Mi said authorities would transition from "overall containment to targeted containment" measures, with a focus on containment within communities, and medical treatment.
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"Containment and counter-containment are inevitable and that will be a long-term issue," he said.
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In Southern California, containment of the Woolsey fire rose to 84% Saturday, with officials expecting full containment by Monday.
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The careful balance of containment and engagement that defined America's policy toward China is now heavily skewed toward containment.
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Crews had the 7,000-acre blaze under 30% containment by Sunday evening, up from 15% containment earlier in the day.
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CONTAINMENT SUCCESS New cases in China have been falling sharply, with 125 reported on Tuesday, thanks to aggressive containment measures.
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The decline will open the door for a transition from "overall containment to targeted containment," Mi said, according to Reuters.
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CONTAINMENT SUCCESS New cases in China have been falling sharply, with 125 reported on Tuesday, thanks to its aggressive containment measures.
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Hillside Fire It started October 31 in San Bernardino County Size: 200 acres Containment: 70% Palisades Fire It started October 290 in Los Angeles Size: 227 acres Containment: 2703% Taboose Fire It was first reported on October 294 in the Inyo National Forest Size: 210,28 acres Containment: 973% Easy Fire It started October 297 in Ventura County Size: 2100,2000 acres Containment: 80% Hill Fire It started October 30 in Riverside County Size: 628 acres Containment: 80% Old Water Fire It started October 24 in San Bernardino County Size:145 acres Containment: 1003% Caples Fire It started October 10 in the El Dorado National Forest Size: 3,435 acres Containment: 90% Burris Fire It was first spotted on October 27 in Mendocino County Size: 703 acres Containment: 94% Saddle Ridge Fire It was first reported on October 10 in Los Angeles County Size: 8,799 acres Containment: 97% About 100,000 people were evacuated
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The latest numbers: TELE-COMMUTING, CANCELLATIONS AND A CONTAINMENT ZONE: A New York suburb is now in a 1-mile containment zone.
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By early Monday, fire crews had managed to carve containment lines around 23 percent of the blaze, up from zero containment on Sunday morning.
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International containment efforts As officials race to slow the spread of the Wuhan coronavirus, containment efforts are being put in place in many travel hubs.
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" Mayor: 'I happen to live in the containment zone' New Rochelle Mayor Noam Bramson said it's important to "understand what the containment zone is and what it's not.
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Estimated containment of the fire burning within about 2416 miles (32 kilometers) of the Idaho line remained at 35 percent, with full containment not anticipated for at least 10 days.
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Containment attempts can slow down an outbreak and buy time to prepare, but if a pandemic hits, by definition, containment has failed and further attempts will be pointless, if not counterproductive.
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Here are all the wildfires currently threatening the state, from the most active to those nearing full containment: Maria Fire It was first reported on October 31 in Ventura County Size: 8,730 acres Containment: 0% Getty Fire It started October 28 in Los Angeles Size: 83 acres Containment: 66% Cause: A eucalyptus tree limb fell into power lines.
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The Marine Well Containment Company and HWCG LLC were founded in 2010 to provide advanced containment technology and response capabilities for the unique challenges of capping well thousands of feet below the surface.
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The damage inside the containment vessel was worse than expected.
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Firefighters have achieved 226 percent containment of that forest fire.
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And that containment can be a good thing, medically speaking.
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The emotional containment of the Midwest helped inform her characters.
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Containment strategies involving walls do little to solve our problems.
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Early removal and containment efforts at the Velsicol site failed.
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Containment requires a credible deterrent, which is missing right now.
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"It's obvious that it's a containment zone," Mr. Leising said.
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It doesn't speed up test kits, a vaccine or containment.
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Grand Central Terminal uses total containment receptacles, Ms. Novotney said.
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The containment area extends out from his synagogue, officials said.
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Cuomo as he announced the containment area in New Rochelle.
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We're nourished by the containment offered by the melancholic state.
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With the early lapses, containment was no longer an option.
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With the early lapses, containment was no longer an option.
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"It pretty much renders fire containment impossible," said Dr. Finney.
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Other countries have taken varying approaches to prevention and containment.
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It's unclear how effective the unprecedented containment effort will be.
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New fires had started, and others had broken containment lines.
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Police with riot gear and batons begin forming containment lines.
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Stringent biocontainment helps, but no containment system provides zero risk.
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Singapore has won international praise for its virus containment efforts.
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A company's "containment rate" is like its A.I. batting average.
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Let's talk about the possibility of congressional containment on Trump.
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We navigate our way through the building to the containment vessel.
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Containment failures detected for the following Class V entities: Magic Leap.
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Firefighters have cut containment lines around 5 percent of the perimeter.
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"There is no such thing as containment of locusts," Bayeh said.
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Here containment devices have been installed so the monsters don't escape.
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But it has at least resulted in a form of containment.
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Our goal today is to continue to increase our containment percentage.
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The fire remains at 10% containment, the U.S. Forest Service said.
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The fire in the San Bernardino National Forest has no containment.
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He said he is optimistic and expected containment numbers to increase.
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Fortunately, the history of the nuclear age suggests an alternative. Containment.
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As previously stated, the focus of healthcare is on cost containment.
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Does Singapore win in the cost containment battle against Hong Kong?
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Along the bayou, workers navigate marsh buggy excavators building containment dikes.
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Containment measures are being coordinated with German, Austrian and Swiss authorities.
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But containment, as we found with Al Qaida, is always risky.
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Containment is not an appropriate strategy for an interdependent, multipolar world.
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Cal Fire estimated that full containment could take until September 2176.
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However, firefighters also doubled their containment from 5 to 10 percent.
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The answer may be frustrating, but it's the only option: Containment.
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Firefighters have built containment lines around 573 percent of the blaze.
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"I happen to live in the containment zone myself," Bramson said.
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"This nation should not give up on containment," Dr. Redfield said.
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It's not about containment or mitigation -- which is a false dichotomy.
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But by then, we will be past the point of containment.
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Together, the failures have severely impeded the containment of the virus.
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New evacuation orders have been issued as the blazes resist containment.
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The containment phase happens early, when initial cases begin to appear.
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You're looking for containment of the virus, that's the only way.
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His highly contained poems invariably comment on the idea of containment.
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Andrew Cuomo implemented a special "containment area" to manage the outbreak.
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Immediate feedback can make the containment process faster and more efficient.
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Police officers and soldiers will be empowered to enforce containment measures.
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The state enacted restrictions in a "containment zone" in New Rochelle.
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"Cruise ships are the weak link in the containment," said Prof.
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Crews will work overnight constructing and consolidating containment lines #nswrfs pic.twitter.
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Many scientists think containment — even if perfectly executed — is ultimately futile.
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But containment has not worked, and France is asking for help.
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That atmosphere of ferocious containment was brilliantly evoked in Lloyd's staging.
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But that difference isn't because of its experiments around cost containment.
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Second, the industry has transformed its well containment and intervention capability.
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Firefighters used cooler conditions over Christmas to strengthen fire containment lines.
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Or there may be a situation where the current containment strategies being put in place could contain the fires at near the size they are now, and those fires will continue to burn within those containment lines.
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Firefighters had built containment lines on about 10 percent of the perimeter.
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The cause of the fire was unknown and there was no containment.
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And the Camp fire continued to burn on Friday with 211% containment.
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Crews managed to increase containment from 45% to 50%, the department said.
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Both fires were estimated to be at just 5% containment on Friday.
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The containment is believed to be the largest quarantine in modern history.
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Fire officials said they reached full containment of the fire on Sunday.
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Makers of the invisible electronic pet containment system announced Tuesday that Feb.
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The #Woolsey Fire has grown to over 2,000 acres with 0% containment.
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"It reduces incident triage, improves risk scoring and accelerates containment," he explained.
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"It was containment," said Yoo, now a lawyer who works in Koreatown.
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In the security industry, it used to be about detection and containment.
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Alfonseca isn't so sure about a similar solution to the containment problem.
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Tyler races with a head-and-neck restraint, containment seat and firesuit.
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Some are zero percent contained with no estimate of a containment date.
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The Wyoming fire containment was listed as zero percent by fire officials.
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Obama administration officials used similar language to signal a policy of containment.
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Crews had cut containment lines around about 20 percent of the blaze.
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Those moves helped push higher education to the forefront of virus containment.
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The W.H.O. would coordinate efforts on containment, declare emergencies and make recommendations.
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When it comes to fashion, masculine containment is generally a wise idea.
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Meanwhile, Americans are growing more supportive of aggressive containment measures like quarantines.
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Not until we began experimenting with containment, in place of zero tolerance.
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"In general, we're in a containment, blended mitigation," Redfield told lawmakers Tuesday.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Donald Trump's containment talk will harden Beijing's hardliners.
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And the longer containment efforts fail, the harder they become to implement.
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The coming days will tell us if the containment strategy is right.
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One that the virus was almost air tight in terms of containment.
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The U.S. must instead develop and pursue a more serious containment strategy.
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Hong Ihk-pyo, the party spokesman who announced the maximum containment, resigned.
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CHINA CORONAVIRUS ADVISOR ZHONG SAYS CONTAINMENT MEASURES USED IN WUHAN ARE NECESSARY
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Whatever its early success, the policy of containment clearly no longer worked.
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It is expected he will discuss North Korean containment with leaders in Seoul.
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Cal Fire estimates it will have full containment of the fire on Monday.
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Some researchers have suggested dividing containment procedures into light, medium, and heavy categories.
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The fire has scorched at least 8,000 acres and is at 0% containment.
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Firefighters were making progress, the forest service said, and containment was at 30%.
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The inferno is still raging, with only 52% containment as of Wednesday night.
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It has zero containment, according to Cal Fire, the state's fire protection agency.
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On the toll of his containment: I'm extremely concerned for Julian's well being.
