Social distancing doesn't have to mean distancing ourselves from our shared humanity.
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First, don't think of it as social distancing, but physical distancing while maintaining social contact.
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"Strict social distancing for four weeks followed by no social distancing only delays the peak," he said.
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" On Sanders distancing himself from Obama "I am a little hurt that you're distancing yourself from me, Bernie.
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Tam said she will now refer to distancing measures as "physical distancing," and encouraged Canadians to continue to socialize virtually.
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They modeled how many infections, deaths, critical cases, and hospital bed shortages there could be based on four different scenarios: no government intervention, some social distancing, enhanced social distancing protecting the elderly, and wide-scale intensive social distancing.
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"Physical distancing" would be a better phrase than "social distancing," they say, because the goal is to separate physically, not emotionally.
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This is what we get for practicing social distancing, perhaps, even if we might have to call it "physical distancing" soon.
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Practice physical distancing, not social distancing Even with social distancing, it's still important to to go for walks, take a bike ride or hang out near your neighbors, said Dr. Don Dizon, a professor of medicine at Brown University.
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Social distancing works, new data shows New research is backing up the social distancing measures imposed in several countries, Ivana Kottasova reports.
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Practice social distancing — and distant socializing It may be tempting to ignore what by now is a well-worn refrain: practice social distancing.
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But social distancing is really better characterized as physical distancing — the social part of it just needs to become more virtual for the time being.
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And then secondly, how aggressive one was with social distancing and how aggressive one was with testing to inform that social distancing and inform the triaging.
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To understand why we are social distancing, or what the World Health Organization now calls physical distancing, we need to explain how easily the coronavirus spreads.
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I know it sounds extreme, but social distancing is really about physical distancing, and it works best when everybody practices it, with as few exceptions as possible.
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Amazon has had to relax its security and encouraged distancing — but it isn't always workingSocial distancing means Amazon has had to relax some of its security processes.
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Italy's experience indicates that truncated social distancing periods and a mishmash of social distancing policies across different interlocked areas will ultimately only prolong and deepen the problem.
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Social distancing to fight the pandemicSocial distancing refers to actions that prevent the spread of disease by keeping people apart — behaviors like avoiding crowds and staying at home.
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While social distancing is the preferred measure of fighting the disease, concern is growing for places like India's densely populated slums, where social distancing is not a possibility.
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To prevent the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus and flatten the curve, many countries are practicing social distancing, or what the WHO is now calling physical distancing.
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Social distancing in the cityThe density of the city also makes social distancing harder — keeping six feet between people who are already on top of each other is difficult.
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Social distancing in the suburbsCuomo pointed to the social distancing measures issued in the surrounding suburbs, such as Westchester County, where cases had grown exponentially a few weeks prior.
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For example, it said, people who send tweets that claim social distancing is ineffective – or which encourage people not to practice social distancing – will need to remove those tweets.
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Unacast, a location data and analytics firm based in New York, launched a live Social Distancing Scoreboard on Tuesday that maps how well states and counties were social distancing.
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" ART HOGAN, CHIEF MARKET STRATEGIST, WUNDERLICH SECURITIES, NEW YORK "It is not corporate CEOs distancing themselves (from the President) what will have economic impact, it will be Congress distancing itself.
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Conduct social distancing The virus spreads when people are in close physical contact -- so one of the most important measures a government or its people can take is social distancing.
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Scott Brown (Mass.) — distancing themselves from nominee Mitt Romney.
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But, all we can think about is ... SOCIAL DISTANCING!!
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Andrew Cuomo have warned isolation and social distancing measures could be in place for as much as nine months, President Trump has said he wants people to scale back social distancing by Easter.
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Against Valentina Shevchenko, the smaller kickboxer's distancing threw Holm off.
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Distancing itself from Persson should have been an easy decision.
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The U.K. has started distancing itself from the EU, however.
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After her discharge, she began distancing herself from her mother.
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The army appeared to be distancing itself from the president.
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But Border Patrol officials are distancing themselves from the group.
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Just think about why you're distancing yourself away from them.
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There's something about Haruki Murakami that's both grabbing and distancing.
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These are crises in which social distancing is a virtue.
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But long term, I'm concerned about keeping social distancing sustainable.
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Social distancing like in Seattle is the way to go.
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Have you incorporated "social distancing" strategies into your everyday life?
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On top of that, widespread social distancing has just begun.
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But now, largely, Americans are doing something right: social distancing.
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You can't relax social distancing now without risking a conflagration.
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These groups are similar because they cannot practice social distancing.
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The Social Distancing Project now even has its own employee.
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Still, not everyone is abiding by the social distancing rules.
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Social distancing doesn't mean you have to watch Netflix alone.
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"Social distancing" and "shelter in place" have become familiar terms.
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Facebook is also distancing itself from direct management of Libra.
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What to know: Social distancing doesn't have to be lonely.
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In the age of social distancing, people are getting creative.
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We are practicing social distancing but yay for group chats!
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The Boxer has reportedly had some problems with social distancing.
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Fox & Friends has even started practicing social distancing on air.
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The hosts of Fox & Friends started to practice social distancing.
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And of course what we're doing is called social distancing.
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Still, primary social distancing powers reside in states and localities.
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Clearwater Beach, Florida is PACKED today despite "social distancing" recommendations.
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Meyer: Delivery is a great way to maintain social distancing.
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They all agreed that strict, nationwide social distancing is necessary.
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"Practicing social distancing with the long ball today," Tua said.
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Remember: Lockdowns and distancing are what suppress the total caseload.
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In Missouri, social distancing was just enforced by Republican Gov.
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Here are some workarounds in this time of social distancing.
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You cannot do social distancing in a crowded refugee camp.
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Socially distancing at home means our fashion choices have changed.
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But social distancing is changing how those rituals play out.
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Those new outbreaks will require new bouts of social distancing.
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Social distancing is vital, but that doesn't make it easy.
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Q: How long will we have to keep social distancing?
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But distancing yourself doesn't mean you have to be lonely.
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He's pondering: Will there be enough space for social distancing?
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Yes, social distancing might mean missing out on some fun.
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Yes, by washing your hands and practicing safe social distancing.
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No blanket social distancing policy in the military, SECDEF says
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The closures are part of federal guidance recommending social distancing.
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The Social Distancing Lifetime Subscription Bundle Ft. Rosetta Stone — $199
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But how long will this period of social distancing last?
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And with no vaccine, our best solution is social distancing.
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So despite the social distancing, we therapists must go on.
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"It looks like the social distancing is helping," says Brandenburg.
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Good personal hygiene and social distancing can be very effective.
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What happens to societies under sustained periods of "social distancing"?
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The White House guidelines stress the importance of social distancing.
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So that's the whole point of all this social distancing.
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Social distancing measures could keep the surge to an ebb.
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The company issued forceful statements distancing itself from white supremacists.
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Mr. Zelensky issued a statement distancing himself from the comment.
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Or surprise your partner with a ring while social distancing?
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Or surprise your partner with a ring while social distancing?
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Right now, it's a bad virus, so, social distancing, great.
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More social distancing horizontally and vertically in a 224,000 ft.
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We need urgent implementation of social distancing and closure policies.
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She demurred when asked whether she shared the president's confidence about a diminishing need for broad social-distancing restrictions, and instead stressed the importance of a "granular" and "geographically targeted" approach to social distancing.
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There's a good chance it could be necessary even beyond then — though whether it's a year or 18 months of nonstop social distancing, or perhaps waves of social distancing every few months, is unclear.
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Story at a glance New York City police have started to enforce social distancing rules as state and health officials emphasize the importance of practicing social distancing to limit the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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You can't blame Neil Young for distancing himself from Donald Trump.
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He's accused of skirting leadership duties and distancing himself from teammates.
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He expressed disappointment in Leica for distancing itself from the ad.
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The sequence of events led to Republicans distancing themselves from King.
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A lower court judge had upheld the distancing and age requirements.
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Even Trump's own hotel brand is distancing itself from The Donald.
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Artforum released a statement distancing itself from former publisher Knight Landesman.
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Trump is steadily distancing himself from those countries and those ideals.
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Distancing yourself from the President was a recipe for Republican disaster.
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But the first-term congresswoman is already distancing herself from Trump.
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More ads featuring Republicans distancing themselves from Mr. Trump are expected.
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For Trump, the whole strategy of social distancing is a nightmare.
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"I will decline under the guise of social distancing," he said.
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Just because you're socially distancing doesn't mean that you can't connect.
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We can practice social distancing and protect ourselves and our neighbors.
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Since then, Maryland has aggressively enforced social distancing through executive orders.
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Social distancing has become our new reality and for good reason.
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Well, we've made it through one week of aggressive social distancing.
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Social distancing is a treatment we'd need to gently taper off.
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Trump, however, doesn't seem to understand the point of social distancing.
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Social distancing is the only thing that will save us now.
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A "quarantine" would be an especially strict form of such distancing.
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The kids would sing "social distancing!" whenever they got too close.
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But the club has now shuttered because of social distancing requirements.
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But they also said Amazon's distancing rules were hard to follow.
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President Trump has officially extended social distancing guidelines until April 2020.
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Eventually, though, I understood that deepening wasn't the point; distancing was.
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The millennials are distancing themselves from these crowds because they're horrified.
