Birds and rodents have come down with tumors and cataracts.
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Only 210 detainees have come down with mumps so far.
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Only 20143 detainees have come down with mumps so far.
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Here are the stars who have come down with the coronavirus.
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No athletes are known to have come down with the virus.
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None of them have come down with the virus, he said.
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In Chicago, two patients have come down with the illness, ABC7 reported.
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In all, nine people have come down with symptoms consistent with the virus.
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Eight of 520 crew members have come down with norovirus, the CDC said.
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If you were born before 1960, you might have come down with a measles infection.
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Damon's Chinese costars have come down with the same strain of bland nobility that infects him.
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Here in Salvador, nearly every household can count relatives who have come down with Zika, dengue or both.
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Now more than 5,200 U.S. residents have come down with the virus, at least one in every state except Alaska.
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Photo: geralt (Pixabay)Since March, hundreds of people in the U.S. have come down with horrific, Ebola-like symptoms of bleeding.
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So far, more than 83,000 people have come down with the new viral illness caused by the coronavirus, called COVID-19.
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Another eight people have come down with Pontiac fever, a milder form of the disease, and 80 patients in all have been hospitalized.
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More than 2,500 people in Italy have come down with coronavirus in less than two weeks and at least 79 people have died.
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More than 85033,000 health care workers in China have come down with the coronavirus, and thousands more in West Africa succumbed to Ebola.
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In 2018, people in at least 36 US states have come down with acute flaccid myelitis (AFM) a rare illness that can cause paralysis.
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Nearly 221,280 people have come down with a serious lung injury related to vaping, as government researchers continue to investigate the cause of the outbreak.
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Sports Briefing Several athletes have come down with a stomach bug at the world championships in London, including the medal favorite Isaac Makwala of Botswana.
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From then up until this month, 26.5 residents were confirmed to have come down with the viral, vaccine-preventable disease, which led to several hospitalizations.
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Patients who have come down with the mystery illness started to experience symptoms anywhere from a few days to several weeks after using e-cigarettes.
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Pneumonic plague may be less famous than the bubonic form, but it's even more deadly, and that's what the first two patients have come down with.
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Two Republican senators who attended yesterday's meeting in which President Trump reportedly disparaged immigrants from "shithole countries" seem to have come down with a case of amnesia.
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As the coronavirus has spread, some workers who have come down with pneumonia and other symptoms say they have been unable to find affordable care in major cities.
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According to the World Health Organization, at least 591 people are suspected or confirmed to have come down with Ebola, while at least 357 have died as a result.
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More than 200 people have come down with measles since mid-July, when an epidemic swept through five villages in the mountainous Naga Self-Administered Zone of northwestern Myanmar.
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Seven people have died and more than 220 have come down with the virus, mainly in the regions of Lombardy and Veneto, in Europe's worst outbreak of the illness.
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Six people have died and more than 220 have come down with the virus, mainly in the regions of Lombardy and Veneto, in Europe's worst outbreak of the illness.
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More than 200 people have come down with the virus since Friday, latest data showed, the vast majority of them in the wealthy northern regions of Lombardy and Veneto.
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More than 1.33 people have come down with the virus since Friday, latest data showed, the vast majority of them in the wealthy northern regions of Lombardy and Veneto.
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The substance was also present in almost all the cannabis products used by sick patients in New York where 34 people have come down with the severe lung illness.
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Hundreds of people nationwide have come down with serious lung illnesses related to vaping cannabis-based oils, and flavored e-cigarettes are contributing to a rise in youth smoking.
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He said he called his internist on March 13 and was told by a physician's assistant that he may have come down with a flu that had turned into bronchitis.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention believes that, since 2010, between 9.2 million and 35.6 million people have come down with the flu in the United States each year.
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At least 2100 million people have come down with the flu in the U.S. with 2000,000 ending up in the hospital, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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As of September 24, at least 12 people have died, while hundreds more have come down with a mysterious illness, whose symptoms include things like chest pain, vomiting, and difficulty breathing.
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Seven people have died and over 220 have come down with the flu-like virus, mainly in the northern regions of Lombardy and Veneto, in Europe's worst outbreak of the illness.
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" Ingraham said on her Fox News show that Democrats who are calling on Franken to step down amid sexual misconduct allegations have come down with a "sudden case of feverish morality.
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Federal officials announced today that over 450 people across 33 states and the US Virgin Islands have come down with a deadly lung illness that has been linked to e-cigarette use.
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But there's no mistaking that rents have come down, with the official rental price indexes showing declines in the neighborhood of 10 percent since 2013, while anecdotally, much larger drops are bandied about.
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Health officials in New Mexico have more experience with plague than many might expect: Every year for the last few years, a handful of people in New Mexico have come down with plague.