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The report said containment was not expected before the end of the month.
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The Woolsey Fire has burned 13,21 acres so far with 28 percent containment.
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His symphonies are layered, pulse with heat, and spurn containment from all sides.
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A nasty virus is sinking its teeth into Atlanta in The CW's Containment.
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But firefighters also made progress, with containment doubling from 5 to 10 percent.
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Still, the risk of containment may push oil prices to the $20s again.
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Yet IPAB and most other cost-containment efforts encounter fierce bipartisan congressional resistance.
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It adhered to Cold War notions about containment, deterrence, and balances of power.
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He did not wear a head-and-neck device or a containment seat.
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Brian T. Garibaldi, M.D., directs the bio-containment unit at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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Other buyers have tried various motion transfer tests that reveal excellent motion containment.
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The U.S. now faces a three-fold task of deterrence, containment and defense.
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But firefighters were making progress, officials said, and containment had risen to 30%.
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The two most elemental things are universal access and the cost containment mechanism.
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It was all soft potato, mild space, the bready containment shield, and warmth.
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But at best, this makes for an uncoordinated response that delays full containment.
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Now, the US response to the virus has shifted from containment to mitigation.
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But endurance depends in large part on containment measures and our policy makers.
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Gavin Newsom announces new containment measures and Californians grapple with a new reality.
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"I think the time for containment of the outbreak is gone," he said.
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The whole point of an overseas containment strategy is to buy you time.
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Somebody who lives in that containment area could be in this room today.
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We've talked about early detection, we've talked about testing, we talked about containment.
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Workers for the airline sterilized the containment area where passengers left the plane.
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The economic shock would repeat itself before harsher containment measures stabilize the nation.
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"But it's not a containment strategy, because you're not containing anyone," he said.
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His tough containment policies have so far earned him credit for proving prescient.
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After so many years of flu protocol, nursing staffs are practiced in containment.
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So, it is certainly something that seems to avoid containment to some extent.
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It doesn't take much for some of these containment lines to be breached.
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This is counterbalanced by ongoing cost containment measures and low loan impairment charges.
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It included the installation of a containment and venting system around the batteries.
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CNN: Your book highlights four approaches to diplomacy: appeasement, containment, détente and transformation.
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Why take care about cost containment if somebody else is footing the bill?
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"Yeah, there might be constitutional issues, especially on the containment side," Cornett said.
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Firefighters' efforts at containment slipped over the weekend from 10 percent to 5 percent, with full containment not expected until November 7—it could well burn all the way to the coast, 25 miles from the source of ignition last Wednesday.
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Firefighters had reported modest gains against the blazes, but containment seemed nowhere in sight.
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"They see the United States trying to build this architecture of containment," he said.
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Firefighters have been able to build containment around several destructive wildfires burning in California.
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The AGI would leverage its cognitive superpowers to escape containment and achieve self-determination.
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A firefighter climbs up a steep containment line on the Kincade Fire in Kellogg.
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With both northbound and southbound API integration, investigation and containment can become much faster.
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Containment walls are built around the tanks, meant to capture fuel spilled during accidents.
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The CDC's containment plans don't rely upon any novel technologies; but they require vigilance.
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Zayner's first task was to turn the hotel room into a sterile containment field.
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The burning tanks are surrounded by other storage tanks within a spill containment dike.
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Pyongyang must know the price of its atomic insurance policy is isolation and containment.
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It was 92% contained Monday; officials don't expect full containment until later this month.
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Thanks to the healthcare law's cost-containment provisions, our premiums have started to stabilize.
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But fire crew have gained some ground and increased containment to almost 2818 percent.
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The results may also mean that our common-sense flu containment procedures aren't enough.
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As a result, officials revised containment downward, from 15 percent to only 10 percent.
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Winds should ease late Sunday night into Monday, allowing for additional containment, forecasters said.
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Andrew Cuomo also announced a 1-mile containment area starting Thursday around New Rochelle.
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The containment measures will be in place until at least the end of March.
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China's started to slow in February after strict containment measures were put in place.
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Peloton is temporarily suspending deliveries of its Tread treadmill because of coronavirus containment measures.
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Andrew Cuomo has similarly praised New Rochelle's containment area in cutting down on cases.
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The school is outside the containment zone but many students live within the zone.
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But once his election was accomplished, their promise of containment became a reasonable approach.
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Broadly, the response to an infectious disease outbreak has two phases: containment and mitigation.
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There are two positive aspects to the seeming containment of the disease in China.
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Japan is seeing a surge in coronavirus cases after not implementing nationwide containment measures
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South Korea has 8,961 total known infections following a rigorous month of nationwide containment.
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Some experts say it's already too late for containment, but not all experts agree.
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Andrew M. Cuomo declared a "containment zone" to effectively quarantine part of the town.
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France has banned public gatherings in some areas around Paris in a containment attempt.
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And one analysis found that virus containment efforts were stopping the flow of commerce.
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However, several times and in several countries the official containment measures have been breached.
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It was 92% contained, and officials don't expect full containment until later this month.
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Earlier they put about 2,000 feet (609.6 meters) of containment boom around the vessel.
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That rationality means that containment should be possible, because war would obliterate his regime.
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Ms. Montevecchi, 83, was a model of proud self-containment in her opening-night performance.
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"Situation has transitioned from active to barricade/containment," police tweeted shortly after 4:30 p.m.
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As of Sunday, there was no containment and it burned across about 12 square miles.
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For Engels, the canvas is a limited space that requires subversion, inversion, expansion, or containment.
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The Eye is actually a containment device, though Strange isn't aware of its true history.
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And containment need not cost the $750bn a year that has been appropriated for defence.
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The burning tank is surrounded by several other storage tanks within a spill containment dike.
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Hardliners can growl that America was always bent on containment, and is now proving it.
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These type of control and containment measures are critical for the development of the industry.
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There is no containment Tuesday morning of the blaze churning through the Cleveland National Forest.
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However, officials say the blaze has slowed down and they expect containment numbers to grow.
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There is no containment on the fire, and some 500 people are under evacuation orders.
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Forecasters predict winds should ease late Sunday night, allowing for additional containment, the outlet reports.
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And we handle local outbreaks in warm places like Florida with quick containment and eradication.
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It's unclear when filming resumes because it'll depend on the fire's intensity, containment and aftermath.
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Containment and deterrence do not have the crowd-pleasing appeal of a brand new strategy.
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So, when you have a containment structure, that typically means that's going to be heavy.
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Will the Trump administration develop a strategy for Chinese containment without the risk of war?
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"The US is not pursuing a cold war or containment policy with China," Pompeo said.
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It's a lousy pair of choices, but containment is the only one that makes sense.
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The total containment technology is hidden but ubiquitous in New York City, Ms. Novotney added.
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But the weather forecast did not look particularly advantageous to containment efforts, Ms. Belongie said.
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Whether the strategy is containment or mitigation, neither works if most people don't do it.
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The RBA minutes showed a near-term containment of the virus was considered "very unlikely".
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But it can be countered, undermined, and enticed — a type of containment with off-ramps.
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Boys gazed through the fencing of a containment zone exposed to the 101-degree heat.
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Cuomo ordered a containment zone around the synagogue and dispatched $200,000 to local food banks.
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The proposition may seem ill-advised given cruise ships' poor track record on virus containment.
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The IMF managing director praised nations that instituted strict containment measures and banned international travel.
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Whenever the restrictions lift, Roberts said, people should also get released from containment measures slowly.
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Deep in the containment zone, though, all the bustle to limit the outbreak seemed distant.
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This post has been updated to clarify that New Rochelle is in a containment zone.
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These recommendations would not provide a silver bullet for containment and mitigation of this epidemic.
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Most experts say that full containment of the American epidemic is now most likely impossible.
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"Our containment efforts won't reduce the number who get infected in the US," they added.
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If human to human transmission is not sustainable for this virus, it will facilitate containment.
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"We have completed the investigation and containment phases," SecureWorks CEO Mike Cote said on Monday.
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It was 92 percent contained Monday; officials don't expect full containment until later this month.
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The New York Times has video of the containment shell encasing the former power plant.
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On the one hand, a containment effort like this can be viewed as a success.
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At the same time, several other wildfires in various states of containment burned throughout California.
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Instead, men in a boat marked "containment" glide in, spraying something on the slicked surface.
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The architects of containment hoped that these principles might someday spread to the entire world.
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MORE, called for a strategy of containment and deterrence to deal with Pyongyang's nuclear program.
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This means the right mix of UN personnel can support detection, prevention, and containment efforts.
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But in the small world of underground construction, experts say there is little cost containment.
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Containment The first scenario for how any epidemic could end is containment; if the number of cases are limited to the origin of the outbreak and people who traveled from the origin do not infect more people in other locations, the spread will be minimal.
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While conversations rarely penetrate the bell jar of my self-containment, inventive forms of caregiving do.
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OHB System has yet to find a customer for a satellite fitted with such containment cabling.
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That is partly because a zero-sum attempt at containment is likely to lead to conflict.
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As of Friday morning, the three fires "were at zero percent containment," according to USA Today.
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There, officials said they have been able to increase containment lines to 65% of the fire.
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Phantom Apps can perform 120 different actions across forty disparate technologies allowing investigation, hunting and containment.
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The blaze, which threatens residents in Calabasas, Hidden Hills and Malibu, is at 0 percent containment.
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"It's one of the ACA's most important cost-containment measures," he wrote in a post recently.
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The rest stems from efforts to keep spending down, including cost-containment measures introduced in Obamacare.
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"The tank has been stabilized and there are no containment issues," said Exxon official Charlotte Huffaker.
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In the absence of such leverage, though, the focus must be on strengthening deterrence and containment.
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Correction: This story has been revised to give the correct containment percentage for the Thomas Fire.
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It grew to 22,000 acres Saturday, but conditions helped firefighters reach a 20% containment, officials said.