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Of course, even extreme social distancing and withdrawal is no panacea.
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One of the key ways to achieve that is social distancing.
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People seemed more concerned with social distancing than any social stigma.
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A retro tradition get a (temporary) boost from social-distancing edicts.
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Plus, you're feeling a little lonely since you're practicing social distancing.
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Thanks to Zenly, social distancing just got a lot more social.
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The pair practiced social distancing by joining from their respective homes.
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They've recommended practicing "social distancing" — increasing the physical space between people.
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They've recommended practicing "social distancing" — increasing the physical space between people.
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On Friday, he said he would continue to promote social distancing.
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Just sanitizing and self distancing with the rest of the world.
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But, though some folks are social distancing, many still clearly aren't.
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But it's not just STS Travel customers ignoring social distancing advice.
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Just days ago we wondered whether social distancing was an overreaction.
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The order instructed people to stay home and practice social distancing.
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Struggling to find something to watch on Netflix while social distancing?
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They are separated from their loved ones because of social distancing.
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Health Minister Chris Fearne said the focus was on social distancing.
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Here are a few ways to keep busy while social distancing!
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Social distancing is one such action, now in increasingly wide effect.
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Some young people have been slow to take social distancing seriously.
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Social distancing and looking for love aren't exactly the best bedfellows.
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That Tuesday, Farber-Kolo mentioned social distancing and parenting from home.
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The social distancing runs the risk of perpetuating that yet further.
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Are you and your family practicing any forms of social distancing?
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Because we are social distancing, the filming will be just us.
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Social distancing will be a necessity to prevent more severe scenarios.
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Travelers piled up on one another; so much for social distancing.
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"We practice a kind of social distancing already," Mr. Wong said.
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First of all, social distancing, which we are still not doing.
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Social distancing of at least six feet will minimize that risk.
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The social distancing is an incredibly challenging barrier for social movements.
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It looks like social distancing isn't going away any time soon.
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Plus, they can still prevent worse case scenarios through physical distancing.
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"[Social distancing] can seem daunting to the American people," said Simanek.
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Watch the video above to see how social distancing can work.
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Williams suggests not to in an effort to maintain social distancing.
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"The idea of social distancing is really taking hold," said Chen.
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"Social distancing is based on the principle of altruism," he said.
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She went back and forth between embracing it and distancing herself.
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Some have actually gone further, actively distancing themselves from Mr. Sanders.
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Try for six feet, but even a little distancing is helpful.
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Lamb released an ad distancing himself from the House minority leader.
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I moved like a zombie, distancing myself from my own actions.
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Cruz joined a number of Republican senators distancing themselves from Moore.
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The Sanders team, however, is distancing itself from the nurses' PAC.
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People who are practicing social distancing are promoting the general welfare.
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A day earlier, chefs were worrying about social distancing, after Gov.
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The offer is valid as long as social distancing is encouraged.
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But even with so many public places shuttered for now, simple acts in our daily lives — even a run in the park — raise questions about how social distancing works: How should social distancing affect your workouts?
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Social distancing is a little like that.) And like vaccines, the distancing isn't just for you (although data shows that all age groups and people without preexisting risk factors can fall critically ill from the disease).
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Because social distancing is keeping so many workers and consumers home, Hockett argued that supply-side investments focus on the production of personal protective gear, which is already in short supply, to render that distancing unnecessary.
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It was around that time that, for one reason or another, he started distancing himself from us, and I guess in retaliation we started distancing ourselves from him, but it was never anything malicious or horrible.
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That social distancing likely won't cause a reduction in GDP relative to a scenario where there's a multimillion-person death toll, as indicated by the 1918 flu paper, makes the case for distancing policies that much stronger.
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They were slow to implement strict social distancing measures and, even once officials began to institute social distancing as Covid-210 cases began to spike, the public did not seem to respond to government directives with urgency.
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And on top of all that, he's been distancing himself from atheism.
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Idris Elba is distancing himself from the world's most famous secret agent.
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Kelly Ayotte, a Republican who narrowly lost after distancing herself from Trump.
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I am distancing myself from politics and completely focusing on being creative!!
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Update 2:07pm: Facebook is distancing itself from the situation, no surprise.
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I am distancing myself from politics and completely focusing on being creative.
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Such intra-party distancing typically happens to presidents with 40% approval ratings.
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Clinton's spokesman released a statement distancing the Democrat from Epstein on Monday.
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LG: So there's distancing going on right now is what you're saying.
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I am distancing myself from politics and completely focusing on being creative!!!
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"You are distancing yourself from your friendship for obvious reasons," Davies said.
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She also chided Palin for "pandering" and distancing herself from conservative values.
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Some Republicans are now distancing themselves from the Trump administration's position. Sen.
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Maybe Sequoia feels like it did enough by distancing itself from Goguen.
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Hong Kong has also deployed very extensive measures to encourage social distancing.
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There's a big difference between voluntary social distancing and locking anything down.
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Jay Inslee said when announcing new social distancing policies earlier this week.
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Amazon has implemented additional cleaning and social distancing measures, the spokesperson said.
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That may be the moment when countries start lifting social distancing measures.
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Offices at DHS headquarters increased telework last week for social distancing purposes.
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He tweeted the words "SOCIAL DISTANCING" on Saturday without explaining their meaning.
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Shaivi feared they might be forgotten in this time of social distancing.
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Of course, it's not just millennials who are disregarding social-distancing guidelines.
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Because nothing beats social distancing than with a puppy by your side.
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But how far can these social distancing measures go in the US?
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It's not only Italy that has set up severe social distancing measures.
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Across the country, public transit systems are getting crushed by social distancing.
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First up: What exactly are the dos and don'ts of social distancing?
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Overall, the findings suggest that Americans are increasingly taking social distancing seriously.
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But even this modest social distancing seems to have had an impact.
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Their results show that widespread testing and early social distancing really work.
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Media companies are following the same social distancing guidelines as other industries.
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Having food, socially distancing and staying healthy are distinctly important right now.
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Now is not the time to pull back on social distancing efforts.
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New York (CNN Business)It's not just people that are social distancing.
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And in relation to social distancing, individual behavior has been highly variable.
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The length of time that social distancing measures will remain in effect.
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Far from distancing himself from 49ers players that protested, York embraced them.
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I am distancing myself from politics and completely focusing on being creative !!!
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The British leader, who long resisted social distancing, is now isolating himself.
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But a few are offering their entire premises for social distancing seclusion.
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In keeping with social-distancing practices, the resorts will be minimally staffed.
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Bret: Can we encourage habits of social distancing without enforcing total lockdowns?
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Maybe you're social distancing alone and need some background noise right now.
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Practice good hand and face hygiene and adhere to social distancing practices.
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Or she could stick with the occasional post that promotes social distancing.
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Kazickas said social distancing measures allow him to sell and rent properties.
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BTW ... Jose's kept the social distancing guideline of 10 people in mind.
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On Saturday, President Donald Trump tweeted to reinforce that message: "SOCIAL DISTANCING!"
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His order centers on closures and assembly limitations, classical social distancing measures.
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"Social distancing, in so many ways, is a luxury of the affluent."
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Will it be enough to get them to take social distancing seriously?
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But not every state is practicing social distancing to the same extent.
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Without social distancing, the number of cases is likely to keep climbing.
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Trump says he's strongly considering ending social distancing after just 2 weeks.
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I hope the Reddit community can spread the word about social distancing.
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Here are nine ways you can put the social in social distancing.
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Social distancing isn't just about honoring space; it's also about celebrating it.
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"You have to be really cognizant of social distancing," Dr. Lushniak said.
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LONDON — In Europe's biggest refugee camp, social distancing is simply not possible.
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Social distancing due to coronavirus hasn't stopped many young activists from organizing.
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It's the safest form of social distancing and possibly, the most fun.
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So how exactly does that work in the age of social distancing?
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You feel healthy and energized, so why should you practice "social distancing"?
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But in the age of social distancing, its hiring practices have changed.
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ET Saturday, also prohibits gatherings and asks individuals to practice social distancing.
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What's happening now is physical distancing -- we're still as social as ever.
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There's lots of natural social distancing [because] the ship is so large.
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The couple began social distancing on March 14, according to the letter.
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Is a life of social distancing life stressing out your furry friend?
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On Sunday evening, Trump extended the social distancing guidelines until April 30.
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Some outdoor exercise is permitted, as long as people practice social distancing.
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Maryland began taking action to impose social-distancing orders earlier this month.
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President Donald Trump has extended federal social distancing guidelines to April 30.
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Governors have ordered residents to practice those distancing procedures, to varying degrees.
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Other snitching calls are coming from social distancing warriors, so to speak.
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Everyone had the same idea: Splurge on the Switch during social distancing.
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Kim urged people to avoid mass gatherings and adopt "social distancing" measures.
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Social distancing will be particularly challenging for vulnerable communities of all types.
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Another issue among the community is the inability to practice social distancing.
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Social distancing allows us to reduce how much we cross that threshold.
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WBGO seems to be distancing itself from the community that built it.
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Fox has spun off its newspapers, distancing itself from the hacking scandal.
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Writing it was likely my own elaborate psychological mechanism of privilege-distancing.
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Here, theatricality was always present, often insistently so, and a bit distancing.
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Six feet would be good, but even a little distancing is helpful.
