They inoculated bars of soap with pathogenic bacteria, in this case E. coli and Pseudomonas, and had 16 subjects wash their hands with the inoculated bars.
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The reason is that Trump has inoculated them against facts.
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A man is inoculated against the flu in London, 1922.
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Like Bayern, it is inoculated, financially and otherwise, against failure.
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So far, the business world has been inoculated from this madness.
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She's been inoculated against the disease so she can't catch it.
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More testing is needed before humans can be inoculated that way.
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The only real solution here is for vulnerable machines to be inoculated.
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A person who has had measles or has been inoculated is immune.
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That could allow one intrusion to lead other platforms to be inoculated.
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About 830,000 children, aged 9 and older, have been inoculated with Dengvaxia.
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Cubans seem inoculated from the preoccupation with privacy that infects other countries.
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Fresh noodles are inoculated with koji powder for the next 24 hours.
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Some Democrats disagree that these members are inoculated from a blue wave.
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To find out, we inoculated squares of tile, carpet or wood with Salmonella.
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The dictatorship of Francisco Franco, which ended in 1975, inoculated them, they thought.
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Germany's political mainstream long seemed to have been inoculated by the Nazi past.
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Additionally, 49,940 people have been inoculated with an experimental vaccine since early August.
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"It's almost like the brain is temporarily inoculated against the pain," said Spiegel.
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This is how West spent most of the morning: surrounded by others, inoculated.
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That koji-inoculated rice is then mixed in a tank with regular steamed rice.
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When carpet was inoculated with Salmonella, less than 1% of the bacteria were transferred.
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And I think I'm somewhat inoculated to the effects as a result of it.
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Beef, salt and water are mixed with barley, which has been inoculated with koji.
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Some nurseries in the United States and elsewhere sell mycorrhizae-inoculated trees to growers.
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Even so, a Democratic war veteran is inoculated against Republican charges of weakness, right?
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A large portion of his followers appear to be fully inoculated against reasonable discourse.
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Ten million or so customers are mostly inoculated from those increases by federal subsidies.
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It's not that my friend likes TV. No, the problem is that he's not inoculated.
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Check for updates under the Apple menu to get yourself inoculated against the "Trident" attack.
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Poliovirus is still out there, but much of the world is now inoculated against it.
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Sixty percent of respondents said they were considering having their children inoculated outside mainland China.
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It's tricky, because the left imagines itself as somehow inoculated against the worst kinds of racism.
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But experts also say people shouldn't be worried about the outbreaks — as long as they're inoculated.
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Many political analysts in the past asserted that Franco had inoculated Spain against far-right nationalism.
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I was inoculated and had a lunch packed with little love notes in pen on the
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Second, if enough children are inoculated, everyone's risk is reduced by the "herd immunity" you mention.
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As with the mice, the inoculated monkeys developed immunity: all three vaccines protected completely against infection.
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I asked whether he thought his past infections had inoculated him against damage in his brain.
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Figures released by the government's Ebola committee showed that 3003,044 people had been inoculated since August 8.
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"I think we're sort of inoculated to seeing news reports," said Rizzo, a research professor of psychiatry.
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Faro said inoculated staff are wearing masks around sick patients — and that's something she hasn't seen before.
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When this happens, the virus can then successfully attack and reproduce in bodies that have been inoculated.
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How can we be sure the inoculation won't cause a fatal case of smallpox in the inoculated?
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At one site, the doctors reported, "numerous children" were accidentally inoculated with adult doses of a vaccine.
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He has been inoculated against my schedule (we started dating while I was covering the Trump campaign).
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Clarke and her colleagues inoculated floor tiles with bacteria then placed food on the tiles for varying times.
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Trees need to be planted in the right soil conditions, inoculated with truffle fungus, and often irrigated constantly.
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The resulting infection would be relatively mild, but the inoculated would wind up with immunity all the same.
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Yet there is at least one article of clothing that is seemingly inoculated against this inevitable death sentence.
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Several measles outbreaks in the 1960s spurred a push to have states require children get inoculated before starting school.
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This was especially true when he'd be part one thing and part another, either half inoculated or doubly vulnerable.
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So, I think we're substantially inoculated from the other issues that are happening in the industry and that's great.
