They either wore a face mask, coughed into their arm, coughed into their hand, or coughed into a tissue.
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Coughed up the diamond like Didi Gregorius on the diamond.
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The region's ten councils have coughed up for the shelters.
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A parade of Democrats ostentatiously coughed up his campaign contributions.
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He coughed up five runs and notched only two outs.
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Edison coughed as his throat filled up with magnesium smoke.
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During the event, students booed and coughed, frequently interrupting him.
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He coughed up a single to Astros outfielder Cameron Maybin.
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You always feel like you're about to get coughed on.
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But everybody sort of coughed nervously and changed the subject.
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How he'd coughed relentlessly in the hours after I'd left.
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He coughed up a thick yellow syrup into his hands.
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Wash them after you've blown your nose, coughed or sneezed.
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" He coughed again before saying, "Yeah, I understand the fear.
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Ms. Caudle inhaled and "coughed like a maniac," she said.
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Many coughed and sneezed, and some children cried and ran out.
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Tyrese coughed, and this dude went into a full giggle fit.
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It was the first and only time I've coughed this week!
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And I like, coughed at the end 'cause I'd been smoking!
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I couldn't handle it, I coughed and got too fucked up.
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ProtonMail coughed up around $6,000, but the attacks carried on anyway.
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Loeb, meanwhile, coughed up $50,000 for the same committee in 2017.
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And since my lungs were badly damaged, I coughed a lot.
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Tears streamed as people coughed and reached for their gas masks.
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He coughed up the ball, and New Orleans recovered the fumble.
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At one point in the interview, Biden coughed into his hand.
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When he extended one foot, the priest elbowed me and coughed.
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Once off the plane, Garcia coughed and vomited, choking for air.
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Then, several miles in, the Sno-Cat coughed and went silent.
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Has the '80s coughed up a "Pink Lady and Jeff" spinoff?
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Over his past eight innings, he has coughed up 15 runs.
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I laughed so hard that I nearly coughed-up a hair ball.
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CEO Elon Musk wouldn't say how much the space cowboys coughed up.
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When the mother coughed, she reportedly started the American Staffordshire named Polo.
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"The first time, I felt dizzy and coughed a lot," she said.
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He took another swig from his plastic 2-liter, coughed and spat.
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I coughed real blood on the bass drum because I had bronchitis.
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She coughed as if she were trying to spew her lungs out.
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Montgomery then coughed up his return, and Wilson pounced on the ball.
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Some passengers seemed worried and shifted uncomfortably if anyone sneezed or coughed.
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In all, since 2008 Fannie has coughed up $181.4bn and Freddie $119.7bn.
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Bothered by the way Facebook and Equifax coughed up your personal information?
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None of the crew members, 41 people in total, coughed at all.
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Past my aching mandible I coughed up a few repressed childhood memories.
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Perhaps we'll never know whether Alwaleed coughed up the full $6 billion.
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Then, as the disease spread throughout their body, they coughed up blood.
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Severson coughed up the puck to Kane in the Devils' offensive zone.
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And he sat there, staring out into the gloom, drinking one beer after another, and when he coughed, really coughed, they all looked at him and at the wet cardboard box of face masks, then looked away again.
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I had trouble putting her down — every time I coughed, she woke up.
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The kids coughed, the dust swirled, the TV droned some kind of cartoon.
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It also coughed up $255.15 billion in cold cash for the president's wall.
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Since 2018, when the scheme started, passengers have coughed up 2.5 million euros.
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Standard Chartered, which has coughed up $1.8bn for breaches of sanctions, has 3,500.
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When he coughed up the ball Monday night, it was another familiar sight.
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He has coughed up 15 homers in 44 1/3 innings this season.
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However, it's unknown how much the entertainer coughed up for her latest investment.
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He said that he came out of the M.R.I., coughed and could speak.
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Colon coughed up five runs, only two of them earned, over four innings.
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"Just a minute, I gotta get a lozenge," Clinton said as she coughed.
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As he spoke, he coughed and had to pause to catch his breath.
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He coughed up back-to-back singles to Rafael Devers and Christian Vazquez.
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For the game, the Raptors shot 37 percent and coughed up 15 turnovers.
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I coughed at night and had difficulty breathing when I tried to sleep.
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In all, Harvey coughed up four runs on nine hits over five innings.
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Oakland (6-8) led 16-3 at halftime but coughed up the lead.
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Oakland (6-8) led 303-3 at halftime but coughed up the lead.
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Gsellman coughed up the game-tying three-run home run to Yangervis Solarte.
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They also coughed up 26 points off turnovers and 23 off the fast break.
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"She slept but her family said she coughed throughout the entire night," Gonzales said.
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Hunt ran for seven yards but coughed the ball up on his first carry.
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One woman had severe allergies; if she coughed or sneezed, it could be over.
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After the initial shock passed, we composed ourselves and coughed up the additional $4,260.
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Pineda has coughed up 20 runs on 25.76 hits over his last three starts.
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His head jerked an involuntary tick; he coughed and wondered what to do next.
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After an epic rant, Gucci relented and coughed up $300 to free the Ferrari.
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But Smoker coughed up the walk-off single up the middle to win it.
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While chatting with a colleague via Skype, I cleared my throat and coughed twice.
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Clinton coughed, sipped water, laughed awkwardly, or mentioned her daughter or President Barack Obama.
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Authorities said he coughed on a Wegmans employee and told her he had coronavirus.
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For weeks she coughed up murk and muck that had attached to her airways.
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" Patty coughed and said, "If you feel that way, then why—" Cathy screamed, "Gillian!
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She coughed badly from the cigarettes, and at night Tiny would sit on the bed with her and pat her back while she coughed herself into strangling fits and wheezing spells that he tried to cure by slapping her gently on the back.
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Colorado defenseman Ryan Graves coughed up the puck along the side boards right to Eberle.
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It was the day that you made a gravity bong and coughed your brains out.
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But he coughed frequently, and every paroxysm brought a grimace of pain to his face.
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Is there a moment in the film you were really surprised your brain coughed up?
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A student reportedly triggered a device at Staples Pathways Academy in Connecticut when she coughed.
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By the time we got out of there I had coughed up over a grand.
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Washington coughed it up again when linebacker Cory James' hit forced a Samaje Perine fumble.
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Xavier (25-226) coughed it up 226 times, but the Bears managed just 223 points.
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He coughed up a single to Inciarte and then a three-run homer to Garcia.
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In four August starts, he has coughed up 13 runs (18 earned) in 24 innings.
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The Sharks needed some fourth-line veteran depth, so they coughed up a late pick.
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The problem, according to the suit, is the company never coughed up the additional dough.
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But against the Royals, German coughed up a season-high seven runs over five innings.
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She would ask to move if someone next to her coughed or sneezed, she said.
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In the second half, Furman coughed up two turnovers that Virginia Tech converted into touchdowns.
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Chew purposefully coughed near the woman, who, she says, ran away, eyes wide with terror.
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My understanding is that he was fine swinging, but it bothered him when he coughed.
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Utah also coughed up 14 turnovers and trailed by double digits throughout the second half.
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The virus can live in the airspace where the person has breathed, coughed or sneezed.
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Ronald Bert Smith Jr. "heaved and coughed" for almost 15 minutes after he was injected.
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But Houston coughed up a 15-point lead entering the fourth quarter playing with little verve.
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In addition to the three Osweiler interceptions, Texans running back Lamar Miller coughed up a fumble.
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As soon as Will coughed up that slug in the sink, we needed to give explanations.
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I could have coughed the word "seatbelt" and she'd have laughed as she reached for it.
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Ross coughed up a single to Yordan Alvarez and then jumped ahead 0-2 on Correa.
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This abuse had left Murphy looking more like a coughed-up hairball than a little dog.
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Pettway coughed up another fumble at the Mercer 20133-yard line to end another Auburn threat.
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A couple years ago I surmised that the $36.65 billion coughed up by Bank of America,
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In wins over Kent State and Cincinnati, the Bruins coughed it up a combined nine times.
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" Joe drained his bottle, coughed, and intoned the invocation: "There's real time and there's box time.
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He walked two in the second inning, and then he coughed up two run-scoring singles.
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And for the first time in my life, I coughed zero times after a bong hit.
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He coughed up a leadoff double to Brandon Crawford and walked Joe Panik with one out.
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When he coughed into his hand, Tapper pointed out he should be coughing into his elbow.
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One man held his lapel over his mouth, while others shivered, coughed or blew their nose.
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"You're sitting down at a desk someone else sat at, typed at, coughed at," Williams says.
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Children coughed up black mucus while succumbing to elevated rates of cancer, according to many studies.
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He walked three batters and coughed up two home runs over four and one-third innings.
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It was odd; he usually coughed up mucus, but sometimes, mixed in, were these funny filaments.
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Anybody potentially exposed to droplets from when he coughed is thought to be at particular risk.
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It was the third time this season they had coughed up at least five home runs.
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As he coughed up blood, a group of ex-gang members came to pray for him.
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New Jersey coughed up a two-goal lead and lost 3-2 in Tampa on Oct.
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I ran a low-grade fever, was intermittently nauseated, and coughed until I doubled over gagging.
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After two quick outs, Harvey coughed up the run on fastballs that flew right over the plate.
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Then, Heimlich pressed three times, and Patty Gill Ris, 87, coughed out a piece of her hamburger.
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They were basically dragged into it by FDR, and the feds coughed up most of the money.
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During his seven-start drought, Tanaka has coughed up 53 homers in only 33 1/3 innings.
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The Bengals are minus-9 in turnover margin as they have coughed up the ball 15 times.
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While that was a classic, the women's showpiece fell flat as Williams coughed up 25 unforced errors.
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The Illini coughed up possession 23 times and shot just 19-of-29 from the foul line.
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When Zilberstein turned a page that he found interesting, he coughed lightly, and Roman took a picture.
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An encore came in the eighth when Hansel Robles coughed up a run on a wild pitch.
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It was the sixth start of the season in which Buchholz coughed up five or more runs.
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After the company fielded complaints that some minority neighborhoods were underserved, it coughed up a mea culpa.
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Don't spend long in a poorly ventilated rest room where someone may have coughed hard moments ago.
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There's no app to download and no handling a clunky headset that infected patrons have coughed on.
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Lea Piazza, 28, purposefully coughed and breathed on police as they processed her arrest on March 12.
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We're told on March 7 he developed a cough, and the next day he coughed up blood.
