At first, the objective was to contain, contain, contain; to shut down offices, schools, events and other places in affected areas.
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The compared passages all contain the same information organized in the same way, often contain similar sentence structure, and sometimes contain echoes of exact phrasing.
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These contain no added sugar — in fact, they don't contain anything except pure fruit!
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Do they all contain caffeine, originate in Africa, contain nuts or grow on vines?
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Whiskey, vodka, and rum don't contain any added sugar, and don't even contain fructose.
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Our ability to contain multitudes gets stronger, and we start to contain even more multitudes.
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Some pills contain one hormone, progestin, while others contain a combination of estrogen and progestin.
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"If you can't contain Bell, you can't contain A. B.," Joseph said, using Brown's nickname.
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It's true that many foods that contain carbs — like bread, cereal, and pasta— also contain gluten.
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Burgers, which should contain 300 calories or less according to the panel, on average contain 465 calories.
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Buildings of that size, which will contain some affordable housing, will contain many more market-rate units.
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It does contain natural sugar or fructose, and may contain more added sugar, depending on the dryness.
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And within us are blankets separating organs, which contain blankets separating cells, which contain blankets separating their organelles.
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Some birth control pills contain just synthetic progesterone (called progestin); other "combination pills" contain both progestin and estrogen.
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While the briefings do contain classified information, they are more of an overview than an in-depth briefing, and do not contain details like who collected intelligence, nor does it contain information about covert operations.
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This won't contain every outstanding album of the year, of course, and it may not even contain your favorite.
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VLNCs contain nicotine at levels that do not produce physiological effects, rendering what residual nicotine they do contain ineffective.
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While mention videos can contain references to multiple products, dedicated ones contain "shout outs" to only a single brand.
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It's not Inception, mind you, but "Things that contain 59-Across that contain 59-Across that …" is MATRYOSHKA DOLLS.
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Healthy knees contain only a soupçon of the stuff; arthritic and otherwise unhealthy knees tend to contain much more.
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"For practical purposes, all extracts that contain CBD will also contain at least small amounts of other cannabinoids," said Rosenberg.
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However, the files included credentials to log into code repositories that likely contain classified files and could contain other credentials.
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The Double Big Mac will contain four patties instead of two, and the Little Mac will contain just one patty.
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The tweets to be vetted were ones "that contain, or reasonably could contain, information material" to the company or its shareholders.
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For one, generic drugs contain the same active ingredients as brand-name drugs — but they can contain slightly different inactive ingredients.
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Their sports drinks generally contain less sugar than soda does, but that's not to say they don't contain lots of sugar.
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For example, police could access in-car apps that contain sensitive information, such as navigation apps that contain travel history, social media apps that store messages and other personal information, and payment apps that contain information about past purchases.
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For example, some bars covered in chocolate contain as much saturated fat as a Snickers bar; others contain almost as much sugar.
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Part of that 279-byte signal needs to contain your phone number, and part of it needs to contain my phone number.
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Sometimes the boxes jut contain aesthetic items such as costumes, but increasingly they contain items that modify the way a game plays.
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Authorities are allowed to confiscate products that contain dangerous substances, contain adulterated materials, and are falsely labeled under Malaysia's Food Act 1983.
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Therefore, even if they contain identical language to the American Constitution, an originalist has no reason to think they contain identical values.
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" Only a quarter of 12th-graders think their vaporizers contain nicotine, the addictive ingredient in tobacco, with 62.8% claiming they contain "just flavoring.
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The cradled regions contain the wood grain of both panel and cradle, while cradle-free regions contain wood grain from only the panel.
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About 78% of people who vape reportedly use products that contain THC, with only 10% of users using exclusively products that contain nicotine.
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Some of the emails cited by The Daily Caller contain information that was later determined to be classified, though none contain classified markings.
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Analysis of its phones by UBS, a bank, shows they now contain fewer American-sourced components (some appear to contain none at all).
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Optional "May Contain" labeling indicates that the food might contain traces of the allergen as a result of cross-contact situations during its production.
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Vegan products, on the other hand, contain no animal byproducts of any kind including meat, dairy, or eggs, but can contain ingredients like alcohol.
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Software updates contain more than just new features, emojis and dog filters; they can also contain fixes for security issues that researchers have discovered.
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While multivitamins typically contain about 400 IU of Vitamin D, other over-the-counter supplements can contain 1,000, 2,000, or even 5,000 IU per pill.
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Some contain only granules, but others contain liquid, which when ingested doubled a child's odds of being admitted to a medical facility, the data show.
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The profiles that are most swiped left contain mirror pics, the company said, and 86 percent of the profiles reported to Bumble contain mirror photos.
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No, you can't contain the ocean, but you can contain the fears, pain, and longing that crop up in your life from time to time.
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Playing the game earns gold coins that players can use to purchase booster packs which contain eight cards—real packs of Magic cards contain 14.
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Denmark is delineating ghettos not to contain immigrants, as the original ghetto in Renaissance Venice was designed to contain Jews, but to push them out.
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These gases come in different varieties, called isotopic signatures, which contain information about the origins of the CAI, including whether it might contain presolar SiC.
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I&aposm not going to try to contain the missile program, contain the nuclear weapons on top of a missile, I&aposm going to eliminate them.
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"We expect the government to continue its push to contain leverage through structural reform and to contain financial risk, unless GDP growth slows substantially," Moody's said.
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"When the president says that we must seek to 'contain' ISIL – I don't know where he wants to contain them: ISIL operatives are everywhere," he said.
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Even though whole fruits contain sugar, they also contain fiber that helps minimize spikes in blood sugar, making these foods lower on the dietary glycemic index.
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Although no known finished products contain the Listeria, the company is being extra cautious and advising you throw away anything that might contain the seriously-infectious bacteria.
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Online, it says some Small rooms contain a Smeg refrigerator — mine did, and was stocked with an impressively extensive minibar — and some Small rooms contain a bathtub.
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Today, 236 percent of the birth control pills taken by American women contain less than 2100μg of the synthetic estrogen ethinyl estradiol; many contain 2000μg or less.
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But many products that appear to contain natural juice may actually contain only a small amount of real juice, experts cautioned, saying parents must read labels carefully.
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Imports from China contain around 4 percent of content from the U.S., while imports from Mexico contain about 40 percent, and even more in products like medical devices.
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There are actually several different types of holy water in Roman Catholicism — some, for instance, contain only consecrated salt, while others contain anointing oil, wine, and even ashes.
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"A key piece of evidence used to convict (the) defendant was found to not contain his DNA, but to instead contain the DNA of other individuals," it said.
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While e-cigarettes don't contain the combustible tobacco that makes regular cigarettes so carcinogenic, they do contain several other chemicals whose long-term health effects are largely unknown.