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For much of Johnson's 55 years, his belief that he was inoculated from disaster appeared to be borne out.
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But vaccines can only reach their full potential if enough people are inoculated to stop dangerous pathogens from spreading.
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Herd immunity only works if you have a vaccine and 85 to 90 percent of the population is inoculated.
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What could keep Fox inoculated from any kind of significant defection is the lack of choice on the dial.
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"India must confront the societal preference, even meta-preference for a son, which appears inoculated to development," it said.
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During the recent campaigns in both countries, Angola vaccinated 22 million people, and Congo inoculated 14 million people, Salama said.
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Liar Trump seems to so regularly make false statements, it's almost as if his supporters are completely inoculated to them.
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Inoculated lemons refrigerated for 24 hours had less E. coli the next day than those left at room temperature overnight.
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Pestilos was one of the more than 800,000 Filipino children aged nine and above who had been inoculated with Dengvaxia.
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Of 287 patients inoculated, only 2 percent died, compared to the 15 percent mortality rate of the naturally occurring disease.
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Would it be unethical for me to get the children inoculated there the next time such an event is held?
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Above all we need to be inoculated against the temptations of nostalgia, to recognize the golden age of right now.
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Some of the inoculated patients died, but many fewer than would have had they contracted the disease the conventional way.
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When you churn out a disgrace a minute and no one expects anything nobler, you're inoculated by your own awfulness.
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Simeone spent a considerable portion of his professional life in that stadium, but he was never inoculated against its power.
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More than 217,000 people have been inoculated against the Ebola virus, using a vaccine that has proven effective so far.
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For decades, Germany was thought to be inoculated against far-right politics by its history with Naziism and the Holocaust.
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"Long Shot" offers plenty of insights into how Mr Edwards inoculated himself against the Republican attacks that sink most Southern Democrats.
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The logic goes something like this: with safe spaces, trigger warnings, and deplatforming, the left has effectively inoculated itself against critique.
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In 2014, Olofsson published a study showing that honey inoculated with thirteen LABs could treat chronic, antibiotic-resistant wounds in horses.
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Preparing the dish involves marinating boneless, skinless chicken in sake and shio koji (mold-inoculated rice) overnight, then battering and frying.
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In the past, party organizations, congressional leaders and other stakeholders now labeled "the establishment," inoculated members who supported their party's agenda.
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But the exercise also had not inoculated those with a history of unwise lifestyle choices, especially smoking, against developing heart disease.
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As this march continues, the role of nuclear weapons will be further cemented in national security policies and inoculated against stigmatization.
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Area health clinics are scrambling to keep up with sudden demand, mostly among parents of children who had not been inoculated.
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And this transformation has apparently inoculated Texas against its traditional economic enemy, the boom-and-bust cycle pegged to oil prices.
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When caught, they were told that their lives would be spared if they revealed the secret of how they inoculated themselves.
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But somehow, even though I was well inoculated with all his ideas, when I moved to Toronto I never met him.
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And when mice lacking the bacteria were inoculated with it, they began producing more IL-17, and became resistant to eye infections.
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When ferrets get a rabies shot in a neurobiology lab, they don't get infected with the virus—or even inoculated against it.
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A Florida pediatrician was arrested on Friday after she allegedly inoculated hundreds of children with less than the required dose of vaccine.
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They inoculated the mice and then re-introduced the gut bacteria of the timorous mice and the adventurous mice across the sample.
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For instance, the egg yolks are inoculated with viruses under ultraviolet light and in an area absent of dust and other contaminants.
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Rather, he argues that both the treatment and control groups had already partly inoculated their children against the effects of bad neighborhoods.
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The Obamacare customers who receive federal tax credits — about 80 percent of the marketplace — will be mostly inoculated from any premium hikes.
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What remains is substrate which is inoculated with mycelium and sent to incubation rooms where the mixture will sit for two weeks.
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As in previous studies, they inoculated the subjects with rhinovirus and then followed them clinically and with many cellular and antibody studies.
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So you'd think that I'd be inoculated against the indifference of some readers during the recent book tour for my novel. Wrong.
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So I was aware of dueling cultural narratives, and this, perhaps, is what inoculated me against other cultural stories — though only partially.