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Aleksandrs Antonenko began the performance as Samson, but labored and coughed his way through the first act.
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The Chiefs got a field goal, and the Chargers coughed up the ball again three plays later.
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A couple of times, while singing, he yanked on his collar and coughed to clear his throat.
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Witnesses told WTNH that Edgar intentionally coughed on two other medical workers and disregarded coronavirus safety measures.
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Aside from the brief terror I felt when Biden coughed twice at its start, I do not.
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In another case, a man on the subway watched people walk away from him after he coughed.
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If Trump can't talk while people coughed, he's never going to be able to debate Bernie Sanders.
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And his chief of staff, who recently coughed during the middle of a network interview, was irritating him.
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"My recollection is I nearly coughed my brains out, so it's not my cup of tea," he said.
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She ran to me, hugged me so tightly that I coughed, and then knelt in front of me.
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According to election filings, Trump has coughed up around $60 million of his own money for the campaign.
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But compared to the emotional violence this series has coughed up in the past, "Arkangel" is comparatively tame.
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Power believes Avenatti may have coughed up the money after speaking to a mutual friend about the dispute.
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Remember when Trump apparently coughed up highly classified information during an Oval Office meeting with top Russian officials?
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And at burger No. 12, Douvos coughed and a tiny speck of burger flew out of his mouth.
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"I was feeling tired, had shivers, a sore throat and coughed," the 17-year-old posted on Instagram.
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Witnesses said that before succumbing, Moore breathed heavily and coughed and that his face turned red, then purple.
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DeGrom coughed up a second single to Torres, and then two pitches later the home run to Gardner.
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He walked Robinson Chirinos to lead off the third inning and coughed up a single to Josh Reddick.
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When these dried plugs are coughed up, they can retain the shape of the airways they once blocked.
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We coughed into surgical masks or scarves and clutched at our throats, but then turned back for more.
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After the error, Wheeler coughed up a long, game-tying, three-run blast to Brewers slugger Jesus Aguilar.
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Sanchez coughed up another single, to Yuli Gurriel, but wriggled out of the inning when Carlos Correa grounded out.
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The Rangers' Cole Hamels then took the ball in the top of the fifth and coughed up the advantage.
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Before winning in their last at-bat for the seventh time, the Nationals coughed up a 4-1 lead.
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Alphabet, which owns Google, has coughed up $9.5bn across three cases over the past two years (it is appealing).
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Ron is now paying some $41 for the chocolates, up from the $13 he coughed up back in 1979.
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In December, witnesses said Ronald Bert Smith Jr. heaved and coughed for 13 minutes during his execution in Alabama.
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And Minnesota allowed opponents to run all over them whenever they missed a shot or coughed up a turnover.
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The third giveaway from the Jets came on the ensuing kickoff, when returner Jalin Marshall coughed up the ball.
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Jazz wheezed and coughed a little underneath my hands, which I learned later is a sign of heart worms.
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Other passengers coughed "the entire way home," she added, thanks to the smell of melted plastic and burnt hair.
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Seven Mets pitchers took the mound, and all but two coughed up runs, including the veteran infielder Jose Reyes.
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They chased the Higgs boson for half a century, and nearly gave up before nature finally coughed it up.
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And when one passenger coughed on that flight during the plane's final descent, no one really seemed to notice.
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And, he reportedly coughed up another nearly $4 million for two smaller units in the same building in October.
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Before that, Snell coughed up a personal-worst 10 hits in his start against the Royals on May 8.
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Mr. Smith's chest heaved, and he gasped and coughed and clenched his fist before the second drug paralyzed him.
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They say that the $500m the firm has coughed up in compensation is paltry, and demand the right to sue.
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According to local reports Smith—who had also challenged Alabama's lethal injection protocol-- coughed and heaved for about 13 minutes.
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Ronald B. Smith was put to death on Thursday night, and witnesses say he coughed and heaved during the process.
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St. Louis starter Jack Flaherty was in line for his first major league win until the bullpen coughed it up.
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Feliz came in and coughed up a single to Tommy Pham, then walked DeJong to set the stage for Fowler.
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VW has coughed up more than $20bn so far in fines and compensation for the 600,000 American vehicles in question.
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"My ears haven't popped from my flight yet, but I brought home the gold!" she cackled and then abruptly coughed.
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In response, Swift countersued Mueller for a single dollar — a symbolic amount that Swift says Mueller still hasn't coughed up.
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"[Phlegm] may drip down from the nose and sinuses, or get coughed up from the lower airway," Dr. Voigt says.
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Most recently, in December, Alabama inmate Ronald B. Smith reportedly struggled and coughed as his execution was being carried out.
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"I sat in the Benghazi hearing for three hours and she sat and coughed her way through that," Palmer said.
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No word on who coughed up the $30,400 for the shoes ... but it's gotta be a big-time Kobe fan.
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Clinton and her allies coughed up $153 million in TV ads and the former secretary of state took 3,700,666 votes.
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However, UCLA quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson coughed up a fumble that Utah's Mika Tafua returned 68 yards for a touchdown.
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He coughed up a four-pitch walk to leadoff man Logan Forsythe, then a single to center by Corey Seager.
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Of course, Kelly coughed up the bare minimum -- $161,633 -- on Saturday and walked out of jail a free man again.
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They are also more likely to get coughed on or otherwise be exposed to body fluids that harbor the virus.
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He said inmates watched on Thursday as a guard coughed, her cheeks turned red and she collapsed to the ground.
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Across the hall at the convenience store, a woman bought a rare bottle of hand sanitizer as the cashier coughed.
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Multiple signs throughout the facility and at reception desks encouraged visitors to wash their hands if they sneezed or coughed.
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But Mr. Burke didn't know that earlier that day, in a doctor's office in another country, Nga Nguyen had coughed.
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But Mr. Burke didn't know that earlier that day, in a doctor's office in another country, Nga Nguyen had coughed.
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Some news outlets have seized on the fact that he coughed enough on a recent television interview to require water.
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Fortunately, during the check-up, "Ford coughed at the exact right moment" as his physician was performing an abdominal exam.
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Five days later, he coughed up seven runs over four innings in a 7-1 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers.
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The bacteria can be spread through contaminated water and through the air on droplets coughed up by those already infected.
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But Thielen coughed up the ball as he was tackled, and Kyle Wilber recovered it at the 13-yard line.
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Oilers defenseman Darnell Nurse coughed up the puck at the Flames' blue line, and Mangiapane took off down the ice.
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The Trojans coughed up fumbles on each of their first three offensive possessions — each time after advancing into Utah territory.
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He coughed up three straight hits: a Carlos Correa double, a Josh Reddick run-scoring single and a Robinson Chirinos single.
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This past Sunday, a band of protesters gathered at Jean-Georges in Trump International Hotel and Tower and coughed like crazy.
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As the volunteers coughed, the researchers then used lasers to measure the level of airborne droplets that escaped from their mouths.
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The machine—cleverly called the Gesundheit II—collected samples of their breath as they coughed, sneezed, spoke, and just exhaled normally.
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She then excuses herself to the bathroom, which she promptly paints yellow with more vomit, plus a bonus coughed up organ.
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With the Mets clinging to a one-run lead heading into the seventh, the normally reliable Robles coughed up three runs.
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Although Reed coughed up the two-run double to Buster Posey, it was Robles's two previous walks that doomed the inning.
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In his second straight night of multi-inning appearances, Jeurys Familia again coughed up what appeared to be the losing runs.
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Williams coughed frequently due to the embolisms, and the coughs were forceful enough to cause her C-section wound to rupture.
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As I coughed for the next half hour, I noted that the smoke was surprisingly devoid of any additional ranchy zest.
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The Flyers coughed up the puck and Komarov capitalized with a tip-in for a 1-0 lead in the first.
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And even when Rhoades found an empty corner of the plane, he says, a passenger walked over and coughed on him.
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Virus-laced droplets can hover in still indoor air for up to two hours after someone infected has coughed or sneezed.
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Mr. Moore breathed heavily at one point and coughed, said four Nebraska journalists whom the state selected to watch the execution.
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He coughed up two runs in the first and two more in the third, both times hurt by Conforto's errant throws.
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Foles and Wilson connected on the 23-yard scoring pass two plays after punt returner Bryan Walters coughed up the ball.
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After he coughed up the solid stuff, he felt better, but it usually didn't last more than a day or two.
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When Annabelle coughed in front of medical staff, the Center for Disease Control suggested the family stay in isolation for longer.
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A midseason feature about them coughed up one of those nice conjunctions of wisdom that shape one's sense of the game.
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Allen then coughed up a fumble forced by Whitney Mercilus and recovered by Jacob Martin to yield a Texans field goal.
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But you're not going to get a 90-second two-man advantage because somebody coughed on your stick and it exploded.
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Rahimi coughed throughout the arraignment hearing and took sips of water that Peggy Cross-Goldenberg, a federal public defender, poured for him.
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Another Alabama inmate coughed repeatedly, clenched his fists, and raised his head during his execution December 8 in which midazolam was used.
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Harvey showed flashes of his old potential, but he coughed up a pair of hard-hit doubles by Dexter Fowler and DeJong.
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Even Rwanda, with no great commodity riches, is soliciting patriotic donations to build its own (civil servants coughed up $2.5m last year).
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For example, when a North Korean delegation visited South Korea for the Olympic Games last winter, South Korea coughed up $2.6 million.
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Turnover troubles then bit the hosts, who coughed it up four times in a five-possession span with under six minutes left.
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The terms of the settlement are unknown, but this usually means the celeb coughed up some dough to make it go away.
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As he opened the door to say hi, I coughed and shat out a load of poo water into my underwear. Loudly.
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He quit his two-pack-a-day cigarette habit after Jason coughed up black phlegm while seated on his lap, Dening said.
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On its last two possessions after Bradley's tiebreaking 242, it coughed up a turnover and attempted a pair of missed 241-pointers.
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I took an ostentatious farewell pull, coughed like a twelve-year-old, and, wreathed with cucumber-scented vapor, gave it away. ♦
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Falcone allegedly leaned forward within three feet of her and purposefully coughed, while laughing and saying he was infected with the virus.
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"Oh, I love you've got a smoke machine," Kate Moss said to her, when the wand coughed forth smoke, to atmospheric effect.
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Georgia Tech made just 238 of 61.93 shots in the second half, the prime reason it coughed up a 261.9-210 lead.
