's not just employee health on the line, the person noted, writing, "I worry if they wind up sitting and waiting for medication who they may come into contact with.
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Neither patient had traveled to a location with a known coronavirus outbreak or come into contact with someone who had tested positive, meaning they were likely cases of community transmission.
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And, unfortunately, we, as a nation, still have not figured out how to take care of those who have come into contact with such toxic exposures during their military service.
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Officials were scrambling to track down other passengers on the flight the man took to Brazil and to find others who had come into contact with him in recent days.
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Health experts have questioned the C.D.C.'s decision to limit testing for the virus to people who have traveled in China or have come into contact with someone who has.
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That means it's possible that tens of thousands of people are walking around, taking flights, breathing in public — and unsuspectingly spreading the virus to people they come into contact with.
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A former Russian spy and his daughter may have first come into contact with a military-grade nerve agent at the front door of their home, U.K. police said Wednesday.
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The White Walkers shatter ordinary weapons that come into contact with them and even seem unaffected by fire (which can destroy their reanimated zombie servants, but not the Walkers themselves).
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Related: Escaping Into Prison: The Battle Over Immigrant Mothers and Children Detained by the US Today, parents are afraid they might come into contact with ICE at their children's schools.
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This strategy made it much, much easier for someone like Jones to get a foothold in the party, to come into contact with actual Republican legislators and key conservative media figures.
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"They [the authorities] have never been able to ascertain the item used to deposit the Novichok, and it's possible the pair have come into contact with that item," the source said.
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The city has never had a top-tier professional sports team, in part because of fears that players and referees could come into contact with unsavoury figures from the gambling world.
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The evolution of Easter celebrations demonstrates that while the stories of Christianity are timeless, they have an adaptability that opens them up to the many cultures they come into contact with.
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How it got here is unclear, although one theory is that it was unwittingly carried into that New York cavern by someone who had come into contact with it in Europe.
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Image: Tim FlachEach snow leopard survives on over 80 square mile habitat apiece in central Asia, meaning that humans may increasingly come into contact with them as they expand their farmland.
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Implement automatic voter registration (AVR): Since March 193, six states have adopted legislation to automatically register citizens when they come into contact with governmental agencies, notably a Department of Motor Vehicles.
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"The events allegedly dating back to almost 10 years ago do not change this opinion, which is shared by anyone who has come into contact with this great champion," Juventus said.
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What to do if you're burned "The first and most important thing is to take off any type of clothing that might have come into contact with the agent," Caffrey said.
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"This is a part of our soft-serve equipment that does not come into contact with any food and is required to undergo regular and timely cleaning," the representative told BuzzFeed.
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As a result, officials urged those who may have come into contact with the bat to contact the state Health Department or a health care professional about getting a rabies vaccination.
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Avoiding PPD is the best way to prevent a reaction, but if someone with an allergy does come into contact with the substance, a topical or oral steroid medication can help.
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While most traditional disposable diapers are composed of petroleum-based plastic, Naty diapers ensure that the materials that come into contact with your baby's skin are 100% bio- and plant-based.
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Polio. Smallpox. Rubella. Diphtheria. For the vast majority of Americans living today, the closest we've ever come into contact with those diseases is when we bring up their respective Wikipedia pages.
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An insecticide widely used on cotton plants and citrus groves can harm bees that come into contact with those crops under certain conditions, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said on Wednesday.
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Hostess is voluntarily recalling 710,000 cases of its snack cakes and doughnuts due to concerns that the flour used to make the products may have come into contact with peanut residue.
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Indeed, while consumers are curious about AI when they first come into contact with the technology, their mindset changes over time, said Rong Luo, chief financial officer of TAL Education Group.
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He had not traveled recently to any place with large concentrations of the virus and had not come into contact with an infected person, suggesting that the pathogen was spreading locally.
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Everyone who tests positive or who has come into contact with someone who tests positive then needs to be put into quarantine or isolation, to not spread the virus any further.
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He said that in "girl-on-girl" scenes, for example, participating performers would be required to wear a dental dam and goggles whenever they would come into contact with vaginal fluids.
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A memo released by the White House physician late Friday said Trump had come into contact with a second person at his Mar-a-Lago beach resort in Palm Beach, Fla.
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In addition to the lawmakers who have tested positive for the disease, more than two dozen others are self-quarantining because they've come into contact with someone who has tested positive.
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In the case that your pearl jewelry does come into contact with water, direct sunlight, high temperatures, vinegars, or detergents, Mikimoto suggests you immediately wipe them clean with a soft cloth.
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While you can't come into contact with the virus through food, the hard surfaces you encounter in a restaurant, such as menus, utensils, salt shakers and the like, are another story.
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Food safety experts advise against rinsing raw meat, poultry and fish in the sink; it risks spreading noxious organisms on surfaces that will later come into contact with foods eaten raw.
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Health workers are being told to be on the lookout for new cases and to ask patients whether they've traveled to China recently — or come into contact with someone who has.
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So far, Chinese health authorities have followed 1,070 people who've come into contact with infected patients in Wuhan, cleared 739 of them, and are still monitoring 331, according to official reports.
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But bear in mind that Russia has mercenaries in Syria -- despite denials -- who have come into contact with US troops, so any military action in Syria could involve confrontation with Russia.
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You're also only at risk of being affected by people you come into contact with — this isn't a nerve agent that's going to creep in through the cracks of your windows.
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Congo's vaccination campaign, which began in Mbandaka last week, is aimed at more than 1,000 health workers and people who have come into contact with the sick in three health zones.
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The ministry was trying to track down locals who may have come into contact with the group, and posted the tourists' travel itinerary, which included a number of popular holy sites.
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"Be mindful about letting any rodent pets near your Christmas tree because pine sap is toxic to small rodents, meaning that they shouldn&apost come into contact with it," May added.
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This does not include the total number of children who come into contact with security forces but are released after a few hours, such as in Zein Idris's case, UNICEF adds.
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I&aposm borderline allergic to wool, but every part of the coat that would come into contact with my skin has some sort of liner to prevent any and all itchiness.
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Anthrax that killed humans and animals in Siberia a century ago can be spread through anthrax spores to individuals alive today if they come into contact with the carcasses, Kokorin says.
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Your tonsils, those round pieces of tissue in the back of your mouth, guard the rest of your body by activating the immune system early if they come into contact with germs.
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" The club continued: "The events allegedly dating back to almost 10 years ago do not change this opinion, which is shared by anyone who has come into contact with this great champion.
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So if you've come into contact with a dog and you don't know if it's sick, you should thoroughly wash your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds afterward.
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I would think that an LAPD officer – if this story is accurate as we're being told – would know that anytime you come into contact with evidence, you should and shall submit that.
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Residents in one of these districts are therefore more likely to be come into contact with police, which also makes them more likely to be arrested or ticketed for low-level offenses.
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Because of its cute appearance, children commonly reach out to pet the insect and suffer a painful and poisonous sting when they come into contact with the spines hidden beneath its hair.
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About 16 million people in the U.S. may have come into contact with Toxocara, an overlooked intestinal parasite that can cause developmental delays, breathing and vision problems, per The New York Times.
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"There's also research showing that for corals, which we know are struggling already, when they come into contact with plastic, the incidence of coral disease goes up by 89 percent," she adds.
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As of Monday, the starting day of the WHO vaccination program, health care workers had identified over 600 people who have come into contact with those who have fallen ill, Salama said.
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Humans can be infected by other humans if they come into contact with body fluids such as blood, urine and tears from an infected person or contaminated objects from an infected person.
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The official China Daily points out that he was swinging quite near to a bunch of high-voltage power lines, and that it was fortunate he didn't come into contact with one.
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Because a meager percentage of the American people — fewer than one percent — serve in the U.S. military, only a small number experience combat or even come into contact with those who do.
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Two-thirds of wall supporters say it bothers them when they come into contact with immigrants who don't speak English well; three-fourths of wall opponents said it does not bother them.
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That kind of embarrassment is the embarrassment I feel every time I come into contact with "Touch," a song that's so monumentally terrible on every level that it becomes car-crash-transfixing.
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That's the thought that no doubt might creep into people's minds when they come into contact with Lift, a new interactive light by designer James Patten and his team at Patten Studio.
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Health authorities have said it is essential for sick people -- or people who might have come into contact with the virus -- to stay home from work to avoid spreading the disease further.
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They and many others tell CNN they're suffering symptoms associated with what's officially known as Covid-218, and are worried they may have come into contact with someone who has the virus.
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The data request includes contact information that would help health officials follow up with potential carriers of the coronavirus, or fellow travelers who may have come into contact with an infected person.
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With the COVID-19 pandemic dominating the news cycle, we're all taking extra sanitation precautions — not only for our own health and safety, but for others we come into contact with, too.