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But he says education in China, which stresses patriotism, has "completely inoculated us" against even thinking about siding with Hong Kong's protesters.
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Nan ru is tofu that is brined and fermented with rice that has been inoculated with a deep red strain of mold.
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For a long time, it was thought that the country's experience of dictatorship had inoculated it against the revanchist nationalism sweeping Europe.
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In 1762, Catherine was inoculated against smallpox in front of the court to demonstrate the procedure was safe and could save lives.
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In Europe, researchers inoculated calves with probiotics that eliminate the most virulent bacteria in cow guts, potentially cutting methane emissions by half.
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While we cleaned and shopped, the family was being interviewed and inoculated in preparation for travel as refugees to the United States.
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Additionally, 85,226 people have been inoculated with an experimental vaccine approved by the nation's Ethics Committee and made by pharmaceutical giant Merck.
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It was actually measles outbreaks in the 1960s that inspired a push to have states require children get inoculated before starting kindergarten.
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This includes identifying discrimination, naming and defining it so that we can ensure that our communities are inoculated against this corrosive attitude. Sen.
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The majority of Obamacare customers who qualify for financial assistance should be mostly inoculated from any repercussions of the cost-sharing reductions uncertainty.
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He designed an experiment in which he inoculated mice with this variant, then exposed them to the wild-type form of the virus.
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Today, the vaccine is mostly used to protect first responders and military personnel; the general public hasn't been inoculated against smallpox for decades.
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The Trump Administration already inoculated to such precedents, political and military, claims a strategy of unpredictability makes it a wily and cunning adversary.
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It was actually measles outbreaks in the 1960s that inspired a push to have states require children to get inoculated before starting kindergarten.
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Lawyers representing the gun companies argued that the claims raised in the lawsuit were specifically the kind that federal law inoculated them against.
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From the middle of the 19th century, parents who refused to have their children inoculated against smallpox were fined or sent to prison.
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In some ways we've become inoculated against them because of the frequency of these controversies, both pre-Trump and in the Trump era.
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"I think that I was inoculated against this feeling of being exposed by having to go to confession my entire childhood," Erdrich told me.
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But most people believe those sectors, the "white coats" that patients see every day, are more inoculated from direct retribution from the White House.
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All of them were "inoculated" with the mucus of a sick person in their noses and then followed to see if they became ill.
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In contrast, Egypt's long tradition of radical Islam and the recent experience with the Muslim Brotherhood have effectively inoculated most citizens against such ideas.
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Perhaps it is the case that citizens are more tolerant of democracy's limitations — and thus inoculated from populist appeals — when their expectations are low.
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If enough people are inoculated, the population reaches a coverage threshold known as herd immunity that prevents illnesses from spreading and turning into an epidemic.
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I can't say that Ms. Jones, who here suggests a hybrid of Mr. Rogers and Patti LaBelle, has inoculated me against this kind of whimsy.
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Because we have been so inoculated to the oddities of every day in the Trump administration, there's a tendency to just skip over Bannon's comments.
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That was undoubtedly the case the last time Congress approved a national vaccination program in 22018 for swine flu, when 219 million Americans were inoculated.
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In one landmark study from the late '50s, over 1,000 stalwarts were inoculated with the infectious nasal secretions from a patient with an active cold.
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Some of the incumbents Bannon wants to target may be vulnerable on these issues, but the smarter among them will have long ago inoculated themselves.
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By the time Herculano-Houzel was old enough to pursue graduate studies in science, she had long been inoculated with a strong dose of skepticism.
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In one such they presented three species of dung beetles with pig faeces that had been inoculated with a cocktail of harmful strains of E. coli.
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But smallpox was only eradicated because enough people were inoculated that the virus could no longer find a human host to spread to and develop in.
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Two years later, van der Weyden had inoculated eight hundred and ten mouse strains with the melanoma cells and scrutinized the physiology of metastasis in each.
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But no E. coli cells were detected in beer after exposure to non-inoculated (in other words, what you might call new or "clean") pong balls.
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We must ensure that indicators and information about cyber threats are shared broadly across the community so that more organizations can be inoculated against those threats.
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Under Obamacare, people who receive the subsidies are partially inoculated from premium increases because they pay only a certain percentage of their income for health insurance.