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Without a face mask on, wiping sweat off his forehead and speaking to local press, he coughed into a tissue several times.
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Addison Reed coughed up a home run in the ninth but completed the save, protecting Bruce's best efforts to carry the Mets.
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It's not the first time that the entertainment world has coughed up cash following cataclysmic natural disasters, points out Maria Di Mento.
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He coughed up a run-scoring single by the Cardinals' Stephen Piscotty and loaded the bases before Manager Terry Collins pulled him.
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While Jay Bruce provided the Mets' only offense with a home run, Hansel Robles coughed up the lead in the seventh inning.
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He coughed up two home runs and dug the Mets into a hole they did not overcome in a 7-4 loss.
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But Wheeler coughed up a run in the sixth inning, and Collins pulled him at 94 pitches to avoid worsening the blister.
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Fumble issues wore out his welcome in Washington after two seasons, where he coughed up the ball eight times, losing six of them.
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Authorities say the dog was in bed with Sebastian Caban and the baby's parents, who were watching TV, when the mother suddenly coughed.
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Couples who got hitched in 2018 coughed up an average of $33,931 to make their special day a memorable one, according to TheKnot.com.
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The effects of the continuous carbon dioxide plume coughed out by the Mount Yasur volcano in Vanuatu was also measured by OCO-2.
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Deal claims she made up the whole thing, and she was angry because he got pissed off when she repeatedly coughed on him.
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After the bullpen coughed up two leads in defeats at Philadelphia this week, Dodgers starter Kenta Meada was used out of the bullpen.
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Her brother Francesco coughed whenever she mentioned his name, which she told Cerreti was a message: I hear what you're saying about me.
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The funny part ... according to officials, Lori Loughlin coughed up $500,000 to make sure her kids went to USC and not Arizona State.
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He coughed constantly and felt so tired that just walking to the mailbox would leave him panting for air and shaking with fatigue.
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Facing Brian Goodwin, Chapman tried to paint the edges of the strike zone, fell behind and coughed up a game-tying R.B.I. single.
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Two pitches into his start, the Yankees' starting pitcher James Paxton coughed up a solo blast to the Orioles second baseman Jonathan Villar.
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"The main line of transmission is going to be touching surfaces that someone has coughed or sneezed on and then touching your face."
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He then allegedly moved closer to the employee, leaned toward her and coughed, then laughed and claimed he was infected with the coronavirus.
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As for credit cards, they could carry the virus if someone coughed on it when it is handed over to make a payment.
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The particles are so fine that they cannot be coughed up, threatening the health of local children whose asthma rates lead the state.
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They never found the rest of the bee, however, and suspect the insect was likely ingested, coughed up or spit out by the teen.
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Bell's condition was bizarre: Bacteria from an infected tooth had spread to his bloodstream, and caused him to tear his aorta when he coughed.
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The public has since coughed up roughly $70 million in additional operating costs, and cut the staffing of city departments to cover those expenses.
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It was intercepted by the other team but then coughed up and ADM guard Jared Sapp took the shoot he knew he could make.
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Mayers then coughed up three more runs in the second, departing after Howie Kendrick's two-run homer to right-center made it 9-1.
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With the notch, it was easy to see who had coughed up $1,000 on the hot new iPhone just by glancing at their screen.
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This came after a lengthy investigation into whether the internet giant had coughed up all the taxes it should have over the past decade.
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As you know, Kelly was arrested last week, and sat in jail until he coughed up $161,633 ... the back child support he owed Drea.
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According to a report from Business Insider, the company coughed up around $5 million for the small town that spans 120 acres of land.
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First, a germ-phobic Sanders refuses to shake the hand of a constituent who coughed in her hand and then wanted to shake his.
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The Anaheim Ducks captain fell down and coughed up the puck in overtime, giving Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl a two-on-one break.
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Across the bridge in Marin County, some customers coughed as they stopped for gas at the Shell station in Sausalito, employee Sergio Garcia said.
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"One person may tell you they had the worst chills of their life, and another may say they coughed for four weeks," Landon says.
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In the past, the basin has coughed up evidence of giant camels, proto-wild dogs and Pleistocene peccaries, expanding each species' previously known range.
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Amazon, for instance, coughed up $250 million for rights to the "Lord of the Rings" TV series, according to a report in Deadline Hollywood.
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On Monday, Gurbir Grewal filed multiple charges, including third-degree terroristic threatening, against a man who deliberately coughed on an employee at a supermarket.
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We coughed frequently while there, and when we got home, we took off our smoke-reeking clothes and left them on the back patio.
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However, on a night he caught four touchdown passes, Winston coughed up a costly fumble that turned into Thompson-Robinson's winning pass to Felton.
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He coughed up six runs on nine hits and lasted only three innings, leading to a 14.18 E.R.A. over this wretched four-start stretch.
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He coughed up the only runs, however, in the Mets' 3-0 loss to the Giants in the N.L.'s wild-card playoff game.
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The sketch began with Mr. David walking into a campaign event but refusing to shake the hand of a woman after she coughed into it.
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He seems, in some senses, like an accident, a hairball that corporate America coughed up and then didn't bother to sand the rough edges off.
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See, whether carbon dioxide is farted from a tailpipe or coughed through a smokestack, it's always part of a cloud of other gases and particulates.
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Kemba Walker scored 1013 against the Wizards, but Charlotte coughed up a 12-point halftime lead by getting outscored 36-18 in the third quarter.
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Orlando has dropped three straight, including Wednesday's 106-95 setback against the Los Angeles Clippers as the Magic coughed up an early double-digit lead.
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The standout stat: The average iPhone user coughed up $40 on premium apps and in-app purchases throughout the year, up from $35 in 2015.
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A lot of people talk about how much they hated their first cigarette — it made them sick, it stunk; they coughed until their lungs burned.
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That's dumb, because this thing is relatively expensive — it costs $235, which is at least $100 more than I've ever coughed up for a backpack.
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But Steven Matz, who dealt with elbow stiffness in his last start, coughed up six runs and notched only one out in the fifth inning.
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Reed struck out Mark Teixeira but coughed up a single to Brian McCann and unfurled a wild pitch, putting a second runner in scoring position.
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Bartolo Colon pitched well until he coughed up a two-run shot by Anthony Recker, a former Met, that trimmed the lead to 3-2.
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One of them, a man who intentionally coughed near a supermarket employee and told her he was infected, was charged with making a terroristic threat.
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Buehler, the Dodgers' rookie starting pitcher, coughed up six hits but allowed only one run and struck out seven over four and two-thirds innings.
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Someone standing within six feet of another infected person also stands the risk of breathing in the same droplets that are exhaled or coughed out.
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Eric Han, who works in a Microsoft retail store in Seattle, told CNBC he called an Uber on Monday, stepped into the car and coughed.
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The tests are conducted via mouth or throat swabs, through the testing of mucus that has been coughed up or fluid from a patient's trachea.
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Jacob Rhame coughed up two runs in the fourth inning, but Jose Reyes, the Mets' struggling backup infielder, got one run back with a double.
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Why should it be any more shameful to catch an infection from sex than it is from shaking hands, a kiss or being coughed upon?
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Why should it be any more shameful to catch an infection from sex than it is from shaking hands, a kiss or being coughed upon?
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The king, who coughed up blood upon awakening, drags his son-in-law (hello, naked bum shot) for some shooting and some straight talk about Lilibet.
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Jacob had allegedly already paid the man $10,2011 and given him two Cartier watches as collateral until he coughed up the remaining $5,000, according to authorities.
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A near-perfect cast of a right bronchial tree coughed up by a patient experiencing internal bleeding related to anticoagulants administered during treatment of heart failure.
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The man in the seat next to her coughed into his fist, shifted his weight, and said nothing in a way that said quite a lot.
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The peerless Serb broke Nadal five times while conceding only a single break point, and coughed up only four unforced errors in the first two sets.
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Two years later, the company coughed up $450 million over price-fixing after it was found to have colluded with publishers on the cost of ebooks.
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Trump's unusual acknowledgment had another wrinkle: He asked to re-do his answer for the camera because someone the room audibly coughed while he was speaking.
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He coughed up a lead for the second time in the sixth but was still throwing 98 miles per hour to the final batter he faced.
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After he left the hospital, we see in the last moments of the show that he coughed up something that's now escaped into our own world.
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"Jim is always thinking the world changes because a policy shifts, but I'm around these people who are saying, 'My mother coughed up blood,' " he said.
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The lawyers for a man executed in Alabama this week said that the procedure was an "avoidable disaster," claiming he coughed and moved during the execution.
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He allowed his first hit in the fifth and then coughed up three runs an inning later, in part because of first baseman James Loney's error.
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Despite Cabrera's departure, the Mets eked out a victory, with Walker providing another lift after Mets reliever Jerry Blevins coughed up a run in the seventh.
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I expected a bumpy ride on a whitewater trip, so when I fell off my raft and coughed up the water I'd inhaled, I wasn't afraid.
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In the mosquito-ridden migrants' settlement where her family lives, Vaishnavi coughed incessantly: Her face was red, and the tendons on her neck were popping out.
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Daytime (waking) aspiration, such as when food goes down the wrong pipe, is coughed up -- if you have a normal cough reflex and a strong cough.
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You may set it down on the ground or equipment that someone coughed or sneezed on, then touch it and pick up those germs, Grimes notes.
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Only 35 percent of the toads that shared habitat with the beetles coughed them up, compared to 57 percent of the toads with no common habitat.
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Even Warren, the industry's leading adversary, coughed up some praise for lenders in letters sent to bank chiefs this month seeking details on their assistance programs.
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The difference is that Zurkow's artistic compounds have far more visual appeal than actual plastiglomerates, which look like geochemical hairballs coughed up by an unwell planet.
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Trucks coughed out black smoke, their beds brimming over with seven-ton loads of palm fruit rocking back and forth on tires as tall as people.
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The Warriors were up, three games to one, and planning celebratory excursions to Napa and noodling with the latest toys coughed up by Silicon Valley sycophants.
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He coughed up a long two-run home run to Freddie Freeman in the first inning on a slider that caught too much of the plate.
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He had weak lungs, and his friend was worried about him, because he coughed convulsively whenever there was any smoke or tear gas in the air.
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He wanted to know what antibiotics still worked for her, how many bowel movements she has a day and the last time she coughed up blood.
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He said it hurt only during games until Friday, when he coughed up four runs over six innings in a 5-2 loss to the Indians.