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A U.S. failure to contain the dispute between Egypt and Saudi Arabia, Egypt's wariness of Sunni Islamism, and Cairo's financial problems could jeopardize American efforts to contain Iran.
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One subgroup would contain teams from Pots 1, 4 and 5 (or 6), while the other subgroup would contain teams from Pots 2, 3 and 5 (or 6).
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Even if e-cigarettes don't contain the same harmful ingredients as cigarettes, health experts note that they contain nicotine, which is addictive, and a study published last year in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives found that flavored e-cigarette liquids contain harmful chemicals, including diacetyl, which is a known carcinogen.
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Musk must comply with procedures set by the committee, including preapproval of "any such written communications that contain, or reasonably could contain, information material" to Tesla or its shareholders.
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Pacifiers that contain other non-honey substances, such as corn syrup, can still be risky, said Van Deusen, so it's best to avoid any pacifiers that contain food substances.
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Indonesia in September required all diesel fuel used in the country to contain biodiesel, while Malaysia is set to increase the amount of biological ingredients that fuel must contain.
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But as companies move to simplify their menus to contain fewer, more recognizable ingredients, natural flavors go against the trend, as they alone can contain 50 to 100 ingredients.
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"Although the window of opportunity is narrowing to contain the outbreak, we still have a chance to contain it," World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said Friday.
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They all contain health-protective omega-3s, specifically the long-chain variety known as LC omega-3, which contain eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA), docosapentaenoic acid (DPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA).
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Your password should not contain "real" words (and definitely not more than one real word in immediate proximity, like "whitecat" or "angrybird"), and should contain capital letters, numbers and symbols.
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"Native" buckets are filled with native dirt and may not contain any stones, whereas the "Enriched" buckets are guaranteed to contain treats like quartz, agate, obsidian, topaz, and/or emerald.
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A further 65 contain "secret" information, including at least one written by Clinton, while 22 contain "top-secret" information from U.S. intelligence agencies, which have been entirely withheld from release.
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" In the records released by the FDA, one internal email describes trouble locating honey that doesn't contain glyphosate: "It is difficult to find blank honey that does not contain residue.
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A PG-13 movie cannot contain any nudity, but it can contain some violence, as long as there's no blood or grisly images (the ratings descriptions often call this "cartoonish" violence).
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Ultraprocessed foods are industrial formulations that typically contain five or more ingredients, and may contain, for example, hydrogenated oils, dyes or flavor enhancers that are not found in other processed foods.
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" The study in question doesn't contain the word "Nutella.
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Johnson & Johnson says its talc does not contain asbestos.
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" Judd's work "had itself come to contain the world.
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Surely, the will now existed to contain big government . . .
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For example, a high-calorie food (like avocados) could contain important nutrients like fat, and a low-calorie food (like a small bag of baked potato chips) could contain very few nutrients.
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Specifically, Musk is supposed to submit to "pre-approval of any such written communications that contain, or reasonably could contain, information material to the Company or its shareholders," according to the settlement.
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Bars in DC are opening at 9:30AM—one is offering a free drink for every Trump tweet—and the news media and members of the #resistance can barely contain contain themselves.
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The draft materials obtained by BuzzFeed News do not contain the names of the countries being considered, but the proclamation includes seven slots that contain descriptors for each nation and varied restrictions.
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While the aerosol vapor that users inhale doesn't contain the tar or carbon monoxide found in cigarette smoke, many e-liquids contain a chemical called diacetyl, which, when heated, can damage the lungs.
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The card would also contain information on where to report in the case of evacuation or to get supplies, and it would contain phone numbers and websites to get public instructions and updates.
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They hope that aggressive mosquito control will contain the infection.
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These contain sophisticated words and thoughts in sometimes ornate diction.
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What you're about to see will contain violence against woman.
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Peeps also contain gelatin, which makes them unsuitable for vegans.
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A Time for Truth does contain the occasional candid moment.
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So, if you press daytime, your lotions will contain SPF.
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We contain multitudes, and we don't always have the answers.
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In a press conference, the prosecutor couldn't contain his emotion.
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The reservoirs contain byproducts from mining operations known as tailings.
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Some contain microscopic sculptures you can't even see without magnification.
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But those slushy sippers typically contain tons of sugary calories.
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Patients with kidney disease should avoid antacids that contain aluminum.
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Fridges and freezers all over the world contain hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs).
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It may contain costs, but it's also shortsighted, experts say.
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All are preferred to having drinks that contain high calories.
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Malware could contain executable code to turn on your webcam.
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They may also contain biometric sensors for detecting heart rate.
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The plane did not contain a black box, Homendy said.
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But it does contain an awful lot of white people.
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Editor's note: Some of the photos below contain graphic imagery.
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Over 2000 videos contain the word "pizza" in the title.
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These profiles contain basic genetic information about the biological parents.
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Pots and jars of skin creams also could contain arsenic.
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Most cells in our bodies contain infrastructure known as mitochondria.
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SUNKEN IMPERIAL RUSSIAN WARSHIP MAY CONTAIN $130 BILLION IN GOLD
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This means that many museum pieces today contain the poison.
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One day, they'll potentially become whole bodies, maybe contain life.
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President Trump is right to want to contain Iranian expansion.
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Each box will contain four chocolates of two different varieties.
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The bottoms of each are silver and contain the microphones.
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Because family trees contain many branches, it is laborious work.
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Snus looks like small tea bags that contain moist snuff.
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It's not that these drugs contain some excessively expensive ingredient.
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A firefighting helicopter tries to contain the flames, May 4.
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The rest of the minutes didn't contain a lot surprises.
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Efforts to contain the fever have disrupted Chinese pork supplies.
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The attack threatens to disrupt efforts to contain the virus.
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In other words, it's entirely too elegant to contain sunscreen.
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Don't worry, though — the puppuccino doesn't actually contain any coffee.
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The government is taking immediate steps to contain this situation.
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In all, the headphones contain six microphones for noise cancellation.
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How can you contain the immediacy of live performance forever?
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Precum does contain sperm, though less than the typical ejaculate.
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But this outbreak, its tenth, is proving harder to contain.
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The gasoil must contain 1,500 parts per million of sulfur.
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Some older homes might still contain lead in internal plumbing.
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The presser itself was brief and didn't contain much news.
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But once disputes start, they are not easy to contain.
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I gulped down hard, trying to contain panic and anger.
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Utopias often contain nightmarish elements, and Kingelez's are no different.
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Ask yourself, Does it contain oil that may clog pores?
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Inspection reports contain little, if any, personal information about individuals.
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"Does it contain any artificial colorants or fragrances?" she asked.
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Like Walt Whitman, I too contain multitudes: I'm a millennial.