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There were more then 3,700 people on board the ship, when it first went into quarantine near the port of Yokohama, Japan, and 218 people have come down with the novel coronavirus, COVID-19.
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Thousands of dogs in central Virginia have come down with a previously unknown, highly contagious respiratory illness — leaving veterinarians urging pet owners to keep their animals at home to prevent the epidemic from spreading.
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Disney's resident non-princess and bookworm may have come down with a dash of Stockholm Syndrome, but you can't blame the two beasts who fell in love with her (Gaston is another kind of beast).
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At least 16 people from five states have come down with gastrointestinal illnesses traced back to oysters harvested from an estuary in Baja California Sur, Mexico, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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At least 14 people have died and more than 17,000 have come down with the virus so far this year, according to official figures, making it the deadliest year since the first recorded epidemic in 2000.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Getty, Sound Waves WikiaFor more than 18 months, US diplomats have come down with similar illnesses that include mild brain damage and hearing loss after they claim to have heard unusual sounds.
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Many Republicans who are leaving the House of Representatives in the new year have come down with senioritis, and their absences may mean that a spending bill will have to attract more Democratic support in the lower chamber.
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Hundreds of people around the country have come down with apparently vape-linked illnesses, and a rapidly developing public-health scare has caused cities, states, the FDA, and even Trump to drastically respond with direct calls for some sort of prohibition.
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The illness, known as Havana Syndrome, has affected dozens of American and Canadian diplomats posted to Cuba, some of whom have come down with symptoms like memory loss, sleep disturbance and nosebleeds, after saying they heard a strange high-pitched sound.
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But in the same update, they reported that 22 people in the state so far are confirmed to have come down with respiratory illness in the days or weeks after using e-cigarettes or vaping, while another 12 possible cases are being investigated.
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About six million to seven million people in the United States have come down with the illness so far, with half of them sick enough to have seen doctors, according to estimates released on Friday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Four individuals in Florida's Miami-Dade and Broward Counties have come down with Zika infections, with no evidence of their having traveled to an area, such as Brazil, that has a florid epidemic, or of having sexual intercourse with a partner who so-traveled.
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The circumstances of this release suggest that Mr. Reeves, who plays a detective named Galban, may have come down with what might be called Nicolas Cage syndrome, in which a star repeatedly takes the lead role in fare that ends up being unceremoniously dumped on the market.
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At least three dozen students have come down with chickenpox at a private school in North Carolina — nearly one-quarter of the student body — in what health officials call the largest outbreak in the state since the chickenpox vaccine became available more than two decades ago.
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Cinema City webpage accessed Aug. 9, 2010. Masri hailed the new cinema as "awe inspiring" but accused the international press of being "there-for-the- moment reporters" who seem "to have come down with a case of 'occupation isn't so bad' syndrome" as they focus on "the new thrills of the Nablus cinema" rather than on "the people's actual grievances"."From Kalashnikovs to knafa," Jesse Aizenstat, 27/10/2009, Ma'an News Agency.
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"Paraguay declares state of emergency due to dengue fever", Healio Since the beginning of 2013, in Paraguay 35 people have died after contracting dengue fever and almost 70,000 are still infected."Paraguay: Dengue Fever Epidemic Worsens", The Argentina Independent As of June, 150,000 people in Thailand have come down with it, with 50 deaths, and some 44 deaths in Laos and 11,000 cases, 14,000 cases in Singapore but only 6 deaths, 22 deaths in Malaysia and 10,500 cases while 42,500 cases in Philippines with about 200 deaths.
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A view of the wide island platform at 96th Street. In February 2011, a lawsuit was filed by the Yorkshire Towers at 86th Street over the location of two proposed Second Avenue Subway entrances that were located right in front of the building but facing away from its semicircular driveway citing quality of life issues. However, the lawsuit was later dismissed. In an unrelated 2012 controversy, some residents in the 72nd Street station area claimed to have come down with a "Second Avenue cough" caused by dust from construction, and local doctors saw that the air quality of the area had decreased while nasal sicknesses had increased.
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As the morning starts, Betty, still missing Henry after two weeks, fights her attraction to Gio, and even the family, who have come down with the cold, thinks that she should move on, especially Hilda and Ignacio. At the Deli, Gio tries to convince Betty to admit that she does have feelings and as he kissed her, Betty slapped him and accused him of being the "rebound guy". At work, the thoughts (and e-mail pictures sent by Marc and Amanda) of Gio would consume Betty as she is asked by Claire to write an article for Hot Flash. Meanwhile, Hilda tries to get Coach Diaz to notice her, but thanks to that cold, those efforts are hampering her attempts as she tries to ask him out for a date at the middle school Justin attends.
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