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And this post-credits scene suggests that it had a few "adventures" — like being swallowed and coughed up by Goose — before Fury and S.H.I.E.L.D. ultimately reobtained it.
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Horton, who witnessed the execution, confirmed that Smith periodically coughed through the first 13 minutes of the procedure but there was no indication that he was conscious.
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During his execution, Ronald B. Smith reportedly "appeared to be struggling for breath and heaved and coughed and clenched his left fist," according to reporting by AL.com.
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Rodney coughed up a single to Michael Brantley and then threw a fastball low and in to Alex Bregman, who had been relatively quiet this World Series.
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Depeche Mode – "Enjoy the Silence" Once again proving that synthpop is the perennial aphrodisiac, Dave Gahan and the boys coughed up this dance floor classic in 1990.
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Bauer surrendered two runs before the Indians bullpen (without Miller and Allen) coughed up three more, giving the Cubs a 5-0 lead by the fifth inning.
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After a sick person has coughed or sneezed in an area, the virus can hang around in the air for up to two hours in that space.
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The initiative has proven too bold and sweeping for the tastes of mainstream environmental groups and the Democratic Party, neither of which have coughed up a penny.
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At $185m, the fines announced by regulators on September 8th are loose change next to the ten-digit penalties coughed up by banks since the financial crisis.
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In October, a man executed by Alabama heaved and coughed for 13 minutes before dying, and critics of capital punishment said his reaction was caused by midazolam.
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Before a ball hit his leg, Robles coughed up two runs, giving the Nationals a five-run lead, too large for the Mets' stagnant offense to overcome.
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Ramos stayed in the game, walked Cabrera, retired two batters and then was relieved by left-hander Joely Rodriguez, who subsequently coughed up the homer to Bruce.
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Morgan State turned the ball over 10 times in the first half while Virginia coughed it up seven times after committing just two last week against Maryland.
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The words "extreme shrinkage" weren't able to come out of my mouth whilst talking to Damien though so instead I coughed and asked him to try again.
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A reporter standing in a hallway just off the Senate floor coughed openly into the air just as a member of the Senate leadership walked by unawares.
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Even if you haven't coughed or sneezed, you should wash your hands frequently, and avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth, if you haven't just washed them.
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Every day, a nurse came to take Gadon's vitals, watch her take medication and collect coughed-up phlegm (Gadon needed three consecutive clean tests to go free).
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Utah (12-9, 3-6) came up empty in its Los Angeles road swing after it coughed up a lead in the second half Thursday at USC.
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With diminished pitches, Harvey coughed up a two-run home run to Eric Sogard, fresh from the minor leagues, and then a solo shot to Orlando Arcia.
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Harrison Bader drove in a pair of runs for St. Louis, which coughed up a 4-1 lead in the ninth inning before recovering for the victory.
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Harrison Bader drove in a pair of runs for the Cardinals, who coughed up a 4-1 lead in the ninth inning before recovering for the victory.
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To start the game, the Scarlet Knights raced out to a 9-0 lead as the Badgers coughed it up four times in their first five possessions.
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Measles is one of the most contagious infections and can live for up to two hours in the airspace where an infected person breathed, coughed or sneezed.
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OK, do you want to do that a little differently than uhh-" White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney coughed during Trump's answer about his "fantastic financial statement.
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The 33-year-old Mexican coughed up three homers over five innings in his previous turn and pitched six innings of two-run ball in his season debut.
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Even more uncomfortable is the revelation that it was not removed by medical staff, but in fact coughed up by a patient who was suffering from heart failure.
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Not long ago I had a 7-hour layover in San Salvador, and I happily coughed up the $25 fee just to have a quiet place to rest.
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The Tar Heels coughed up a 19-point lead but pulled out a 93-73 victory at Wake Forest on Wednesday to increase their winning streak to three.
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The last person who bought it, or so Discogs reckons, paid £47.55 for the pleasure, and the previous purchaser coughed up £21 for six whole minutes of music.
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That is ... until he saw Tyga coughed up a huge settlement last week to an old landlord who was ALSO going after the rapper for an old debt.
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The rats learn to recognize the presence of TB in samples of sputum, mucus that is coughed up from the patient's lower airways, and rewarded when they succeed.
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On February 5, the Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center in Los Angeles was hit and eventually coughed up just under $17,000 to hackers in order to decrypt its files.
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The Bucks, winners of 1763 of 1753, coughed up most of their 1743-point, fourth-quarter lead before Antetokounmpo parlayed his 1733th rebound into a six-point lead.
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The Bucks, winners of 11 of 13, coughed up most of their 15-point, fourth-quarter lead before Antetokounmpo parlayed his 20th rebound into a six-point lead.
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But I was hurrying to a meeting and didn't have time to walk to the parking zone — so I coughed up the £10 and paid £12.68 in total.
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The one fumble Philadelphia recovered resulted in Agholor's second touchdown after Jay Ajayi coughed up the ball on the Bears' 5-yard line after a 30-yard run.
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The night got off to an inauspicious start for the Mets when, six pitches into the game, Steven Matz coughed up a two-run homer to Kris Bryant.
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Leading 28500-6900 in the sixth inning, the GOP coughed up the advantage when Dems scored six runs with well-placed hits and errors by the Republican infield.
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Two innings later, Scherzer coughed up an R.B.I. single to Chase Utley and a two-run homer to Justin Turner that gave the Dodgers a 4-0 lead.
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A New Jersey man who allegedly coughed on a Wegmans employee and said he had coronavirus was charged Tuesday with a terroristic threat, among other charges, officials said.
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Well, Clinton gave a commencement speech at Wellesley University on Friday and coughed a lot, so the Daily Caller and the Washington Free Beacon ran articles about it.
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There's no good case for the current massive third status of information that piles up on servers to be coughed up reluctantly in response to an adversarial process.
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Colorado State coughed up a fumble on its first possession after halftime, and Buffaloes defensive end Mustafa Johnson closed the night with a 9-yard scoop-and-score.
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At the start of the seventh inning, Burnes walked pinch-hitter Max Muncy and coughed up singles to Manny Machado and Cody Bellinger, who drove in a run.
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For a 2009 study of influenza transmission, nine infected volunteers coughed five times onto a Petri dish while wearing a surgical mask, an N953 respirator, or no covering.
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Nearly every time someone coughed without a mask, influenza virus showed up on the dish, but no virus was found when the volunteers wore either type of mask.
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Lugo, who has been one of the best relief pitchers in the National League so far this season, coughed up a one-run lead in the eighth inning.
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Brandon Saad put them ahead at the 43:24 mark, and 64 seconds later, the Flames coughed the puck up to Alex Nylander, who made it 4-2.
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Boston spotted Rodriguez a four-run lead in the top of the first inning, though the left-hander coughed it all up in the bottom of the frame.
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Though the neck of his guitar was plainly broken, it took nine months and the release of three mocking songs before the airline coughed up $1,200 for the repairs.
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Across the Golden Gate Bridge in Marin County, some customers coughed as they stopped for gas at the Shell station in Sausalito, employee Sergio Garcia told the Associated Press.
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" The Pacers nearly coughed up a 17-point lead in the final nine minutes, prompting coach Nate McMillan to say that they "played three solid quarters of good basketball.
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Romine forged a 6-6 tie with a single off Wily Peralta in the eighth that occurred after Chad Green and Adam Ottavino coughed up a 5-0 lead.
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President Trump doesn't like having his train of thought interrupted, which he made very clear Sunday by demanding a redo when somebody coughed in the middle of his interview.
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These units also coughed up 1.09 points per possession, a really bad number that could've been a lot worse if opponents didn't shoot so poorly from beyond the arc.
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This sort of measurement includes all the kids who had a drag on their older sibling's e-cigarette, coughed a bunch and swore to never touch a vape again.
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The virus spreads through coughing and sneezing and can live in the airspace where the infected person coughed and sneezed for up to two hours, according to the CDC.
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For example: While campaigning in Iowa, Sanders refused to shake the hand of a supporter after she had just coughed on it, angering her and her three family members.
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Washington had jumped out to an early 6-0 lead after three, but starting pitcher Tanner Roark coughed it all back up in the bottom half of the third.
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The particularly virulent infectious disease, which spread when an infected person coughed or sneezed, ultimately infected 8,098 people, killed 774 of them, and caused $30 billion in economic damage.
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When FBI agents confronted Feldheim at his home in Brooklyn on Sunday, he allegedly coughed in their direction and said he had the coronavirus, they said in court documents.
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When they told him they wanted to keep a safe distance because of the outbreak, he allegedly coughed at them and stated that he had the virus, authorities said.
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You might breathe in the virus after a pig has coughed or sneezed, for example, or maybe you touch something that an infected pig has contaminated with their saliva.
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So when Ygritte was killed in Season 4, we felt our commitment to their romance die along with her, and coughed up the big reaction Thrones was looking for.
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The branchlike substance he coughed up reminded her of the blood clots removed from patients' lungs that sometimes retained the shape of the branching blood vessels they came from.
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When I tried to speak words to Phoebe Waller-Bridge as she walked by me, I just kind of like coughed air in her face trying to say hello.
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Mets closer Jeurys Familia inherited a two-run lead, but showed he was still rusty from his 15-game suspension for domestic abuse, and coughed up three straight singles.
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Measles, a highly contagious virus, spreads through coughing and sneezing and can live in the air after an infected person has coughed or sneezed for up to two hours.
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Collins summoned Jerry Blevins, the Mets' most reliable reliever this season, but he coughed up a go-ahead single through the left side of the infield by Ichiro Suzuki.
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At 3-3 Edmund saved three break points, one with a sublime running forehand, but Britain's new number one coughed up a double fault to give Djokovic the break.
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After the quarterback coughed it up inside the Ole Miss 25, Ta'amu struck with an 80-yard touchdown pass for the 17-6 lead midway through the third quarter.
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"I read his text over his shoulder it said 'some bald chick next to me with Fckn cancer coughed and I don't wanna catch it'…..um ya jokin?" she wrote.
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Cheick Kongo, for example, who was picked up by the organization back in 2013, had to win two Bellator bouts before the organization finally coughed up a heavyweight title shot.
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He coughed up a single to Anthony Rendon to load the bases and then a groundout by Juan Soto scored a run to trim the Nationals' deficit to 4-1.
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Season 1 ended on a few supernatural cliffhangers: Eleven disappeared, and Will Byers coughed up a slug that seemed to be a remnant from his time in The Upside Down.