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" He said the department policy is to "isolate and contain.
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It will contain three to five suggested posts, we're told.
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"I can barely contain myself," Kelly said of the approval.
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Celebs couldn't contain their emotions after witnessing the heartwarming moment.
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Electronic cigarettes can also contain nicotine, which is highly addictive.
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These traps mimic mosquito breeding sites, but contain toxic chemicals.
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Tailings dams contain tonnes of waste material from mining operations.
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The internet also couldn't contain how cute this video was.
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Mr Zuckerberg's latest strategy is ingenious but may contain twists.
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Blood oranges contain higher levels of anthocyanins than conventional varieties.
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These oceans could also contain vastly different levels of salt.
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Soil samples in the area do not contain the pathogen.
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The emails contain reams of correspondence between Democratic Party officials.
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EpiPens, which counteract potentially fatal anaphylaxis, contain the drug epinephrine.
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The bags around the caricature contain well wishes and blessings.
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CBD gummies are particularly popular, but many contain CBD isolate.
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Naturally, the Beyhive couldn't contain its excitement about Beyoncé's hair.
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We touch their leashes and they cannot contain their excitement.
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Incredibly, the ancient remains could still contain traces of DNA.
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As always, suggestions for what they might contain are welcome.
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The cracked, fragile cases contain original broadsheets from July 22.
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Though vastly different stylistically, the memoirs contain some striking similarities.
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A grand bargain, too, might contain some useful additional measures.
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Newer passports and other identification contain radio frequency identification chips.
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A collection of jars contain down feathers, foam, curly wool.
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These biological traces contain DNA, called environmental DNA or eDNA.
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Now I'm really upset, but I managed to contain myself.
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In California, for instance, names cannot contain numbers or umlauts.
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Avoid teething tablets that contain belladonna and gels with benzocaine.
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Bullets flew as the guards tried to contain the riot.
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Beets contain nitrates, which your body converts into nitric oxide.
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But that's the point: her work and persona contain multitudes.
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Now, as you might imagine, Johnson can barely contain himself.
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The Yiddish experts say that pamphlet does not contain errors.
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Oh, bread pudding — why must you contain so many calories?!
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Of course, Twitter couldn't contain itself after the epic moment.
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A handful of documents contain potentially embarrassing revelations for Clinton.
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But the state has reasonable resources to contain that risk.
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None contain forms of life, he hastens to point out.
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Breakthrough treatments can contain this disease and dramatically extend life.
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Perhaps most importantly, both kinds of universes contain black holes.
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They contain genomic information about millions of bulls and cows.
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But it was also notable for what it didn't contain.
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Of course, snippets haven't always proved to contain helpful answers.
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The series' harsher moments contain searing flashes of inescapable imagery.
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How, then, to contain housing costs and slow down inflation?
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Yew plants contain taxine, toxic to most animals if consumed.
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Beijing sees U.S. actions as efforts to contain its development.
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But whatever they're called, they contain essential — perhaps forbidden — information.
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She rushes through the security door, unable to contain herself.
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More than 2,000 emails were found to contain classified information.
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My eyes would sometimes contain tears but they wouldn't come.
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A new law can contain granular refinements to reach agreement.
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Warning: The following photos contain graphic depictions of sexual violence.
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Once processed, pea powders can contain about 80 percent protein.
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And the show does contain some of that classic narrative.
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One attendee couldn't contain her admiration for the Periscope team.
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Soft water doesn't contain many minerals, whereas hard water does.
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That's more than TGIT can contain, not that anyone's complaining.
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As a warning, it does contain strobes, so be advised.
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Some dogs can't contain their love for their favorite movies.
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Hybrid maize seeds contain less than 50% of authentic seed.
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However, both sides appear ready to contain matters for now.
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Remember that itunes:title should not contain episode or season numbers.
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With the breathable fabric it doesn't contain heat, allowing airflow.
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These wishlists can contain anything from underwear to a car.
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They contain the entire history of the entire Icelandic nation.
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More than 600 personnel were working to contain the fire.
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To that end, the report does contain glimmers of hope.
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Here's them meeting backstage, where he could barely contain himself.
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We have been trying to contain this from day one.
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Contain the Costs – Spend what is needed but no more.
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Videos that contain graphic content can shock, offend and upset.
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Furthermore, unmelted micrometeorites contain complex organic molecules, like amino acids.
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Human babies have big heads to contain their outsized brains.
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Half of the U.S. poultry sold contain antibiotic resistant bacteria.
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The memo itself is unlikely to contain any smoking guns.
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A single commercial hive can contain upwards of 100,000 bees.
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Responders deployed about 123,000 feet of boom to contain it.
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The Kremlin could barely contain its glee at Trump's move.
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It did not taste salty, although it must contain salt.
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But that also means it's almost impossible to contain water.
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Decadent chocolate bars that contain EVOO instead of cocoa butter
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We can't hope to contain it without joint global action.
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Two tablespoons of barbecue sauce contain 13 grams of sugar.
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To be sure, Fukuyama's new book does contain a thesis.
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Many of the foods we eat everyday contain artificial ingredients.
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S. law does not contain a specific domestic terrorism charge.
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It took firefighters nearly an hour to contain the blaze.
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One apple could contain as much as 100 million bacteria.
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But the indictment could contain great peril for the President.
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Four Hershey's milk chocolate miniatures contain three teaspoons of sugar.
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Both candidates' critiques of the economy contain kernels of truth.
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For these reasons, the foundation's tax returns contain clear misrepresentations.
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Turkish officials have said little about what they might contain.
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Its reports are erroneous and contain undocumented and inaccurate information.
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Chicago is struggling to contain a surge in violent crime.
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Rather it will contain aggregated data on the genetic variants.
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Johnson and Johnson says their talc does not contain asbestos.
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What happens to people who eat fruits that contain seeds?
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I didn't contain the skill needed to play a Soulslike.
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Capital controls imposed on June 28 helped contain the flight.
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"And that's because it does not contain asbestos," he said.
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Thankfully, there's no barrier that can contain the human spirit.
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Adidas uses plastic bottles that contain polyethylene terephthalate, or PET.
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The data was said to contain recovery and personal details.
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The monuments contain a wealth of cultural and biological treasures.
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Give special flu shots that don't contain traces of egg.
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They contain, amid the extremity of suffering, extremities of joy.
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Those reports, though, do not need to contain detailed information.
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The statement did not contain any information about the attacker.
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Some vegetables, like broccoli, also contain higher levels of protein.
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The work focused him, allowing him to contain his feelings.
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Without them, it would be impossible to contain this epidemic.
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She continues: Each spoonful should contain some of each ingredient.
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Northern New England does contain pockets that are less monolithic.
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Pasta sauces often contain as much sugar as a cookie.