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The Trump administration's apparent containment policy against Iran appears far more limited in conception and scope.
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President Clinton's dual containment policy of Iran and Iraq was strongly criticized by foreign policy experts.
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"The focus on containment has lasted a little bit too long," said Lessler, the study author.
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In the same plaza, grocer Acme said it's already feeling the impact of the containment zone.
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Asked whether the containment period could be extended, Bramson said there currently aren't plans for that.
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Earlier this week, Cuomo ordered a 1-mile containment zone in the suburb of New Rochelle.
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But epidemiologists say how and when governments impose containment and mitigation measures can make a difference.
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Now, with cases continuing to spread throughout the world, scientists think the containment scenario is unlikely.
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But it is the containment of Iran that has captivated the administration and its Saudi allies.
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So on March 10, officials announced the creation of a containment zone that encircled the synagogue.
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Instead, the parties may "explore other cost-containment and quality-of-care improvement measures," she said.
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And Israel, the far stronger party, continues to focus on containment rather than finding a solution.
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The center of the city is considered a "containment zone," but it is not under quarantine.
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In several cases, officers and emergency workers have conducted drug busts while wearing biohazard containment suits.
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I'm more interested in smaller indoor operations because I have to work with U.S.D.A. containment restrictions.
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Andrew Cuomo, who on Tuesday deployed the National Guard to New Rochelle to assist with containment.
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"Focus on virus detection, containment, treatment, and other measures are causing other procedure to be deferred."
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"But containment of COVID-19 is feasible and must remain the top priority for all countries."
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And that's why we talk about making mitigation and containment in a much more vigorous way.
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Two Melbourne schools were closed for containment efforts, including one two miles from the race circuit.
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"We know that early and aggressive containment strategies are most effective in saving lives," Morrato said.
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There are no visible markers denoting where the containment zone starts — the area is largely residential.
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The recovery for the rest of the year depends on the course of coronavirus containment measures.
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But in early March, after about two months of aggressive containment measures, things started to change.
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Nearly empty streets in downtown New Rochelle, New York, close to the containment zone, March 11.
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The center of the city is considered a "containment zone," but it is not under quarantine.
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"We are suggesting a blended strategy," he said, referring to a blend of containment and mitigation.
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Again, she is defying containment; and, in time, she wants to escape the usual sanctified format.
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Passengers began disembarking into an 11-acre containment area on Monday, where they were being triaged.
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And, Carl, regarding the containment issue I will still argue to you that this is contained.
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McCready is a better bet for containment than any Republican elected in his stead would be.
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The chance for a best-case scenario of containment has already come and gone, he said.
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The uneven information comes as China's leader, Xi Jinping, said that the containment efforts were working.
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However, China's containment of the virus has not kept the illness from spreading to 35 countries.
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Although this rain won't extinguish all fires, it will certainly go a long way towards containment.
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To answer this question, we can look at data from containment efforts during the 2009 pandemic.
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Global health experts are already cautioning other countries to prepare for China's containment efforts to fail.
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Containment through enhanced military defenses and buying time for longer-term change is our best course.
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The Chernobyl reactor also lacked important safety features, like containment domes, common to all US reactors.
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Real cost containment will be the critical issue that either makes or breaks each MFA proposal.
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But with the new containment structure, full control will soon be handed back over to Ukraine.
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He compares meteorological atmospheres to cultural moods and cultural atmospheres, arguing that those also resist containment.
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Officials at the WHO have said they might have called the coronavirus a pandemic sooner, if it were a viral influenza, but since containment has worked well in countries like China and Singapore, they want to keep the focus on containment measures and not spread panic.
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At just 30% containment as of Monday night, the wildfire is already the deadliest in California history.
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This "scorpion robot" was built to investigate inside containment vessels at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant.
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He has focused on ISIS and the destruction of ISIS, not merely its containment, but its destruction.
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The surge pump had a mechanical failure, but the entire spill happened within a lined containment area.
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Building a robot that could get inside and maneuver around the containment vessel presented several unique challenges.
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Haldeman's 2-year-old containment system ultimately broke down because Haldeman was himself not a good man.
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In our three-part documentary series Symptomatic, Motherboard dives into the world of disease prevention and containment.
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As of Wednesday night, the fire was at 30-percent containment, according to the Incident Information System.
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At just 229% containment as of Monday night, the wildfire is already the deadliest in California history.
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Ramon Aviles, left, and Raven Villagomez, both firefighters, took a break on a containment line in Kellogg.
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Los Angeles County Fire Chief Daryl Osby said Thursday evening there was no containment of either blaze.
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He's also only tapping into the stone's power through the use of a containment device, the Eye.
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That blaze was 88 percent contained on Sunday, authorities said, with full containment expected on Thanksgiving Thursday.
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The possibility of rain later in the week could help crews increase those containment figures even more.
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But it is also a reason for indignation at what is called an American policy of containment.
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The real challenge, from my perspective, is how much containment do you have on that reactor core.
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According to the World Nuclear Association, operations are ongoing to build containment units around the nuclear reactors.
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Crews "still have quite a bit of work to do" to shore up containment lines, he said.
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When the plant was operating, the seagulls liked to nest on the warm containment buildings, Pontes says.
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On March 28th its government said it would form a "containment belt" at the country's narrowest point.
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Breivik was sentenced to 21 years of containment, a type of imprisonment that can be extended indefinitely.
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However, those numbers were expected to grow as the massive fire continues to rage with zero containment.
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CONTAINMENT WALL COLLAPSE There were no worker injuries reported on Friday, a spokesman for Intercontinental Terminals said.
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The six tanks still burning are surrounded by nine other storage tanks within a spill containment dike.
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ITC has set up containment booms to limit the liquids from spreading and to capture the chemicals.
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He made another $240,21 from consulting fees with a health-care cost containment firm, Prime Health Services.
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The oil was contained on site by a plastic liner and containment walls and quickly cleaned up.
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By Sunday, crews had managed to carve containment lines around nearly a quarter of the fire's perimeter.
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Walls cellular, membranes of containment, and walls tremendous, storied, clichés and claims abundant, ample for the need.
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Then, in the third week of May, the crisis consuming Trump's Presidency exceeded the capacity for containment.
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The alternative is if you have a not-very-robust containment, then it would certainly be lighter.
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The Taiwan Strait provides another arena for Beijing to defy Western "containment' and "violations of Chinese sovereignty.
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The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection said Sunday night that there was 2 percent containment.
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They also recognized the changes could be inherited and self-propagate, and took safety and containment measures.
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The fire has burned 11,423 acres with 7% containment since it began Friday, the Forest Service said.
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The latter require more direct medical containment of the core issues, not just fighting back the symptoms.
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An extensive, aggressive containment response followed that involved screening hundreds of patients, according to the CDC report.
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Shifting strategies: Containment and mitigation Tracing contacts and isolating sick people are efforts to contain the virus.
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The containment protocols, which start Thursday, include closing schools, houses of worship and other large gathering facilities.
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Andrew M. Cuomo on Tuesday announced a targeted containment strategy to halt the spread of the virus.
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But stocks tumbled anyway, reflecting fears that virus-containment measures could hurt consumer spending in developed economies.
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With more than 500 cases in almost three dozen states, officials worry that containment efforts aren't enough.
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Emergency responders have not yet released an estimated date of full containment, but they are making progress.
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The concern is the country's containment efforts may be saving some lives at the expense of others.
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He explained that it was hard to estimate, with figures depending heavily on containment and mitigation efforts.
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Exactly — there's an almost exclusive focus on containment and very little discussion at all of domestic preparedness.
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Andrew Cuomo declared a one-mile "containment" zone in the city of New Rochelle, in Westchester County.
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The Turkish aid organization IHH has been going from tent to tent explaining containment measures for coronavirus.
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For them — correctly — any evidence of community transmission is a signal that containment efforts must be organized.
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But a year later, the project of containment has been much more successful than its critics feared.
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And they were buoyed by a recent success: the speedy containment of an outbreak in western Congo.
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The state will request that the CDC send a team to Illinois to support their containment efforts.
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Andrew Cuomo had designated a containment zone around the largest cluster of confirmed cases at the time.
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But we're the homeowners who'll have difficulty selling our houses because Cuomo wanted the first containment zone.
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The W.H.O. is emphatically not suggesting that the world should give up on containment, Dr. Tedros said.
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At that point we can't talk anymore about a containment strategy, we move to a mitigation strategy.
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Social distancing needs to be the foundation of strict and wide-ranging containment measures, according to Bitton.
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To constrain rising prices, insurers gradually introduced cost containment procedures and incrementally claimed supervisory authority over doctors.
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Even before today's news, experts complained that epidemiological information from China has been incomplete, threatening containment efforts.
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The eradication of the Islamic State should be the main objective, followed by the containment of Iran.
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Iran, too, is not the same challenge that American strategists grappled with during the heyday of containment.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg also donated $25 million to Ebola containment efforts along with his wife Priscilla Chan.
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Some experts think cost containment, not coverage expansion, should be the next step for health care reform.
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The move was intended to increase competition but naturally prompted grumblings in China of a containment strategy.
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Despite her fear and strained nerves, she cut the containment line for 213 hours, almost until dawn.
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The government statements reflect the problems that China's containment efforts have caused the world's No. 21 economy.
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It is neither a matter of "going soft" on Russia, nor is it Cold War-style containment.
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"I'm completely convinced that President Trump and his team reject the policy of containment," Graham told CNN.
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"Donald Trump doesn't have a containment vessel," said Timothy Naftali, a presidential historian at New York University.
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Poor countries are more vulnerable in viral outbreaks and they undercut the containment efforts of richer ones.
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"In some countries, cost-containment measures ... have resulted in reduced, delayed and even cancelled treatment," the report says.