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The House's attending physician released a statement Thursday saying his office has taken "appropriate actions" to identify individuals who may have come into contact with the infected House members and require quarantine.
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That means she's both more likely to come into contact with the coronavirus and, if she does, more likely to suffer from a severe case of the disease it causes, COVID-213.
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Officials are now investigating her workplace and anyone she may have come into contact with, Dr. Jeff Duchin, a health officer at Public Health of Seattle and King County, confirmed to CNN.
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The diesel fuel released from Magellan's pipeline has been contained in the immediate area of the pipeline release and the fuel did not come into contact with any waterways, the company said.
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His positive diagnosis highlights the risks posed to drivers and others who often come into contact with foreign visitors, even as the reduction in global travel has damaged economies dependent on tourism.
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Police put up a security cordon around the bus and moved the passengers into an area of the Lyon Perrache bus station where they would not come into contact with other travelers.
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Police put up a security cordon around the bus and moved the passengers into an area of the Lyon Perrache bus station where they would not come into contact with other travellers.
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" Los Angeles officials said they were working to identify individuals who may have come into contact with the Los Angeles patient but that here was "no immediate threat to the general public.
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Investigators did not finalize any of their own purchases due to concerns that even a small amount could come into contact with the skin and cause an overdose, subcommittee staff told reporters.
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Whichever animal is the primary host, they only seem to live in select parts of West Africa and don't come into contact with people enough to constantly transmit the disease, unlike, say, mosquitos.
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Estrin cautioned that people who lived near hog facilities "should be very worried" about the breaching and flooding of the waste pits and urged residents not to come into contact with the stormwater.
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Simon said the man was currently "in good health" but was being kept in isolation and authorities were drawing up a list of everyone he may have come into contact with in Mallorca.
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Simon said the man was currently "in good health" but was being kept in isolation and authorities were drawing up a list of everyone he may have come into contact with in Mallorca.
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But a list of voters to be purged in June 2016 included more than 4,000 people who had simply come into contact with the court system because of divorces, misdemeanours and the like.
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It's not yet known why exactly the battery exploded, but Amine suspects it was because the device had come into contact with loose change in his pocket, possibly causing it to short out.
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"Now there is an ongoing investigation and my team and I are doing everything we can to find out when and how this substance has come into contact with my body," added Jack.
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Though the order applies to anyone living in Williamsburg, health officials will (for now) only reach out to people who might have come into contact with infected individuals and confirm their vaccination history.
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We're all little worker ants to him, and when we come into contact with something wondrous — like a dragon that can disappear — we'll attack the problem like the busy little bugs we are.
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The movie was inspired by the Jorge Luis Borges's short story "The Zahir," about an item (a coin, in the story) that instills an obsession in all who come into contact with it.
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They'll also be less likely to come into contact with the average Cuban who doesn't work at a tourist hotel, restaurant, or bar—the people who know well what they're supposed to say.
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Congo's health ministry said in a statement Thursday that field teams, tasked with identifying and vaccinating those who have come into contact with Ebola victims, are routinely harassed by groups of young people.
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"There is no confirmed cholera fatality at the hospital," he said in a statement, adding they were tracing all those who had come into contact with the patients to give them prevention treatment.
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Some observers said granting clemency to the ranchers will send a chill through the ranks of federal employees who are most likely to come into contact with anti-government extremists in Western states.
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As a result, fewer Latinos will be exposed to the workings of a campaign — they are much more likely to see fewer political ads and come into contact with staffers seeking their votes.
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A lithium e-cigarette battery in Johnson's pocket had reportedly come into contact with with coins, causing it to overheat and explode, which can happen when the circuitry inside the battery is damaged.
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Also, be sure to wash down the cutting boards, the counter tops, the plates and silverware that come into contact with the meat or its juice to avoid cross contamination with other foods.
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It's going to have a lot of unauthorized immigrants come into contact with the criminal justice system — most of whom wouldn't be considered "removable criminal aliens" if you looked at their records today.
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A lack of natural barriers, like air-conditioning and screens, in Puerto Rico after the storms also increases the likelihood people will come into contact with mosquitoes and potentially, the diseases they carry.
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Samsung found that the curved corner of the battery case for the first batch of batteries bent the electrodes and caused them to come into contact with each other, leading to a meltdown.
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Israel, for instance, has just approved emergency powers to track location data of infected individuals and ensure they are adhering to quarantines as well as alerting people they have come into contact with.
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If a barista has been exposed to or come into contact with someone with the virus, or has been diagnosed with the virus, they will receive up to 14 days of paid leave.
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Authorities said they are considering all scenarios, including the possibility Tibbetts may have come into contact with someone who caused her harm, but are still treating Tibbetts' disappearance as a missing persons case.
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Police had put up a security cordon around the bus and moved the passengers into an area of the Lyon Perrache bus station where they would not come into contact with other travellers.
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You will begin to see the pluses and minuses in every individual you come into contact with, which makes it easier for you to decide which relationships to grow and which to avoid.
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Droplets can remain in liquid form at temperatures far below freezing (a state called "supercooled"), only turning to ice when they come into contact with an impurity like dust, salt, bacteria, or ice.
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They are a ruling class that does not understand what it means to rule, much less how much that damages everyone they come into contact with, because all they have known is damage.
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Delta Air Lines and Hawaii health officials are scrambling to alert people who may have come into contact with a Japanese couple who tested positive for the novel coronavirus after visiting the state.
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There is also a promising vaccine that is used to protect those most at risk of contracting the disease, like health care workers and people who have come into contact with the ill.
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The team behind the egg declined to talk about the money it has been offered or the big names it has come into contact with, preferring to keep the attention focused on Eugene.
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As with the previous outbreak, vaccination will focus on health workers and people who have come into contact with confirmed cases of the disease, said Barthe Ndjoloko, who oversees the health ministry's Ebola response.
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In rice fields, and in a lot of agricultural areas, people just come into contact with these very venomous, high deadly snakes—and if the snakes get stepped on, their reaction is to bite.
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Or, at least, she's the architect of what the firm appears to be—and her presence has left an indelible imprint on the hundreds of businesses that have come into contact with the firm.
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Instead, it's used local law enforcement as a net: Immigrants who come into contact with law enforcement, especially those who fit one of the priorities, get gathered up by the federal government for deportation.
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Even people without allergies have these same protective reactions: when we inhale dust particles we sneeze or cough; when we ingest spoiled food, we vomit; when we come into contact with irritants, we itch.
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By establishing and maintaining a personal brand you ensure that everyone you come into contact with, either in person or online, gets a sense of who you are and what you have to offer.
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Japanese health workers have begun screening 212 people who displayed symptoms or had come into contact with a man who got off the boat in Hong Kong and was found to have the coronavirus.
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Image: SpaceXInvestigators looking into the cause of the SpaceX Crew Dragon explosion back in April are now blaming a faulty valve for the anomaly, which allowed leaking fuel to come into contact with titanium.
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The screens may be huge, but the flowers seem trapped in a narrow space behind their flat surfaces, forced to break apart as they come into contact with the indomitable elements at their sides.
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As soon as I left the room, I overheard her tell the nurse that she should take away anything I'd used, or had come into contact with me, and put it in the incinerator.
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Paula tells BuzzFeed that afterwards, she asked if she could grab her phone to document the interaction, surely thinking it would be the last time she would come into contact with the famous songstress.
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If any mucous membranes or open wounds come into contact with that bacteria—or if people who touch it fail to wash their hands before eating—it could cause bloody diarrhea and other unpleasantness.
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If Turkey-backed rebels push further south through the current battleground with Kurdish fighters, they will come into contact with territory controlled by Syrian government and allied forces north of the city of Aleppo.
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Amitai is believed to have come into contact with a measles-infected passenger while working on an El Al flight from John F. Kennedy Airport in New York to Tel Aviv on March 26.
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"Everyone we come into contact [with] in those neighborhoods, if they don't have a legitimate reason to be there, if we don't arrest them for looting, they'll be arrested for something else," he said.
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Since human beings construct their self-concepts and identities based on what they don't like, it's important that we come into contact with things we don't agree with, or that don't resonate with us.
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"Knowing that you are enough to give that to yourself, you don't have to settle when you come into contact with sexual partners that don't listen to your needs and provide them," she says.
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The government came under pressure to change the rules around statutory sick pay after advising that anyone who had come into contact with a confirmed case of coronavirus should self-isolate for 14 days.
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The research indicates that carb rinsing can enhance performance when fluids are swished around the mouth for five to 10 seconds, the longer the better as more oral receptors come into contact with carbohydrates.
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"It's the most addictive brand I've ever come into contact with," said Lane Spodek, a 28-year-old sales associate at the downtown New York City branch of the high-fashion mini-emporium Totokaelo.