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Of course, he is still strongly campaigning for his party to win seats in Congress and hold the White House, so he is not politically inoculated.
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Soon, I will no longer be inoculated against seeing celebrities in real life and will have to go back to regular dinners for one instead of thousands.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: UNICEFA 1-month-old named Joy Nowai became the first person to ever get inoculated by vaccines delivered via drone yesterday.
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Beginning in 2004 and lasting through 2006, a mass vaccination campaign inoculated most of the New Zealand population: about 8003%, including 81% of those under age 20.
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In the second, we ran a controlled laboratory test to measure the number of bacteria transferred to beer from balls inoculated with a known number of bacteria.
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Bumpers was startled to discover that tens of thousands of Arkansas children had not been inoculated against common but potentially fatal diseases like measles, mumps and diphtheria.
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This girl's medical history includes being inoculated with at least one dose of trivalent Oral Polio Vaccine, which requires four doses, delivered by mouth, to protect for life.
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Before the 22002th century, some peoples, especially in Asia Minor and West Africa, inoculated themselves by piercing their skin with pus from victims or inhaling dried pox scabs.
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Some Somali immigrants in Minnesota, having bought into the widely discredited theory that the vaccine causes autism, refused to have their children inoculated against measles, mumps and rubella.
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While the sham-treated monkeys exuded virus into their blood, urine, brain fluids, saliva, and vaginal secretions, these inoculated animals had no measurable levels of the virus anywhere.
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"Justice League" is somewhat inoculated because it will draw fans of the individual characters, as well as movie-goers eager to see Wonder Woman in action again, he said.
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The team took a group of 16 monkeys, inoculated half of them with the Zika vaccine and half with a placebo, then injected them all with the Zika virus.
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Ethan Lindenberger, an 18-year-old from Ohio who defied his parents' anti-vaccination beliefs by getting inoculated, appeared today before Congress to promote vaccine education and outreach campaigns.
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Beyond describing them as vocational training facilities, the Xinjiang officials said the camps offered classes that have effectively inoculated Uighurs against the temptation to embrace religious extremism or terrorism.
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We'd also had a serious fight just before leaving Brooklyn — a tearful debate about whether our marriage could survive our differences — and so had been inoculated against enjoying ourselves.
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The CFPB was deliberately created to be a truly at arms-length agency inoculated from political influence and partisanship that is all too easy for banks to simply buy.
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Yet for almost a decade, fewer and fewer Somali children in Minnesota are inoculated because of their parents' fears, propelled by bad science and anti-vaxxer efforts, of autism diagnoses.
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As the F.B.I. plunged deeper into that investigation, Mr. Comey became convinced that the American public needed to understand the scope of the foreign interference and be "inoculated" against it.
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Makgeolli, which literally means "carelessly filtered," is the nation's oldest booze, made from rice, water, and a starter culture known as nuruk (dough that's been inoculated with bacteria and yeast).
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Vaccine manufacturer Sanofi Pasteur admitted in November that the vaccine, Dengvaxia, might increase the odds of severe illness in inoculated children who had not previously been infected with the dengue virus.
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Details: The hearing sought to address the role vaccines play in preventable disease outbreaks, and included witnesses such as Ethan Lindenberger, who had himself inoculated at 18 against his parents' wishes.
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To assist the trees in surviving, permaculture designer Koreen Brennan has installed water-harvesting swales and inoculated the trees with fungi to aid them in the uptake of soil mineral nutrients.
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The vaccination campaign, which was officially run by South Sudan's government and supported by the W.H.O. and Unicef, lasted for four days, and about 300 people in the village were inoculated.
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It seems Trump's legal defense team is following this odd Clemenza-inflected roadmap: be dismissive of the incriminating evidence in plain view, knowing your stonewalling strategy may have inoculated the President.
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Xinhua said about 76 percent of the children affected by the first batch had been treated, and plans were in place to treat children inoculated with the second batch of DPT vaccines.
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"They build tools software and models to predict abuse where it might happen and make sure we can be inoculated against future issues and be ahead of them when possible," Le says.
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The ministry had re-vaccinated all cattle in the country against the O-type virus, and the country's livestock would need to be inoculated again against the A-type strain, Kim said.