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Last Thursday, New York coughed up a two-touchdown lead and took a 21-17 loss in Cleveland, leading to criticism of coach Todd Bowles, who acknowledged it this week.
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"The mom coughed unexpectedly and it startled the dog, which bit the baby, causing traumatic injury," said Nguyen, whose unit is called in to investigate the death of any child.
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My teacher lectured us about the urgency of hand-washing, covering your mouth when you coughed, and keeping a bacterially safe distance from other people when you spoke to them.
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On Monday, Addison Reed, the Mets' standout reliever, coughed up the game's first run in the eighth when he allowed back-to-back doubles to Ichiro Suzuki and Xavier Scruggs.
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The Senators coughed up a two-goal lead in a 25-210 loss at Florida on Tuesday but rebounded two nights later with a 21-22 victory at Tampa Bay.
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The New Jersey attorney general's office has charged a man who allegedly coughed on another individual and then said he had coronavirus for making terrorist threats and other related crimes.
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After allowing only one run in each of his previous two starts in the postseason, Darvish coughed up four runs on six hits in just one and two-third innings.
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In her Facebook post, she wrote that she had woken up in the middle of the night to her heart racing; her "chest felt tight" when she coughed, she wrote.
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Gsellman gave up a leadoff double to Altherr and was replaced with Blevins, who got two outs but coughed up a bloop single to Michael Saunders that tied the game.
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The measles virus is highly contagious -- it spreads through coughing and sneezing and can live in the air where an infected person coughed or sneezed for up to two hours.
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The long ball also has been an issue for Cobb, who has coughed up five homers in his four starts in his first full season since undergoing Tommy John surgery.
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Suarez insisted he felt "healthy" but urged people who shook his hand or was in the vicnity when he coughed or sneezed since Monday should self-isolate as a precaution.
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Here was one of the biggest, most expensive-sounding pop anthems that our little corner of the musical universe had coughed up since Diplo started hanging out with Justin Bieber.
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The wounds remain fresh from last spring's opening round, when Toronto coughed up a 2130-219 second-period lead and lost, 22015-24, in a shocking conclusion to Game 22015.
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The teams would have met for the first time in last season's Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament, but Northern Iowa coughed up a late lead in the second round. 2.
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The former No. 1 overall pick coughed up 16 runs and 28 hits in 14 73/3 innings over his last two outings following a string of eight straight quality starts.
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"I started to feel a pain every time I coughed on the lower side of my ribs, and also on the left side of my chest, near the clavicle," she says.
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The researchers checked in with the study participants periodically, assessing things like their sleep, whether they felt nauseated, if their throat or mouth hurt, and how much phlegm they coughed up.
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His lethal injection included midazolam, the questionable drug deemed acceptable by the court in 2015; Mr Smith heaved, coughed and clenched his fist for 13 minutes of the 34-minute procedure.
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So if you've already coughed up $70 for the upgrade, you can can feel slightly less guilty about all the money you've already spent on video game gear this week.[8Bitdo]
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Not only did they fail to block the punt—no big deal, as punt blocks are an extremely rare commodity—they coughed up the football in the most ridiculous manner possible.
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Image credit: Shuttershock / NicesceneThe Los Angeles County Health Department is the latest victim of a ransomware attack, just days after a Los Angeles hospital coughed up $17,000 to unlock their files.
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New York coughed up an eight-point lead in the final four minutes to drop a 105-104 decision at Boston on Friday – its 16th defeat in the last 19 contests.
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Buffalo took a 1-0 lead 6:31 into the first period by capitalizing on a turnover by Mark Borowiecki, who coughed up the puck after being hit by Rasmus Ristolainen.
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Then Reed, appearing in his third straight game, coughed up the decisive runs on a fastball over the heart of the strike zone that Garcia sent over the left-field wall.
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Hollywood stars weren't the only ones pitching in to buy some Girl Scout cookies at Chris Rock's urging at the 88th annual Academy Awards — Vice President Biden also coughed up $85033.
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Deep in his zone, Flames defenseman Dougie Hamilton crossed wires with Mark Giordano and coughed up the puck to Cogliano, who cleanly beat Calgary goalie Mike Smith on the ensuing opportunity.
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Elina Mukagasigwa, 230, a tiny woman who gasped for air if she tried to walk uphill, and who coughed up blood in her sleep, was among the many hoping for help.
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A vile woman purposely coughed all over a grocery store's fresh produce, resulting in a huge waste of food and rotten day for its employees ... and the authorities are pursuing charges.
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This time, the Airwrap promised to replace multiple hair tools: a dryer, a curling wand, and a flatiron, in one device with multiple heads — as long as you coughed up $250.
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Slovenian tennis pro Dalila Jakupovic was forced to quit her qualifying match at the Australian Open on Tuesday ... after she coughed and collapsed to the court due to the air quality.
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Some right-wing media outlets have sought to draw attention to instances where Clinton has coughed on the campaign trail, saying it raises questions about her fitness for the White House.
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Some say customers have coughed on them in the store or reached behind the counter to grab items stores are trying to keep out of reach, like straws and takeout orders.
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CreditCreditSara Naomi Lewkowicz for The New York Times EL PASO — At a migrant shelter near the Mexican border, three girls from Guatemala — sisters aged 222, 26 and 2000 — coughed and sniffled.
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Smith was tested twice, in part by pinching him; he heaved, coughed and gasped after the first test, and his right arm and hand moved after the second test, according to AL.com.
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Lundqvist coughed up a juicy rebound that led to Fehr's goal and was beat cleanly on two unscreened but difficult shots of the sticks of Sheary and Malkin before he was yanked.
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She previously coughed excessively during a February 17 speech about race, in Harlem, New York, and in an earlier Iowa address, on January 25, at the Jewish Federation of Greater Des Moines.
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And, if you can get someone to pat your back, that can loosen the phlegm's attachment to the bronchial walls, which "allows it to be coughed out more easily," Dr. Voigt says.
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She sealed the win on her first match point when 76th-ranked Davis fired a forehand into the tramlines, as the hard-hitting American coughed up a mind-boggling 173rd unforced error.
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Defenseman Jaccob Slavin scored 222:217 into overtime at Buffalo on Friday after Carolina coughed up a two-goal lead in the third period as Cam Ward earned his 21st career victory.
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ABOUT THE MAGIC (296-10): Orlando coughed up the ball 19 times - 15 in the first half - against Washington on Friday and trailed by as many as 19 in the first quarter.
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Third baseman Trevor Plouffe went 5-for-11 with two homers and five RBIs over the weekend for Minnesota, which scored 21 runs but coughed up 32 while getting swept in Toronto.
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I was driving towards Kranj, the capital of Gorenjska region in the Slovenian Alps, when I suddenly coughed a marvellous sight of haze game in the fields rushing by the car window.
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But then Cilic's forehand, which has a history of being his more erratic groundstroke wing, coughed up three consecutive errors at 3-3 in the opening set, and he effectively broke himself.
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One TSA agent yelled at someone in line to cover their mouth when they coughed, while another passenger got immediately angry with an agent who asked her to take off her shoes.
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Earlier this week, Iran's Deputy Health Minister Iraj Harirchi tested positive for the coronavirus, following an appearance on state television where he looked visibly feverish and coughed into a tissue several times.
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At his general audience on Wednesday he appeared to have a cold and spoke with a slightly hoarse voice, and he coughed during an afternoon Ash Wednesday service in a Rome church.
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Investors got spooked and Wall Street coughed up its gains after word spread that import tariffs could stay in place after a U.S.-China trade agreement is signed Wednesday, CNBC's said Tuesday.
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There's been so much action that almost nobody noticed this week when the New York attorney general announced Trump has coughed up $2 million to repay money he stole from his foundation.
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Those were the same qualities that McIlroy exhibited in winning his first major, the 2011 United States Open, two months after he coughed up the Masters lead with a final-round 80.
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OK, do you want to do that a little differently than uhh-" June 443 (ABC interview) White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney coughed during Trump's answer about his "fantastic financial statement.
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On top of that, even though I have been smoking weed for years, I coughed my brains out to the point where I had tears streaming down my face and was nauseous.
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They coughed the ball up four times in the first six minutes, enabling the Islanders to grab a 10-4 lead when Irshaad Hunte canned a pullup jumper at the 15:21 mark.
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For more than two years, Kendra Jackson has dealt with a continuous and annoying runny nose that caused her to lose sleep as she coughed, sneezed and blew her nose day and night.
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Texas closer Jose Leclerc, who coughed up a 4-2 lead in the ninth Tuesday in a 5-4 loss, got into more trouble when he walked in a run in the ninth.
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August 15, 2015 A Suburb of Tehran The figure in the driver's seat coughed lightly several times as a cloud of sand swirled in through the crack between the window and the door.
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There's a whole field of research looking at the best ways to keep your coughed-out cold and flu germs away from everyone else (the umbrella term is fittingly known as cough etiquette).
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WORLD CUP SCHEDULE, HOW TO WATCH AND OTHER THINGS TO KNOW "Measles virus can live for up to two hours in an airspace where the infected person coughed or sneezed," the CDC explains.
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Overall, Wozniacki sent down six aces and failed to register a double fault or offer up a single break point, while her unseeded opponent coughed up five double faults without managing an ace.
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A 2018 report commissioned by UN Environment calculated that the V20 countries had coughed up an additional $20123 billion in interest payments alone over the past 10 years because of their climate vulnerability.
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Luke Voit didn't have to give away his number to Gerrit Cole for free ... the NY Yankees stud tells TMZ Sports the team's new ace coughed over a SOLID prize for No. 45!!
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And I once made an antique "sauce piquant" with bone marrow, spooned it over a roast and coughed politely as murmurs round the table confirmed my impression that it tasted like old fish.
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If, for example, an infected person, who had coughed into their hand, then touched a package which they gave to an uninfected person — who then touched their face without first washing their hands.
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The Hartford Courant also reported that a New Jersey woman being arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence coughed in the face of arresting officers and told them she had the virus.
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At that point, the complaint says, he "intentionally coughed in their direction without covering his mouth," even though the agents had said they were keeping their distance out of concern over the virus.
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Yes, your history has been used for years to build a detailed advertising profile, and you can't really change the fact that the information you coughed up to Google was sliced and diced.
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But after striking out Wilmer Flores to begin the inning, Chapman coughed up a single to pinch-hitter Jose Reyes and then a two-run homer to the Mets' rookie shortstop Amed Rosario.