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Only contain ingredients that will readily degrade in natural environments.
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For only the hand of Life can contain your hearts.
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We didn't have the science to combat or contain it.
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So I said, 'Put it in a channel, contain it.
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In addition to regulating immigration, ICE does contain counterterrorism units.
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I see that in her women; they contain that contradiction.
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Normal sex cells contain a single copy of each chromosome.
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Although the dynamics are mainly muted, they contain gradations, contrasts.
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Finally, some vegetables contain more protein than you might anticipate.
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According to current theory, the universe should contain billions more.
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Each will contain 25 players from a variety of backgrounds.
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But it did not contain much detail about what transpired.
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But once unleashed, Chinese nationalism could be hard to contain.
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They're bleached, polyester fibers that contain a lot of chemicals.
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Our newsletter every day will contain a BoF Professional piece.
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It doesn't contain any basis for the secretary to refuse.
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They often contain pleas that they be forwarded to others.
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But the best photos of news events contain something more.
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Relying on Saudi Arabia to contain Iran was always questionable.
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But the police struggled to contain crowds blocking the trail.
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There are, however, no plans to contain or cull elk.
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We have contract tracers that I'm confident can contain it.
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His lawyers insist that the tweet didn't contain material information.
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Those areas contain the majority of the city's transfer stations.
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It does not contain the ingredients that make people high.
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Moreover, it is going to be very difficult to contain.
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But inside Facebook, executives thought they could contain the damage.
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China walled off entire hospital wards to contain the virus.
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It does not contain the properties that make people high.
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These constitutions often contain provisions requiring supermajority thresholds for change.
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Burgers taste good because they contain fat — among other things.
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Mr. Trump hired him recently to help contain the fallout.
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Favorite quote: "I am large, I contain multitudes" — Walt Whitman.
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Go deeper: Pentagon may struggle to contain ISIS in Syria
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Authorities in Wuhan struggled to contain an influx of patients.
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And the relevant portions did not actually contain classified information.
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Beware of free antivirus software, as it can contain malware.
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What do you notice people doing to contain the virus?
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This is the sort of revelation few celebrity documentaries contain.
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The medical community has so far failed to contain prediabetes.
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It now says it is trying to contain the virus.
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The pills contain just three drugs: pretomanid, bedaquiline and linezolid.
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Bathrooms each contain a sink, electric toilet, and separate shower.
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Smoke from wildfires contain particles which are toxic to humans.
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The farthest reaches of our galaxy contain its oldest stars.
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We have in common the understanding that we contain multitudes.
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Each email will contain a grayscale image of your mail.
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But the quarantine didn't do much to contain the disease.
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It's still unknown how quickly China can contain the outbreak.
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They contain sulfates, which does refuse grease but very harshly.
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Already you see the political system uniting to contain Trump.
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The interior was big enough to contain a single mint.
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"An alcoholic can contain himself for only so long," Mrs.
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Asteroids contain precious metals, such as platinum, palladium, and gold.
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It is not clear, of course, what the documents contain.
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It fell to President Harry Truman to contain Soviet expansionism.
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However, the costliest creams contain an array of extravagant additions.
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And there's similar risk for vaping cartridges that contain nicotine.
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But the Senate bill did not contain the energy provisions.
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Trump's approach to Syria contradicts his vow to contain Iran.
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It can contain about 521 billion gallons, not 521 trillion.
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When he finds it, both struggle to contain their emotions.
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They contain heating elements to prevent snow and ice accumulation.
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Both categories contain a mix of good and bad bacteria.
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It does not contain funding to fight the opioid crisis.
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All government agencies shall contain within their Internet websites: 85033.
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Laws work — if you cn contain the access to weapons.
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Japan and the U.S. can contain China's naval ambitions eastward.
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The pills contain just three drugs: pretomanid, bedaquiline and linezolid.
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Collectively, they contain more pledged delegates (584) than California (415).
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This is an attempt to cut costs and contain expenses.
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They run about $3 and contain about a million cloves.
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And living weapons are hard to detect, trace and contain.
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Patients' medical files would contain information about their unique genomes.
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Nor does it contain links to another, more detailed page.
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But hey, today there's proof that people contain hidden depths.
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It doesn't contain sequins, or beading or, indeed, any glitter.
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They contain hulled barley, wheat and possibly other cereal remains.
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Some believe they contain the oddly specific amount of $630,000.
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A man's voice also speaks out what the boxes contain.
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Hershey's milk chocolate can contain as little as 11 percent.
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How many colors will this cup of slime sugar contain?
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Whether the tapes contain original or copied data is unclear.
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Art shouldn't only be fun but contain depth as well.
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Comey's letter is short and does not contain many details.
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Most birth control pills contain two hormones: estrogen and progestin.
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Use liquid oils, and specifically olive oil, walnut oil and avocado oil, which all contain omega-3s, instead of corn oil and seed-based oils, such as sunflower and safflower, which contain omega-6s.
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The flour tortillas, which used to contain sodium acid pyrophosphate, calcium propionate, and distilled monoglycerides, and a number of other preservatives, now contain just 5 ingredients: wheat flour, water, canola oil, yeast, and salt.
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Bulgaria stepped up measures to contain the disease, while the Philippines suspended meat imports from Germany after it was found to contain pork bones from Poland, which has an outbreak of African swine fever.
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Moreover, the contract reviewed by BuzzFeed is also said to contain a statement that, to the best of Papillon's knowledge, the code it licensed to Morpho does not contain any backdoor or trojan-like capabilities.
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Why it's hard to know what products contain these chemicals Let's say, then, that we want to avoid products that contain triclosan or any of the other 18 antimicrobials banned in soap by the FDA.
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The agency also says that you can look for products with the label "No VOC/Low VOC" if you want to know with certainty that it doesn't contain (or doesn't contain many) formaldehyde-producing materials.
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That's why it's important to make sure you are choosing creams that don't contain water as an ingredient, or, if so, that they also contain some type of anti-bacterial ingredient to prevent bacterial growth.
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It includes only viruses that contain DNA, rather than those that contain RNA (somewhat simply, DNA is composed of a pair of complimentary strands of genetic material, while RNA is composed of a single strand).
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And also: I don't have to use Facebook in the first place, and I could turn off emails — while these messages contain almost nothing in the way of information, they do contain an "unsubscribe" link.
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While electronic prescribing programs for physicians and even pharmaceutical guides like the Physicians' Desk Reference contain information about how to prescribe — some are even peppered with ads — they typically contain no specific information about prices.
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Blaze could take two more days to contain While emergency responders work to contain the blaze, officials sought to reassure the public, saying the plume of smoke did not appear to have affected air quality.
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As a result, many products that claim to contain CBD in fact do not, or they may contain more than the legal limit of THC, according to testing done by the Food and Drug Administration.