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What at first begins as a distancing effect ends up enveloping us.
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But top business leaders are now distancing themselves from the Saudi government.
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Others are distancing themselves from the $500 billion project, known as NEOM.
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That's because I wasn't really clear on the rules for social distancing.
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"We don't want social distancing to turn into social isolation," she said.
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Many small businesses say they will not survive long-term social distancing.
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"As customers use e-commerce to support their social distancing efforts, we too have implemented social distancing guidance within our fulfillment centers to keep our employees safe and healthy," the company said in a statement to The Hill.
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Not all of Trump's advisers supported the decision to extend the distancing guidelines, and some have privately questioned the models his health advisers used to convince him the distancing efforts were necessary, multiple people familiar with the matter said.
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And maybe we wouldn't be relying on social distancing quite as much to prevent potentially hundreds of thousands or millions of Covid-19 deaths, though experts caution it may be too late to change course on social distancing now.
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Many Labour MPs will thus run local campaigns, distancing themselves from their leader.
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Their reasons for distancing themselves from the word are far-reaching and complex.
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Distancing Tehran from the incident, Iran's Foreign Ministry called it "worrisome and dreadful".
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It's not a solution, just a way of distancing yourself from the issues.
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His party, however, is criticized for not sufficiently distancing itself from Kurdish rebels.
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They're just distancing their investor-facing corporate selves from their consumer-facing identities.
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The Missouri Republican Party on Thursday issued a statement distancing itself from West.
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Kanye just fired off a series of tweets apparently distancing himself from politics.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Another US tech giant is distancing itself from Huawei.
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Which, when you think about it, that's a totally irrelevant late-game distancing.
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There's kind of a distancing thing you can do with a band too.
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And that distancing will have effects that go much further than West himself.
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And yet, instead of distancing herself from this episode, she has embraced it.
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This comes as more Democrats are distancing themselves from party leader Nancy Pelosi.
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You can avoid this only by setting limits and distancing yourself when necessary.
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Right as I made this ludicrous insinuation, he began distancing himself from me.
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Democrats downplay any talk that campaigns are distancing themselves from the White House.
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The narration comes off as a needless, distracting device — an attempt at distancing.
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Lawmakers said they had a hard time distancing themselves from former Missouri Rep.
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"No social distancing," Milley said jokingly, before appearing to shake someone's hand anyway.
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Shaking hands is a no-no and "social distancing" is the new normal.
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"The whole point is social distancing," said Robert Charming, 28, a business consultant.
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But not all millennials are as concerned about coronavirus or practicing social distancing.
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Either way, the behavior of the cops seems contradictory to social-distancing guidelines.
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To prevent its spread, public health officials agree: Social distancing has become essential.
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Think of it like hand-washing and social distancing, but for your brain.
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On the bench, the justices' seating arrangement is not conducive to social distancing.
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Social distancing is the responsible thing to do but it sure feels eerie.
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We need to promote social distancing, quarantine and self-isolation to save lives.
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For essential workers who must go out in public, Cuomo encouraged social distancing.
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If you're young and healthy, social distancing might be a pain for you.
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In the worst-case scenarios without social distancing, the coronavirus would kill millions.
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So whatever time we buy with social distancing we need to use wisely.
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There's good historical evidence for the risk of ending social distancing too soon.
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Trump, however, seems very eager to end social distancing as soon as possible.
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Social distancing can be incredibly isolating, especially for those who are already vulnerable.
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During the first week of social distancing, the median went down to 62Mbps.
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Practice social distancing in its purest, original form: outdoors and alone in nature.
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Your home is about to be so decorated after weeks of social distancing.
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Suggestions of social distancing turned to shorter operating hours with half-capacity rules.
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During these days of social distancing, their stories offer a glimmer of hope.
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Social distancing means staying six feet away from people, according to the CDC.
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Social distancing is clearly sending the late night hosts a little stir crazy.
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Social distancing is important, but that doesn't mean it has to be boring.
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Interestingly, it is religious conservatives who are pushing back against social distancing norms.
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But there are massive risks involved with quickly reversing the social distancing policies.
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The goal is to provide quality meals while adhering to social distancing requirements.
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But you can marvel at these eerie images as you practice social distancing.
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In a work about fustiness, such distancing effects seem like holding one's nose.
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Nikolaus Maack of Ottawa started distancing himself from his family a decade ago.
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But he started distancing himself from his parents and siblings a decade before.
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Social distancing is also difficult, either in military barracks or rural Afghan villages.
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Smarter Living: There are ways to help your community while practicing social distancing.
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Resources: Here's how to practice social distancing and how to clean your phone.
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What to know: Here's how to practice social distancing and clean your phone.
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But it's important to remember that social distancing is not a snow day.
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The institutional art world would appear to be distancing itself from the market.
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Some of us have been socially distancing for weeks -- others started more recently.
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Think of it as a reward to us all for successful social distancing.
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It's our responsibility to respond together and practice social distancing, especially young people.
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Restaurants, bars, and clubs nationwide have closed nationwide as states mandate social distancing.
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But I was very good at distancing myself from what I was doing.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson introduced strict new social distancing rules on Monday.
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At this point, people just need to practice good hygiene and social distancing.
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Everyone MUST follow the orders given and practice social distancing to protect lives.
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But not every state's residents are practicing the same levels of social distancing.
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To be clear, I'm not talking about distancing myself from another human being.
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Sex toy sales have skyrocketed since cities have temporarily instituted social distancing rules.
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Our dance critic asks: Will social distancing bring us back to our bodies?
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Officials tried to implement social distancing in Philadelphia a week later on Oct.
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"Social distancing doesn't mean 'we get to finally clean our houses,'" she said.
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For COVID-193, it's called social distancing; for HIV, it's called safer sex.
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Mayor Breed announced all city playgrounds would close to further encourage social distancing.
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Some states are handling social distancing better than others, like Hawaii and Massachusetts.
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President Trump floated the possibility of easing social-distancing measures in two weeks.
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What are you doing to stay fit in a time of social distancing?
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What are you doing to stay fit in a time of social distancing?
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The article continues with expert responses to some common questions about social distancing.
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Will you practice more social distancing now that you have read this article?
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How are you staying connected and sane in a time of social distancing?
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Social distancing and shelter-in-place initiatives are hugely disruptive; that is true.
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It could be a way for people to connect online during social distancing.
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New York's Cuomo has repeatedly urged younger people to comply with social distancing.
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Ducey encouraged people to continue to engage in outdoor activities using social distancing.
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Particularly during this time of social distancing, online is probably your best bet.
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The goal was to understand how government social-distancing policies would affect businesses.
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How fast depends on how well Americans comply with government social-distancing mandates.
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In an era of social distancing, charity rides and races are going remote.
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And like Nil she wants to now highlight the importance of social distancing.
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Pritzker but terrified that Trump is trying to undo the social distancing shit.
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They're still making videos while social distancing — they're just doing it at home.
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Social distancing is an effective infection-control practice for those at high risk.
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Social distancing, in a public health crisis, is not the same as shunning.
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How does "social distancing" work when you're in a scrum of sweaty bodies?
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"Will citizens and our leaders support extended enforced social distancing measures?" she asks.
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I am a freelancer who can't afford the purest form of social distancing.
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There's been a rhetoric around social distancing which is all about moral shaming.
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The reactions to the national calls for social distancing have highlighted different extremes.
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You can still take your kids outside, practicing common sense and social distancing.
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That may help people sustain periods of social distancing that seem unbearable today.
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He trashed House Republicans that lost in 2018 after distancing themselves to him.
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Trump said Palin was a "free agent" in distancing himself from her remarks.
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Prominent American universities are also distancing themselves from the company's funding and equipment.
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Mr. Lukashenko, concerned about his own territory, began distancing himself from Russia's actions.
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By 2015, the terrorist organization began distancing itself from Mr. Kourani, prosecutors said.
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Not everyone was happy that retailers were distancing themselves from the Trump name.
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Big American fast-food chains are now distancing themselves from their China operations.
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At this point, members of Trump's own party are distancing themselves from him.
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The move adheres to guidelines about social distancing for combating the virus' spread.
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Some beachgoers aren't maintaining much social distancing, which is crucial during these times.
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While social distancing works for those who have the privilege of working from home and ordering groceries, for some, social distancing for even one day can affect if they eat for a whole week or a whole month, he explained.
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Enforcing social distancing In New York City, social distancing has gone from a moral responsibility to a legal requirement, as de Blasio announced Sunday that residents who violate policies will receive a summons and fines ranging from $250 to $500.
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In that case, Cruz would look prescient for distancing himself from an electoral disaster.
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Shortly after, the University of Indonesia released a statement distancing itself from the center.
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Rapper and entrepreneur Kanye West has announced that he is "distancing" himself from politics.
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And he's never done a proper job of distancing himself from their harmful policies.
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By May, the NHTSA was publicly distancing itself from Tesla's use of the statistic.
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But the GOP&aposs distancing from Fitzgerald appeared not to have deterred the candidate.
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Distancing one's self from neo-Nazis may not seem all that bold or remarkable.
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People online began to speculate this week that Fuchs was distancing herself from Goop.
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Amazon may be distancing itself from disgraced director Woody Allen once and for all.
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Circuit Judge Ilana Rovner partially dissented, saying she would have upheld the distancing requirement.