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Those established protocols require a bacterial and flu panel, and other conditions, including whether a person had traveled to any of the affected areas or come into contact with anyone who had tested positive.
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The authorities issued an array of cautions: Do not eat anything that had come into contact with floodwaters; wash hands after touching the water; check for wildlife, including snakes; and visit homes in daylight.
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MOSCOW, March 27 (Reuters) - The Kremlin on Friday said there is one coronavirus case within the presidential administration, but that the staff member in question did not come into contact with President Vladimir Putin.
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Israel has passed an emergency law to use mobile phone data for tracking people infected with COVID-19 including to identify and quarantine others they have come into contact with and may have infected.
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The South Korean authorities are racing to trace people who have come into contact with the infected congregation members, but have struggled to find all of those connected to the church's hundreds of members.
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SAGE said the number of cases had risen rapidly in the past four weeks because security incidents had dramatically affected the tracing and monitoring of people who may have come into contact with Ebola.
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Japan has also recorded 25 cases of coronavirus infections among citizens who had returned from Wuhan on charter planes over the past 10 days or who had come into contact with tourists from Wuhan.
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Provost: Well, I can say obviously you come into—if cultural differences and respect maybe that's paid to the male gender over the female gender, I've come into contact with that a few times.
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Compared with terrestrial animals, they have a longer lifespan and many roost densely with millions of others in caves, meaning they potentially come into contact with more viruses and they circulate easily between them.
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We learned this lesson from 9/11, when it was discovered that two of the terrorists with immigration violations had come into contact with state and local law enforcement officials before the attacks happened.
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After confirming two separate cases of measles this week, Michigan and New Jersey state health officials have issued a warning for individuals who may have come into contact with the virus during their airport travels.
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The great proportion of Hepatitis C, Hepatitis B and HIV transmission cases aren't really coming from contaminated syringes, but rather from environmental contaminants that often live on surfaces and come into contact with sterile gear.
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Over 110 koalas are killed by dogs each year, and pet owners in areas with a high koala population are encouraged not to leave dogs unattended outside, should they come into contact with the animals.
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It might just be that chefs don't typically come into contact with a siphon on a daily basis, now that we've moved beyond non-dessert 'foams' and 'whips' that dominated the trend of molecular gastronomy.
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Director Peter Strickland (The Duke of Burgundy) tells a twisted tale of shopping — for clothes and for people — that centers on a red dress that keeps mysteriously killing those who come into contact with it.
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Among all the people who go swimming or come into contact with the water all around the U.S., even in the South and areas with higher risk, the number of cases is still relatively rare.
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Though tourists and athletes may not actually encounter the Zika virus in Rio, they are much more likely to come into contact with its water, given Rio has lots of famous beach to go around.
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As a devout Catholic growing up in Latin America in the seventies and eighties, he would no doubt have come into contact with ideas of equality, egality and social justice in the context of faith.
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These sensors, made from a polymer similar to the one used to manufacture contact lenses, have been designed to change colour (from yellow to pink) when they come into contact with a beer containing furfural.
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Fluid samples have been taken from 14 people who visited the deceased in the hospital, along with 27 members of hospital staff who had come into contact with them during their treatment, according to Reena.
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The video of this week's episode in the New Mexico desert shows Border Patrol agents arriving on the scene at some point after members of the militia have already come into contact with the migrants.
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Later in the day, the diocese posted the names of seven more former priests who were defrocked for child sexual abuse offenses, in an effort to protect children who might come into contact with them.
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"The latest victims, did they come into contact with objects the would-be killer left behind?" asked Andrew C. Weber, a former United States assistant secretary of defense for nuclear, chemical and biological defense programs.
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Most worrying is that there are more than one million seniors working in sales positions such as cashiers that so many of us count on and perhaps dangerously come into contact with and unwittingly infect.
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The city advised people to wash their hands after coming into contact with floodwaters, which may carry toxic chemicals and diseases, and warned against eating any food that had come into contact with the water.
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And of course, don't forget to wash any utensils, such as serving ware, countertops and cutting boards, that may have come into contact with raw meat, as well as your hands with soap and water.
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In September, the DA held a press conference and urged members of the public to come forward if they had come into contact with Robicheaux or Riley and thought they may have been sexually assaulted.
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The patient is part of a group of five people taken into observation on the island and isolated after it was found they had come into contact with a German man diagnosed with the virus.
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In the 20th century, people whose children were disabled tended to hide them, seldom taking them into the market squares or shopping malls or restaurants or theaters where human beings come into contact with strangers.
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It seems the US is turning away only a small fraction of those who come into contact with Mexican immigration authorities: In 2018, the US found that only 225 Africans were deportable, according to CBP.
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However, Metropolitan Police Assistant Commissioner Neil Basu could not confirm Wednesday whether the nerve agent that the British man and woman had come into contact with was the same as that used on the Skripals.
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A Transportation Security Administration agent at the security gate at Oakland International Airport in Oakland, CA.Photo: APNew research identifies the various ways in which we're most likely to come into contact with communicable diseases at airports.
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If you do come into contact with wild parsnip, wash your skin, keep the area covered for at least 48 hours, and stay out of sunlight until you are healed to prevent further burning or discoloration.
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These online programs are in stark contrast to programs like Galvanize (in which I am an investor), where employers are present in the same physical environment, come into contact with students and appreciate the high intensity.
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While Olhoeft's device does have a safe mode, it has to be manually set and is intended for situations when he knows he's going to come into contact with interference, like during operations or an MRI.
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What they said in the DMs: Can't argue with that: Winner: Turkeys, with 58 matchesLoser: Puppies, with 56 matches Anyone right-swiping on that turkey is no one I want to come into contact with ever.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Monday that health officials had identified 60 people who had come into contact with the pastor since he was taken ill and that half of them had been vaccinated.
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Nevertheless, Lai added, if his team's therapy is proven effective, it could likely be used prophylactically, to protect health workers or family members who come into contact with Ebola virus patients in lieu of a vaccine.
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In the early 1920s, Banting and his colleague Charles Best thought they had finally identified the right enzyme, and in experiments took pains to make sure it did not come into contact with caustic digestive chemicals.
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The video replay was also used in the 17th minute after Russian forward Fedor Smolov went down in the box after he appeared to come into contact with Araujo but the referee ruled against a penalty.
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For instance, Facebook could log that you spent a few hours near someone else at a private residence and differentiate that relationship from other Facebook users you come into contact with only at an office building.
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After you receive the flu vaccine, the viral strains come into contact with your body's B cells, a special type of cell whose job is to recognize foreign invaders and prepare your body to fight them.
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The church's leaders have been accused of deliberately withholding information about its membership, stymying the health authorities' efforts to trace and test every person who might have come into contact with someone infected with the virus.
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When workers have to choose between earning a living and staying home sick, it incentivizes them to come to work when they're ill and potentially infect their colleagues and anyone else they come into contact with.
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Israel and Israeli telecoms are using a secret database of user location data to track those who are infected and those who might have come into contact with them, and American companies have considered following suit.
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City officials said there is no evidence that the D.C. man has any connection to the federal government, but they are still investigating who he may have come into contact with over the past few weeks.
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US and European flyers are also less likely to come into contact with a plane that has visited China recently as more and more airlines are dialing back or temporarily canceling their services to the region.
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Walls, floors and anything with a hard surface that has come into contact with floodwater -- like appliances, countertops or children's play areas -- need to be cleaned with soap and water and disinfected with a bleach solution.
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Even to start up again, Chinese officials are requiring businesses to provide masks to workers, record their temperatures and track their movements to make sure they haven't come into contact with the coronavirus, named COVID-19.
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Attorneys Andrew Bakaj and Mark Zaid issued a statement and a series of tweets pushing back at allegations raised by Trump and others over reports that the intelligence official had come into contact with Democratic lawmakers.
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Public Health England, an agency of the British health ministry, told university officials that the student had not come into contact with anyone on campus while showing symptoms, and that the risk of infection was low.
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Whether you know someone who has and loves them, or you've just seen enough colorful, plush-looking sneakers walking around to note the style, you've likely already come into contact with the San Francisco brand Allbirds.
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Some jurisdictions do not regularly collect demographic data to analyze rates of Latinos and Hispanics, so people who come into contact with a local jail and identify as Latino or Hispanic are often miscategorized as white.
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That finding, Brafman said, could effectively force Shkreli to do his time in a higher-security prison, where he would be much more likely to come into contact with inmates who have a history of violence.
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Hundreds of people who were also in those locations on March 4 and 5 have been told to wash their clothes and any personal items, in case they had come into contact with the nerve agent.
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Throw away any food that may have come into contact with floodwater or storm water, perishable food that may have not been refrigerated properly and anything that does not look, smell or feel like it should.