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Just like full-time civilian firefighters, inmate firefighters face serious risk when performing tasks like creating containment lines.
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They are still investigating the cause of the fire, which has reached 30% containment as of Monday night.
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Wood was previously tied to his Containment costar Hanna Mangan Lawrence, whom he reportedly split from in January.
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Firefighters had carved containment lines around only four percent of the blaze by Wednesday night, fire officials said.
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If some combination of pressure and engagement continues to fail, containment and deterrence are all that is left.
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The idea of isolation and containment — this is me psychoanalyzing myself — may be part of my psychological makeup.
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Wood was previously tied to his Containment costar Hanna Mangan Lawrence, whom he reportedly split from in January.
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However, another 10,000 were allowed to return home today as fire crews managed to reinforce some containment lines.
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Regulator ASN in June ordered EDF to repair 2.53 hard-to-reach weldings in the reactor's containment building.
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China's leaders have identified the containment of financial risks and asset bubbles as a top priority this year.
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" BRITISH RED CROSS: "Overall this plan appears to be about containment, rather than about people's right to protection.
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She added the spill occurred in a containment area, so there was no impact on the wider area.
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Working on The CW's outbreak drama Containment has definitely turned Chris Wood into a bit of a germaphobe.
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Was she kept in the same containment chamber that now houses the organic growth that spawned the creature?
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"The prospects for containment are not good," Ventura County Fire Chief Mark Lorenzen said at a news conference.
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Federal fire officials said containment on the 68-square-mile blaze increased from 10 percent to 40 percent.
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Workers using large cranes and industrial equipment move rock and soil to form new levees and containment dikes.
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The Colorado blaze, which began on Friday, stood at just 10-percent containment by Monday morning, officials said.
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Like in the case of Three Mile Island, very little radiation escaped because of that massive containment structure.
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Progress is being made to control the blaze, with containment at 2400% Monday -- up from 2000% Sunday night.
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The melted fuel created a bubble of hydrogen inside the containment unit that could have caused an explosion.
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"Basically it is a robust street criminal containment strategy," Delhi police spokesman Dependra Pathak told the Hindustan Times.
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So far, the flames have blackened more than 27,26 acres — well over 29 square miles — with minimal containment.
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Some time during President Barack Obama's eight-year tenure, U.S. policy to China shifted from engagement to containment.
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The New York Times looks at the containment unit designed to encase what remains of the destroyed reactor.
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The estimated containment date is November 1, according to information posted about the fire at the national park.
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And that's why I said, you know, my containment remarks four, six weeks ago were based on facts.
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Officials put up a one-mile containment zone where schools were closed, religious services postponed, and gatherings banned.
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The novel coronavirus was first reported in China, and the country has pursued containment and mitigation efforts aggressively.
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Ross Douthat For the first year of the Trump administration the story was one of containment and constraint.
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Cuomo deployed the National Guard and created a one-mile containment area in New Rochelle earlier this week.
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Once the containment assumption falls by the wayside, the other lines of defense begin to look less robust.
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"If low-risk people don't socially distance, then the entire containment process is not effective," Mr. Warzel says.
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The World Health Organization says China's containment measures may have saved hundreds of thousands of people from infection.
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Countries like the DRC have fragile systems, and they are very, very vulnerable without rapid detection and containment.
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" He added that the containment measures China has taken to curb the spread of the virus are "draconian.
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According to WHO, China's containment measures prevented many more cases of the disease caused by the novel coronavirus.
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In an ideal situation, public health containment efforts will be enough to halt the spread of the virus.
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Experts have been warning for days now that containment of the Covid-19 outbreak appears to be failing.
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President Donald Trump said the United States' Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had a good containment plan.
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Understanding epidemics not simply as biological events but also as social processes is key to their successful containment.
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Containment efforts on the mainland have prevented people from going out to their regular watering holes and restaurants.
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"But as more and more countries experience community spread, successful containment at our borders becomes harder and harder."
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Emergency guidelines oblige local officials to "take all appropriate containment measures" if someone tests positive for the virus.
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During the visit, Tedros and Chinese leaders discussed containment measures and sharing data on the virus, he said.
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The Chinese perceive our pivot to Asia as a policy of containment, though that is not our intent.
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On both occasions, victory was secured not by containment and caution, but by what he described as courage.
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This follows the partial return of the U.S. military to the Philippines, another element of the containment strategy.
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And it does, with the ideas of rootedness, containment, hiding, conveyance, incursion, infringement, future promise, and deferred efflorescence.
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See a graphic of the spread here: here Containment still top priority World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said the risk of the epidemic spreading was now very high at a global level, but there was evidence that surveillance was working in South Korea and containment was possible.
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She brought hope into our lives that we'll take with us long after the containment of the Ebola crisis.
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However, researchers are only beginning to uncode the ways microbial communities respond to containment in environments shared with humans.
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She added that the spill occurred in a containment area, so there was no impact on the wider area.
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At the moment, the agency says that it has spread over 30,000 acres and is at zero percent containment.
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China's top leadership has identified the containment of financial risks and asset bubbles as a top priority this year.
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The prospect of an outbreak within North Korea, with its limited capacity for diagnosis, treatment, and containment, is frightening.
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The fire had burned at least 269,000 acres with 40% containment, threatening 23,000 structures as of Sunday, authorities said.
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The fire grew to 256,000 acres, or 5003 square miles, as of Friday evening with 35% containment, CalFire said.
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Ground crews are expected to be working throughout the night to build containment lines around the fire, Garcetti said.
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It lifted the solidified gunk at the bottom of the containment vessel, snapping photos as water rained around it.
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By Friday afternoon, the Woolsey Fire had swelled from 10,000 acres to 14,000 and remained at zero percent containment.
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By Friday afternoon, the Woolsey Fire had swelled from 10,000 acres to 14,000 and remains at zero percent containment.
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More than a week later, firefighters have managed to carve containment lines around 55 percent of the blaze's perimeter.
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The device was taken aboard a special containment vessel to the NYPD's range at Rodman's Neck in the Bronx.
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The Mars500 research tested how a spacecraft's containment affects its microbes, not space-driven factors like weightlessness or radiation.
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Since these viruses are not able to produce infection, they can be studied in a level 2 containment facility.
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Authorities say it is now nearly 72 square miles (186 square kilometers), but containment has increased to 29 percent.
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However, another 10,000 were allowed to return home on Monday as fire crews managed to reinforce some containment lines.
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But first, grab some Purell: Containment premieres April 19 on The CW. Have something to add to this story?
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NATO argues that a return to containment and deterrence is the regrettable result of Putin's 2014 attack on Ukraine.
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By Monday evening, the fire covered 760 acres, with 75% containment, according to the Los Angeles County Fire Department.
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That the president is actively undermining the embargo will test the efficacy of another strategy — not containment but engagement.
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Due to efficiencies and cost containment, Canada has not seen an increase in its service charges in 11 years.
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If a local reservoir of Zika has taken hold in southern Florida, that would complicate containment of the virus.
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People respond quickly to evacuation orders, which in turn means firefighters can focus resources on containment instead of rescue.
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These facilities must have containment and monitoring systems to safely contain the waste and monitor for leaks, he added.
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President Obama's dual containment of North Korea and China has led China to become more powerful within the region.
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"Heron Oblivion" (Sub Pop) Sometimes music finds its essential strength from the containment of two opposite forces within it.
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Chiang supports the concept of a single-payer system, but he has raised questions about funding and cost containment.
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Andrew Cuomo created a "containment zone" around New Rochelle to try to contain an outbreak of the virus there.
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Andrew Cuomo said schools and large facilities inside the containment area would close for two weeks, starting March 12.
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One within America was between those who supported passive containment of Chinese Communism and those who sought active rollback.
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It is also not a containment area, in any literal interpretation of that phrase, because nothing is being contained.
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Our leaders must act now to structure a thorough response to coronavirus that goes beyond testing and containment protocols.
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As the Covid-19 coronavirus spreads across the US, the government's response has officially shifted from containment to mitigation.
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On the flipside, Megan Hernbroth reports that alcohol delivery and CBD-infused beverage startups are flourishing during coronavirus containment.
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Adding to worries, severe virus containment measures sent China's factory production tumbling at its fastest pace in three decades.
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Pentagon research in 2202 tracked the entire cycle of emergence, spread and containment of the SARS outbreak in Singapore.
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"Our Eats Business has become an important resource right now, especially by restaurants hit by containment policies," Khosrowshahi said.
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Officials set up a one-mile "containment zone" inside of which schools, religious events and large gatherings were closed.
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The containment area did not limit people's movement and was more focused on gatherings and schools within the zone.
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But lately he has been trying to corral his energies, to slow things down and build intensity through containment.
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If that is the mission, Mr. Trump may be willing to absorb economic costs as the price of containment.
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Governors are leading the nation's containment efforts in the absence of "clear directives" from the Trump administration, he said.
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Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, a Trump confidant, cautioned against prematurely lifting containment rules because of concerns about the economy.
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For all the attention to South Korea's successes, its methods and containment tools are not prohibitively complex or expensive.
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Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, a Trump confidant, cautioned against prematurely lifting containment rules because of concerns about the economy.
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Identifying what proportion of the population has already been infected is key to making the right decisions about containment.
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Many of those patients are connected in some way to a synagogue at the center of the containment zone.
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So, we really hope that the strategy for the continent will continue to be rapid detection and rapid containment.
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Italy started small with its coronavirus containment and only expanded it as the scale of the problem revealed itself.
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But after draconian containment measures and colossal medical efforts, new reported cases there have slowed almost to a standstill.
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If Pyongyang refuses, as is likely, Moon will be more likely to support a serious containment and deterrence strategy.
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One patient with a chronic condition was taken to a bio-containment unit for further evaluation, health officials said.
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The recent worldwide escalation of coronavirus cases has made clear that the containment approach alone will no longer work.