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Products that contain hydroquinone are not banned in the US. In 2014, the California Department of Public Health issued a warning against using creams that contain mercury, another agent used in some skin-lightening products.
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That enables the long molecules to contain huge amounts of information.
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Videos last only a few seconds and do not contain audio.
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These maps contain a lot more detail than traditional 2D LiDAR.
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Here's why: There was no category that could safely contain it.
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However, even Warren Buffett's stock portfolio can contain a few clunkers.
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The bills also contain provisions on foster care and adoption proceedings.
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There are redacted sections that contain classified information about Russian cyberattacks.
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Wave-power farms could contain hundreds or even thousands of them.
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A separation would contain the legal risk to a smaller unit.
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It'll contain quokkas, of course, accompanied with plenty of cheerful quotes.
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His large abdomen didn't contain fat but a 130-pound tumor.
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The memos contain details surrounding private conversations Trump had with Comey.
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The video does not contain every single detail of world history.
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J.Lo couldn't contain her excitement, laughing and cheering throughout the performance.
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His parents, Ajeel Muhsin and Flosa Khalaf, couldn't contain their emotion.
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The pipe bomb did contain gunpowder, experts with the FBI said.
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They can be just 90 characters long and cannot contain photos.
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Just note that they don't contain a microphone for taking calls.
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Before hitting the stage, the pair could hardly contain their nerves.
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Some tweets contain extreme political rhetoric and/or advance conspiracy theories.
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It will take dogged persistence to contain this one, he said.
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But more often than not, they contain stuff you already have.
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However, only Tinitell watches were found not to contain security vulnerabilities.
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Each new superblock can contain as many as nine traditional blocks.
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Over 900 firefighters were on the scene, struggling to contain it.
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The mushrooms contain a toxin called gyromitrin, which harms the liver.
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The two tanks contain about 250,000 gallons of ethanol, Hill said.
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Even the complaints about such places contain arguments in their favour.
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Most drinks which did contain juice capped the amount at 5%.
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Miley also couldn't contain her excitement about her future with Liam.
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But Roma, more than anyone, would know how to contain him.
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One method to try to contain an outbreak is contact tracing.
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Swift's complete BTS videos contain the full streams of her song.
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PEGI 25 means it may still contain a little cartoon violence.
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The funk of "24K Magic" is just too mighty to contain.
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The article did not contain audio or video of the performance.
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Some CBD products even contain enough THC to produce a high.
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However, the week should contain good stretches of much-needed sunshine.
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Street cannabis can contain 52 toxins; pharmacies will sell purer weed.
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More than 1,000 prominent apps contain location-sharing code, per MightySignal.
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The shooter's home was found to contain literature about mass killings.
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A smaller tower would contain rooms for Boodle's club and flats.
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Canadian filings do not contain any record of Marshall's lobbying contacts.
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These agreements typically contain provisions related to confidentiality and artist's rights.
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Many of these goods contain American content heading back after processing.
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In several cases, protective measures have been installed to contain pollutants.
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Or that cup of juice could contain one or more maggots.
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Cups and wrappers that didn't touch food didn't contain any fluorine.
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Molecules that contain sulfur, for instance, yielded burnt and garlicky smells.
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" They added, "Disclosures through WikiLeaks did not contain any evident forgeries.
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Intel chips released this year contain a fix for the bug.
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E-cigs also often contain flavors, which appeal to young people.
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Because the exchange would contain mostly sickly people, premiums would rocket.
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"Pockets of forest can contain good numbers of diversity," said Maryon.
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Data sets that contain information about human health are hugely valuable.
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The party manifestos all contain vague promises to slash public debt.
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The statement from Qatar Petroleum did not contain any financial terms.
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Also, it's vegan and nut-free, but it does contain soy.
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Note: Some of these contain spoilers, so get to watching already!
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The final report could contain additional incriminating details about Mr Trump.
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They launch out of submarine torpedo tubes, but they contain commandos.
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Parents are being cautioned that their children's crayons could contain asbestos.
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Others contain useful metals that are considered rare here on Earth.
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The deal, if it comes, is unlikely to contain much detail.
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Because tumouroids contain only cancerous cells, analysing them should be easier.
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The colors just dropped today — and we cannot contain our excitement.
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Originally, the movie was supposed to contain visuals of the creatures.
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She has so many feelings that she physically cannot contain them.
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Kaons are particles that contain a quark called a strange quark.
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The diesel must contain maximum 10 parts per million of sulfur.
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Not only does today's commercially approved industrial hemp contain a scant .
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The files supposedly contain the frameworks for multiple NSA hacking tools.
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HP is the largest manufacturer of printers, which contain embedded devices.
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Two Christmas trees to decorate; I can hardly contain my excitement.
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The app will then surface people whose profiles contain that word.
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Until then, the world must keep calm and contain Mr Kim.
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The entire complex will contain warning messages buried at various levels.
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But my record collection doesn't contain a lot of 'rock' music.
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It consists of water, salt, proteins, and glycoproteins, which contain sugars.
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Siri and Cortana already tell jokes and contain endearing Easter eggs.
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You contain the ability to create something beautiful out of nothingness.
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Combined, they contain a mass similar to that of our sun.
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Still, Sarahah has already found itself unable to contain the drama.
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These contain voter registration, party affiliation, turnout history and demographic data.
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The maximum number of plants one household can contain is 12.
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They contain preservatives, which leads to the production of free radicals.
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Meanwhile the scope of the conflict has proved hard to contain.
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The tapes are said to contain crucial evidence against the brothers.
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Additionally, they contain carbon and hydrogen, which are essential for life.
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MORE herbicides contain glyphosate, a weedkilling chemical, than any other agent.
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Not everything has to contain a sense of urgency and chaos.
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Yaba pills typically contain methamphetamine, caffeine and non-active bulking agents.
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Nor can he contain or dismantle North Korea's nuclear program alone.
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Into the night, the White House struggled to contain its frustration.
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Steve Prohm stammered through something and could not contain his emotions.
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United is now struggling to contain a giant public relations crisis.
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Bike mania is here, and cities are scrambling to contain it.
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Because they only contain the application and the libraries, frameworks, etc.
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We just couldn't contain them at any point in that ballgame.
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That list should contain no more than two or three items.
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When YouTube tried to contain proliferating conspiracies, it turned to Wikipedia.
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Smaller offices contain more than 200 media, technology and marketing businesses.
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It will also contain 10-year projections for taxes and spending.
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They contain multiple smaller submunitions that spread over a wide area.
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New drugs that contain a biologic, for example, would be protected.
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In the opposite corner, the challenger could barely contain his jubilation.
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Specifically, they contain a fair number of details about Prince William.