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And while very few politicians tend to come into contact with such extremists, that status quo seems likely to be upended, as white nationalists and supremacists intensify their efforts to inject their ideas into mainstream politics.
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Last night it emerged that the former Russian spy and his daughter may have first come into contact with a deadly military-grade nerve agent at their home in the city of Salisbury, British police said Wednesday.
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The legs appear to soften the impact of a fall more than your average case, while also making it less likely your smartphone's more fragile bits come into contact with a hard surface (h/t The Verge).
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Previously, U.S. forces have embedded with Kurdish peshmerga at the very lowest levels but were instructed to stay behind the last line of concealment, or the point where they expect to come into contact with the enemy.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends a health-care provider clean their hands before and after touching a patient or their surroundings and before any procedure, as well as if they come into contact with bodily fluids.
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Videos out of Georgia Tech's team show a real-time transformation that takes around five seconds to complete, once the polymer object has come into contact with a heat source, like a blow drier or hot water.
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Trump, Pence and other administration officials attended the conference, though the American Conservative Union says the attendee did not come into contact with the President or vice president, nor did they attend events in the main hall.
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Tab Ramos, the youth technical director of U.S. Soccer, said the United States' size made it impossible to guarantee that every good player would come into contact with a quality, professional coach before it was too late.
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Gaetz found out while flying on Air Force One with Trump that he had come into contact with the individual, and then reportedly quarantined himself in a compartment on the plane, according to the New York Times.
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Jace Radke, a spokesman for the city of Las Vegas, said that the district will be screening anybody who may have come into contact with the homeless man who tested positive, according to Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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They also need to be wiped of any dirt or grime first, and rinsed with warm water and air-dried after if they're going to come into contact with food or mouths like baby bottles or toys.
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In February, the company suspended 240 user accounts in Mexico after the people who those accounts belonged to rode with two drivers who had come into contact with a possible coronavirus case, according to a Bloomberg report.
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Even "reasonable" people seem prone to his way of thinking in the wake of the virus, whether or not they've come into contact with Krumwiede themselves or would ever listen to someone like him in other circumstances.
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In metropolitan Los Angeles, an area with more than 4 million Spanish speakers — more than Uruguay's entire population — linguists say that a new dialect has coalesced as different types of Spanish come into contact with one another.
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Following a domestic recall announcement by Japan's transport ministry, Toyota said that in affected vehicles, the wire harness which connects to the hybrid power control unit can come into contact with the covering at the connection point.
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If you get a flu shot, you're less likely to contract and spread the disease to everyone and anyone you come into contact with—the more people who are vaccinated, the more protected the unvaccinated will be.
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Not only is the map there for citizens to check, but the South Korean government is using it to proactively send regional text messages warning people they may have come into contact with someone carrying the virus.
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They have a definite &apos70s vibe, which I love, and I haven&apost experienced any oxidization of the metal frame yet despite that they touch my face and come into contact with skin-care products a lot.
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Following a domestic recall announcement by Japan's transport ministry, Toyota said that in affected vehicles, the wire harness which connects to the hybrid power control unit can come into contact with the covering at the connection point.
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"Huntington Beach Fire Department wants to remind everyone to be aware of their surroundings and if you come into contact with a swarm of bees, or a bee hive, act calmly and leave the area quickly and quietly."
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Other discussions revolved around the role of art within society — and an institution's responsibility to properly support productive and positive dialogue for all those who come into contact with the art on display, not just students and faculty.
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It was never meant to be a work for everyone to enjoy (as the website suggests), because the only people able to come into contact with it would have been the reluctant townspeople, wealthy whitewater rafters, and vacationers.
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A person who visited Las Vegas between August 1-6 has a confirmed case of measles and the health district is advising that any person who may have come into contact with them should check their immunization status.
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The researchers note that this is because there are fewer members within the minority group so they are more likely to come into contact with the majority group members when trying to form connections, thereby increasing their anxiety.
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Now things could go a step further and remove any potential for Huawei and ZTE technology to come into contact with the U.S. government through the long chain of contract companies and vendors who work with the state.
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It also alleges that the university did not consider alternative foods like ice cream or whipped cream for the contest — which, unlike pancakes, don't turn into a "thick glob of paste" when they come into contact with saliva.
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As of October 2016, Starship's delivery robots had come into contact with at least 1.7 million people in 16 countries and 56 cities, and traveled 10,000 miles while making deliveries or conducting formal road tests, the company reports.
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While incidents as large as Thursday's steam pipe explosion are rare, experts say asbestos is relatively common in major urban centers – and that as New York City's infrastructure ages, residents may come into contact with it more often.
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"I would think that an LAPD officer — if this story is accurate, as we're being told — would know that any time you come into contact with evidence that you should and shall submit that to investigators," Neiman said.
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This outbreak, the ninth known in modern times in the country, marks the first in which an investigational vaccine was deployed to protect front-line health care workers and those who might come into contact with the virus.
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"We cannot allow the fear this ill-considered rule creates to scare families away from getting the help that they may need if they come into contact with people," with the coronavirus, the Democrats said in the letter.
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Schlapp, the president of the American Conservative Union and husband of Trump campaign official Mercedes Schlapp, confirmed that he had come into contact with an individual at last month's Conservative Political Action Conference who tested positive for coronavirus.
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But when he testified to a grand jury that same year, Officer Wilson said he would not have come into contact with the teenager if cops weren't looking for someone who had stolen cigarillos from a local market.
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Although the bacterium that causes bovine tuberculosis typically spreads from cow to cow, badgers, which also fall sick from it, are thought to play a role when uninfected cows come into contact with infected badgers or their waste.
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Public health workers tasked with surveillance do interviews to determine all the people an infected person might have come into contact with, to notify them and either isolate or treat them, in an effort to reduce further spread.
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There are more than 70 cases of the virus in the U.S. Four of those are cases of community transmission, meaning the individuals did not recently travel to infected areas or come into contact with those who did.
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The retailer is among many essential businesses to come under fire recently for not providing workers with personal protective equipment, despite the fact that they come into contact with countless people everyday as a part of their jobs.
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"We cannot allow the fear this ill-considered rule creates to scare families away from getting the help that they may need if they come into contact with people," with the coronavirus, the Democrats said in the letter.
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MOSCOW, March 23 (Reuters) - Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin on Monday gave the authorities five days to develop a system to track people who have come into contact with anyone with coronavirus by using mobile phone geolocation data.
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Apparent community transmission of coronavirus — that is, people being infected despite not having travelled to the areas where it's prevalent or come into contact with someone else with the illness — was first confirmed in the U.S. last week.
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A federal judge has proposed blocking PG&E Corp from making future dividend payments to shareholders and ordered the funds instead be used to cut down trees that could come into contact with its equipment and spark wildfires.
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Europe has banned many phthalates from use in plastics that come into contact with fatty foods, including baby food, but the F.D.A. allows the use of many phthalates in such materials and classifies them as indirect food additives.
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Health officials screen passengers at airports, and if they identify someone with a highly contagious disease, they can track down anyone that person may have come into contact with so they can quarantine them before the disease spreads.
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As for the troops Trump is deploying to the border, they can only use their weapons in self-defense -- and many of them are unlikely to come into contact with any migrants trying to enter the country illegally.
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New York City's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene has urged everyone in the city of 8.6 million to act as if they've already come into contact with the contagious respiratory illness that's sickened more than 153,000 globally.
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With so few coronavirus tests available nationwide, and the length of time it takes to get results, doctors and nurses expect to come into contact with COVID-19 positive patients well before their tests have come back positive.
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The coating, inspired by water-resistant lotus leaves, is textured with microscopic "wrinkles" that block out external molecules and are chemically treated, meaning that water, blood or bacteria bounce away when they come into contact with the surface.
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They look like your standard pair of over-ear headphones (albeit a bit chunkier than average) coupled with a strange set of spikes that run down the inside of the band and come into contact with the wearer's head.
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Indeed, one of the main issues with the doomed original Galaxy Note 7 was that the large battery could come into contact with its internal housing, which could pierce the battery and cause the chemicals inside to catch fire.
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Hantavirus is usually spread through contact with rodents—such as the deer mice, cotton rats, rice rats the white-footed mouse—and is usually transmitted to humans when they are bitten or come into contact with fresh rodent droppings.
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Blood-borne pathogens can be spread if blood or bodily fluids from an infected person come into contact with mucous membranes such as the eyes or mouth, or open wounds and cuts, according to the National Library of Medicine.
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"Truffles have a strong flavor, so it's important that they come into contact with the egg yolks early on," explains Emmanuel Bréant, the manager of a nearby hotel, who agrees to give us some tips for a successful omelette.
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CONAKRY, April 2 (Reuters) - Guinea will soon vaccinate people who have come into contact with more than 500 men who have recovered from Ebola, a senior health official said, the first time it has vaccinated the contacts of survivors.