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In an office the size of an airport lounge, the floor-to-ceiling windows lined with toy trucks, Mr. Ak exuded the satisfaction of someone seemingly inoculated against the chaos around him.
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But rumors and conspiracies about the supposed side effects of the vaccine have led some parents to prevent their children from getting inoculated, leading to its resurgence in parts of the country.
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Tempeh, a Javanese food made from soya beans inoculated with spores of Rhizopus, a parasitic fungus, requires air to circulate if the mould is to grow into a solid cake around the beans.
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The call for people to get inoculated in nine out of Brazil's 26 states caused public health centers to run out of vaccines as residents of those states rushed to get a shot.
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In 1717, Lady Mary Mortley Montagu, the wife of the British Ambassador to Turkey, had her son inoculated against smallpox and would later attempt to bring the practice to England, with moderate success.
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These voters — making more than $100,000 a year, living in one of the most expensive metro areas in the country — may have been among the last Americans to be inoculated from that unwinding.
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According to a senior transition official, the incoming administration wants Price to be inoculated from questions about what Trump's alternative to the Affordable Care Act looks like when he faces probing senators this week.
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Why, that would probably have to do with the fact that you're using koji—which is fermented rice that has been inoculated with aspergillus oryzae—to give toothsome sushi rice unparalleled depth and flavor.
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Netflix is more of a "media firm" than "pure tech", Reed Hastings, Netflix's boss, recently told analysts, adding that his company was "substantially inoculated" because it does not sell ads and protects users' privacy.
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"The barley is inoculated and treated with aspergillus [a type of mold] so it'll grow on the grains and make enzymes that will be added to the fish, salt, and water mixture," explains Parle.
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Had he done any of this, he would have inoculated himself from further revelations, put the Democrats in a bind and appealed to swing voters, who he will need to win the next election.
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A high school senior who inoculated himself testified before a Senate committee this month that his mother, who opposes vaccinations and believes they are dangerous, was getting all of her information from one source: Facebook.
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"Given that Mather was neither carrying out his inoculations in an organized manner nor isolating newly inoculated patients appropriately, Douglass's criticism was legitimate," notes an entry in Harvard's Contagion: Historical Views of Diseases and Epidemics.
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For a good long while, Pruitt's emulation of the president and overwrought obsequiousness gave him favored-child status, and I thought that perhaps he was inoculated from punishment, just as he was immune from shame.
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If you think you've been inoculated against the disease of racism by being a good person — or by being something less than a white-hood, David Duke racist — you're not exactly likely to look hard.
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On Twitter this week, a scientist at West Virginia University shared his latest experiment: Sugar-coated marshmallow bunnies inoculated with a dozen kinds of fungi, and thousands of people are eager to see the results.
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She was one of the first monarchs in Europe to be inoculated, a treatment that was considered extremely controversial and risky at the time, and pushed for vaccines to become the norm throughout her kingdom.
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I recently read "Pale Fire" for the first time too (so am now forever inoculated against critics), and the energy in it, the vision, the richness, the force of voice, the panache, the detail (e.g.
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Because the first leg of their effort is being done quickly through the budget reconciliation process, it is inoculated from a Democratic filibuster in the Senate, but that move limits how sweeping the repeal can be.
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Tim Cook has gotten in his share of subtle jabs at Mark Zuckerberg, pointing out that, since Apple doesn't have an ad-based business model, it's relatively inoculated against data scandals like the Cambridge Analytica fiasco.
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Such a Saudi Arabia could well be inoculated against forces of rebellion that have toppled so many of the kingdom's neighbors across the Middle East -- a good and reliable friend as well as a military ally.
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Democrats chose the relatively moderate Lizzie Pannill Fletcher, a lawyer who has supported progressive social causes but also inoculated herself against charges of being against the oil industry by representing some of its largest corporate members.
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"We mustn't dramatize the risk of instability, we are quite inoculated against it," he said, in reference to Italy's frequent changes of government, adding that elsewhere in Europe there has been "an Italianisation of political systems".
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To see the effects of the mutation, the team next looked at how the immune systems of both animals and humans who'd been inoculated with an egg-based flu vaccine responded to the actual circulating viruses.