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That gives Republicans every reason to start distancing themselves from the Trump White House.
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Higgins' lawyer, Dagny Van Der Jagt, issued a statement distancing her client from Johnson.
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Today, the leaders who oversee these museums are distancing them from these founding visions.
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Within weeks of the news conference, he began distancing himself from the peace talks.
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International financial groups have been quickly distancing themselves from Rusal shares, bonds and metal.
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At the very least, MTV appears to be distancing itself from Michael Jackson's name.
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So far, a handful of vulnerable Republican senators have begun distancing themselves from Trump.
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The infected and exposed can then practice social distancing on a more individual level.
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People who have been to Japan should watch for symptoms and practice social distancing.
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But social distancing — if your work and life allows — will avoid a rapid spread.
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We all need a positive and encouraging friend in these times of social distancing.
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"Almost all of our members practice social distancing while shopping," the Texas employee said.
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Across Italy, the army is now being deployed to police the social-distancing measures.
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As we wisely adopt physical social distancing we must simultaneously embrace virtual emotional closening.
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Other state and local officials have led by example, distancing themselves during press briefings.
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A: The overarching idea is to keep people away from each other -- social distancing.
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But if social distancing measures become more strict, that could make closings more difficult.
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The 124 action items include travel bans, quarantines, surveillance steps, social distancing, and more.
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For social distancing to work, you need a very high level of social solidarity.
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Know this: Ceaseless social distancing is not the only way to end this outbreak.
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But it also shows how one person can mitigate that effect through social distancing.
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Social distancing is not possible for people who need money for their next meal.
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The hundreds of people crowding in Clearwater are inhibiting the effectiveness of social distancing.
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Another day of social distancing, another glimpse of Stephen Colbert's (very lovely-looking) house.
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Here are more tips on how best to practice social distancing, as a family.
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And that is why action now in terms of social distancing is so important.
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Target Social distancing signs and floor decals are also being added at Target (TGT).
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Currently, infected patients must strictly adhere to social distancing, home quarantine, and case isolation.
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Cecilia Menjívar, Jacob G. Foster and Jennie E. Brand: Don't call it 'social distancing.
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The federal system -- States have taken the lead closing schools and encouraging social distancing.
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The hope was to enforce social distancing, and prevent further spread of the coronavirus.
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That fits the pattern of right wingers distancing themselves from their most hateful rhetoric.
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UB40 UB40 moves up for IMMEDIATELY distancing themselves from sobbing adult boy Brett Kavanaugh.
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Books help keep us calm and are essential during this time of social distancing.
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Books help keep us calm and are essential during this time of social distancing.
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No, she's not one of those young people flouting the rules of social distancing.
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Supply-chain disruptions and social distancing measures may force it to shut down factories.
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France says it has issued 100,000 fines to people who broke social-distancing edicts.
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The pandemic has most of the world practicing exceptional hand hygiene and social distancing.
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By the time stringent social distancing was introduced, on March 22, it was everywhere.
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Social distancing is ultimately about creating physical distance between people who don't live together.
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Their period of social distancing has mostly been spent packing, including their wine collection.
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The White House is recommending that social distancing continue until at least April 30.
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This is daily and weekly where they are distancing themselves from statements he's making.
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Have you had any work from home mishaps as we transition to social distancing?
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We're looking for something to take our minds off the stress of social distancing.
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Even going for a hike feels fraught, as we try to maintain social distancing.
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There are online groups and events popping up everywhere in response to social distancing.
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The only antidote to the novel coronavirus outbreak has been quarantine and social distancing.
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Social distancing right now is — and will remain, for an unknown period — critically important.
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Navy ships are filled with personnel and are not exactly conducive to social distancing.
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But when we're being asked to practice social distancing, that might not be feasible.
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He said social-distancing mandates are critical in cutting the number of coronavirus cases.
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And yes, while this is trickier to do with social distancing, it's not impossible.
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However, with the mandate for social distancing ... those appointments have moved to digital platforms.
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In Sierra Leone, the national government tried to mandate social distancing, quarantines and testing.
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Provided Americans practice committed social distancing, the optimistic estimate among experts is two months.
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"I can't imagine anyone is going to be talking about social distancing," said Schell.
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Social distancing and isolation are triggers for people with mental health issues, experts say.
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Music venues are closed in New York City due to calls for social distancing.
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I think social distancing is the push I need to get these things done!
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State and local officials are taking a tougher line to enforce social distancing recommendations.
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Stocks rose after President Donald Trump extended national social distancing guidelines to April 30.
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We will get through this, but acting now and genuinely practicing social distancing matters.
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Are you practicing social distancing — and are you even sure what that really means?
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For another, not every part of the country has engaged in rigorous social distancing.
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One was the enormous casualty count if social distancing guidelines were eased too early.
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Lastly, Flatten the Curve has recognized that social distancing is itself a privileged position.
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And restaurants, bars and cafes are getting pummeled as the coronavirus forces social distancing.
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On top of that, deaths are increasing at an exponential rate despite social distancing.
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That's the reason so many countries are restricting residents' movement to encourage social distancing.
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I was told she was adhering to the state's mandates and began social distancing.
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Social distancing and remote work demands a stronger tech bandwidth for increasing virtual workers.
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In New Orleans, many people live in close quarters, making social distancing almost impossible.
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Staying underway with a crew free of infection — that's the ultimate in social distancing!
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"It's not drinking alone if you're social distancing," a message on the glass reads.
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There are plenty of ways to strike up a romance while practicing social distancing.
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Practicing social distancing doesn't mean you have to put your dating life on hold.
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There's also one applicant looking to slap "social distancing" on an online photography school.
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A few weeks ago, the phrase "social distancing" didn't mean much to most folks.
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Another possibility is for jails and prisons to try social distancing where they can.
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Most have been asked to practice social distancing, while some are sheltering in place.
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But that makes it all the more remarkable that social distancing was a success.
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Another point worth emphasizing from the research: Social distancing practices have to be sustained.
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But one thing the CovidActNow model illustrates is the power of social distancing measures.
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"We certainly are contemplating requirements for what we call social distancing," Inslee said Sunday.
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The studies provide further support for social distancing policies that limit large public gatherings.
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While Beltway Republicans might be distancing themselves, Moore's fate is not up to them.
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"Absolutely not," Spicer replied when asked if he is distancing himself from the administration.
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Even before Shell set out to sell assets, it was distancing itself from Woodside.
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Or are they possibly distancing the bureau from the inevitable financial liability to come?
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Here are the latest updates on school closures, social distancing measures and event cancellations.
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Only restaurants that can enforce social distancing are allowed to operate at half capacity.
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Ms. Keith prides herself on distancing her family from screen time and embracing nature.
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South Korea has flattened its curve by engaging in extreme testing and social distancing.
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As people all over the world continue social distancing, life can feel pretty quiet.
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But far from distancing himself from the controversial term, Sanders intends to own it.
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The State Department also responded Saturday afternoon, distancing itself from the CIA's reported assessment.
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Surgeon General Jerome Adams, who called on social media influencers to spread the word about social distancing during an appearance on ABC's "Good Morning America," was successful in getting Kylie Jenner to post on Instagram stories encouraging her followers to practice social distancing.
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They'll also help connect advertisers to influencers, despite Snapchat historically distancing itself from social stars.
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He unwittingly helped strengthen the Israeli right and Palestinian intransigence, further distancing the two sides.
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Spicer insisted that despite his resignation, he is "absolutely not" distancing himself from the president.
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Mr Duterte has been trying to strengthen ties with China, while distancing himself from America.
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I've tried distancing myself from him at work and ignoring him, but that doesn't work.
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Legendary Entertainment, parent company of Nerdist, has since issued a statement distancing itself from Hardwick.
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Lace seemed to come to her senses, immediately backing away and distancing herself from him.
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Since then, the federal government has been distancing itself from PREPA and its Whitefish contract.
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Yesterday Pitt's Allied co-star Marion Cotillard posted a statement distancing herself from the drama.
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I hear fearful voices calling for building walls and distancing people they label as others.
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Tyga is distancing himself from Kylie Jenner ... we've learned he's just moved far, far away.
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Out in the open, with Machida's focus on distancing, this probably won't be so useful.
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Is this a way of distancing yourself or filtering your work through other people's visuals?
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You can avoid getting drawn in only by setting limits and distancing yourself when necessary.
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The scenarios are straightforward and mundane, making the characters' psychological isolation distancing, even off-putting.
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Interestingly, I think apart from us, this whole thing was about distancing themselves from something.
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The attacks seemingly worked, because Scott had to respond by distancing himself from the President.
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Wendy Williams is distancing herself from her estranged husband Kevin Hunter, both personally and professionally.
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The company is also distancing itself from a controversial internal memo that surfaced last week.
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Who Trump slammed as a biased "Mexican," triggering a Paul Ryan distancing of epic proportions.
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Apart from banks, shipping firms and insurance companies have already begun distancing themselves from Iran.
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All were intent on distancing themselves from an art world establishment defined by gestural expressionism.
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These owners are making money off a culture and then purposely distancing themselves from it.
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Plenty of material there for rage, I would think, and not much likelihood of distancing.
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Mr. Obama's public distancing, White House officials insist, does not reflect a lack of concern.