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Steve Hendricks, who had coughed up blood and had the nightmare and hallucination of the Pokémon character, drew gasps when he told the gathering he had broken a rib on the third day.
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The Cardinals dropped two of three to the World Champion Chicago Cubs to open the season after a 6-4 setback Thursday afternoon in which they coughed up an early three-run lead.
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For Mostly Harmless, the fifth book in the inaccurately named Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy trilogy, Adams' editor had to literally lock him in a hotel room until he finally coughed up a manuscript.
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Now you've picked yourself up from the floor after a bout of guffawing so raw you almost coughed up your Christmas spouts, what's no laughing matter at all is the sales for Nintendo's 43DS.
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People close to Trump and Mulvaney said the unusual moment in the interview with ABC News -- in which an irritated Trump asked to repeat an answer after Mulvaney coughed -- illustrated the two men's relationship.
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Sophomore center Thomas Bryant (11.9 points, 8.4 rebounds, 1.9 blocks) and junior point guard Josh Newkirk (7.7 points, team-high 3.7 assists) have also each coughed up the ball 20 times in nine games.
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The Supreme Court, in the voice of Jefferson's foil Chief Justice John Marshall, disagreed with the President's argument, Jefferson ultimately coughed up the documents Burr wanted for his defense and Burr ultimately walked free.
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Although the 17.6 million francs price coughed up by an anonymous buyer set the world auction record for a pair of earrings, it fell significantly short of the 20 million–30 million franc estimate.
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The 2019 contest has already coughed up "Workington Man", a rugby-league-loving, Leave-voting northerner who, by coincidence, holds many of the same views as Onward, the Tory think-tank that discovered him.
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Since the term "diversity" entered the corporate lexicon in the 1960s it has been code for avoiding lawsuits—especially in America, where companies have coughed up billions in fines for discrimination over the years.
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ET, FSN Arizona, MSG-Plus (New York) ABOUT THE COYOTES (22-7-1): Arizona coughed up a pair of third-period goals in the final 4 1/2 minutes in Saturday's loss in Chicago.
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Kansas State defeated Oklahoma State 96-88 on Wednesday for its first conference road win while the Mountaineers coughed up a double-digit lead before falling 89-87 to Oklahoma in overtime at home.
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The kids received 10 grams of the golden syrup half an hour before they went to sleep, and according to reports from parents, they slept better and coughed less than the children taking placebos.
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Then she joked about last year's conference speech disaster, telling the audience that if she coughed this year, it was only because she had been up all night fixing the letters to the backdrop.
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Paul Sewald, a Mets reliever, stared down at the mound after he coughed up the go-ahead solo home run to Joc Pederson on his first pitch of the night in the seventh inning.
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Investors got spooked and Wall Street coughed up its gains after word spread that import tariffs could stay in place after a U.S.-China trade agreement is signed Wednesday, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday.
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He helped escape a seventh-inning jam but coughed up two long, game-changing home runs in the eighth that left the Mets searching again for answers on how to fix their pitching problems.
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Protecting a one-run lead in the ninth inning, Reed coughed up a long fly ball that center fielder Juan Lagares, inserted for defense the previous inning, caught with a jump at the wall.
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Its use was again questioned after an execution in Alabama this month of a convicted murderer who heaved and coughed after drugs were administered on the death chamber gurney for 13 minutes before dying.
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Lakers fans disagreed, of course, and as a result Simmons got to play the heel for a night, showered with boos when he touched the ball and jeered when he missed or coughed it up.
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Saturday Night Live's cold open during this weekend's episode took all that subtext to the surface, with Bobby Moynihan as Christie, wearing the face of someone who has coughed and sneezed at the same time.
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And if you're the least bit courteous, you probably took steps to keep from spreading your misery to others, whether by staying at home, washing your hands regularly, or minding where you coughed and sneezed.
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They had two goals waved off, including Josi's apparent game-winner 20 seconds into overtime due to incidental contact on Miller by Viktor Arvidsson, and coughed up the lead in the last minute of regulation.
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Robinson's RBI single in 9th lifts Nationals past Braves By Guy Curtright, The Sports Xchange ATLANTA — The Washington Nationals coughed up a five-run lead, but against the Atlanta Braves it didn't end up mattering.
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The teenager's quixotic bid looked doomed in the third set tiebreaker when he fell 3-0 behind but the world number 143 refused to buckle and only coughed up one more point in the decider.
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In 1999, a Scottish woman starved to death after her diary mentioned Jasmuheen's teachings, while Australian follower Lani Morris reportedly coughed up black liquid and passed away after going seven days without food and water.
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He appeared on the way to ending the drought in his last start at Yankee Stadium, tossing six scoreless innings of two-hit ball and striking out seven before Boston's bullpen coughed up a lead.
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The allegations prompted Deputy Health Minister Iraj Harirchi to hold a press conference to "categorically deny" the allegations, but his denials were undermined by the fact he coughed and sweated profusely as he did so.
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I want to thank everyone at the cash registers: tired, mistreated, breathed-upon, coughed-upon, sneezed-upon, touching the money, some of them risking their lives so we can buy the things that sustain us.
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The Chargers (26-220) led by 210-63 early in the second half, but Philip Rivers threw three interceptions — two of them to Marcus Peters — and Austin Ekeler coughed up a fumble down the stretch.
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One said she first felt under the weather a day after "not one but two customers coughed on me," she told BuzzFeed News, requesting her name and city remain anonymous for fear of getting fired.
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Last Sunday, 50-year-old George Falcone was allegedly standing too close to a worker at a Wegmans in Manalapan, and when asked to back off, purposefully coughed on her and said he had coronavirus.
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Milwaukee will start Jhoulys Chacin, who has not surrendered a run this postseason, on Saturday, while the Dodgers' Walker Buehler, who coughed up four runs in Game 3, will try to vex a resurgent offense.
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Executives at Regional met surreptitiously with government officials, and weeks later the currency board coughed up crucial dollars for hop imports, a plant expansion and some foreign debt payments, said sources close to the talks.
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After a 10-6 loss on Monday to the Dodgers in which he coughed up seven runs, Wheeler pointed to his velocity, which was in the mid-90s, as proof that he was sound physically.
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Mustin claims he sold the house to a woman named Megan Zucaro ... but when she only coughed up $1 million of the roughly $1.9 mil she agreed to pay for the place, Williams stepped in.
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The Canadiens took a big lead, coughed it up and found another goal to knock off the New York Rangers 5-4 on Saturday while posting at least 43 shots for the fifth time this season.
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They are expected to be able to take the oath again next week, as in the case of a legislator who coughed his way through the ceremony at the beginning of the last term, in 2012.
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New York is coming off a 24-223 shootout loss at home against Florida - its third setback in four games (22-25-212) - in which it coughed up a two-goal lead after the first period.
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I then took a black shower and shaved a black shave; I walked a black walk and sat a black sit; I wrote some black lines; I coughed black and sneezed black and ate black too.
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In the top of the tenth against the Washington Nationals, Mets rookie shortstop T.J. Rivera took it upon himself to mash his first major league tater after the Mets coughed up the lead in the ninth.
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Dr. Wen: Because Covid-19 is a respiratory virus, if the mom were to cough and then she coughed onto her hand and then her hand touched the baby, she could infect her newborn that way.
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They said Lebanese officials face an uphill struggle to persuade donors -- who have coughed up billions of dollars in aid in the past -- to believe in their willingness to implement a reform plan on their own.
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While there's still much scientists need to learn about this how this virus travels, early indications are that it is transmitted between people in coughed-up droplets, as far as six feet from the infected person.
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He's also been known to stop and restart an interview if he's interrupted, as he did once during an ABC News interview in the Oval Office when his chief of staff Mick Mulvaney coughed during filming.
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They said Lebanese officials face an uphill struggle to persuade donors — who have coughed up billions of dollars in aid in the past — to believe in their willingness to implement a reform plan on their own.
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Parkland shooting survivor and March for Our Lives leader Emma González coughed deliberately and sipped her tea when asked about the National Rifle Association saying that it's lost money since the teen activists start protesting gun violence.
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Yet somehow The Colonel, a large saltwater crocodile who lives at Rockhampton Zoo, coughed up two plastic drink bottles after spending quite some time in distress, according to a Facebook post on the zoo's page last Friday.
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That became minus-11 on their second play from scrimmage as tight end Larry Donnell coughed up the ball at the Giants' 210, leading to the Rams' lone touchdown, on a 236-yard catch by Tavon Austin.
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There were a few laughs, but it was a slog for Reyes, too: despite flashing an 86-mile per hour fastball with his sidearm delivery, he coughed up six runs, two home runs and threw 48 pitches.
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A few media reports describe unimaginable evil: A Pennsylvania man who deliberately coughed at, then laughed at an old man at a grocery store during 'seniors only' hours, when the younger man shouldn't even have been present.
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The lake provided our drinking water and a place to cool off in the summer, but it also occasionally coughed up millions of small dead fish called alewives, which littered the shoreline, giving off an aquarial reek.
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Late last Thursday, as death row inmate Ronald Bert Smith was strapped to a gurney in Alabama – burning alive from the inside out – he heaved, coughed, clenched his fists, moved his lips, and opened his left eye.
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Angelina Jolie is continuing her campaign to smear Brad Pitt by alleging he stiffed her on child support ... so claim sources who say Brad has coughed up millions of dollars for the kids since the couple split.
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At one point during the interview Sunday night, while Trump was answering the question about his financial statement, he hustled his acting chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, out of the Oval Office after he coughed during the answer.
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The major league-best Astros (29-13) coughed up an early two-run lead Friday to see their four-game winning streak come to an end and lose for just the second time in the last 11 contests.
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Zetter offers one chilling example:When Hillary Clinton stumbled and coughed through public appearances during her 2016 presidential run, she faced critics who said that she might not be well enough to perform the top job in the country.
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The Icelandic Swansea midfielder Gylfi Sigurðsson recovered the ball in a dangerous spot, as Arsenal coughed up a turnover they had earned just seconds before, and hammered home a beautifully-placed goal from the top of the box.
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But when Ancestry -- one of the many companies that analyze DNA to unearth a person's genealogical history -- offered to look into his family tree, Bell accepted the vial to collect genetic material and coughed -- er -- spit it up.
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Clemson fell behind early and could not recover in an 83-77 loss to No. 10 Xavier and the Sooners coughed up an 18-point lead before losing 73-67 in overtime to Northern Iowa in Friday's semifinals.