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One morning in March at its branch in Redwood City, California, three tellers—all Spanish-speaking locals who had first come into contact with Oportun because they or their families had been borrowers—have just one client between them.
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That would include family members but also people who may have come into contact with a sufferer in church or on public transport, each a potential Ebola time-bomb who must be found and vaccinated by virus-hunting experts.
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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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Historically, people have smoked tobacco as soon as they come into contact with it—Native Americans took it up thousands of years ago, the English got started in the sixteenth century—with anti-tobacco campaigns often following closely behind.
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I don't have to tell you this because you've seen it in every news story, on every TV channel and at every dinner table you've come into contact with over the last few years: everyone's obsessed with their smartphones.
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While Orwell provides an interesting and thrilling tale about the invasion of privacy, the game's mostly-white cast of college professors, former executives, and high-profile defense lawyers are people who merely come into contact with the surveillance state.
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Peter Salama, deputy director-general for emergency preparedness and response at the WHO, said doctors may need to be escorted by armed guards while going out to villages to trace people who have come into contact with Ebola patients.
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But anyone with symptoms who has traveled through countries with an outbreak of the virus, or who might have come into contact with someone who did or who seems sick, can be tested at a wide variety of locations.
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This is even more true in churches where the minister dips the bread in the wine, then places it on the parishioners' tongues — meaning the minister's fingers can come into contact with both the wine and multiple people's tongues.
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And concern over spreading Covid-19 finally hit the political world after several elected officials at an annual conservative conference were notified that an attendee they had come into contact with someone who has tested positive for the virus.
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Toyota said the two employees had worked in close proximity to each other, and that it had asked a total of 33 employees at the site who had come into contact with the two workers to remain at home.
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Pick a room — and a bathroom, if you have a spare — that a member of the household can use to undergo stricter quarantine in the event that they become sick or come into contact with someone who is ill.
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Bank of America has asked employees to not come into the office if they have come into contact with someone diagnosed with coronavirus or if they have recently visited China, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Iran, or Northern Italy.
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Several reports have found that senior church officials rarely took action after allegations of abuse, systematically transferring accused offenders into different parishes, where they would continue to come into contact with children, rather than seeking legal recourse or punishment.
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Several use WHO and Centers for Disease Control data to track outbreaks and recoveries, while others are aimed only at a Chinese audience, and focused on controlling the infection be helping people track who they might have come into contact with.
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Only low levels of thyroid are allowed to come into contact with the blue cones as they are being developed, followed by the activation of genes allowing high levels of the hormone to help develop the red and green cones.
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" Today Chick-fil-A's stated corporate purpose remains unchanged: "To glorify God by being a faithful steward of all that is entrusted to us and to have a positive influence on all who come into contact with Chick-fil-A.
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People typically contract the virus when they are bitten or come into contact with fresh droppings of an infected rodent, and they can soon experience coughing and shortness of breath as the infection causes fluid to build up in the lungs.
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A survey from Harvard–Harris Poll provided exclusively to The Hill found that 80 percent of voters say local authorities should have to comply with the law by reporting to federal agents the illegal immigrants they come into contact with.
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The limited edition watch — which no one who has ever come into contact with anything resembling taste would wear — also features the galuchat watch band found on de Grisogono's traditional watches, and a pair of watch faces designed by the jeweler.
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Every time the contents of your cooler come into contact with the warmer air outside, those faster-moving molecules get in there and poke your cold molecules in the ribs, making them move faster—and making your beer a little warmer.
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Health officials are keeping an eye on more than 5,400 people who have come into contact with Ebola victims, a practice known as contact tracing, with the goal of getting any new cases into treatment at the first sign of infection.
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Hundreds of cities across the U.S., many with Democratic mayors or city councils, say local authorities should not have to comply with federal law by reporting to immigration agents when they come into contact with those in the country illegally.
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Update TripAdvisor, one of the world's largest travel websites, and its booking service, Viator, will no longer sell tickets to hundreds of attractions where travelers come into contact with wild animals or endangered species held in captivity, the company announced Tuesday.
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Twelve states and the District of Columbia have implemented automatic voter registration policies or laws, in which eligible voters are registered or their addresses are updated when they come into contact with a government agency like the Department of Motor Vehicles.
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We have to look at what about the war on drugs, what about traffic stops, what about policing of prostitution is making women who come into contact with police officers in those situations vulnerable and how do we fix that.
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President Donald Trump, Vice President Mike Pence and other administration officials attended the conference, though the ACU says the attendee did not come into contact with the president or vice president, nor did they attend events in the main hall.
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President Donald Trump, Vice President Mike Pence and other administration officials attended the conference, though the ACU says the attendee did not come into contact with the President or vice president, nor did they attend events in the main hall.
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Trump, Vice President Mike Pence and a number of other administration officials also attended the conference, but the American Conservative Union, which runs the event every year, said the infected attendee did not come into contact with the President or Pence.
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That morning, aides were forced to inform the President that a person he'd come into contact with over the weekend -- a senior Brazilian official -- had tested positive for coronavirus, a revelation that led to two Republican senators entering self-quarantine.
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Uber also said that the driver was not licensed by the New York City to drive in any of its five boroughs, suggesting that residents of the city would have been less likely to come into contact with the driver.
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A group of people who had come into contact with the Westchester man and later attended the annual conference of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee in Washington this week, have also been asked by health officials to self-quarantine.
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Mr. Trump believes his willingness to shake hands and connect with supporters helped propel him into office and the club's unwritten rule is that those who love him or trade on connections with him can come into contact with him.
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But Devin noticed something that surprised him in the questions: they were very narrowly focused on whether he had been to China or Italy specifically or if he'd potentially come into contact with somebody already known to have the novel coronavirus.
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"If you come into contact with somebody who turns out to be COVID positive ... then you go in to self-isolation," Cavoli said, adding he had carved out a "clean enclave" for himself in and around his residence in Germany.
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Meanwhile in Germany, anyone who shows flu-like symptoms and has in the past 14 days come into contact with a confirmed case, or traveled to a high-risk region, gets tested, according to official guidelines published by the health ministry.
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When there are still just a few cases, it is still possible to identify and isolate the infected individuals and trace the people they have come into contact with so they too can be either tested, monitored, and, if necessary, isolated.
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That seemed really scary to me, the idea that my job means I may come into contact with a potentially lethal virus and that any recovery or isolation I may need as a result of that could be unpaid and unprotected.
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He is now trying to figure out if the MTA's covid leave policy applies to workers who have come into contact with other workers who have tested positive, because he hasn't accrued enough sick days to take two weeks off.
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"If you come into contact with somebody who turns out to be COVID positive ... then you go in to self-isolation," Cavoli said, adding he had carved out a "clean enclave" for himself in and around his residence in Germany.
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Those travelers are likely to come into contact with many high-touch objects such as self check-in kiosks, escalator handrails and tray tables, so airports and airlines are making changes aimed at reducing the potential for what's called community transmission.
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However, congressional leadership has so far poured cold water on the idea, shrugging off suggestions that two chambers full of mostly older people who constantly come into contact with constituents should take the same social distancing precautions as everyone else.
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As more work remotely or self-quarantine amid the spread of the novel coronavirus, gig workers for food delivery apps and ride-hailing services continue to work jobs that demand they come into contact with hundreds of people each day.
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When the proportion of vaccinated people is below a certain level, it's more likely that someone who hasn't received the vaccine will come into contact with someone who has the disease, which allows it to keep circulating and cause more outbreaks.
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"The chances are astonishingly low that you would come into contact with a coronavirus infection" at work or in a public setting in Silicon Valley, Dr. Stanley Deresinski, an infectious disease physician at Stanford Health Care, told Recode last week.
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The Food and Drug Administration suggests that people should also throw away prescription drugs, even those that are in their original containers or with screw tops, as they may no longer be safe if they've come into contact with contaminated water.
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For now, the American authorities are trying to limit the spread of the virus by identifying and monitoring anyone who has come into contact with an infected patient — a methodical process known as contact tracing — and by policing the nation's borders.
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Drawing on the work of Tim Levine, a professor of communication studies at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, Gladwell argues that it is when we come into contact with mismatched people that our usual ability to spot truthfulness fails.
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It is therefore vitally important we make sure that all children who come into contact with the criminal justice system are treated fairly and appropriately, are not forgotten, and are afforded an opportunity to rehabilitate and become productive, contributing members of society.
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Dr. Yonas Tegegn Woldemariam, the WHO representative in Uganda, said that 4,700 health workers in Uganda had already been vaccinated as a precaution and they would now begin vaccinating people who had come into contact with the family and other health care staff.
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Several reports into the abuse have found that senior church officials rarely took action after allegations of abuse, systematically transferring accused offenders into different parishes, where they would continue to come into contact with children, rather than seeking legal recourse or punishment.