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But the spending did not put the race away, in part because Mr. Lamb pre-emptively inoculated himself against the Pelosi offensive by stating early in the campaign that he would not support her for leader.
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"All mammals are born heavily inoculated with bacteria from the maternal birth canal," said Maria Gloria Dominguez-Bello, an ecologist who is associate professor in the Human Microbiome Program at New York University School of Medicine.
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Some 92 percent of vaccine-eligible people in the United States have been inoculated against measles, and nearly as many have had shots to protect against the other vaccine-preventable diseases, including diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis.
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The country that we thought was inoculated, immune to nationalism after its experience last century -- nearly destroying itself and large swaths of the world by backing a populist nationalist party -- will no longer recoil from those ideas.
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They are acquired as healthy animals, inoculated or infected for testing and ultimately euthanized and incinerated at the end of a testing trial, he said, emphasizing that the animals are treated as humanely and ethically as possible.
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And in some key ways, the unsettled character of this political moment—together with the structural inequities of the Electoral College and a battery of GOP-orchestrated voter suppression drives—has inoculated President Trump from political gravity.
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And with the November general election looming, Trump's political rivals say that a president who thinks he's inoculated from any consequences could do and say things that turn off enough voters to cost him the White House.
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First, unlike the United States, where there were relatively few casualties at home, the personal experience of the horrors of war by millions of European civilians inoculated their countries against all-out war for the next seven decades.
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While captive-raised ferrets are inoculated against the disease before being released into the wild, it's much harder to vaccinate prairie dogs, hence the drones, which disperse peanut-butter flavored vaccine pellets across the dogs' habitat from above.
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On the other hand, "The Jungle Book," whose stars are mostly animals, is at least somewhat inoculated against not only Kipling's harshest critics but also the range of views about him that have emerged over the last century.
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In our controlled tests, nearly all E. coli bacteria inoculated on a ball—meaning we intentionally covered the ball with E. coli—were transferred to the beer within the 10 seconds the ball was left in the beer.
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Greenidge identified the problem with this line of thinking: It is mostly deployed as a request to be inoculated from criticism, while also failing to consider the power dynamics of a society invested in the dominance of whiteness.
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Using Fungi To Aid Water Retention Rate Of Trees The surrounding soil of each tree that Land Life plants is inoculated with mycorrhizal fungi, which increases the absorbent surface area of roots by a factor of 100 to 1,000.
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It is the job of the oppressor, not the oppressed, to make amends, and the show's only true villains are those who refuse to engage in empathy and humanity—those who are inoculated against the plights of their victims.
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The New York story distinguishes itself by being framed around Previn's victimization, preemptively inoculated against being a man's "My Year of Being Held Responsible for My Own Behavior" personal essay, a phrase the New Yorker's Jia Tolentino has coined.
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The trees that got the wood-chips and had their roots dipped in fungi experienced lower mortality rates, and are now 10 percent larger on average than the trees that were not inoculated with the fungi, Stamets told me.
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Even if Sergeant Barry, 31, is acquitted at trial or convicted of a lesser charge like involuntary manslaughter, Ms. Clark, in securing a murder indictment, may have inoculated herself from potential criticism that she is soft on the police.
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The last flu season was particularly severe — causing at least 212,000 American deaths including 180 children and 900,000 hospitalizations — because of the types of influenza strains and the fact that certain groups did not get inoculated, public health officials said Thursday.
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One dose, and I started taking a tiny bit of damage over time… but because you can only have one "poison" status at a time, this meant I was inoculated to the much more harmful toxic of this particular swamp.
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You can't blame companies for then realizing that our technology platforms have designed this incredible system whereby we have access to so many people's data, and have inoculated people to not realize that their data can be used against them.
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They have, by attacking sources of authoritative knowledge beyond the president himself, inoculated a huge swath of the American public against ever being informed about anything, providing millions of Americans with a resistance to learning that will long outlive his administration.
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As a veteran, I inoculated myself to the clunky "pursuits" tab through use of its previous iteration, a screen where bounty and questline were thrown into an indiscernible miasma of things that I'll tell myself I'll get to but probably won't.
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In today's charged atmosphere, even the nation's top warriors and spymasters are not immune from being branded as "leftists" by Netanyahu, a practice he has made into an art form and which has inoculated him from substantive criticism of his policies.