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In fact, they'd just started a drive on their own 23-yard line when rookie tailback Wendell Smallwood coughed it up, setting up a Cowboys field goal that would put Prescott one play away from tying the game.
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BC coughed into his hand, touched the podium ... and no more than 5 seconds later, reached up and scratched his face -- all things Trump's administration and scientists at large are telling people NOT to do at all costs.
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On Tuesday, New Jersey state Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal announced that he was filing terroristic threat charges against George Falcone, who allegedly coughed on a Wegman's supermarket worker before laughing and telling her that he had coronavirus.
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P.S.G. coughed up more than $520 MILLION total to get their guy ... and it's safe to say the fans approve of the move, chanting "Thank you, Neymar!" as the highest paid soccer player in the world made his debut.
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Lawyers for death row inmates have asked a federal court and the state to examine Arkansas' lethal injection protocols, saying that in at least one of the April executions, an inmate coughed and convulsed on a death chamber gurney.
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But the reason we know Podesta coughed up his password in a phishing scam was that researchers discovered his email account as a victim in a much larger hacking campaign – larger in scope than most single people would attempt.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has said those at highest risk of exposure are those who the infected employee either coughed or sneezed on or who were within six feet of the person for a prolonged period.
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As well as fining and prosecuting the enablers of tax-dodging—Swiss banks alone coughed up at least $5.5bn—America passed a law in 2010 known as FATCA that required foreign financial firms to spill the beans on American clients.
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During a 13-minute span toward the start of the process, Smith "appeared to be struggling for breath and heaved and coughed and clenched his left fist," and his left eye appeared to be slightly open at times, AL.com reported.
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EditorsNote: Added 'visiting' in lede graf; Minor tweaks No. 23 Arizona went the final 8:20 without a field goal and nearly coughed up a 20-point second-half lead, but held off visiting USC, 85-223, Thursday at McKale Center.
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NEWARK — Less than two minutes before he scored the game-winning goal Tuesday, defenseman David Schlemko coughed up the puck with the Devils on a power play, leading to a juicy short-handed breakaway chance for Rangers defenseman Ryan McDonagh.
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Until our attitudes about what it means to show our bodies change, and wearing a skirt becomes as wholesome as wearing a pair of jeans, 'you should have worn trousers' will still continuously be coughed up from the comment section.
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Image: NASAOn the one hand, this is yet another illustration of the tremendous magnitude of the leak, which coughed up roughly 97,000 metric tons of methane, equivalent to the average annual greenhouse emissions of more than half a million cars.
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According to the KrebsonSecurity source, most of the extortion targeted U.S.-based construction and manufacturing companies, the majority of which appear to have complied with the demands and coughed up roughly one bitcoin for each server they were locked out of.
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Aside from an annual average of around 8,000 "dowry deaths"—wives killed because they have not coughed up enough money—recent newspaper reports tell of such persuasive methods as beating with hockey sticks, stealing a kidney and blackmailing with sex tapes.
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Reporters from the Associated Press and local news site AL.com, who were present for the execution, said Smith periodically "heaved and coughed" for about 13 minutes after he was injected, and also appeared to clench his fists and raise his head.
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One especially weird moment came when Trump's acting chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, coughed while Trump was answering a question about his financial records, prompting Trump to ask Mulvaney to leave his office and for the footage to be reshot.
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However, the Sharks coughed up the puck under steady pressure later in the period and James Neal buried a wrister from the left faceoff circle at 15:623, unleashing a howl lost in a wail of noise from the raucous audience.
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The child coughed up small sticks during transport to the hospital, where he still was being treated Tuesday for dehydration, lack of food, and scratches, cuts and bruises "as a result of being left on the ground," according to the affidavit.
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Either 20 seconds with soap and water or with a hand sanitizer that's greater than 60% alcohol, because the main mode of transmission is gonna be touching surfaces that someone has coughed or sneezed on and then touching your face.
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You're more likely to get coronavirus buying something new that got coughed on by the last person to walk down the aisle than from a secondhand item that's been washed with soap and water or wiped down with sanitizing wipes.
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Authorities in Pennsylvania are planning on filing criminal charges against a woman who coughed on more than $35,000 worth of food that all then had to be thrown away in what the grocery store owners are calling a coronavirus prank.
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On cardboard, it survives up to 24 hours, which suggests packages that arrive in the mail should have only low levels of the virus — unless the delivery person has coughed or sneezed on it or has handled it with contaminated hands.
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The last time Gerrit Cole, one of the aces of the Houston Astros' starting rotation, lost a game was May 219, when he coughed up six runs over five innings in a 212-2111 loss to the Chicago White Sox.
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Orioles LH Wade Miley (8-10, 4.99) Stroman pitched well enough to win last time out, allowing two runs - one earned - and seven hits against Boston on Monday, but was stuck without a decision when the bullpen coughed up a lead.
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Sports Briefing Kirk Cousins threw an interception and fumbled near his goal line as the Redskins coughed up their easiest path to the playoffs with a 26-15 loss to the defending N.F.C. champion Carolina Panthers in Washington on Monday night.
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He coughed his way through the first part of the news conference at times, and misread a placard held up by a journalist which he incorrectly thought said "Bye Bye Putin," an error he quipped was due to age affecting his eyesight.
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Lloyds Bank (A1/A/A+) paid 7bp-17bp in concession for its two-part deal on Tuesday while Transcontinental (Baa2/BBB-/BBB), coughed up an eye-watering premium of 192bp - something not seen in the US high-grade bond market in years.
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While it remains unclear who he has successfully pulled over to the Harris camp, at least five of Newsom's top donors have already coughed up the max amount one can give directly to a presidential campaign, according to Federal Election Commission records.
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The federal government announced that it would be pulling back $1 billion in funding that was slated for the California high-speed rail project through 2022, while also pursuing legal action to help recoup the $2.5 billion it has already coughed up.
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That was followed by the Giants defense producing their third score of the night, an interception returned for a touchdown by cornerback Donte Deayon, who caught the ball after receiver Robby Anderson coughed it up when drilled by Giants cornerback Janoris Jenkins.
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JAB has coughed up tens of billions of dollars since 2012 on acquisitions of retail brands such as Jacobs Douwe Egberts and coffee-shop chains including Peet's and, most recently, Britain's Pret a Manger, which it bought for £1.5bn ($2bn) in May.
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That turned out to be not quite true: Trump only coughed up the million on May 24 -- months after his promise -- on the same day that sharp-eyed Washington Post reporters called to find out if and when the donation had occurred.
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The match started as a cagey affair until it reached 3-203 in the opening set before Halep's game unraveled as she coughed up a litany of errors, paving the way for Osaka to reel off the next nine games without much resistance.
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The impoverished Balkan state commits barely 1.3% of its gross domestic product to its military budget -- a far cry from the 2% or more that Trump is demanding be coughed up by each nation, and which sounded to many like a protection racket.
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Comedian Larry David reprised his portrayal of Bernie Sanders on the latest "Saturday Night Live," upsetting Iowa voters at a campaign rally for the Democratic presidential candidate by refusing to shake the hand of a black supporter after she coughed on it.
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Then the Astros' closer, Ken Giles, had another blown save when he coughed up a home run to Yasiel Puig and a two-out, run-scoring single to Enrique Hernandez in the bottom of the 10th that tied the score at 23-22016.
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Miazga, another product of the Red Bulls' academy who is now playing with the Dutch club Vitesse on loan from Chelsea, nearly cost the Americans a goal when he coughed up the ball just outside their own penalty area in the 67th minute.
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He issued two walks, gave up a single and coughed up a run when he hit Neil Walker with a pitch with the bases loaded, and then another on a sacrifice fly to Gary Sanchez on a ball to the warning track.
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EditorsNote: update 2: rewords third graf Third-ranked Michigan State nearly coughed up a 28-point lead, then rallied in the final minutes to hold off Georgia 93-53 on Tuesday in the consolation bracket at the Maui Invitational in Lahaina, Hawaii.
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What was weighing on him was the time he coughed up the puck and handed Columbus a goal, even though he redeemed himself by leading Boston to a 221-23 victory in Game 22 of the Eastern Conference semifinals on Thursday night.
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This requires a great deal of electricity generated by a power plant somewhere, and if that power plant runs on coal, it's not hard to imagine it spewing more emissions from a smokestack than a comparable gas car coughed up from a tailpipe.
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As she comforted Wei's parents and her own, her anxiety began to manifest in physical symptoms: She coughed up blood, lost her appetite, couldn't keep food down, could not sleep, and stayed glued to her phone day and night, waiting to hear from Wei.
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He's $2.8 million short on the $7 million pledge, he hasn't coughed up a penny of the $10 million pledge, and the university "has agreed not to accept payments" from him while he's embroiled in litigation surrounding his loans to a $3.65 billion Ponzi scheme.
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The Lightning coughed up a pair of leads before losing 4-3 in overtime at Dallas on Saturday and are 3-0-2 in their last five contests as they attempt to stay in the race for a playoff spot in the Eastern Conference.
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There's certainly plenty of smoke ... as we reported, G-Eazy -- a white rapper -- was arrested in Sweden for assault and cocaine possession, yet he only spent a day-and-a-half in jail, pled guilty, coughed up $9k and he was on his merry way.
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Once consumers have paid for broadband and for a simple bundle of news and sports, it takes only three or four streaming services at current prices before the bill adds up to not much less than what they coughed up for old pay-TV.
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High-touch areas pose a higher risk of transmission since they're the ones that you're most likely to have contact with immediately before touching your face, or that you're likely to touch after you've coughed or sneezed but before you're able to wash your hands.
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A New Jersey man was charged with making a terroristic threat after he intentionally coughed near a supermarket employee and told her he had the coronavirus, the authorities said on the same day that the Justice Department warned of similar threats to spread the virus.
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The Yankees were poised to open their critical series at Fenway Park with a rousing victory Friday night, but the bullpen coughed up a late three-run lead and started the Yankees' weekend instead with a dispiriting 9-6 defeat to the Boston Red Sox.
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Mariah Carey says she was betrayed in a huge way by the former personal assistant she hired ... an assistant Mariah says secretly recorded her doing "embarrassing" things and then threatened to release the vids unless the singer coughed up $8 million ... TMZ has learned.
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Why it matters: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says measles, a highly contagious virus that can spread from an infected person through coughing and sneezing, can live for up to two hours in an airspace where the the person coughed or sneezed.