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Does the water forming these streaks contain any form of life?
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Four fire departments are trying to contain the blaze, KUNA said.
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He sat back down and I could hardly contain my grin.
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So Obama opted to contain Russia rather than fight it directly.
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They contain the same basic electronics and thus the same vulnerabilities.
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The shorts "would serve to contain any excreta," according to NASA.
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He's one of those guys who can outrun a contain (defense).
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All parties, and especially populist ones, contain a range of views.
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It is what is unknown and the possibilities it may contain.
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All kids meals will also contain only 650 milligrams of salt.
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Those "suggestion chips" will also contain emoji and stickers now, too.
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Its products are effective, contain natural ingredients, and are moderately priced.
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These contain details of secretive offshore structures used by Mossack's clients.
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They contain details of secretive offshore structures used by Mossack's clients.
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At first, it's hard to tell what else the boxes contain.
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It does not contain exceptions for cases involving rape or incest.
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These works contain statements regarding all religions and peoples, including Jews.
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All the environments in "Bloodborne" contain an insane attention to detail.
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The signed order could contain any of those initiatives and more.
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These crazy little consoles contain dozens of Atari or Genesis games.
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Our analysis gives a flavour of what such advice might contain.
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It also helps contain the juice splatter a little bit more.
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Efforts to contain and bring wars to an end are important.
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The boxes also will not contain any fresh fruit or vegetables.
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While Democrats try to contain the fallout from remarks by Rep.
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It should contain numerals as well as lowercase and uppercase letters.
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Under German dominion, it would contain the genes of its dissolution.
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Google and other tech companies contain a tremendous amount of power.
|
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We were surprised to learn how many foods contain added sugars.
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And while his lyrics may contain wisdom, his tweets do not.
|
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Its calibrated approach has helped contain international condemnation of Israel's crackdown.
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"They contain a ton of sodium, preservatives, and fat," says Penner.
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It still took two years to contain, with 90 confirmed cases.
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Those phones could contain data relevant to criminal or terrorism cases.
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The pages also contain graphic layouts of planned launch-site construction.
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It will have at least 10 stocks, but could contain more.
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Clothing that's billed as "waterproof" or "stain resistant" may contain PFAS.
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Hickey provided few further details on what either report would contain.
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More importantly, however, a covered design helps contain litter box odors.
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Follicles, unlike ovarian tissue cells, do not contain cancer, Pors said.
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Some flavors, such as black pepper, contain only a single ingredient.
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Others may contain hundreds or more -- there really is no maximum.
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BP's report comes as urgency builds globally to contain temperature increases.
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Only we can contain it and replace it with something else.
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The fact is we already have the tools to contain him.
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Videos in this article contain scenes of violence and vulgar language.
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Prices for new cars — which contain plenty of steel — remain steady.
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"It's not a new finding that towels contain bacteria," Dawson said.
|
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Firefighters expect to contain many of the blazes by week's end.
|
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Both moons seem to contain the basic chemical ingredients for life.
|
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Economic Scene Is the battle to contain global warming now lost?
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The expanded recall includes some drugs that contain valsartan and hydrochlorothisazide.
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Two fun-size 3 Musketeers bars contain four teaspoons of sugar.
|
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Meat processed in China has been found to contain the virus.
|
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It has bones that develop from cartilage and contain blood vessels.
|
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Spear phishing employs messages that appear innocuous but contain dangerous malware.
|
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Engines are designed to contain parts in event of a failure.
|
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The U.S. cannot slow Chinese economic growth nor contain its power.
|
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Those streets contain the Dwelling Place, to which she is devoted.
|
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However, hemp-based CBD products often contain trace amounts of THC.
|
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The inflators in question contain the volatile chemical compound ammonium nitrate.
|
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Hemp's close cousin, marijuana, can contain upwards of 10 percent THC.
|
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China's yuan steadied as authorities took steps to contain its slide.
|
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And after Thursday's win, the seasoned coach couldn't contain her excitement.
|
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But towers are generally designed to contain fires to small areas.
|
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" Notably, the latest ads don't contain the words "ObamaCare" or "repeal.
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Many of the regions contain immune system genes, Dr. Akey noted.
|
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The grave sites in Iraq may contain up to 12,000 bodies.
|
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She's so spirited and emotional that she can barely contain herself.
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Typically, it would be digital and contain a lot of presets.
|
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Some 123,000 Model S vehicles globally contain the bolts, Tesla said.
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The entire gram-sized packet would contain about 50,000 lethal doses.
|
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The bumps are actually taste papillae that contain our taste buds.
|
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"Stalking you?" he said, just barely managing to contain his voice.
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Her sweaters can contain thousands of beads salvaged from various sources.
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For example, many prohormone supplements contain metabolic byproducts of dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA).
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These peripheral nerves also contain the NMDA receptors that ketamine blocks.
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The free Wikitribune, as it's being called, will contain no advertisements.
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Professor Laurence Lovat: As I understand it, Cheetos contain red pepper.
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All of his mixes contain such a wide range of music.
|
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In this way, the phrase unlocks the agency Newsome's figures contain.
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Does it mean local security forces are able to contain ISIS?
|
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If it's local forces being able to contain them, which forces?
|
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However, Washington's defense couldn't contain the Eagles after the first quarter.
|
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Often, these products contain added fragrances, which Moore said are problematic.
|
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The wastewater can contain dangerous metals such as mercury and arsenic.
|
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Some even contain malware that could take over a victim's computer.
|
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The oldest Hindu scriptures contain almost no mention of physical postures.
|
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Virtually all cars made in the United States contain imported parts.
|
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Spanish public services are struggling to contain the virus from spreading.
|
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The campaign's website also will contain information for parents and teachers.
|
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All the posts on social media contain roughly the same message.
|
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The emails contain vivid descriptions of the "wobbling" chairs and table.
|
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In total 45 sites have been assessed to contain no threat.
|
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Asked about the negative ads, Brooks could barely contain his frustration.
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A lot of our designs contain a scene from a story.
|
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Russia is also wrestling to contain differences with Iran and Turkey.
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To contain the threat rather than attempt to eliminate it entirely.
|
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But e-cigarettes still contain highly addictive nicotine and many toxins.
|
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Some of those messages were later determined to contain classified information.
|
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A pretty tray to contain your jewelry, cosmetics, or other trinkets
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The Niger Delta blends contain anywhere from eight to 12 components.