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They're giving tips on social distancing and encouraging employers to institute work-from-home policies.
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Young people should also practice social distancing and avoid contact with vulnerable populations, he said.
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"Social distancing doesn't have to mean social disengagement," Adams said at a press conference Thursday.
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"Don't sit back and wait for social distancing to end to resume working," she said.
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China's intense lockdown and social distancing campaign helped the country get its outbreak under control
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Reducing the density of people in a single public area can aid social distancing efforts.
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He may have tweeted on Saturday about "social distancing" but he's doing just the opposite.
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As students approach her for a high five she can be seen practicing social distancing.
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Customers and employees are not practicing social distancing, said Gary, the worker in New York.
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That timeline might have to change depending on how long social distancing is in force.
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The initial discomfort of self-isolation and social distancing may quickly result in cabin fever.
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But social distancing could also mean isolating a sick student or closing a school entirely.
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But since we can't test, I think we need to do very aggressive social distancing.
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Experts say that social distancing is key to help slow the spread of the pandemic.
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If social distancing is extended for months, absent a nationwide bailout, small businesses will collapse.
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The learning curve for how seriously we should be taking social distancing has been steep.
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Gallup polling in March found that most Americans say they are following social distancing practices.
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We need social distancing because it slows the spread of the disease to manageable levels.
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Some level of general social distancing might also still need to be put in place.
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Without social distancing, experts believe one infected person could infect up to 53 other individuals.
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Trump, moreover, does not actually have the power to declare an end to social distancing.
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As I said, social distancing is an act of solidarity and generosity, it's just tremendous.
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Social distancing strategies can have a profound impact on the transmission rate of the virus.
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Here's what we're watching while social distancing from coronavirus keeps us glued to our couches.
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"In order for social distancing to work, everyone has got to do it," said Murphy.
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Fortunately, our electronic devices allow us to stay easily connected even while we're social distancing.
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She said she made the video to warn others who are still not socially distancing.
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Italy initially responded by shutting down regions of the country and encouraging voluntary social distancing.
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Social distancing guidelines set forth by the federal government this month will expire next week.
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Just when the boy needed emotional support from his friends, everyone was practicing social distancing.
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I think the hunting community has begun distancing themselves a bit from the NRA today.
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Republicans were not distancing themselves from the president despite his erratic swings on immigration policy.
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As they consider driving to practice social distancing, they are cooking in and enjoying downtime.
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Jane Brody also reminds us to take steps to counter the loneliness of social distancing.
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I'm writing to remind everyone that social distancing is not the same as social isolation.
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Gloves, constant sanitizing and social distancing are part of every exchange of money and goods.
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"That has come to a halt because of COVID-19 and social distancing," she said.
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Photos of New York City streets show people largely adhering to the social distancing guidelines.
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"Look on the bright side," Colbert said of the possible eight-week social distancing measures.
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Social distancing has suddenly posed a big barrier, and some festivities have been called off.
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Social distancing has suddenly posed a big barrier, and some festivities have been called off.
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There may be two to four more rounds of social distancing before this is over.
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There may be two to four more rounds of social distancing before this is over.
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Stars are distancing themselves from him, and his distributor, Amazon, is discussing ending their relationship.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has recommended rigorously handwashing and social-distancing measures.
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Time to develop collaboration workarounds with crucial staff, who should also be afforded "social distancing"?
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Movie attendance has already begun dropping shortly as people have begun to practice social distancing.
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Union representatives told La Repubblica that Amazon isn't implementing proper hygiene and social distancing measures.
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Extreme social distancing is necessary just "to have a shot at dealing with the outbreak."
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He also agrees that smartphone tracking would only work in combination with careful social distancing.
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In theory, social distancing is the perfect opportunity to finally clear out your Netflix queue.
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It also includes a mandate that most people work from home and practice social distancing.
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Social distancing and working remotely with your partner comes with its own set of challenges.
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Amid the increase of remote work and social distancing, relationships are put to the test.
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As streamers the world over continue social distancing, things are getting, well, a little boring.
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Breed held a press conference Monday to reiterate to residents the importance of social distancing.
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The House was attempting to practice social distancing to avoid the transmission of the coronavirus.
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Aside from causing us to make questionable purchases, social distancing is making people incredibly horny.
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As New Yorkers, we were encouraged to practice social distancing and began sheltering in place.
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But you don't get a pass on social distancing for just being at the supermarket.
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"Social distancing" has forced retailers, restaurants and bars to close their doors, wiping out sales.
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This week's TechCrunch podcasts Social distancing isn't stopping the TechCrunch team from cranking out podcasts.
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"Fifteen days of aggressive social distancing is necessary, but will not be sufficient," she said.
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Social distancing, especially with children with underlying respiratory issues, should also be considered by parents.
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Can you come up with more ways to connect with friends, even with social distancing?
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Nor was Pence, who said governors had brought down various orders to enforce social distancing.
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"We were kind of social distancing anyway, just getting into the nesting phase," he said.
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Later, however, calls for social distancing made filming of The Bachelorette impossible at this juncture.
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Dr. Gottlieb discussed his timeline for when cases would peak and social distancing could end.
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Restaurants have been hit particularly hard because of state-mandated closures and social distancing efforts.
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"Everybody until this is over should practice some degree of distancing and care," Fauci said.
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And then third is what we've all become accustomed to talking about now, social distancing.
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But maintaining the six-feet social distancing rule in New York was tricky, he said.
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Yellowstone, Grand Teton and the Great Smoky Mountains national parks cited concerns about social distancing.
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In contrast, St. Louis implemented social distancing strategies right away, closing schools, churches, and theaters.
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He even models social distancing by having speakers stay six feet apart from one another.
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Mr. Trump recently extended federal social distancing guidelines at least through the end of April.
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Limited outdoor activities are allowed as long as social distancing of 6 feet is maintained.
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While critical businesses are exempt from the order, they must comply with social distancing requirements.
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Governments are telling citizens to practice social distancing and only leave the house for essentials.
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In contrast, social-distancing measures in many Asian countries appear to have been more successful.
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Reveling spring breakers have hit the beaches in defiance of a nationwide social distancing campaign.
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Schools and restaurants have been told to close, but strict social distancing hasn't been imposed.
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With seniors being asked to practice social distancing, senior centers which provided meals have shuttered.
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Social distancing breaks the chain of transmission that poses a threat to all of us.
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"Social distancing with my sista," said Paulina, who was rockin' the tiny blue bathing suit.
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Continued, prolonged periods of social distancing will be uncomfortable for us, a hyper-social species.
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Those practicing social distancing due to Covid-19 may not get that any time soon.
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The "cure," in this case, is social distancing, and the mass economic stoppage it forces.
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She also knew that other public spaces would likely soon close to promote social distancing.
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This is called social distancing, and it only works if enough of us do it.
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A major coronavirus epidemic in the US was always likely to require some social distancing.
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So we're now all-in on social distancing to stop the spread of Covid-219.
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"We will deal with the social distancing issue without fundamentally changing Senate rules," he said.
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But people did do social distancing for weeks and months during the 1918 flu pandemic.
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The new study suggests that measures like social distancing are required to control this pandemic.
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Choose wisely, even if the concept of social distancing seems inconvenient, weird, or maybe alarmist.
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That the president may be distancing himself from a complex challenge is only one concern.
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The march of civilization has been about distancing ourselves from the raw power of nature.
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Although distancing itself from specific targets, the Trump administration has also committed to this goal.
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This is "the most intense human social distancing effort in modern public health," Osterholm said.
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Early Tuesday morning, ACRONYM spokesman Kyle Tharp tweeted a statement distancing the group from Shadow.
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But Tucker isn't alone in distancing himself for national leaders -- and the predicament is bipartisan.
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She's taking serious heat in domestic politics for not meaningfully distancing Britain from Trump's America.
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What could be an easier task than distancing oneself from Nazis or violent white supremacists?
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They've repeated the story but concealed their hand, distancing themselves from the lie they started.
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CES has become adamant about distancing itself from any potential bad press on the topic.
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After several years of distancing, the views of Washington and Riyadh seemed very much aligned.
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After his arrest, his colleagues and other civil rights leaders began distancing themselves from him.
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However, to Oliver (and to many voters), the Republican distancing comes a little too late.
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In 2007, Bob and Suzanne Wright issued a statement distancing themselves from their own daughter.
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His campaign pushed back on the idea that governor is distancing himself from the President.
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Many people live farther apart here, and effective social distancing decreases the risk of spread.
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The former Republican presidential nominee has been critical of the Trump administration's distancing from NATO.
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Jay Inslee said when announcing new social distancing policies in his state earlier this week.
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To find out how long social distancing will last, look to other nationsThough public-health officials view social distancing as a necessary measure to contain the outbreak, work-from-home and no-travel rules are already having a profound effect on the national economy.
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The new members all made a point of distancing themselves from Pelosi on the campaign trail.
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"We as a state are committed to distancing ourselves from events in the region," Jarrah said.
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In this week's edition of comics masterclass, Strip Panel Naked, Hass Otsmane-Elhaou discusses narrative distancing.
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Yes, that's a lot of layers distancing the ownership of the soon-to-be boom town.
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He paired electronics with rhythm, distancing himself from the abstract electronica of the early avant-garde.
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Social distancing has been brought up as a way to limit the spread of the disease.