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While jurisdictions generally restrict the subject's access to alcohol prior to a test, they might not mention the operator—the New York Police Department doesn't mention whether the operator can come into contact with alcohol, for example (see Patrol Guide procedure 208-40).
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The electricity company, which services North Carolina and South Carolina, said stormwater may have come into contact with coal ash from a landfill at the company's Sutton Power Plant, causing a slope failure and erosion that displaced about 2,000 cubic yards of material.
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It has also said it will implement temperature screening of attendees; require conference-goers self-certify they have not come into contact with an infected person; and is suggesting delegates adopt a 'no hand shake' policy in a bid to limit contact.
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It's a given that pretty much any object we come into contact with in the course of a day is absolutely seething with bacteria, but cell phones carry extra dangers because we bring them into close proximity with our ears and mouth.
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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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While it had difficulty with more obscure shapes — like a fake banana — the system begins to tackle a major challenge in perfecting robots: how to make it possible to independently grip the litany of objects humans come into contact with every day.
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The ultra-Orthodox say their study of the Torah is vital for the continued survival of the Jewish people and also fear that young men serving in the army would come into contact with women and with less pious elements in society.
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Steven Westervelt, project manager for Di Pompeo Construction, which built the school and the park where Alton is believed to have come into contact with the drugs, said his crew found a dozen syringes at the site every day over the past year.
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The ultra-Orthodox say that their study of the Torah is vital for the continued survival of the Jewish people and also fear that young men serving in the army would come into contact with women and with less pious elements in society.
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"Perry is a role model to so many young people, and this just destroys all the good work we do to try to encourage people not to let their dogs come into contact with koalas," Queensland vet Claire Madden told the Courier Mail.
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After the patients stop coming, King and his wife, Mother, administer the same cures to their daughters, observing elaborate purification measures whenever the girls come into contact with dead animals or a particularly noxious artifact from the greater world, such as a magazine.
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"School closures, isolation of the sick, home quarantines of those who have come into contact with the sick, social distancing, telework and large-gathering cancellations must be implemented before the spread of the disease in any community reaches 1 percent," Bossert wrote.
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President Donald Trump, Vice President Mike Pence and a number of other administration officials attended the conference, but the American Conservative Union, which runs the event every year, has said the infected attendee did not come into contact with the President or Pence.
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Typical gender roles can "influence where men and women spend their time, and the infectious agents they come into contact with, as well as the nature of exposure, its frequency and its intensity," declared the World Health Organization in a 2007 report.
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Quick, safe, convenient drive-through testing facilities, as pioneered by South Korea, reduce the burden on health care facilities, reduce the risk to health care workers and others who patients may come into contact with, and identify infections among contacts and others. Surveillance.
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Rideshare drivers, like delivery workers, face a unique set of risks amid the COVID-19 outbreak — while their work demands that they come into contact with dozens of strangers daily, their status as contractors bars them from company-wide benefits like health insurance.
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They've issued additional privacy notices to consumers — saying that to the extent we become aware of a passenger that has had COVID or a driver, we will notify people who have come into contact with that Uber over a given time period.
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"School closures, isolation of the sick, home quarantines of those who have come into contact with the sick, social distancing, telework and large-gathering cancellations must be implemented before the spread of the disease in any community reaches 1 percent," he wrote.
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We're talking about living in a world of relatively clean and controlled surfaces, where even small children who are constantly picking things up and putting them in their mouths are not going to come into contact with a very wide variety of exposures.
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The patient is part of a group of five people taken into observation on the island and isolated on Thursday after it was found some of them had come into contact with a German man diagnosed with the virus, the ministry said.
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"Public-health investigators are looking into people the woman may have come into contact with after returning to the US, but the CDC said she had "limited close contacts, all of whom are currently well and who will be monitored for symptoms.
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Renee Funk, Emergency Management Director at the Centers for Disease Control, told Gizmodo that folks who come into contact with floodwaters must take precautions to make sure they aren't impacted by anything the floodwaters might have dredged up, from weed repellant to animal feces.
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It is a more complex estimation because some people will be repeatedly exposed to the virus -- such as children, nurses and teachers -- so how often you come into contact with the virus also plays a role in whether you might become sick, even when vaccinated.
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CONAKRY (Reuters) - Guinea's Ebola coordination unit has traced an estimated 816 people who may have come into contact with victims of the disease or their corpses during a recent flare-up in a village in the country's southeast, a health official said on Monday.
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For a game that is purportedly about identity, it seems like it could end up being a missed opportunity — particularly given that Bare says the story can be impacted by the ways in which the player interacts with various survivors they come into contact with.
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But the CDC says it's also important to wash your hands frequently, cover your mouth when you cough or sneeze and wipe down surfaces that may have come into contact with contagion, as flu germs can live on them for up to 24 hours.
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Fortunately, medical personnel have been dispatched to the new hot spot, where they will begin investigating and tracking down each person the victims might have come into contact with: time is of the essence in order to make sure that the virus doesn't spread.
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"By biting your nails, you're basically licking whatever your hands have come into contact with throughout the day if you haven't washed them thoroughly, whether it's a public door or the lever for flushing a toilet—just think of yourself licking that surface," Yost says.
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A remake of the 1964 series of the same name (which itself didn't exactly scream "straight"), the film exudes bisexual energy at every turn, both narratively and in the chemistry, between not only its three protagonists but virtually everyone they come into contact with.
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The various agencies within DHS, including USCIS, Customs and Border Protection, and Immigration and Customs Enforcement, must inform each asylum seeker they come into contact with of the duty to file for asylum within one year and how to do so under these new guidelines.
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Johnson refused to back down, citing a regulation on animal by-products which he said lay behind a ban on recycling teabags imposed by local authorities in the Welsh city of Cardiff, due to the risk that they may have come into contact with milk.
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News of the White House's request comes despite assurances from Defense officials that any troops deployed to the border would not come into contact with a caravan of migrants currently headed to the U.S. southern border, and would only support local law enforcement personnel.
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The president said he felt the test was necessary after several reporters grilled him about it Friday afternoon, because he's come into contact with several people who have been either diagnosed or quarantined since the first U.S. case of COVID-19 surfaced in late January.
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Russia has reported 114 confirmed cases of coronavirus in 26 different regions of the country, but none in Yamal-Nenets, although those suspected of having come into contact with the virus who visit plants and factories there are tested, the region's governor Dmitry Artyukhov said.
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"It is a well-respected national institution, and most Britons will come into contact with it at some time in their lives, so it was a natural choice to represent the 'N,' " Anne Jessop, chief executive of the Royal Mint, said in a statement.
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They include his decision on Sunday to shut down most courts and, on Tuesday, to order the Internal Security Agency to use a secret database of citizens' cellphone data to track down people who may have come into contact with carriers of the illness.
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"We put plans A, B, and C together, with the worst case scenario being if someone came into our studios after having come into contact with coronavirus, then we would shut it down and get it cleaned," says Donna Charloff, services director for the brand.
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The same is true with Whole Foods, also owned by Jeff Bezos, which has gone so far as to suggest workers share their paid time off—even as they suffer panic attacks from overworking or come into contact with other workers infected by Covid-19.
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"If you are out and about, and you're hiking around and you're going to parks, you're probably never going to come into contact with it," said Martha A. Case, a biology professor at the College of William and Mary and college conservator of botanical collections.
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"The report alleges that staff were sent into quarantined areas 'without personal protective equipment, training, or experience in managing public health emergencies, safety protocols, and the potential danger to both themselves and members of the public they come into contact with,'" the letter states.
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The news was embarrassing for the Royal Ballet, he said, but it was also potentially "a really big problem for the Royal Ballet School," he added, if it turns out the school had allowed students to come into contact with someone accused of misbehavior.
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OSHA's own inspection data show that 70 percent of the 11,500 construction and shipyard workers who come into contact with beryllium while performing open-air abrasive blasting are, in fact, exposed to airborne beryllium that can result in debilitating lifelong illnesses and early deaths.
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Across the country, where at least 19 more cases have since been confirmed, it is health officials at the county and municipal level who are scrambling to isolate the sick, learn where they have been and monitor those who have come into contact with them.
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The WHO said that after running an Ebola simulation exercise in Rwanda, it was sending a team to beef up the country's preparedness and to vaccinate health workers who would be first to come into contact with Ebola if it spread across the border.
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Italy's southern Calabria region also reported a suspected case, saying it had hospitalized in isolation a 26-year-old woman who had returned from Venice with a temperature after attending a conference with a colleague who had come into contact with the man from Codogno.
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Officials from Doctors Without Borders say the strategy has not worked in Congo, in part because it has not been possible to track down every person who has come into contact with someone infected with Ebola, and because some contacts have refused to cooperate.