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In addition, the Persian Gulf monarchies that America sees as its containment front line are not united against Iran.
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A $85033 billion containment arch has moved into its final position over the site of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster.
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"It is difficult to say that any country has a full handle on containment at this point," he wrote.
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The big question now is what next, both for containment efforts of the outbreak and the ensuing economic disruptions.
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Meanwhile, on Tuesday, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow claimed the US had an "airtight containment" of the virus.
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In this estimation, Washington is merely using North Korea to mount a military containment strategy around China, she said.
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But the reason Ukraine is important is that it's the battleground for the containment of Russian aggression and expansionism.
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The plan must outline key containment, remediation and investigative steps based on scenarios built around known attacks and malware.
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Containment halted the spread of the infection—a great thing—but it made it difficult to test the vaccine.
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Fires are travelling immense distances through bushland before hitting towns and containment lines where volunteer firefighters concentrate their resources.
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He advocated a policy of containment of Iran's power, pressing for allies in the region to isolate the country.
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"The prospects for containment are not good," Ventura County Fire Chief Mark Lorenzen said during a pre-dawn press conference.
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A third did his best to estimate the machine's position using a 3-D software model of the containment vessel.
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Plentiful engineers and construction workers lead to a better "containment" score, although a high population density can reduce this value.
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There are many levels of containment to ensure such creatures do not leave this basement laboratory at Imperial College, London.
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As of Monday, more than 4,800 firefighters battling the flames had cut containment lines around 50 percent of its perimeter.
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"The prospects for containment are not good," Ventura County Fire Chief Mike Lorenzen said at a news conference Tuesday morning.
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The fire, which began last Monday night, is only 10% contained, down from 15% containment earlier in the day Sunday.
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But, as Mr Sagan points out, an enduring strategy of deterrence and containment worked not only with the Soviet Union.
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"All cities with severe unaffordability have adopted one form or another of urban containment," said urban policy expert Wendell Cox.
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Containment and negotiation should have been her first steps because "a bit more patience might have been prudent," he said.
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Each weekend two performers come into the space to weave more, a lovely and lyrical poem of suspension and containment.
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According to Irwin, those rooms are designed to handle the environmental containment required for the production of lithium-ion batteries.
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The containment risk is no different for polio than for other vaccines made by this process, like the flu vaccine.
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Illustration showing how radioactive debris from the reactor pressure vessel are collecting at the bottom of the primary containment vessel.
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The Goodwin Fire burning in the Prescott National Forest had reached 2900,828 acres with 43% containment as of Friday morning.
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The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality said containment booms were placed in waterways to halt flows into the Ship Channel.
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We also know the creature "came from" some sort of organic growth on the wall of an HNL containment chamber.
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NASA also developed a "fecal containment system" for Apollo astronauts, since it was impossible to use bags outside the spacecraft.
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Naysayers may point out that using containment and deterrence against terrorists is little more than old wine in new bottles.
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Containment booms have been placed around an oil slick on the surface of the Columbia River, Saturday, June 0002, 2016.
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Litigation over the fires In Southern California, where rain is also expected, the Woolsey Fire reached 100% containment on Wednesday.
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Unfavorable conditions are expected to persist into Monday, threatening new flare-ups that could reach beyond containment lines, Osby said.
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Both tried to work with Stalin's Soviet Union as late as 1946 before adopting a pragmatic containment policy toward it.
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Conditions are expected to persist overnight and Monday, threatening new flare-ups that could reach beyond containment lines, Osby said.
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Meanwhile, the 1,806-acre Easy fire in Simi Valley reached 60 percent containment by Thursday night, state fire authorities said.
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"We have been relying on offshore containment, but the best way to combat piracy is through onshore solutions," he says.
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A blaze burning for several days to the west in Lake County jumped containment lines Saturday, prompting additional evacuation orders.
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And as a battle against the world's second deadliest Ebola outbreak in history continues, containment is hampered by ongoing violence.
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Among them: Most of the recent attempts to disrupt healthcare have been aimed at cost containment and reducing healthcare usage.
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In addition, cost containment measures within the ACA improved the outlook substantially, pushing the insolvency date out by 11 years.
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The widely read Global Times tabloid said in an editorial that China must prepare for containment by the United States.
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It means the focus is not only on containment, but increasingly on the mitigation of the spread of the coronavirus.
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Shifting into mitigation The US response to coronavirus has shifted from containment to mitigation, Adams, the Surgeon General, said Sunday.
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"The whole challenge is about containment of the number of people who become exposed and who become infected," Cuomo said.
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Once it spreads without containment, untold numbers could be infected, with many not showing symptoms for days, if at all.
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Containment costs money, and Congress rushed to pass an $8.3 billion bipartisan spending bill to fight the virus on Thursday.
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The creation of the containment zone was just one of many ways the virus was disrupting life in the region.
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Whether this was enough to respond to the crisis would depend on the effectiveness of the government's drastic containment measures.
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For myself, living within a one-mile containment center in Westchester County in New York, Nextdoor has been a lifeline.
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Schools, churches and synagogues, and other gathering areas in the containment zone will be closed, though businesses can remain open.
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Burnham quickly figures out what's going on, mainly because she breaks into a locked containment unit full of gorgeous fungi.
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Which meant that the containment game had to last, not weeks or months, but three more long years to work.
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Understanding which fish eggs can survive the passage through a bird's gut could help with the containment of invasive species.
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Instead, Newcastle Manager Rafael Benítez opted for what could be described at best as containment, and at worst as appeasement.
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Over 4,300 personnel assigned to the blaze have carved containment lines around 37 percent of the perimeter of the blaze.
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As governments worldwide issued stricter containment measures, closing schools, bars and restaurants, central banks moved to intervene in the markets.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) declared a "containment zone" in New Rochelle, N.Y., to combat a virulent cluster of corona cases there.
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All the measures and containment measures that we put in place in containing or mitigating an epidemic have a cost.
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The eighth, a Korean construction worker, intentionally evaded US military prevention and containment efforts to continue to work on base.
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The transmission effect from virus containment goes through draconian quarantines, restrictions on travel and fear of assembly in public places.
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The organization's director-general, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, said at a briefing Tuesday that containment of the virus is still possible.
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It meant some suspected cases were never confirmed--but, importantly in the containment phase of an outbreak, also never refuted.
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"Initially we had a containment posture, and that works when you know where the cases are coming from," Adams said.
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CBP also considered the U.S. government's "COVID-19 containment and mitigation concerns" in the decision to deploy the military troops.
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There is not yet a designated quarantine or containment zone in the District of Columbia as of March 12, 2020.
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In the interim, others, in the US and elsewhere, need to double down on stringent containment measures and social distancing.
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Full containment does not mean that a fire is entirely extinguished, but that firefighters have established a line around it.
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Now, you may be hearing another term being used when it comes to coronavirus containment and mitigating risk: herd immunity.
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This has led to cancellations of large conferences, concerts, and other events; widespread closures of schools; and other containment measures.
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It seemed reasonable: Containment was how the 2003 SARS outbreak — also caused by a member of the coronavirus family — ended.
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"Two or three weeks ago, we were still hoping for containment," says Tara Smith, an epidemiologist at Kent State University.
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Within days, state authorities set up an emergency operations center in New Rochelle and created a one-mile containment zone.
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You get some progression in containment, there could be valuation catalyst here at any point and technically markets are oversold.
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In response, New York governor Andrew Cuomo announced on Tuesday that a containment area will be enforced around the cluster.
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Containment allowed America to counter Soviet pressure through a patient but vigilant reining in of the Soviet Union's expansive tendencies.
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The travel sector is facing a slump in demand as a result of containment measures aimed at curbing the spread.
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The third reporter, Chao Deng, an American, is in the coronavirus containment zone of Wuhan, where she had been reporting.
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Residents who remained used a reprieve from searing temperatures this week to strengthen containment lines around their homes and businesses.
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"We call on all countries to continue their commitment for containment measures, while preparing for community transmission," Adhanom Ghebreyesus said.
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But that scenario assumes a quick containment of the virus and a bounce-back later in the year, it said.
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Those who refuse to quarantine themselves or follow the official rules on virus containment will be punished, the newspaper said.
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Photos and video footage from the plane, taken by fellow evacuees, shows the portable bio-containment unit for those passengers.
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Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Israel have interests which may not align with a presumptive American containment strategy.
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So, with all of this uncertainty, how much effort should public health officials put into containment, quarantine and isolation activities?
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Authorities have since imposed similar lockdowns on more than 10 cities near Wuhan as part of the ongoing containment effort.
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As the Federal Reserve tightens monetary policy, the shorter-dated bond yields will go through their own periods of containment.
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Containment, prevention and evidence-based treatment of epidemics are national security matters that we cannot afford to underestimate or underfund.
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Therefore, when it comes to Kim's nuclear and missile programs, a policy of containment and deterrence make the most sense.
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"This is really an important budgetary tool for cost containment," Ms. Jayapal said in a conference call with reporters Tuesday.
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Not only does this reduce the risk of meltdown, but it eliminates the need for costly containment and backup systems.
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"The latest U.S. measures against China carry a sense of containment, which purportedly is commonplace among U.S. politicians," it added.
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Bursting beyond the traditional mold for what constitutes a body, her figures teeter at the limits of containment and coherence.
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The company also said that as a precaution, containment booms have been deployed at two different locations on the Cahaba River.
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Firefighters have completed containment lines around 55 percent of the 150-acre (61-hectare) blaze near Aliso Viejo and Laguna Beach.
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We enter the containment vessel and make our way through a narrow doorway into a chamber below the reactor pressure vessel.
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Fire managers said shade from a persistent smoke cover limited fire activity on Sunday and allowed crews to cut containment lines.
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Firefighters have not been able to dig any containment lines around the blaze, which is burning in a heavily forested area.