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The breakfast room and bar often contain more locals than visitors.
|
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Apparently, McCabe's memos also contain information about his conversations with Comey.
|
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Moscow casts the restrictions as an attempt to contain its growth.
|
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That's not to say Westworld doesn't contain anything to chew on.
|
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Other stations may, or may not, contain ingredients that make chocolate.
|
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Four days later, Wuhan was shut down to contain the spread.
|
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Many of which will contain straight nonsense regarding the dress code.
|
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But the area is also believed to contain large petroleum reserves.
|
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Exit polls did not contain a specific question about the caravan.
|
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Reconstructive moments often contain the core elements of the eventual disjunction.
|
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For hours, hundreds of French firefighters battled to contain the blaze.
|
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They contain passages of stark beauty, and moments of dreamlike simplicity.
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We try to contain our worst fears and take constructive action.
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Episodes are 20 minutes long, and they contain two chapters each.
|
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The WHO has praised India's efforts to contain the coronavirus outbreak.
|
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So should colon cancer patients whose tumors contain Fusobacteria take metronidazole?
|
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What do you think a time capsule from 1982 would contain?
|
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Hickman's company also sold hand sanitizer that did not contain alcohol.
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Nowadays, the vast majority of leveraged loans contain much weaker protections.
|
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The icy ocean worlds contain intriguing chemistry and water plume activity.
|
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Some concentrated marijuana products can contain up to 2628 percent THC.
|
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To contain this outbreak, the W.H.O. is considering switching vaccination strategies.
|
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Where is the virus, and how do you contain the virus?
|
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Rather than contain herself, she used her rage strategically and politically.
|
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Their crews must be inventive to contain the spread of disease.
|
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And, luckily, both RADIATOR CAP and KILLER WHALE contain eleven letters.
|
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All the paths that can lead to flipping the Senate contain
|
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The archive appears to contain information supporting or expanding on that.
|
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Equifax is now scrambling to contain the legal and financial fallout.
|
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Still, Wednesday's tweet did not contain an explicit endorsement of Tuberville.
|
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Be wary of products that suggest they contain an alcohol substitute.
|
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Avoiding swimming pools that may contain contaminated water is also important.
|
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But does the alphabet of life have to contain four letters?
|
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Yet the notebooks contain some of Nietzsche's most vital, pungent writing.
|
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But they also usually contain preservatives like propylene glycol and sulfites.
|
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Other buckets contain public information and are intentionally set to public.
|
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He adds that his contract does not contain a release clause.
|
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Watch: "The Lodge" and "Swallow" both contain notable horror-movie mothers.
|
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We need science rather than hysteria in order to contain them.
|
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However, they also tend to contain more salt and less protein.
|
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Its efforts to contain the virus have been met with resistance.
|
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Still, it was too late to contain public fear and anxiety.
|
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And they each had to contain a carb, protein and vegetable.
|
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It is unclear what exactly the six senators' agreement would contain.
|
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These three are prescribed for the types of hormones they contain.
|
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The Capitals will need to contain the Tampa Bay All-Stars.
|
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How do I know if the greens I'm eating contain romaine?
|
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But mild symptoms could also make the epidemic harder to contain.
|
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Efforts to contain the virus were merited; mass panic was not.
|
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While the walnut cake is flourless, it does not contain chocolate.
|
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While the epidemic is slowing, it has been hard to contain.
|
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"Do not use vaping products that contain THC," the FDA said.
|
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John McFarlane: Well, they've managed to contain it, in avoiding action.
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Fiber: Whole fruits contain fiber, which slows the absorption of fructose.
|
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Products can't contain nicotine or alcohol and cannot appeal to children.
|
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A one-minute video inside firefighters' battle to contain the burning.
|
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President Obama, President Trump, and Congress failed to contain wave after
|
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Multivitamin pills typically contain a source of iodine like potassium iodide.
|
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Six phrases that cross each other contain gray or circled squares.
|
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Yet it didn't contain as much evidence as many people expected.
|
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Despite Milan appearing abandoned, it's not an easy city to contain.
|
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Spear phishing employs messages that appear innocuous but contain dangerous malware.
|
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Counterfeit cosmetics can contain everything from dangerous bacteria to human waste.
|
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But many contain information and reporting that the government finds embarrassing.
|
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KOSHER These hot dogs, made under rabbinical supervision, can't contain pork.
|
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To help contain the spread, Russia closed border crossings with China.
|
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He've been hard pressed to contain himself after being ridiculed mercilessly!
|
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Trump did not contain his frustration when asked about Schiff's move.
|
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They contain nitrogen, which is another important source of nitric oxide.
|
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Lactated ringers contain several additional ions, such as calcium and potassium.
|
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Cathode-ray tubes contain lead, which can poison an ecosystem's microorganisms.
|
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The backpacks contain a Kevlar liner capable of withstanding a gunshot.
|
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These typically contain calming and natural extracts like lavender and chamomile.
|
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It was unclear what the government's economic reform program would contain.
|
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It might contain amino acids, the essential building blocks of life.
|
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Dense breasts contain more glandular and fibrous tissue than fatty tissue.
|
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The central bank, however, vowed to contain the country's rampant inflation.
|
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Buzhardt said that the next problem was how to contain Cox.
|
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These voting machines don't contain enhanced security features of newer models.
|
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Finally, both the tapes and the transcript vault could contain multitudes.
|
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Blueberries contain many other beneficial compounds as well, Dr. Howell said.
|
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Firefighters arrived from Colorado to help contain and extinguish the blaze.
|
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The platforms would contain digital information boards and a few benches.
|
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India, with U.S. support, can contain China's influence towards the south.
|
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It is difficult to parse cryptic orders that contain no reasoning.
|
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Without knowing what they actually contain, we can't know for sure.
|
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Sometimes, the dealers might not even know their products contain fentanyl.
|
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Hemp seeds contain sex chromosomes that produce male and female plants.
|
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But I want to know much more than these emails contain.
|
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Emergency crews are reportedly still trying to contain the oil spill.
|
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To be clear, the list below doesn&apost contain predictions, exactly.
|
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The United States Code's obstruction statute does not contain that requirement.
|
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They contain small amounts of solanine, which is a toxic alkaloid.
|
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These seeds contain cyanide in amounts that can be potentially lethal.
|
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Apple seeds contain amygdalin, which is a compound that produces cyanide.
|
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Castor oil is made from castor beans, which actually contain ricin.
|
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Some of Clinton's messages were later determined to contain classified information.
|
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Some swaths even contain screen-printed images of his former artworks.
|
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Even today, they still contain mysteries — like the newly identified void.
|
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Salts that dessicate in each pond typically contain some lithium molecules.
|
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Many also contain acid, and can create explosive gas when charging.
|
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I try to have my paintings contain and communicate that feeling.
|
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They contain 9 and 10 grams of sugar per serving, respectively.
|
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Some contain morphine, the strongest of the opioid family of drugs.
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The shooter game does not contain any bloody or cruel scenes.
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The only real regulation around supplements is that they need to attempt to treat real issues, and they need to actually contain what they claim to contain on the label (there are some more specifics here).