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The Israeli economy "is inoculated to a large extent" from wars in Gaza and Lebanon, says Eugene Kandel, a former economic adviser to the government and director of Startup Nation Central, a non-profit group that links global firms with local startups.
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Pasi Sahlberg, a former official at the education ministry, says Finland is inoculated from the Global Education Reform Movement, or "GERM"—a scornful term for those who call for competition between schools, standardised tests, accountability for teachers and a focus on basic knowledge.
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Now then: It irks me to have to wag a finger, but I'm going to do it, because there's a lurking strain of reactionary crudeness in this otherwise deeply enjoyable little book against which it should have been inoculated at the editing stage.
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I also go for questions that address current events, like dealing with social-media privacy or the latest security concern — issues that in the end may touch on domestic tranquillity or keeping personal tech inoculated against hacks and viruses for the common good.
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" Roosh V., who once proposed legalizing rape and founded the recently designated hate group Return of Kings, tweeted: "Alek Minnasian wouldn't have killed people with a van if the media had not inoculated him and other lonely men against effective game teachers like myself.
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As finance minister in 2015, Mr Macron briefly increased France's stake in Renault to 20%, apparently to block Mr Ghosn from pushing through a change to company bylaws that would have inoculated it against a new law granting double voting rights to long-term shareholders.
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Sans Wine is intended for wine geeks, the people who care that the wines are fermented with indigenous yeast rather than inoculated with commercial yeast, and that they are stabilized with minimum, if any, sulfur dioxide, which is nearly universally used in the wine world.
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The case involved a type of the disease that animals are inoculated against in South Korea, with all 670 hogs at the infected farm in the city of Gimje, about 200 kilometres (125 miles) southwest of Seoul to be slaughtered, said an agriculture ministry official.
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That's what Ms. Merkel, now 64, has done for 13 years, listening more to the "inner compass" of her Lutheran faith rather than any ideology, against which she was inoculated by her years behind the Iron Curtain; preferring blandness and ambiguity to stridency, caution to expediency.
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In proof-of-concept testing, Dr. Wei and his team found that the technology could accurately detect changes in 10 different plant odor molecules just two days after plants were inoculated with the pathogen that causes late blight, even before the effects were visible to the eye.
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In late April, a group of macaque monkeys was inoculated with three vaccine candidates: naked DNA, the inactivated virus from Nelson Michael's lab, and a third, "viral vector" vaccine, derived from a cold-causing virus that had been engineered in Barouch's lab to express a Zika gene.
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But the NSD-S Hub will have the biggest potential impact getting ahead of future problems by partnering NATO officers and analysts with academics and subject-matter experts to focus international engagement (primarily training) in areas that would benefit from being preemptively inoculated from projected instability.
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If we engage in Times-style gilding of every lily the leakers throw our way, and in doing so build up a fever of expectations for a bombshell reveal, but there turns out to be no conspiracy—Trump will be pre-inoculated against all criticism for the foreseeable future.
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Lumpy and craggy, the bagels are treated as a serious ingredient: pulverized, then calibrated with salt and koji (grains or legumes inoculated with spores of Aspergillus oryzae, phylogenetically kin to the mold that turns coagulated milk into blue cheese) and left to turn funky and fetid over weeks.
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Two weeks before Dr. Robbins died, the first large rollout of a conjugate typhoid fever vaccine, which he had also helped invent, began, with 10 million children in Pakistan inoculated, according to Dr. Anita Zaidi, an expert on intestinal diseases at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, which funded research on that vaccine.
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While we don't know exactly why that particular black police officer in Milwaukee shot Smith, who police say was armed and refused to drop his gun, we have enough data and research to know that the officer's skin color would not have inoculated him against the much-discussed implicit bias most often attributed to white officers.
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Despite siding with Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinPutin pardons dual U.S. citizen held on drug charges Trump's impeachment trial could use a secret ballot Bolton should testify, but that won't change the verdict — here's what could MORE in opposition to U.S. intelligence, or facing sexual assault allegations from nearly 20 women, or getting caught lying or misleading the public more than 15,21625 times since taking office, Trump has effectively inoculated himself from political destruction.
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