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Though Mueller's team has been amazingly leak-proof, we have gotten clues about what they've been up to through leaks from people they've come into contact with — the people they've questioned, their lawyers, and other government officials involved in certain aspects of the probe.
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But, what I gather, is that I'm probably one of those lucky people that gets completely pulled around by their hormonal fluctuations, and that includes the general feeling of positivity that surrounds everything I come into contact with during ovulation—such as my relationship to music.
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Anyone who's ever held the iPhone X in their hands can tell you that your fingers and the edges of your hands still have the tendency to accidentally come into contact with the screen, which is a perfectly fine way to mess yourself up, mid-game.
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Across the United States, where at least 12 more cases have since been confirmed, it is health officials at the county and municipal levels who are scrambling to isolate the sick, learn where they have been and monitor those who have come into contact with them.
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In recent years, North Carolina's Republican-led legislature has tried to push through laws targeting the state's immigrant population, including allowing local police to check the immigration status of anyone they come into contact with and mandating jail time for anyone caught driving without a license.
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The CDC also says it's also important to wash your hands frequently, stay hydrated, cover your mouth when you cough or sneeze and wipe down surfaces that may have come into contact with contagion, as flu germs can live on them for up to 24 hours.
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When Theresa Benz's son was being bullied by another 6th grader at Amy Beverland Elementary School in Indianapolis, she took her concerns directly to Principal Susan Jordan, who immediately took action to make sure the two boys would not come into contact with each other again.
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Viewed through this lens, the movies become something different altogether: Kevin is a vile sociopath, who not only is willing to use such measures, but delights in them, laughing as he gleefully inflicts pain and suffering on whatever non-rich he happens to come into contact with.
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U.S. District Court Judge William Alsup of the Northern District of California at a hearing barred PG&E from reissuing dividends so funds can be used to cut wildfire risk by paying for taking down trees and trimming branches that could come into contact with power lines.
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I am sure they have been thrilled to see that on this promise, Trump is making good, empowering a thuggish ICE Deportation Force to expand their powers to deport anyone they come into contact with even if they only thing on their record is a parking ticket.
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If you are an undocumented person in the U.S., trying to avoid crossing paths with any government official, the last thing on your mind would be to try to infiltrate a voting site, impersonate a citizen, come into contact with poll workers, and risk being caught.
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That initial chat will probably cover what you think you might be allergic to, how likely it is for you to come into contact with those allergens, where on your body the testing should take place, and whether or not you're already on an allergy treatment plan.
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If Pence had flown on Air Force Two for the planned opioid event in Manchester, N.H., he would have come into contact with former New York Giants player Jeff Hatch, who now works for the opioid addiction treatment center Pence was set to visit, Politico reports.
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Most people won't get sick with Legionnaires' after being exposed to the bacteriaAccording to the CDC, most people who come into contact with the legionella bacteria don't get sick with Legionnaires' disease, but there are certain factors that may make an individual more susceptible to the illness.
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If a player tries a once-common end zone celebration like dunking the football over the crossbar, it will be allowed only if the dunking player does not come into contact with the crossbar — touching the crossbar means the goal posts have been used as a prop.
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You may think that being confined to your apartment is the perfect time to use the genius technology that is food and grocery delivery apps, however, having items delivered to your home still means having to come into contact with at least one other human being.
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The first case with an unknown source drew added attention because the CDC initially declined to do a test for coronavirus because the case did not match the criteria of having returned from an affected country or come into contact with someone known to have it.
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But the humiliating defeat that the "infidels" dealt to the Crusaders turned out to be an unexpected gift: the Christian world, having come into contact with the Muslim intelligentsia, rediscovered its own cultural roots — the classical heritage that eventually led to the blooming of the Renaissance.
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Andreas Zapf, president of Bavaria's office for health and food safety, said on Tuesday the person infected was 33 years old, lived in the district of Landsberg about 50 kilometers (31 miles) west of Munich and had come into contact with a Chinese woman on Jan 21.
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As of last week, more than 85033,000 people were being monitored for signs of the virus, a practice known as contact tracing — keeping track of those who have come into contact with someone who has contracted the virus, those who are most likely to be infected themselves.
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Although they don't have onboard locomotion, when certain types of bacteriophages—'phages' for short—come into contact with specific types of bacteria, they bind to the outer membrane of the bacteria before releasing an enzyme called lysin that essentially drills a hole into a bacterial cell.
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That's why I am preoccupied by issues like whether we have enough black and Asian magistrates, judges, and prison officers, so that when people come into contact with the system they find themselves interacting with a range of people, including some who look like they do.
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" WATCH: Starbucks Has Officially Changed Its Bathroom Policy The United States Department of Health and Human Services' Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease warns that humans should not come into contact with DDVP, explaining that dichlorvos poisoning can lead to "nausea, anxiousness, restlessness, teary eyes and heavy sweating.
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HVAC system In a smoker&aposs house, every part of the central air system has come into contact with smoke over the years, explains Richard Ciresi , owner of Aire Serv in Louisville, KY. Here are some steps you can take to rectify this: "Clean the air ducts," says Ciresi.
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Warning: Graphic images below A Texas man who nearly died after contracting a flesh-eating bacteria while out in Hurricane Harvey floodwaters is urging people now dealing with the aftermath of Hurricane Irma to be extremely careful if they come into contact with floodwaters in their own towns.
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Concerns about GM fish interacting with wild populations are mitigated by land-based production's risk management procedures such as locating facilities at significant distances from lakes and streams and breeding fish to be sterile so they can't reproduce even if they come into contact with other salmon populations.
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"Most people think that Japan is more advanced in terms of robotics, but during the past two and half years, we've had at least 10,000 people come into contact with our humanoid robots," Fabrice Goffin, co-CEO of Zora Robotics in Ostend, Belgium, told me over the phone.
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Environmental advocates and state officials have been flying over regions to identify overflowing lagoons where floodwaters have become mixed with the waste, a public health hazard that could last for weeks as bacteria flow into rivers and streams, potentially sickening those who come into contact with those waters.
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People who are medically vulnerable will stay safer if they avoid large-group meetings, crowded enclosed spaces (including airplanes) and they may want to telework and stay 6 feet away from others as much as possible, as well as limit the number of people they come into contact with.
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Perhaps the most aggressive use of cellphone location tracking is happening in South Korea where the government has created a publicly available map from cellphone data that people can use to determine if they have come into contact with someone who has been infected with the novel coronavirus.
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Perhaps the most aggressive use of cellphone location tracking is happening in South Korea where the government has created a publicly available map from cellphone data that people can use to determine if they have come into contact with someone who has been infected with the novel coronavirus.
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It also reports the health ministry will be involved in monitoring the location of infected people to ensure they are complying with quarantine rules — saying it can also send text messages to people who have come into contact with someone with COVID-19 to instruct them to self isolate.
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As for how to safely store the card, Apple is advising customers store it in some container made of soft material — but not leather — and to make sure it doesn't come into contact with any loose metal objects (and of course magnets, as that could demagnetize the strip).
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A new superhero is coming to The CW. This week, the station dropped the first teaser trailer for their upcoming DC Universe series Stargirl, which sees teenager Courtney Whitmore (played by Brec Bassinger) come into contact with a magical staff and learn some related family secrets along the way.
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Stephen Levin, a Brooklyn city councilman who is chairman of the General Welfare Committee, which oversees the Department of Homeless Services and the Administration for Children's Services, said there have long been questions about coordination between different city agencies that may come into contact with cluster site families.
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"My hope is that those who come into contact with my art, particularly people of color remember that our struggles are connected, and that there are ancestors like Yuri and Malcolm that have come before us and made it possible for us to imagine a better world," writes Becerra.
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The agents also get to fire all kinds of weapons, including one planet-shattering gun that derives its power from a star, and at one point, they come into contact with Pawny (Kumail Nanjiani) a tiny alien with a tiny hat who serves as the movie's CGI slapstick relief.
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The study was also interesting in what it revealed about seat designations and passenger movement, which is important because the more a passenger moves around a plane, the greater chance they have to come into contact with germs; or if they're infected, the more chances they have to spread the germs.
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And that stigma is often the thing that truly harms: When sex workers are despised by society, they can't always be upfront about their work, which can put them in a precarious position with friends, family, landlords, healthcare providers, and virtually every other civilian they might come into contact with.
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I ask how many people are a part of PROUD and Hella tells me they have hundreds of members, and come into contact with a wider network of thousands when they go around the country doing fieldwork, telling people about their rights, and gathering information with which to lobby the government.
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Conversely, if it's a year with drought, another scenario possible with warming temperatures, farmers that can't grow enough to feed their families might have to venture farther into the forest for food, increasing the chances they will come into contact with the forest animals such as bats, that carry Ebola.