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Butch Knowlton, director of La Plata County Emergency Management, said Bud provided the perfect amount of rain, helping firefighters increase containment.
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WILLIAMS: You mean, it&aposs either that or war, not containment which is what we&aposve been doing in the past.
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Regulations should avoid slowing progress when possible, so the weight of containment should vary with the maturity of the AGI program.
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The blazes, which rank as one of the worst wildfire disasters in California's history, are not yet close to full containment.
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The third largest wildfire in modern California history continued to grow Monday, even as weather conditions allowed crews to increase containment.
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The slower growth and increased containment were welcome news for fire crews battling the blaze since it erupted two weeks ago.
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On Wednesday, a team operating the robot remotely lowered it about 10 feet into the bottom of the primary containment vessel.
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Health care would be divided into two buckets: cost containment, including reining in premiums, and lowering the cost of prescription drugs.
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"The terrain is rough and inaccessible in many areas," the report said, adding June 30 is the estimated date for containment.
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It looks incompetent and disorganized, a sloppy containment system led by a part-time madman who can't even reliably contain himself.
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Writing in Science in 2014, the researchers called for stricter regulations in containment, testing, controlled release, and monitoring of gene drives.
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Still, the China-containment strategy would likely follow, and the damage on the real economy from the tariffs-limbo is ongoing.
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Canyon 29 Fire Update – Fire at 22017,33 acres; 23% Containment; 29+ FF's on scene; 22017 helicopters & 6 fixed wing on site.
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China's economy is now five times India's; rather risky to signal to such a neighbour that India favours a "containment" strategy.
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These suburban areas -- such as Cary, which some call "Containment Area of Relocated Yankees" -- continue to grow in size and importance.
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During the past week, firefighters have made significant gains, with the state reporting 78 percent containment as of early Sunday morning.
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But it's the ACA's main cost containment measure — meaning health care costs will keep climbing without a check economists deem important.
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What Boyd didn't notice was that there'd also been a breach in the carbon dioxide containment facility—which, officially, didn't exist.
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The President's strategy of containment is clearly insufficient and is failing to end the threats and horrific actions of terrorist groups.
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The only scripted CW show that doesn't have a guaranteed future is Containment, a virus drama that doesn't premiere until April.
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A clash set off by Israel's killing of an Islamic Jihad commander teetered between containment and escalation into a broader conflict.
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The blaze doubled in size in only 232 hours, and now covers 21,2300 acres, with only 212% containment, Cal Fire said.
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It also said Iran had been allowed to keep operating 19 radiation containment chambers more than set out in the deal.
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Fitzsimmons said there were unconfirmed reports of homes, farm sheds and machinery being destroyed by fast-moving fires breaking containment lines.
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He added that Trump will likely try to lead the international community, including China, on a containment strategy against North Korea.
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Government cost containment measures serve as a barrier to advances in treatments, he said in at least two speeches in 2006.
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The news station reported that the woman's primary care doctor was suspended by Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System last week.
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So far, the flames have blackened more than 215,218 acres — well over 212 square miles (277 square kilometers) — with minimal containment.
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But he told a community meeting in Lake County that people should remain vigilant because fires can easily jump containment lines.
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In 2015, gunmen assassinated a Pakistani employee of the DEA at the American embassy in Islamabad, a critical piece of Containment.
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Local mistrust of health officials and militia violence have hobbled containment efforts and caused the number of new cases to spike.
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Containment of this virus and preventing it from getting into the US was never possible, despite what some government leaders proclaimed.
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Global impact With the caseload in Europe approaching 33,000, concerns are growing that the outbreak is past the point of containment.
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But the expectation is for containment of the virus, a hit to growth but a bounceback as conditions return to normal.
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These governments will need to keep at their containment measures for many more months or else risk a surge in infections.
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The Trump administration failed to apply another lesson of the Ebola fight: Overseas containment and domestic readiness go hand in hand.
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The industry is among the hardest hit by the virus, as containment measures cut into domestic travel and limited international flights.
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Andrew Cuomo implements first US containment zone in a New York City suburb that is the epicenter of the state's outbreak.
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One of France's biggest cities has now followed suit after containment measures were seen to be being taken far too lightly.
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Despite a nationwide lockdown since March 9, Italy's containment and prevention measures are foundering, much like those in the United States.
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As killifish and carp can be invasive species outside of their normal range, understanding how they spread can help in containment.
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Georgiou's containment field was eye-popping and the choreography in the superb fight scenes were unlike anything we've seen in Trek.
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A third reporter, Chao Deng, an American, had been reporting in the virus containment zone of Wuhan and could not leave.
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But the sheer size of China's response and the lingering effects of its own coronavirus containment efforts have complicated the process.
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And that comes as global markets are being rocked by dramatic swings thanks to supply-chain disruption and coronavirus containment measures.
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"We have moved from a containment strategy to more of a mitigation strategy," NY state Health Commissioner Dr. Howard Zucker said.
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TEDROS URGES ALL COUNTRIES TO USE CONTAINMENT STRATEGY, STRIKE BALANCE BETWEEN PROTECTING HEALTH, PREVENTING ECONOMIC/SOCIAL DISRUPTION AND RESPECTING HUMAN RIGHTS
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With the marked slowdown of the spread of the virus, more businesses have reopened with authorities cautiously easing strict containment measures.
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"We've moved on from containment to mitigation," Matyas says, meaning treating sick people, keeping hospitals running, and keeping medical professionals safe.
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Barton has been able to "quickly construct containment and an environmental contractor is on site to start recovery," Mr. Mura said.
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We won the Cold War with a strategy of containment and bankrupting the Soviet Union by outspending the Kremlin on defense.
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Rather, more people in these higher-trust communities were going in for testing, which led to more treatment and faster containment.
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The delay in containment efforts could prove dangerous, particularly in nations where the health care system can't handle a major outbreak.
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As previously noted, a containment strategy would push a lot of jobs to strategically important countries such as Vietnam or India.
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When the goal is containment of transmission, a false alarm is less harmful than missing someone who is harboring the virus.
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To protect the health of the athletes and everyone involved, and to support the containment of the COVID-19 virus. 2.
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There's the Democratic race, there's the course of the virus, and what the containment efforts for this do to the economy.
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New Rochelle has become a coronavirus hotspot in New York, and the state has created a "containment area" around the city.
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The infected passengers were put in a specialized containment area on the flights, isolating them from the rest of the passengers.
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"Preparedness saves lives and saves money," he said, citing Uganda's rapid containment of its first cases of Ebola as an example.
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Scientists are also conducting crucial research to help develop a vaccine, diagnose cases more rapidly and develop public health containment strategies.
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Environmental inspectors are carrying out checks but said containment pools installed at the refinery had prevented pollutants from entering coastal waters.
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It was the voice of a man who'd had practice speaking about difficult topics and knew to provide them careful containment.
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As President Trump continues his strategy of containment, we remain committed to standing in solidarity with those who love freedom. Rep.
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Fires in the cabin are easier to put out, because crew members have easy access to extinguishers or fire containment bags.
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Modern reactors have extensive safeguards against the kind of meltdown that happened in Reactor No. 4, which lacked sufficient containment structures.
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"If there is not a quick, political containment of the crisis, we are facing the danger of armed clashes," he said.
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Although step therapy is used by insurers as a cost-containment mechanism, it does not save money in the long run.
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Many tourist attractions even in areas not impacted by the virus have been shut down to the public, for containment efforts.
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The containment measures in Wuhan are reminiscent of steps taken in 1918 in the United States to halt the Spanish flu.
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Kolanovic singles out the containment of the coronavirus epidemic as the catalyst that will drive another sharp rotation to value stocks.
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With open scientific collaboration we may learn which containment strategies work best, in preparation for our next pandemic later this decade.
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NuScale's reactor is 65 feet tall and 9 feet in diameter, and is housed in a containment vessel only slightly larger.
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Despite the tax reform, cost containment measures will likely prove key to meeting its fiscal deficit target over the medium term.
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In a later interview with CBS's "Face the Nation," Pompeo said containment does not make sense for a North Korea policy.
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In 2014, Bolton publicly blasted Paul as "incoherent" and foolish when the Kentucky Republican argued against containment of Iran's nuclear program.
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Warren's plan, released this morning, would take aggressive health care cost containment measures, lowering its price tag to the federal government.
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Then, a containment wall broke Friday, sparking another fire and sending chemical waste into waterways that lead to the ship channel.
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Not today, not tomorrow, but in the next few days, we expect to see the fire containment figures start to rise.
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They see the possibility of designer pathogens that spread faster, infect more people, resist treatment, and offer better targeting and containment.
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A fire near Bonsall in San Diego County ignited and within hours spread to more than 4,000 acres with zero containment.
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They've beaten the odds of capture, containment, and death, time and time again, thanks to their sheer will to find freedom.
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The Mountain Fire, which is burning in the Tonto National Forest northeast of Phoenix, is at 50% containment as of Sunday night.
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"The agency has not observed indications of the delivery or introduction of major reactor components into the reactor containment building," it said.
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These workout leggings have a distinct "muscle containment stamping" pattern on the inside fabric, which outlines the shapes of your leg muscles.
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The authorities there and in the surrounding province have sealed off tens of millions of people in a desperate attempt at containment.
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However, Adalja said he's not sure containment efforts will work, since it's a respiratory virus that's already in more than 20 countries.
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Containment measures are being coordinated with German and Swiss authorities and could include banning farmers from allowing poultry outdoors, the ministry said.
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Such containment is a tall order, and would require unprecedented cooperation between Washington and Beijing, but there's some evidence of its promise.
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Containment and rollback are not how America should respond to a connectivity initiative that is voluntarily drawing in dozens of adjacent nations.
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Right now, if you want to test drugs on the Ebola virus in a lab, you need a level 4 containment facility.