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This is the latest instance of studios and those in the industry distancing themselves from Spacey.
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"I've been definitely distancing myself from the show this summer," Frankel, 45, recently told Entertainment Tonight.
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Maybe he's distancing himself from his family while he and Chyna prepare to start their own.
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Another source told PEOPLE that many of the couple's friends have been distancing themselves from them.
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" West has since said that he's "distancing myself from politics and completely focusing on being creative.
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Nineteen days after his Oval Office meeting with Donald Trump, Kanye West is "distancing" from politics.
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This is when Kerry really started distancing himself from us in what he wanted to do.
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A growing number of Republican senators are distancing themselves from President Trump's annual budget proposal. Sen.
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At the very least, by distancing himself, Pence appeared to be preparing for the absolute worst.
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Or are they just frightened, and distancing themselves from the victim by turning her into spectacle?
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And no amount of distancing Dimension from The Weinstein Co. side makes this any less complicated.
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Emma hides behind her addictions, and she uses her sense of irony as a distancing scrim.
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The collective furor was enough to spur senior Republicans into distancing themselves yet again from Trump.
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She joins a list of Republicans distancing themselves from Trump in the wake of the revelations.
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Now, Cohen has made a public and private showing of distancing himself from his former boss.
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The White House was distancing itself, but officials in the Clinton administration had been briefed directly.
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This is a popular distancing trick doubling as a nifty humble-brag among reluctant Trump endorsers.
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That led to many in the industry distancing themselves from the hottest new way of fundraising.
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Political leaders must take a hard look at the costs and benefits of social distancing interventions.
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Mr. Servitto (of "The Sopranos") and Ms. Becker perform with an impressive lack of distancing irony.
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But other Republican candidates are weighing the merits of aligning or distancing themselves from Mr. Trump.
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"What matters is the effort at social distancing that is now getting underway here," Milton said.
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Breed took to a press conference Monday to reiterate to residents the importance of social distancing.
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Fulfilling individual responsibilities in this unprecedented crisis, however, requires more than social distancing and physical isolation.
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"The only way we slow it down is with physical/social distancing," he wrote on Twitter.
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Monday now that his home is broadcast ready in the time of coronavirus and social distancing.
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Gaga urged her fans to follow social distancing guidelines to combat the spread of COVID-19.
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Social distancing may help mitigate the coronavirus crisis, but it also threatens to devastate small businesses.
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"The Five," like other shows on Fox and other networks, practiced social distancing on Monday's episode.
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Those riding public transit must maintain at least six feet of social distancing from other passengers.
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On top of everything, my father was in failing health and social distancing was an imperative.
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Let's make a pact and commit to social distancing and protecting those we care most about.
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Will broke down the importance of social distancing, using a scenario that could very well happen.
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We are attempting to limit the spread of the disease through social distancing and self-isolation.
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For essential workers who have to go out in public, the governor encouraged practicing social distancing.
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"Delawareans may also engage in outdoor activity, but must adhere to social distancing guidelines," Carney said.
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And he advises picking apart the concept of social distancing to make it feel less scary.
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That means that "not feeling sick" isn't a good enough reason to break social distancing norms.
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Social distancing and self-isolation are now becoming part of the fabric of daily American life.
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That's why the first, second, and third rules of social distancing are obviously: Keep your distance!
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Proper hand-washing and social distancing can reduce the number of simultaneous cases of Covid-19.
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It's important to recognize it could be months until it's safe to lift social distancing restrictions.
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"Social distancing is basically a sledgehammer," Konyndyk, who has worked on past outbreaks, like Ebola, says.
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What plans for physical distancing are put in the place — and how well are they followed?
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To comply with new social distancing measures, churches around the world have sent their congregants home.
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On Thursday, Trump told state governors he will release relaxed socially distancing guidelines based on region.
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Some states are taking proactive measures — shutting schools, ordering social distancing and stay-at-home measures.
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Ironically, the very social distancing we're experiencing has brought us closer together than we've ever been.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio announced the closure as part of the CDC's recommended "social distancing" strategy.
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You'll still get your sweat on while also being a good citizen by practicing social distancing.
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On the morning of March 14, Trump tweeted "SOCIAL DISTANCING", then held another crowded press conference.
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The people were smothering each other despite massive calls for social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Others, such as Nurx, pair their results with educational materials about quarantine procedures and social distancing.
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Amazon said new proactive measures would include social distancing, increased cleaning, and deep-cleaning where necessary.
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Even once the social distancing efforts ease, casual dining chains may find themselves with fewer customers.
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"Social distancing in a country like India is going to be very, very challenging," Prabhakar said.
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Metadata analysis shows Louisianans have responded poorly to social distancing, relative to our confirmed case count.
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Whenever she reads reports of people ignoring the CDC's guidance about social distancing, she gets angry.
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While the Melbourne Zoo is still open, they are limiting visitors to adhere to social distancing.
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The goal was to give back to their community as it adapted to social distancing rules.
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Social distancing has made dating more complicated, but that doesn't mean it's off the table entirely.
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But I feel like there's a social distancing masterpiece just waiting to come out of me.
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Trump's administration issued guidelines on social distancing on March 213 aimed at containing the coronavirus outbreak.
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There aren't narrative devices that would give theatergoers a distancing mechanism from what they are watching.
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Forget hand washing and social distancing, the preventive measures recommended by health authorities around the world.
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Forget hand washing and social distancing, the preventive measures recommended by health authorities around the world.
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All over the world, people are practicing social distancing to slow the spread of COVID-19.
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Perfect for these days of social distancing… I use my dad's Prime to get free shipping.
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Networks are worried about crowds, and are encouraging employees and guests alike to practice social distancing.
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For those most vulnerable, however, social distancing and self-isolation will take a much greater toll.
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Now, many are wondering what life while social distancing will look like with these new regulations.
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We need each other right now, and while social distancing is paramount, it doesn't require isolation.
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With businesses and schools closing to enforce social distancing, women are more likely to face unemployment.
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But Co-Watching will remain a powerful feature long after the quarantines and social distancing end.
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Watching Netflix has become our national pastime in this era of COVID-19 and social distancing.
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The company is working to add "one-way" aisles to promote social distancing, Bartlett said Tuesday.
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Social distancing practices may disrupt how they function, and introduce friction into their normal farming processes.
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Quarantines were in place in many areas, but the levels of social distancing varied among communities.
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Quarantines were in place in many areas, but the levels of social distancing varied among communities.
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This is despite recommendations to practice social distancing to help stop the spread of COVID-603.
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His tendency to continue rhetorically distancing himself from the Democratic Party also helps seal that deal.
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But health experts have called for "social distancing" to slow the spread of the deadly virus.
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For all you fans of match visuals out there, here's what social distancing should look like.
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While those options don't translate well to a time of social distancing, the idea still applies.
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CHICAGO — Voters practiced social distancing with the election on Tuesday – by staying away from the polls.
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Social distancing has a real slowing effect on the virus — that means lives can be saved.
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But handwashing, social distancing, and travel restrictions, while important, are not enough to fight the pandemic.
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For the coronavirus, it means "social distancing" is important, even from people who don't seem sick.
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With the recent outbreak of COVID-19, now more than ever people are practicing social distancing.
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Yet all but three Democrats opposed the bill on Tuesday, distancing themselves further from their constituents.
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South Korea has also been practicing social distancing to try to stem an increase in cases.
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While restaurants can stay open, they should look at how to operate social distancing, he added.
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Reeves has encouraged working from home and social distancing but resisted calls for more stringent measures.
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Employees practicing social distancing have been working from home since the beginning of the coronavirus outbreak.
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This is day 10 of my social distancing - it's not easy but we can do it!
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"Yes, they are burdensome," Governor Andrew Cuomo said of the social distancing measures in New York.
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"Social distancing in the Capitol as we vote for the Coronavirus stimulus package," he tweeted.—Rep.
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Social distancing can feel like it takes a lifetime, so we might as well watch one.
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Social-distancing does not mean you go and sleep in the same bed with the person.
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Thanks to social distancing, people are spending more and more time on their phones and computers.
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To practice safe social distancing, my friends and I are staying far apart from each other.
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These are difficult times, but to create a better tomorrow, we must maximize social distancing efforts.
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Spectrum had also insisted on call center workers coming into crowded offices despite social distancing guidelines.
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"Everyone from your prime minister to a villager will have to follow social distancing," Modi said.
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Then to show how serious they are, they are doing [write] ups for violating social distancing.
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The CDC's current advice is to wash hands, obey social-distancing advice, and stay at home.
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Health authorities have advised so-called social distancing as a means to avoid spreading the coronavirus.
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You're practicing social distancing, isolation and self-quarantining to help fight the spread of the coronavirus.
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It was reality in America — "social distancing" to slow the spread of the Covid-19 virus.
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Vulnerable populations who don't have access to social distancing measures will likely be at increased risk.
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But this time of physical distancing doesn't mean we need to be socially distant as well.
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Locals in Thessaloniki, Greece, flocked to a seaside promenade on March 16, ignoring social-distancing directives.
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Here are a few tips for engaging your customers when they're self-quarantined and social distancing.
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Brands are redesigning logos and ad campaigns to center on social distancing and educating the public.
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The company has begun taking workers' temperature twice daily and mandating social distancing in the lunchroom.