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" Explaining his choice for the unconventional bio, Abud said that he wanted to "start planting the seed and normalizing the Arab people and the Arab-American people, to show people who have not come into contact with them as much that we've been here and we're part of the fabric.
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The new flareup highlights a harsh reality for the region: Ebola, long confined to central Africa, is likely entrenched in a local reservoir, where it will continually come into contact with human populations, which will result in continual, isolated cases that will need to be addressed and contained as they appear.
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Survivors of three British ships sunk by Nazi raiders in December, the Filipinos told of having come into contact with three German raiders, including the 10,000-ton Narvik, which they said was known as the ''Black Ship,'' painted black from stem to stern and bearing no insignia to show its nationality.
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"The premise is that by vaccinating all people who have come into contact with an infected person, you create a protective 'ring' and stop the virus from spreading further," John-Arne Rottingen of the Norwegian Institute of Public Health, which has been involved in implementing the trial, told CNN last year.
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On March 12, the White House was still insisting Trump didn't need to be tested for the coronavirus, despite the fact that he took a picture alongside an infected member of Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro's staff, and had come into contact with Republican lawmakers who had been exposed to the virus.
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"The decision to postpone tonight's game has been taken as a precautionary measure on medical advice, after it emerged that personnel from Arsenal FC have come into contact with the Olympiacos owner, Evangelos Marinakis, who has been named as a positive case of COVID-19," the club said in a statement.
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To spark more careers like those of Hillis and Shannon, and to make sure that our future workforce can speak the languages of both digital and industrial, we've got to make sure more kids come into contact with science, technology, engineering and mathematics in ways that draw on their natural independence and creativity.
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"During food safety audits we were informed traces of listeria were found on surfaces that do not come into contact with food, including drains and floor surfaces," an American Airlines spokesperson told BI. While there have been no reports of sick passengers, American Airlines decided to stop using Gate Gourmet just in case.
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The best way to prevent infection is by keeping contacts clean and taking them out before your shower, swim, or sleepWhether you wear daily disposable contacts or longer-term contacts, take them out before bed or before they could come into contact with water, such as in a pool, tub, or shower.
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Among those asked to self-quarantine were a group of people who had come into contact with the man and subsequently attended the annual conference of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee in Washington this week, the event's organizers said in a note emailed to conference attendees and posted on Twitter on Wednesday.
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Although Dutton didn't come into contact with Trump directly during a visit to D.C. last week, he did meet with several people Trump has regular contact with: daughter and advisor Ivanka Trump, as well as Attorney General William Barr, counselor to the president Kellyanne Conway, and assistant to the president Joe Grogan.
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When the news came out that Ingram had been called up, Jeff Jones, who coached Ingram at American and is now the head coach at Old Dominion, immediately began receiving texts from a large network of former players and coaches, each of whom had come into contact with Ingram over the years.
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"While there is no immediate health risk to anyone who may have been in either of these locations, it is possible, but unlikely, that any of the substance which has come into contact with clothing or belongings could still be present in minute amounts and therefore contaminate your skin," the advisory said.
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Still, Mr. Johnson's aides played down the risk to other senior cabinet ministers and officials who have come into contact with him, arguing that the government had observed the advice it offered to the public to keep a distance of two meters, or 6 feet, 6 inches, from other people wherever possible.
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Public Health England said there was no immediate health risk to anyone who may have been in either the restaurant or the pub, but their was a small chance that any of the agent that had come into contact with clothing or belongings could still be present in minute amounts and contaminate skin.
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Most current devices, including modern VADs and an artificial heart currently on the market, the Carmat, are made at least partially of hard materials, requiring lots of sensors and stopgaps so they don't hurt patients, and coming with a high risk of infection as they come into contact with human soft tissue.
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But those chances are incredibly low, as is the likelihood that he will get sick at all: While there are more than 5,000 types of bacteria chilling in your house at any given time, most of them don't do much of anything to the unwitting humans who come into contact with them.
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"I'd be shocked if that many people knew who Scott Pruitt was, so the notion that 'I've got to fly first class because I don't want people to be mean to me,' you need to go into another line of work, like maybe a monk, where you don't come into contact with anyone," Gowdy said.
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Nicole and Shane Sifrit—whose 18-day-old daughter, Mariana Reese Sifrit, died on July 18 after doctors believe she contracted the herpes simplex virus from a kiss—are on a crusade to remind parents to monitor the people who come into contact with their newborns, even if they are close relatives or friends.
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Updated 3/21/20163: While the CDC wrote in 2015 that "fentanyl poses a significant danger to public health workers, first responders, and law enforcement personnel that may unwittingly come into contact with it either by absorbing through the skin or accidental inhalation of airborne powder," toxicologists and physicians say these worries are misguided.
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Indian health authorities are analysing data from more than 1,000 patients who had not travelled to coronavirus-affected regions and were not known to have come into contact with confirmed cases, to determine whether the disease has begun spreading through the country, a senior official from the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) said.
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Indian health authorities are analysing data from more than 1,000 patients who had not travelled to coronavirus-affected regions and were not known to have come into contact with confirmed cases, to determine whether the disease has begun spreading through the country, a senior official from the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) said.
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This proved to be a common trope in stories of clerical sex abuse — several reports on the abuse have found that senior church officials rarely took action after allegations of abuse, systematically transferring accused offenders into different parishes, where they would continue to come into contact with children, rather than seeking legal recourse or punishment.
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Because the crisis has disproportionately affected white Americans, white lawmakers — who make up a disproportionate amount of all levels of government — are more likely to come into contact with people afflicted by the opioid epidemic than, say, the disproportionately black drug users who suffered during the crack cocaine epidemic of the 103s and '90s.
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While Oluo, who spent time with Dolezal, says she "looks really, really white," it is not beyond the imagination to come into contact with a black person, who, both because of the one-drop rule, and even without it — in say, someone who can trace a majority sub-Saharan ancestry — looks like Dolezal and is accepted as black.
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The paper reported the CDC must verify that a person is currently or "likely to be infectious" in order to have them put on the list, though the agency told CNN the measure can also be taken if an individual isn't measles immune and is expected to come into contact with someone who has the virus.
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I wanted to find out what the current situation is like, so I headed to Westminster on Thursday of last week with a handful of cocaine test kits—swabs that turn blue when they come into contact with the drug—to see if those working in the corridors of power are any better today at practicing what they preach.
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A 2009 study reported there are an estimated 1 to 2 million cases of AK among contact users annually in the US.AK most commonly affects people who wear contacts, but anyone can contract the infection — especially if they come into contact with contaminated water, mishandle contact lenses, or have a history of corneal trauma, according to the CDC.
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NEW YORK — When I arrived at New York's JFK Airport on Thursday after spending a few days outside a coronavirus hot zone in Italy, I was expecting a shakedown: a temperature check at customs and some questions about where exactly in the region I'd been and if I had come into contact with any sick people during my stay.
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Some states, like New York, have argued that testing should only be for those with severe symptoms, which could create a more complicated situation for Wells Fargo employees who suspect they have COVID-19 but aren't displaying symptoms, haven't verifiably come into contact with the coronavirus, aren't in a risk group and cannot obtain a test.
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"In virtually every jurisdiction in the US, there are restrictions about allowing subjects going to be tested to come into contact with alcohol in any form or fashion during the fifteen or twenty minutes, depending on the jurisdiction, immediately preceding the test," study author Brian Lutmer from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Breath Alcohol Program told Gizmodo.
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Experiments flying the drone up to lily and tulip flowers, so that the gel-laden hairs come into contact with both the pollen-bearing anthers and the pollen-receiving stigmata of those flowers, show that the drone can indeed carry pollen from flower to flower in the way an insect would—though he has yet to confirm that seeds result from this pollination.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Three British children under examination in hospital in France, including one who has tested positive for the new coronavirus, attended school in the mountain village of Contamines-Montjoie, local mayor Etienne Jacquet told BFM TV. Health authorities have said two schools in the area would be shut next week as they investigate who those infected had come into contact with.
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"We come into contact with lots of different chemicals and other factors every day that will either physically disrupt the natural barrier of the skin or deplete the natural moisturizing factors which then causes disruption to the skin barrier function," said Dr. Saxon Smith, author of an editorial accompanying the study and a dermatologist at the University of Sydney in Australia.
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The Treasury official said that Assistant Secretary David Eisner wrote an email to Treasury employees on Thursday night encouraging them to test telework capability and equipment, but described the email as insufficient in addressing the breadth of employees' concerns -- particularly those who fear they may have come into contact with a coronavirus carrier and want the department to take preventative action.
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Though the group said the person did not come into contact with President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE at the event, ACU Chairman Matt Schlapp later said that he had interacted with the individual before shaking the president's hand. Sen.
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