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"Firefighters continue to improve containment lines, while mop-up and patrol efforts continue throuought [sic] the less active areas," the update said.
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Friston was assigned a group of 32 chronic schizophrenic patients, the worst-off residents of Littlemore, for whom treatment mostly meant containment.
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Because without electricity to cool the fuel inside nuclear reactors, pressure could build up and cause the reactor's containment building to fail.
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Together with 4% revenue growth and cost containment, this contributed to pre-tax income in this segment increasing 7% yoy to EUR323m.
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In addition, cost containment measures within the Affordable Care Act improved the outlook substantially, pushing the insolvency date out by 11 years.
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On Friday, a leak from a containment dike at the facility prompted new travel restrictions in the immediate vicinity of the plant.
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Crews have turned a corner and achieved 51 percent containment of the Mendocino Complex — actually twin fires that are being fought together.
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Union Pacific hazardous materials workers responded to the scene along with contractors packing firefighting foam and a boom for oil spill containment.
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Here is where Trump's containment plan could develop into a more menacing play, even taking on the elements of a rollback strategy.
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"In 2016, we target to improve operating profitability through cost containment initiatives and a further reduction of our funding costs," Mantzounis said.
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Mr. Anderson, who worked on cost-containment policy in the Carter administration with enthusiasm, said his optimism had waned over the years.
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Their keep calm and cross-your-fingers lack of actionable diplomacy with North Korea did not, obviously, suffice as a containment policy.
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State's rethinking has been characterized as analogous to that behind George Kennan's famous 1947 essay arguing for containment of the Soviet Union.
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The Obama team has effectively made containment much harder to achieve, but it remains the most likely path President Trump will pursue.
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Then Chief of International Operations Mike Vigil masterminded Operation Containment, meant to prevent the opium produced in Afghanistan from leaving the country.
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Since this is Asia, after turning in our guns we stop at a designated selfie station in front of the containment unit.
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Meanwhile, as of Tuesday morning, the two largest fires—the Tubbs and Atlas Peak fires—remained at or near 103 percent containment.
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Andrew Cuomo declared a 1-mile "containment" area in the suburb of New Rochelle, where more than 100 residents have been infected.
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China has chosen to give up up on the most radical forms of containment and prioritize economic growth in the coming months.
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Andrew Cuomo on Tuesday announced plans to create a 1-mile containment area for two weeks in hopes of halting the spread.
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Instead, the National Guard has been used to assist civilian authorities in doing things like delivering food and supplies in containment areas.
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Officials plan to use dorm rooms at state universities to temporarily house coronavirus patients, along with hospitals that will support containment efforts.
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Several experts have warned that containment of the virus seems unlikely given the slow rollout of testing kits by US health officials.
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As soon as the national and international containment measures can be lifted, economic activity is likely to return to normal, albeit gradually.
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The 2016 CW limited series "Containment," about a deadly virus that breaks out in Atlanta, was the tenth most popular TV show.
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To avoid the spines, transfer the fish directly from your spear into a plastic containment device called a Zookeeper without touching it.
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NERC ceased operations on December 31; containment responsibility now falls with the Ministry of Health and the Office of National Security (ONS).
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He called for more help from Congo and elsewhere to close an "urgent, critical gap" of some $54 million in containment funding.
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Travel restrictions and increasingly stringent containment measures – like Italy's decision to close restaurants and shops – have depressed consumption and disrupted supply chains.
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But, while containment might have helped buy the U.S. some time, without aggressive domestic surveillance through testing, it was an incomplete strategy.
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The IMF called again on members to contribute funds to replenish its Catastrophe Containment and Relief Trust to help the poorest countries.
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The IMF called again on members to contribute funds to replenish its Catastrophe Containment and Relief Trust to help the poorest countries.
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Pandemic containment measures in mining countries also underpinned prices, with Congo imposing a two-day lockdown in part of its copper heartland.
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"The sudden economic stop caused by COVID-19 containment measures will lead to a global recession this year," S&P Global said.
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Around the tents stood uniformed members of the state's National Guard, which had arrived as part of the governor's containment zone efforts.
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Around the tents stood uniformed members of the state's National Guard, which had arrived as part of the governor's containment zone efforts.
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He predicted that revenue shocks from coronavirus-related containment measures, as well as supply-chain disruptions, would continue for the foreseeable future.
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Ben and Olivia Feinblum attending school from their home in the containment zone on the north side of New Rochelle, New York.
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" Another person, who lives near the containment zone in New York, texted: "I live in Larchmont and have four school aged kids.
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"It's a make-believe containment area," said the mother of a junior at the local high school who requested to remain anonymous.
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Just before midnight Sunday, President Trump unleashed an all-caps tweet signaling a change of heart on national Covid-21 containment strategy.
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We have prominently featured news and analysis about China's remarkable progress in reducing the spread of the virus through containment and mitigation.
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Back then, the virus was still mainly just spreading in China, and the scientists I spoke with outlined a hopeful scenario: containment.
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The legislation is expected to speed the development of possible vaccines and help state and local governments meet the costs of containment.
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Initially, we had a posture of containment so that we could give people time to prepare for where we are right now.
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New York state officials created a one-mile containment area in New Rochelle, where 108 cases of the coronavirus have been confirmed.
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The outbreak and containment threaten to reduce China's economic growth, which could blunt its appetite for American-made goods, meat and crops.
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In an interview with Stat, the head of WHO's Emergencies Program told reporter Helen Branswell that he still believes containment is possible.
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That report heightened anxiety among scientists worldwide, who said the finding suggested that containment of the Wuhan coronavirus would be nearly impossible.
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Today, the CDC promotes an aggressive "containment strategy" that includes rapid detection tests and screening for reducing the spread of antibiotic resistance.
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But if the case count were to increase exponentially, Dr. Messonnier said, it would be hard to continue the concerted containment efforts.
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This showcases that improvements have made, partly from CDC's containment strategy, Arjun Srinivasan, associate director of CDC's HAI prevention programs, tells Axios.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Small businesses are hurting, while bankers sit idle and families struggle with school closures and other containment efforts.
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Containment strategies may have to expand to include steps like closing schools, ordering people to work from home, and restricting public gatherings.
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On Friday, flames again erupted for an hour and halted efforts to remove volatile fuels that leaked when a containment wall breached.
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"Helicopters and large air tankers are water-bombing, establishing containment lines and undertaking aerial surveillance," Canberra's emergency services said in a notice.
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"The market will need more clarity on the results of containment efforts in China," said Stephen Innes, chief market strategist at AxiCorp.
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WHO officials on Monday declined to declare the virus a pandemic, saying now is the time to focus on containment, not language.
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The new measures deployed on Sunday are signs of rising global concerns that the virus could evade containment and reach pandemic status.
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A California wildfire has burned 13,100 acres with zero percent containment as of Tuesday morning, according to Santa Barbara County fire officials.
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After a suspicious device is placed inside, the total containment vessel gets hauled away on the back of specially equipped flatbed truck.
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The Soviet Union was bent on expansion, he wrote, so the main element of any United States policy had to be containment.
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But even assuming the worst, deterrence and containment worked during the Cold War against both Joseph Stalin's Russia and Mao Zedong's China.
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"Although the Affordable Care Act reduced the uninsured rate, cost containment measures have not been realized by all patients," the study noted.
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Crushing rates are expected to start gradually picking up as the virus containment measures ease amid falling rates of infection within China.
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Because of the scale at which factory farming happens, 3 million chickens drowning — or 30 million killed for disease containment — barely registers.
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In fact, it is the same damn thing all over again, a recapitulation of Truman's containment of Russia in the late 1940s.
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The term "containment" comes from Cold War diplomat George Kennan, who helped set the course of US policy toward the Soviet Union.
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And Mr. Christie may risk drawing additional criticism if his state's snow-removal and flood-containment efforts lag in any way this week.
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Deterrence and containment remain the best (and possibly only) options to ensure that Mr Kim is never tempted to use his horrifying arsenal.
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In April of this year, the EPA announced a new PFAS plan, which included setting a maximum containment level for PFOS and PFOA.
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The containment vessel in turn is housed inside the reactor building, a concrete and metal rectangle that offers only minimal protection from radiation.
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Operating expenditure may grow by a slower 2.5%-3% in 2016, after the autonomous community lifted cost-containment policies introduced in 2009-443.
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Firefighters from the Marin County Tamalpais Fire Crew began digging a containment line ahead of the Kincade fire on Friday in the Geysers.
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Firefighters were planning to continue using air tanks to ensure the fire does not breach containment lines on Saturday, the fire department said.
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Experts say a combination of ongoing violence in North Kivu's Beni town, community distrust, population density and other factors are hampering containment efforts.
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TEPCO suspects that radioactive fuel may have melted through the bottom of the reactor vessel to fall into the containment structure surrounding it.
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Ms Spinney ties the virulence of Spanish flu to its genetic irregularities and does a good job of explaining containment strategies through epidemiology.
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A second New Mexico fire, dubbed North, continued growing near the town of Magdalena and was at 36,110 acres, with 30 percent containment.
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Assuming successful containment of the virus, growth will rebound in future quarters due to pent-up demand and potential government stimulus, he said.
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Foege's surveillance and containment strategy had worked at a record pace, and Hopkins intended to use it on his next target: Guinea worm.
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" [Washington Post] "Authorities said they have no containment of the Woolsey fire, which comes as strong Santa Ana winds blow through the region.
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" It added: "We immediately launched an investigation and engaged with a leading forensics firm to assist in our investigation, containment, and remediation efforts.
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The goal is to teach middle school students the mechanisms for outbreak response and containment from the perspective of public health and governance.
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Authorities say a deadly wildfire that forced thousands of evacuations in Northern California has grown slightly and containment remained at just 5 percent.
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If these safer reactors don't require all those backup cooling systems and concrete containment domes, companies can build plants for much less money.