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"Liquor stores with extreme physical distancing in place will be exempt," the City of Denver tweeted.
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These are hard times and you can't show off your abs while you're social distancing anyway.
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People have been even having virtual birthday parties and weddings through Animal Crossing while social-distancing.
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This suggests a somewhat optimistic outlook for relaxing shutdowns and social distancing sooner rather than later.
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Refusing to practice social distancing puts him at risk for both contracting and spreading the virus.
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It is also important to stay connected with others; social distancing does not equal social isolation.
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Well, this ain't exactly the model form of social distancing ... but ya won't hear us complain!!!
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Ferguson said this should lend more evidence, not less, to the importance of social distancing measures.
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I am a physician who practiced social distancing for 18 months to protect my premature babies.
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With a large disease outbreak, there was always bound to be some level of social distancing.
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That will be the only way to contain that kind of community transmission through social distancing.
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But the coronavirus pandemic and the logic of social distancing have turned that on its head.
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Experts worry social distancing, even if it's necessary, just won't be sustainable for weeks or months.
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Starbucks is shutting down seating areas in stores to encourage social distancing during the coronavirus outbreak.
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After weeks of local social-distancing measures, the whole of Italy went into lockdown last Tuesday.
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With those necessities available, Summit residents should be prepared to endure this period of social distancing.
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It has also urged staff to take precautions, such as regular hand washing and social distancing.
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They're not ready to handle the knock-on effects of wide-scale social distancing without help.
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The CDC calls such measures "social distancing," designed to slow the spread of a contagious disease.
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" In recent days, Trump continued distancing himself from Parnas, saying "I don't know him at all.
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Finally, scientists need to appraise the control, or social distancing, measures deployed since the outbreak began.
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I suspect that Tillis is getting a jump on distancing himself from the president in 2020.
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Despite Trump's stumbles, GOP strategist Ford O'Connell warned that lawmakers' distancing themselves from Trump was risky.
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But despite distancing themselves from the president, many Republicans still want to see tax reform enacted.
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Business leaders and Republicans have been distancing themselves from Trump since his response to the rally.
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Washington Republicans immediately began to issue statements distancing themselves from Moore and criticizing the alleged conduct.
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The DNC issued a statement Tuesday evening distancing its current leadership from the private research firm.
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She lives outside of Seattle, where social distancing has been in progress for about a week.
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The military academy deemed it was unable to carry out social distancing for over 4,000 cadets.
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It took death — I don't know another way to say it — to really invoke social distancing.
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Coronavirus-prompted social distancing is testing the limits of businesses' workplace continuity and remote work plans.
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Covid-19 has not only shocked demand by triggering travel restrictions, social distancing and pervasive uncertainty.
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Making fun of social distancing weight gain isn't cute, especially to those recovering from disordered eating.
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Although the Taliban have been distancing themselves from Al Qaeda, they have never denounced the group.
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Collins's comments to the Maine radio station on Monday mark a further distancing from McConnell's rhetoric.
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" Social distancing applies to kids too For the first time ever, Americans are being called upon to practice "social distancing," which the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) defines as "remaining out of places where people meet or gather," and "avoiding local public transportation.
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Social distancing: A privilege the poor can't afford "Social distancing is not just for the sick, but for each and every person, including you and even your family," India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi said last week, announcing a lockdown for its entire population of 1.3 billion.
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The president has in recent days suggested that current social distancing measures could be relaxed as soon as Easter in order to salvage the economy, prompting tension between state leaders who have suggested the virus will require longer periods of business closures and social distancing practices.
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As the backlash against Bohemian Rhapsody grows, Rami Malek is distancing himself from its director, Bryan Singer.
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Donald Trump's close ally UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is increasingly distancing himself from the US president.
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In some ways, it's the modern-day equivalent of the rentier distancing himself from his coal mines.
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With this trial, Swift is distancing herself from the outcry that she has constantly played the victim.
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"I hear fearful voices calling for building walls and distancing people they label as 'others,'" he said.
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Increasingly, younger Jews are distancing themselves from Israeli policies seen as unjust, unlawful, immoral or self-defeating.
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But Curbelo had kept the race close, in part by distancing himself from his fellow Republican Trump.
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It's very funny … I was really good at distancing myself from me the person and the company.
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But don't expect folks on Wall Street to be offended that Clinton is distancing herself from them.
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A source recently told PEOPLE that many of the couple's friends have been distancing themselves from them.
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Perriello is distancing himself from his own A rating from the NRA as a member of Congress.
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Yet distancing himself from his fellow Republicans is as central to his pitch as excoriating Hillary Clinton.
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How to Heighten Dread in Comics—the 'Spider-Man' Way Improve Your Comics by "Distancing the Narrative"
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The idea is to present an off-kilter fantasy of gold-rush life, framed by Brechtian distancing.
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The Democratic senator highlighted his record of backing Trump's agenda, while distancing himself from the Democratic Party.
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Colombian sensation Egan Bernal became the new race leader after distancing himself from Julian Alaphilippe of France.
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But Republicans aren't buying Lamb's distancing from Pelosi, using her as shorthand for the Democratic congressional agenda.
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And it's all happening at a time when Taiwan is distancing itself even further from the mainland.
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However, that hasn't stopped his former employees in Spain from distancing themselves from him since his departure.
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Distancing himself from the constant timeline makes sense when you consider the atmosphere BMTH came up in.
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Schaaf tells me Imgur "is not a free speech platform", distancing itself from former sister site Reddit.
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DeSantis criticized his Republican primary opponent for distancing himself from President Trump after the "Access Hollywood" tape.
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On Sunday, President Trump said the federal government would extend its social distancing guidelines until April 25.
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The basics of 'social distancing' Schaffner and Osterholm said their advice has some flexibility for important events.
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Implement smart social distancing policies to protect the 4.5 million Americans under some form of community supervision.
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But in a city such as New York, "there's no such thing as social distancing," Cuomo said.
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Now is the time to do social distancing, whether there is spread in your community or not.
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Because vaccination is rather far off, social distancing is key now, including limiting the size of gatherings.
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It encourages people to take social distancing seriously and also has a "request or offer help" page.
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If you haven't seen Westworld, snag a 275K and make it your new social distancing show NOW.
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Other retailers have also sought to work around the "social distancing" recommendations that have shuttered numerous businesses.
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In an Instagram post, Thunberg described her experience and encouraged followers to adhere to social distancing guidelines.
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These crowds come amid non-stop calls for social distancing from healthcare experts and even Trump himself.
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"We will deal with the social distancing issue without fundamentally changing the Senate rules," said McConnell. Sen.
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People are turning to fun, catchy songs to promote practices like social distancing and proper hand-washing.
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This has been achieved through intense efforts, including having millions work at home and exercising social distancing.
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The psychological impact this "patient distancing" may have on our patients and family members cannot be measured.
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They took note of Representative Erik Paulsen for distancing himself, suggesting there could be consequences with voters.
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And social distancing is proving difficult in the halls of Congress (even if tour groups are banned).
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So social distancing is very difficult for people because it prevents them from connecting with each other.
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She has taken on the herculean effort of urging millennials to follow CDC guidance on social distancing.
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And Washington, DC, closed roads after visitors ignored social distancing as crowds flocked to view cherry blossoms.
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The simplest — and probably the most important — thing you can do is take precautions like social distancing.
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Follow the guidance of local health and government officials concerning social distancing, even if gyms remain open.
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Right now, one of the most important things any of us can do is practice social distancing.
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The social distancing measures in place also aren't airtight, so these infections will still seed some others.
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In phase two, social distancing restrictions ease while public health workers continue to track and isolate cases.
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Churches are racing to figure out how to adjust their operations to satisfy new social distancing requirements.
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In fact, polling released today indicates 74 of voters support even more stringent social distancing measures. pic.twitter.
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Not to mention, social-distancing -- standing 6 feet away from your date isn't much of a date.
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But international evidence shows that a combination of strict social distancing and testing can make a difference.
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New York and other major cities escalated "social distancing" policies by closing schools, bars, restaurants and theaters.
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Greeks have for the most part heeded the government's call to stay home and practice social distancing.
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Greeks have for the most part heeded the government's call to stay home and practice social distancing.
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CNN's Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperCNN's Tapper to people defying social distancing: 'Who the hell are you?
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All this social distancing gives me plenty of time to tackle my gaming backlog — God of War!
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She said you should limit your news intake and use social distancing to work on personal goals.
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Tesco, the UK's largest grocery store chain, has rolled out new social-distancing measures at its checkouts.
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Zoom has become the go-to video platform for remote calls, online classes, and social distancing parties.
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"To the max extent possible, we're implementing the social distancing and CDC guidance," one Navy official said.
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As the novel coronavirus progresses, many are finding themselves in quarantine, self-quarantine, or practicing social distancing.
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The costs of social distancing and shutting down many service industries on the US economy are enormous.
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Narrator: But social distancing is not always feasible, especially when your work involves person-to-person contact.
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In a 17-minute interview that posted Tuesday, Birx talked about social distancing and hard surface transmission.
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How you can help So what can you do to help -- aside from responsibly practicing social distancing?
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On Sunday, Trump dropped the Easter target and extended social distancing guidelines through the end of April.
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Which should worry the Trump administration as they plan for any semi-roll back of social distancing.