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Kids may accidentally inhale objects, but it&aposs rare for these objects to get trapped in the larynx, or voice box, according to the case report, because most of these objects will either continue down into the airways leading to the lungs or be coughed out.
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In the case in New York, Avenatti is accused of trying to extort up to $2130 million from athletic shoe giant Nike by threatening to expose alleged bribery of amateur basketball players and their families unless the company coughed up cash to Avenatti and a client.
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As part of Musk's settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) over his tweet announcing a plan to take Tesla private at $420 a share — which some assumed was a weed-related wink, although Musk denies that, too — he's coughed up $20 million as a penalty.
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Further adding to the Joy's luxury element will be a private section of the ship called The Haven where passengers who've coughed up a small fortune will have access to one of 74 massive suites, a private covered courtyard and dining facilities, and a full-time butler.
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Boxer Floyd Mayweather and kind-of-a-rapper, sort-of-producer-not-really-a-DJ DJ Khaled coughed up tens of thousands of dollars to the SEC in connection with their decision to promote Centra Tech—a cryptocurrency firm whose founders were charged with fraud last year.
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So many times before, Sacramento coughed up such leads, but this time the Kings managed to keep their offense flowing, aided by three 212-pointers and 23 points from Marco Belinelli, while also pestering Dallas with quick hands on defense, causing deflections and ultimately 22 turnovers.
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James immediately coughed up a 2-1 lead when he surrendered a leadoff home run to Athletics catcher Sean Murphy on a 1-343 slider, with Murphy driving the ball 357 feet out to left field, his fourth homer and third in the past two games.
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But remember this: You know when you're quitting smoking they say three weeks is the point at which it starts to get easier—the point at which you've coughed up all the tar and are once again able to jog short distances without very nearly dying?
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Barry Manilow had some super cool laser projectors for his summer performances in Las Vegas, but the singer allegedly never coughed up the dough for the equipment, and now the company that rented to him is gunning for a ton of money ... with the help of a judge.
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It's unclear what the precise arrangement between Kanopy and the New York systems was, but one public contract indicates the Austin Public Library coughed up $2 each every time a title was played—fees which, one imagines, add up quickly in a city of eight-and-a-half million.
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Before the match, Kyrgios tweeted: "Eat, Sleep, Pokémon GO," and he evidently still had Squirtles and Venusaurs on the brain when he took the court; he served an appalling 18 double faults, 10 more than Murray coughed up over the course of two weeks and seven matches at Wimbledon.
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The symptoms of Covid-19 vary from case to case, but the most common ones in China, from February data, are fever and dry cough (which are each seen in a majority of cases), fatigue, and sputum (the technical term for thick mucus coughed up from the respiratory tract).
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A Brooklyn man was charged on Monday with lying to the federal authorities about selling N0003 masks and other medical supplies to doctors at exorbitant prices and with assaulting a federal officer after he coughed on F.B.I. agents and then told them he had the coronavirus, prosecutors said.
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Reporters on Capitol Hill toil to divine her intentions; as the articles of impeachment were read Thursday on the Senate floor, Ms. Collins, who was suffering a bad cold, coughed and dabbed at her eyes, causing several reporters to call her office to ask why she was crying.
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There was a familiar formula for the almost daily humiliations, including Saturday's 25-23 loss to the rival Boston Red Sox: The starting rotation coughed up the bulk of the runs, the bullpen was not able to plug every hole and the offense could rarely come to the rescue.
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There was a familiar formula for the almost daily humiliations, including Saturday's 25-23 loss to the rival Boston Red Sox: The starting rotation coughed up the bulk of the runs, the bullpen was not able to plug every hole and the offense could rarely come to the rescue.
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As William lay dying — the putrefaction of his insides probably sped by his violent laughter when Agent Aderholt, exhibiting well-meaning American cluelessness, asked if he wanted a Coke — he coughed up, in his delirium, one tiny bit of information to add to Stan and Dennis's hazy picture of the Jenningses.
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In case you weren't around during the 2016 presidential campaign, Clinton coughed a lot during the late summer, and then passed out while trying to get into a van when she was trying to hide her pneumonia, and Trump fans like Mike Cernovich fixated on her health as a disqualifying issue.
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"We're looking forward to it," said Mr. Marotta, a conservancy employee, as his old cart chugged and coughed while he inspected the park for cleanliness, picked up litter here and there, answered visitors' questions and gently admonished trespassers on closed lawns or dog-walkers whose pets were off the leash.
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ET, FSN Sun (Tampa Bay), NESN (Boston) ABOUT THE LIGHTNING (212-22-24): Tampa Bay finally showed the full effect of not having the steady Stralman and captain Steven Stamkos (knee surgery) in the lineup Friday as the defense coughed up the puck constantly and the offense looked out of sync.
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The timing for a McGahn departure is right for both sides, the officials say: McGahn, whom some Trump allies fear coughed up too much information during his extensive cooperation with Mueller's team, would leave on a high note, after the confirmation of Justice Neil Gorsuch, and the expected confirmation of Judge Brett Kavanaugh.
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For one thing, the deficit might have been larger: Late in the second quarter, Alabama running back Josh Jacobs coughed up the ball at Georgia's goal line, a seeming touchback for Georgia, until the replay revealed Jacobs had ever so briefly recovered his own fumble in the end zone for a touchdown.
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Less than three weeks ago — March 5 — de Blasio took a subway ride to show his confidence in the safety of the city's transportation system and his administration told the city's 4.3 million straphangers that they were safe riding in jam-packed subway cars as long as no one coughed or sneezed directly on them.
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As recently as January, Trump once again promised that whatever plan the GOP coughed up would cover everyone, with better benefits, for less money, much to the laughter of anyone familiar with healthcare and cries of ixna the etterba and eapercha from Congressional republicans who knew damned well they wouldn't be able to deliver on that promise.
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The last time the Baltimore Ravens saw the Cincinnati Bengals, Andy Dalton and Tyler Boyd turned fourth-and-27 into a 21-yard touchdown in the final minute of Week 21, sending the Ravens home for January and upstate New York into a frenzy as Baltimore coughed up the AFC's final wild-card spot to the Buffalo Bills.
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The president put the crew of Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps through a ream of vain specifications for filming his cantaloupe gelatin face in a scene that didn't make the movie, while Scaramucci coughed up $100,000 for 15 seconds of screen time and so his real-life hedge fund — SkyBridge Capital — would appear in the film.
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The virus can live for up to two hours in the airspace where an infected person has breathed, coughed or sneezed, and up to 90 percent of nonimmunized people who are exposed to the virus will also become infected, according to the C.D.C. The M.M.R. vaccine, when given in two doses, is about 97 percent effective against measles.
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After months of public denials that the payment to Ms. McDougal had been coordinated with Mr. Trump or Mr. Cohen, American Media flipped the script, telling prosecutors that it had coughed up the cash "in cooperation, consultation and concert with, and at the request and suggestion of, one or more members or agents of" Mr. Trump's campaign.
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Even though Duren's California Methane Survey looked only at focused point-source emissions, because it looked at so many and for so long, Duren's team was able to conclude that by themselves those sources coughed out 500,000 metric tons of methane a year, give or take, and that just 10 percent of the emitters were responsible for 60 percent of the total.
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Clinton is shown in a Breitbart-style highlight reel of clips and photos: wearing glasses as she gave congressional testimony last year about the Benghazi, Libya, attacks; in close-up as she coughed during a speech last February; slipping as she climbed a few steps the same month; and nearly collapsing as she left a 9/11 memorial observance while suffering from pneumonia.
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She gets her point across by sprinkling her comics with more than a light touch of horror: "My clothes are perfect, I will be ok," says the protagonist of one of her comics while scratching her bald, scabby scalp that she hides under a doll-like wig; she had just coughed up a massive amount of blood, but she still looked perfect.
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According to a 1981 article in People magazine about the Kaplan store, Faye Dunaway flipped over a five-foot-long iron clock made into a coffee table, Jackie Onassis browsed and purchased a peasant broom, Robert De Niro "coughed up $3,000 for antique bathroom fixtures like the ones in 'Raging Bull,' " and Johnny Carson's wife bought a 200-year-old opium table made into a breakfast tray.
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A mystical guide in the form of a barking bird—a vulgar version of a Disney sidekick—taunts McCrae: It said barking it said Hey fuck you asshole you fucking asshole fuck You follow me and coughed this little skeleton hand up middle finger up Then it took off barking The authority in these lines arises, as with everything in McCrae's work, from speech heard so clearly you want to punch that punk bird.
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However, it happened and it catapulted the band from being a word-of-mouth underground success, travelling the US in crappy vans that coughed exhaust fumes straight into the cab, into working with Led Zepplin's John Paul Jones, seeing their albums and singles slowly climb the Billboard charts and tracks start to appear in films and television programmes like Romeo & Juliet, Beavis & Butthead and John Carpenter's Escape From L.A. The group's newfound popularity and platform even meant a celebrity side-project for Haynes via P, a project with Johnny Depp.
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The initiative is Facebook-led but has signed up a coalition of 28 partners, including households names like Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Uber and Lyft — who each coughed up $10 million to operate a Libra node, which gives them access to the data on the network The Libra digital coin uses a distributed ledger technology known as blockchain, which is similar to the technology that underpins cryptocurrencies like bitcoin Supporters believe Libra will be a tipping point, igniting wider adoption of cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin by lending the technology a certain level of credibility.
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The initiative is Facebook-led but has signed up a coalition of 242395277 partners, including households names like Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Uber and Lyft — who each coughed up $10 million to operate a Libra node, which gives them access to the data on the network The Libra digital coin uses a distributed ledger technology known as blockchain, which is similar to the technology that underpins cryptocurrencies like bitcoin Facebook, having repeatedly proven that it can't be trusted to handle its users' personal information, announced Tuesday that it wants to become a global payment giant by launching a digital currency in 2020.
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Raving it up in a field with a pinger (stronger than the ones you get now) while a DJ (better at mixing than the ones you get now) spun tunes (fatter than the shit you listen to now) out into the stretches of a warehouse (bigger than the ones you party in now) while we all scuffed up our trainers (more comfortable than the ones you wear now) on the dusty concrete floor (dustier than the concrete floors you walk on now) and coughed (out of lungs which were way more legendary at breathing than yours) on cigarette smoke (which was more addictive back in the day) and Bez was there.
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