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But it is working harder than ever to come up with an effective containment strategy to stop the spread of these lethal bacteria.
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"Defense hawks essentially see Belt and Road as a containment strategy by China to keep the U.S. out of the region," said Golley.
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The Democrats want to continue the pivot to Asia and strengthen the alliance system that Chinese leaders see as a vehicle for containment.
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It's similar to the reason parents have swaddled their babies for centuries — the containment makes them feel safe, secure and taken care of.
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Due to efficiencies and cost containment, NAV CANADA has not raised its service charges in 11 years, with two reductions during that time.
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Containment, the American Cold War policy of preventing the Soviet Union from expanding without otherwise intervening in its affairs, was a realist policy.
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Both factors are "starting to give us the upper hand, allowing us to actually ... (get) some containment started in certain areas," he said.
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He lives opposite the site, overlooking a "Secure Containment Facility", a green hill where toxic residue from the plant is sealed and monitored.
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" Containment "has little or no relevance to the complexities of an interdependent Asia in which most states have deep economic ties with China.
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The so-called Tubbs Fire in mostly Sonoma County was 70 percent contained as of Monday afternoon and full containment was expected Friday.
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But the larger problem with Douthat's argument is that it ignores that the partial containment of Trump has come at a heavy price.
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"So if you have a massive pipe break, all that material would be contained within that vessel, within that containment building," he says.
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There are heroes in the story, men who went back into the silo after it was evacuated as part of the containment effort.
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Moon's vision of peace was really one of containment, ensuring that North Korea and Kim Jong-un could no longer threaten the South.
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We know what works: CDC investments in stronger surveillance systems, laboratory networks, and bio-containment capabilities helped West Africa stem Ebola in 85033.
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It also has new standards for well casing and cementing, monitoring of wells and well containment, along with a number of operational procedures.
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The symbolism of this full moon is all about containment: it holds the light of the sun, reflecting it back down to us.
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The cost of containment is low compared with most of the other options, but it's more of a band-aid than a cure.
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By contrast, Guadagnino's Suspiria is thoroughly beige; for the first two-thirds or so, it often contains red, with an emphasis on containment.
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Total containment containers can also be found in New York mailrooms to hold suspicious packages and at regional airports to transport suspect luggage.
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Containment efforts are likely to plunge the restaurant and tourism sectors into crisis, said Stefano Manzocchi, chief economist at Italian trade association Confindustria.
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Robust overseas containment was a defensible first step — travel restrictions can delay the arrival and spread of an outbreak by a few weeks.
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The 2016 CW limited series "Containment," about a deadly virus that breaks out in Atlanta, was one of Netflix's most popular TV shows.
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Ordinarily, we carry out a routine process for treating people who are dangerous: containment, removal from access to weapons and an urgent evaluation.
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The term "containment" itself comes from Cold War diplomat George Kennan, who helped set the course of US policy toward the Soviet Union.
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And, to hear the experts tell it, containment is a heck of a lot less dangerous than what America is doing right now.
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In May 2018, President Trump withdrew from a nuclear containment deal that the Obama administration and world powers reached with Iran in 2015.
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"Iran has been subject to U.S. sanctions and containment for four decades," said Ali Vaez, an Iran expert at the International Crisis Group.
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Another angle: The outbreak has appeared to slow in the suburb of New Rochelle after strict measures, including a containment zone, were instituted.
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The makeshift containment area popped up next to a Border Patrol station in a bustling industrial area of the Rio Grande Valley city.
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Earlier this week Cuomo deployed the National Guard to New Rochelle and created a one-mile containment zone to assist with the outbreak.
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New Rochelle, N.Y., which has a containment zone in response to multiple cases of the virus, had a mobile testing facility open Friday.
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The plunge came even after governments worldwide expanded calls for containment measures, including mass school closures, and central banks intervened in the markets.
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Volunteer containment workers with red armbands appeared in our apartment complex, and the complex's security staff began to check documents at the entrance.
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Public health officials are pointing out that, at this point, containment is akin to shutting the barn door after the horses have left.
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"Unless serious containment efforts reduce this growth rate substantially, a continuation would produce a 1000-fold increase in cases over the coming month."
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Tedros said containment of the virus is still possible worldwide, even though there are nearly 91,000 reported cases and more than 3,85033 deaths.
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Andrew Cuomo announces containment zone around New Rochelle, lasting until 3/25; National Guard to be deployed to assist in food delivery, cleaning.
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The bank revised its first-half gross-domestic-product estimates lower, citing recent developments in the coronavirus outbreak and containment measures' economic costs.
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But by the time the first of those patients flew home this month, doctors already knew that the nation's containment strategy had faltered.
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The containment measures have cut Italian motorway traffic to a trickle, denting sales for Autogrill, rival travel food providers and petrol station operators.
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With containment of COVID-19 a long-gone possibility, this epidemic could end with many deaths and/or SARS-CoV-299 becoming endemic.
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For countries that act quickly, containment is still possible "because we don't have a global pandemic — we have outbreaks occurring globally," he added.
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Health officials have increasingly shifted their mindset from "containment" — stopping the virus altogether — to "mitigation," or preventing the virus' worst effects on Americans.
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Under the plan, the National Guard will deliver food to homes and help with the cleaning of public spaces in the containment zone.
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Dozens of prison inmates rioted and escaped after news that jail visits would be limited or suspended as part of the containment measures.
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"Right now we're in an aggressive containment mode," Robert Redfield, director of the US Centers for Disease Control (CDC), told CNN last week.
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Some Chinese business figures are taking an unusual public stand, saying the containment efforts threaten to strangle the economy if applied too broadly.
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For decades, containment worked to keep revolutionary Iran at bay because the United States could rely on a string of strong Arab dictatorships.
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The core strategic objective of American foreign policy, the containment of Communism, was frequently in conflict with robust support for American businesses abroad.
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When analysts at Goldman downgraded Royal Caribbean in January, they stated that the strength of the company was fueled by cost containment efforts.
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A team of experts from the WHO arrived in China this week, where they are assisting the authorities with containment and treatment measures.
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The delay, along with ineffective containment measures during the two-week isolation period, would help turn the ship into a floating epidemiological disaster.
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And this weekend's spike in infections across South Korea, Italy and elsewhere raise fresh questions about containment efforts, despite travel bans and quarantines.
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Analysts attribute the steadying to perhaps some "sell the fact" short-covering after the WHO announcement, which also approved of Beijing's containment efforts.
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On Friday, the South Korean government said it had failed to keep the virus out of the country and was focusing on containment.
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White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said in an interview with CNBC that the US has an "almost airtight" containment on the coronavirus.
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"Although this rain won't extinguish all fires, it will certainly go a long way towards containment," the NSW Rural Fire Service (RFS) said.
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California's deadly Camp fire reached 95 percent containment on Friday as firefighters continue to battle the massive blaze, The Los Angeles Times reported.
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This containment means that conservatives have room and time to be more patient, cautious and experimental than were the Obama Democrats before them.
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Only one accident has led to significant loss of life from radiation, and that was Chernobyl, a plant that had no containment building.
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By Tuesday night, firefighters had carved containment lines around 55 percent of the blaze's perimeter - up from 50 percent earlier in the day.
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"They have different flavors of generosity of benefits, of aggressiveness in enrollment, and aggressiveness in cost containment," Democratic consultant Chris Jennings told me.
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Cost containment: Some of the plans would aggressively limit prices — which would lower costs for patients but inevitably draw massive pushback from providers.
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Instead of trying to get North Korea to give up its nuclear program, the US could try shifting to a different policy: containment.
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Second, because the containment vessel had been pumped full of water to cool it down, the robot would have to be able to swim.
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"Crews and equipment are making excellent progress building containment lines along the southeast flank of the fire," the U.S. Bureau of Land Management said.
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Firefighters battling a 30,000-acre (12,000-hectare) grassland fire in northeastern Colorado extended containment lines to 80 percent of the blaze's perimeter on Tuesday.
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During the campaign, Trump took several stances on the 2015 Iran nuclear containment deal signed by former President Barack Obama and other world leaders.
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Information about the melted fuel within will inform efforts to develop the right method and technology for the removal and containment of radioactive materials.
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"All containment lines continued to hold throughout the day with the rain assisting in extinguishing hot spots and smoldering fire," the latest report read.
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Operating expenditure is likely to grow 2.3% on average in 203-2018, after the autonomous community lifted cost-containment policies introduced in 2010-2014.
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The Creek Fire in the Sylmar area was 7003% contained as of Thursday, a slight increase from the 2700% containment that was maintained Wednesday.
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Yet, in spite of all this, he does not foresee a confrontation, believing that a mixture of American engagement and containment will maintain stability.
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Crews have carved containment lines around just 5 percent of the fire's perimeter since it erupted on Wednesday night, fueled by gale-force winds.
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The Obama-era rule came partially in response to a 2008 disaster in Tennessee when a containment pond ruptured at the Kingston Fossil Plant.
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Touted as more powerful and cheaper than other models, the RBMK was also considered so safe that the Soviets skimped on protective containment structures.
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Slick move, CW. Containment (after 21 season) Beauty and the Beast (after 13 seasons) What does Fox have against attractive, delightful over-21 men?
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Elections are now won in the fast-growing edge towns like Cary, outside Raleigh, which natives joke stands for Containment Area for Relocated Yankees.
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To the west, the biggest blaze had zero containment and it had grown to 50,0003 acres -- about 78 square miles -- in just 19 hours.
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So, while deterrence and containment have much to recommend them; they are unlikely to be an exact template for American policymakers toward North Korea.
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And if containment worked on the Soviet Union — which had a massive military machine and 85033,000 nuclear warheads — it can work on North Korea.
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It must be said that those who argue the enhancing containment and deterrence of North Korea is the least bad option, also entertain risks.
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