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President Donald Trump announced Sunday he's extending the nationwide social distancing guidelines until at least April 30.
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De Laurentiis is not distancing himself from soccer; rather, he is embedding himself more deeply in it.
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Many have stockpiled for weeks of social distancing, if the shelves at the market are any indication.
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I really discourage this (for now): Social distancing means limiting contact with people outside of your household.
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The owner of a Brooklyn speakeasy was arrested and charged with violating the mayor's social distancing order.
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And our tech columnist Kevin Roose expected his first week of social distancing to feel, well, distant.
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Organizations often have annual fund-raisers, which may be canceled or postponed as people practice social distancing.
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Not only that — the residents are also practicing social distancing, an anomaly for the usually affectionate group.
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We must be proactive in our efforts to connect with others, even as officials order social distancing.
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Here's how to use it to stay connected with your friends and family while practicing social distancing.
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One saving grace for Ayotte may be the fact that Trump has been distancing himself from her.
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Technology, he complained, has blunted the emotional impact of troubling news, distancing people even farther from empathy.
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Fox programs have soft-pedaled the government's shortcomings and promoted an imminent rollback of social distancing restrictions.
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It says 82,000 people could die from coronavirus in the US by August, even with social distancing.
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History suggests that people will demand a large scale mobility option that still allows for personal distancing.
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The company said it is practicing social distancing and using additional cleaning measures at its distribution centers.
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Wood said he hopes the images will inspire others to take the social distancing measures more seriously.
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She also echoed Fauci's call, asking lawmakers to increase social distancing at their offices on Capitol Hill.
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Local governments are also telling residents to practice social distancing in order to reduce the virus's spread.
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The era of social distancing is going to put a lot of existing systems to the test.
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Social distancing unaccompanied by access to key resources like testing, medical care, food, and hygiene is untenable.
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Social distancing won't trigger disability insuranceThe Trump administration now recommends avoiding gatherings of more than 10 people.
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That account is now being used to spread information about the virus and to promote social distancing.
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Practicing social distancing to flatten the curve can buy that time without overwhelming our health care systems.
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MC says his seamstress team is practicing social-distancing while at work ... spacing out their sewing stations.
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The main campus is also practicing CDC guidelines ... social distancing, hand washing and no sharing of toiletries.
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Humanity is self-isolating, social distancing, and, yes, quarantining in an effort to beat back the coronavirus.
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Social distancing in order to combat the coronavirus can lead to a very different social life, too.
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Footage of spring breakers partying in Florida despite social-distancing guidelines was shared widely earlier this month.
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With coronavirus-related quarantines and social distancing, most people are spending more time cooped up at home.
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Hopefully you can still find a moment to take it in, with proper social distancing of course.
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"Even water, sanitation and social distancing is a luxury in places like the conflict zones," he said.
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To maintain social distancing, only 21 of the 21.4521 members will sit, starting at 12:00 p.m.
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Under the ruleset, a tweet that claims "social distancing is not effective" would be subject to removal.
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Social distancing comes at a cost to our mental health, as Abdullah Shihipar writes in The Times.
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Oh, and a million memes were born as diligent hand washing and social distancing began in earnest.
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In the era of social-distancing, social media is probably taking up even more of your time.
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But, Florida as a whole has been slower to adapt to social distancing and self-quarantining guidelines.
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People on Twitter just don't understand that social distancing is a luxury that the homeless don't have.
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"We're gonna sing a few songs today, because social distancing doesn't have to be boring," Cabello said.
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We've learned the importance of social distancing and the health risks associated with having gatherings of people.
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The lifting of the aggressive social distancing measures will not be simultaneous around the country, Gottlieb said.
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The same general rules apply: Wash your hands frequently, practice social distancing, and don't touch your face.
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The virus has not yet hit most of the African continent hard, and neither has social distancing.
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The strategy at the heart of prevention, physical distancing, will continue to be tremendously disruptive to society.
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Step 1: First, you need to call for a 50-state sheltering-in-place/social-distancing program.
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"I don't know if the CDC would approve it, now that we're totally socially distancing," says Wright.
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In some countries, social distancing measures have been helping, but they also come a little too late.
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The idea behind social distancing is to create physical separation that reduces each individual's risk of infection.
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Find a more secluded place to see cherry blossoms around Washington while on a social distancing walk.
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A week into social distancing, however, and you are probably desperate for some new forms of entertainment.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said Monday the police will enforce social distancing on subways.
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But it's important to note that some experts think there could be another round of social distancing.
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People outside may be able to accomplish social distancing and self-quarantining rather than being cloistered together.
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Other Republican governors have also pushed back against the suggestion of ending social distancing measures by Easter.
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Police in New York City have kicked off a new series of patrols focused on social distancing.
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At CafePress — where users can hawk goods they design — toilet paper shortages and social distancing are highlighted.
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It's unknown, exactly, when infections will start to fall — if society actually follows social distancing orders, anyhow.
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Like numerous other countries affected by the coronavirus pandemic, Britain has brought in strict social distancing measures.
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If you do get infected, social distancing lowers your chance of spreading the infection to someone else.
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At the same time, social distancing measures can be costly in terms of their secondary economic impact.
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Time will teach us what the right mix of social distancing measures are, health experts tell me.
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This is based on the contagiousness of this virus and on an assumption of moderate social distancing.
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Disagreements about the wisdom of hand-washing and social distancing are not mere differences of political opinion.
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Social distancing needs to be the foundation of strict and wide-ranging containment measures, according to Bitton.
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Sen. Mark Kirk isn't just distancing himself from the rest of the GOP — he's fleeing from it.
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" Ms. Smith often plays with genre in her work and says it serves as "a distancing device.
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The Acronym team seems to have decided to stick with that distancing of ties to the app.
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Analysts said that Mr. Sobotka might have made a shrewd decision by distancing himself from Mr. Babis.
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When he uses philosophical lingo, his voice goes deeper, as if he were distancing himself from it.
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By spring, however, with Mr. Trump highly unpopular in France, she was distancing herself, rarely mentioning him.
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Mr. Portman stuck to his position of supporting Mr. Trump while largely distancing himself from his remarks.
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Distancing himself from that debate, Villeroy said that the ECB's problem is not the target level itself.
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Conservation can show the way MORE (R) has shown no signs of distancing himself from the president.
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However you choose to cope with your friend distancing themselves from you, know that it's nothing personal.
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Yet for all the warm words, Buckingham Palace is distancing itself from Harry and Meghan's new life.
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Network connection has become even more critical to society as the public tries to practice social distancing.
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With social distancing in full effect, the former hedge-fund manager's recommendations lean heavily on technology stories.
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In Ms. Chung's case, scientific method and painstaking craft serve as both distancing devices and surgical tools.
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Zuckerberg stood by Bosworth, who goes by the nickname "Boz," while distancing himself from the memo's contents.
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Herman wants people to know social distancing is 'inconvenient for everyone,' but it's necessaryHerman isn't too worried about his own health, or his immediate family's, but he is concerned about many Americans' attitudes toward measures like social distancing that are meant to protect them and their loved ones.
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Though religion didn't take, he made overtures at distancing himself from the day-to-day filth of Hustler.
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A source told PEOPLE last week that many of the couple's friends have been distancing themselves from them.
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Some of Trump's supporters are distancing themselves from his policy on immigrant families, but others are doubling down.
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But once she was able to get her papers on her own, she started distancing herself from them.
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Conor Lamb even ran an ad distancing himself from Pelosi as he campaigned in a conservative special election.
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But the statements reflect a growing midterm strategy of Democratic candidates distancing themselves from the longtime liberal leader.
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And at least one bot has sentience, distancing the show from its complicated loops, and low emotional stakes.
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Mr. Morfogen is doing something else differently than his predecessors: embracing, rather than distancing himself from, the past.
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While he loves the Tissot panel, he admitted, "I'm a raging atheist," distancing himself from its religious message.
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Documents distancing Gates from Manafort's financial records could undercut efforts by Manafort's lawyers to shift blame to Gates.
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It is, in many ways, the type of movie Crazy Rich Asians appears to be distancing itself from.
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A source told PEOPLE last week that many of the couple's friends have been distancing themselves from them.
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Mike Pence, refused to appear in his stead and canceled campaign events after distancing himself from the candidate.
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But unlike Brexit, the handover united Hong Kong with its natural economic partner rather than distancing the two.
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Onlookers have speculated that Cruz was distancing himself from Trump in anticipation of a presidential run in 2020.
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A rounded striker with terrific distancing and movement, Hermansson could be a treat to watch on this card.
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Former associates of Epstein spent much of the week distancing themselves as far as they could from him.
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Reports that Trump is distancing himself from Bannon has prompted an almost audible cheer from the press corps.
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Her appearance on Ellen last Thursday was canceled, and Pharrell appeared by himself, distancing himself from her comments.
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"Such positions... seem to aim at distancing the possibility of concluding the review," one of the officials said.
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Microsoft, which owns Minecraft, appears to be distancing itself and Minecraft from its original creator, Markus "Notch" Persson.
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McAuliffe tried distancing the probe from his ties with the Clinton family during a press conference earlier Tuesday.
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The firm gave a similar statement to HuffPost, which first reported the distancing of the firm from Cohen.
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But the timing of these announcements appears to show a public distancing from the prince after the event.
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