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Meanwhile, the CDC on Monday defended steps it's taken to contain the coronavirus, including a ban on recent travelers to China, after Chinese officials accused the Trump administration of fearmongering and not helping contain the outbreak.
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Maybe it's time to see what's going on behind some of Gilead's other closed doors, ones that might contain worlds as Gothic and campy and weird as the Lawrence house, or might contain still new horrors.
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The main intervention is alluded to in the exhibition's title — the portraits do not contain the artists' "hands" per se; instead, they contain two versions of their dominant one, the one with which they make art.
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Related: 5 Foods That Are Healthier When Cooked Consider Your Cooking MethodJust like some veggies contain fat-soluble vitamins, others, like tomatoes, legumes, lettuce, and cabbage, contain water-soluble vitamins, which, you guessed it, dissolve in water.
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Many people don't realize that almost all "full spectrum" CBD products (meaning they contain a variety of cannabinoids and terpenes) will contain trace amounts of THC, even if it claims that there's "no THC detected," he says.
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Comments that are likely to get booted, Etim said, are those that contain hate speech, are incoherent, are not relevant to the article, contain name-calling or fit other criteria for being toxic or counterproductive to conversation.
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Back to the (Sugary) Rub: Though gummy vites can contain nutrient-effective ingredients in correct dosages, they also contain non-dietary ingredients to make them taste so damn delicious, such as corn syrup, corn starch and gelatin.
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The sheet on which Wicht's body was found did not contain Coley's DNA, but it contained sperm and possibly saliva from an unidentified man, and the child's T-shirt did not contain Coley's DNA, the registry said.
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In this case, however, his assertion does contain an element of truth.
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On his way to Haiti, Tim Tebow can hardly contain his excitement.
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America has no choice but to contain the worst of the tumult.
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Cluster munitions contain submunitions, or bomblets, that disperse widely and kill indiscriminately.
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Five "room-sized anniversary chambers" will each contain a different mechanical animation.
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Because mac and cheese certainly does not, and never should contain, spaghetti.
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This bag was supposed to contain four servings, but it's empty now.
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He also called out China for not helping to contain North Korea.
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They diverge on whether sonar-testing waters actually contain the affected mammals.
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The move to contain the yuan's decline comes after the Sino-U.
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Both Frelimo and Renamo contain groups of hardliners unenthusiastic about the process.
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We can contain those hopes and those fears in those same space.
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And it will likely contain bombshell anecdotes, much like Wolff's previous books.
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Even though BDU-33s are inert, they do contain small pyrotechnic chargers.
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They also both contain some traumatic event taking place in the suburbs.
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CNN sites "sources in both parties" as saying they contain nothing unusual.
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In July, it will remove existing extensions that currently contain mining functionality.
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They contain some of the most detailed, complex movements in the industry.
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Both benches emptied as coaches and officials attempted to contain the melee.
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It was found to contain the DNA of land and marine bacteria.
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Two indicas could contain different compounds with radically different effects on sleep.
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The prevailing opinion is that the sculptures contain more dazzle than depth.
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Most of the Whack-a-Mole profiles contain only basic biographical sketches.
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But not all products that contain antimicrobial chemicals are advertised as such.
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Macroeconomic and structural reforms remain urgent to contain any vulnerability, it said.
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Shares offered through the IPO will contain no voting rights at all.
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Importantly, these systems could contain more planets still waiting to be discovered.
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Speaking exclusively to PEOPLE, the happy couple could hardly contain their excitement.
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Help me contain Iran because Iran is a menace to the Mideast.
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Lithium Ion batteries contain volatile chemicals that, when properly manufactured, are safe.
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They can unlock cell phones that contain vast stores of personal information.
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The central bank report did not contain projections for December or January.
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Right about now, Hawkins is just feeling too small to contain multitudes.
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The three chapbooks I've mentioned here contain 80-odd poems among them.
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The House Democrats' measure does not contain the $5 billion Trump wants.
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Each mix can contain 20 or so different polymers for specific surfaces.
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Many were blamed for failing to contain the spread of teh virus.
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The Great Lakes contain one-fifth of the world's fresh surface water.
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But this time, Republicans insist the bill contain no border wall spending.
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And, the ones they contain — called "sulforaphane" — are especially potent, she says.
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When the Motorola Razr was first announced, I couldn't contain my excitement.
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Small parts of Finland even contain permanently frozen soil, known as permafrost.
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Unlike THC, CBD doesn't contain psychoactive properties that make the user high.
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These are incredibly old buildings that now mainly contain international food stalls.
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Since e-cigarettes like the Juul contain nicotine, they're actually highly addictive.
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Mass, one single church pew would contain a whole ROYGBIV of cardigans.
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The difference is [that] the oil does not contain alcohols or silicones.
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By 2000, Volvo expects every vehicle to contain 230 percent recycled material.
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Even filtered wastewater can contain what scientists call contaminants of emerging concern.
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Helmeted riot police repeatedly charged as they tried to contain the crowd.
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Buckling under the epidemic, aid agencies flocked to help contain the virus.
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Assad's actions would contain Islamic terror but (crucially) wouldn't involve American forces.
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That may help contain selling on airline stocks in the medium-term.
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This includes "videos that contain inflammatory religious or supremacist content," for example.
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They used hydrogel, a liquid gel material that can miraculously contain varnish.
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The company didn't confirm how many episodes the first season will contain.
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As ordinary people, they couldn't stop the disaster, or contain its fallout.
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The emails bounced and did not contain any malicious links or attachments.
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Others contain so much sodium that consumers confuse bloating for muscle mass.
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For me they contain a deep form of rebellion against reality. pic.twitter.
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Firefighters worked to contain the Getty fire on Monday in Los Angeles.
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But even with Luther's help, Peele's Obama can't quite contain his rage.
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Much like the audience, Fallon and Johnson could barely contain their laughter.
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What the powder doesn't contain is any other additives beyond organic hemp.
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As the Mobilsicher report details, many of these apps contain sensitive information.
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Some loans even contain restrictions on the lender, not just the borrower.
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" [narrator voice]: The whistleblower complaint doesn't contain the words "quid pro quo.
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Old pipes in most of the houses contain lead, slug and lime.
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Without naming which countries might lose land, the president could contain pushback.
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Chris Wallace also did his best to contain the sometimes chaotic stage.
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That memory content could contain key strokes, passwords, and other valuable information.
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Or peanut butter cups, but they contain both peanut butter and jelly?
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Very well, then I contradict myself, I am large, I contain multitudes.
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Nor does an e-book contain the depth and history of paper.
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The devices also often did not contain microphones, while texting was prohibited.
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Riversdale's Zambezi deposit was believed to contain large supplies of the material.
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