Worse, unethical behavior mutates into other forms of unethical behavior.
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What good will a vaccine be if the virus mutates?
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So the contagion mutates and corrupts portfolios in a different way.
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Eventually, things fall apart; cells stop dividing, DNA mutates, organs fail.
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ISIS mutates Amid immense pressure, ISIS is mutating rather than dying.
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The Joker is a model of the hopelessness that mutates into nihilism.
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After one cell mutates, scientists found, all its descendants inherit that mutation.
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It mutates, like a real parasite trying to hang on to its host.
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It mutates like no other hatred and is camouflaged in so many ways.
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In 1969, he buys The Sun newspaper, then mutates it for the masses.
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Without calling attention to itself, it mutates into this unassuming, but very gorgeous sculpture.
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J.P. Emo lives and breathes and mutates and also gobbles up what it pleases.
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But sometimes the guesses are off-base, usually because the virus mutates quicker than expected.
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That's in part because HIV mutates so quickly that scientists can't keep up with it.
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On "Behind the Scenes" he mutates his voice, channeling the throaty quality of Young Thug.
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The reader frequently has to catch up with Shapiro as he generates, mutates, and recombines meanings.
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Race is what we make of it, and what we make of it shifts and mutates.
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Tense and gripping, "The American Friend" does lose momentum as it mutates into an eccentric buddy film.
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But then, about a minute through, it mutates like an unstable element being dropped into boiling water.
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Because HIV mutates so rapidly, it's also possible the virus could evolve to resist an antibody therapy.
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But a rogue genetic experiment gone awry mutates this gentle ape into a raging creature of enormous size.
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ISIS messaging continuously mutates with different audiences, producing an average of 38 unique pieces of communications a day.
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The danger is that any such virus mutates and acquires genetic changes that could boost its pandemic potential.
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And the Catalan problem will continue to bedevil Spanish politics, even if it mutates from acute to chronic.
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The porridge stretches each small dish and also mutates it, serving as both quiet backdrop and alchemical medium.
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And each tumor is an agile, devious adversary that mutates as it grows to outwit the human immune system.
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She also knew harmful FOXG1 mutations are exceedingly rare and usually not inherited — the gene mutates spontaneously during pregnancy.
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It mutates faster than humans do, so when a population is isolated, it develops its own strain of bacteria.
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Crash Override confronts and mutates the bodies and faces of his two legged subjects to create interesting graphic patterns.
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Getting too far into my own navel here, a Twitter account mutates when you know people are reading it.
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But over the generations, the viral DNA mutates, and endogenous retroviruses eventually lose the ability to infect new cells.
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In a cityscape that mutates as much as Manhattan's, we sometimes don't notice the hulking elements until they're missing.
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The head is the part that mutates each season — and it's also the part the current flu vaccine targets.
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Its genetic material is made from RNA, which mutates much faster than DNA, producing new strains at a furious pace.
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The danger with any such virus is that it mutates and acquires genetic changes that might increase its pandemic potential.
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But often patients fail to follow the whole course of treatment, and the disease mutates into a more virulent form.
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That's because the virus mutates quickly, and flu shots must be adapted to protect against the strains circulating each season.
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His sorrow mutates into a paralyzing obsession that mystifies, annoys and embarrasses his mother, two young sons and orthodox community.
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But that support has come with unusual liabilities, as enthusiasm for the candidate mutates into something uglier and harder to control.
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The viral plotline continues in War for the Planet of the Apes, when the virus mutates to spread among the survivors.
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Back Attack mutates a man's naked body into a sci-fi creature that leaves the viewer with more questions than answers.
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Flu virus constantly mutates, and regularly jumps from swine and poultry in forms our human immune systems are unprepared to handle.
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"In her music, as in her poetry, film and Conceptual art, she constantly transgresses and mutates the form," Ms. Munroe added.
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There's a section where he mutates Kendrick's voice into a weird alien yawn while playing new agey keyboards and junglist breakbeats.
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Second, what are the chances that the geopolitical risk event mutates from its current form or intensifies in its current nature?
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The flu is an example of a virus that mutates; the mutation is why different flu vaccines are needed each year.
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Influenza is also pretty devious in how it mutates its surface molecules from year to year to evade immune system detection.
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For example, we're not certain why the DNA in our mitochondria typically mutates at a much lower rate than our other DNA.
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What if the question instead mutates to what is preferable, letting the young or old live or sacrificing one to save many?
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The series is set in an alternate history which began following the outbreak of an alien virus that mutates those it infects.
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The protein's head mutates often, but its stem usually stays the same across strains—making it a promising Achilles' heel for antibodies.
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If a particular gene-drive sequence mutates, it could end up affecting different targets, with consequences that would be hard to predict.
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Even if it is annihilated and the organization dissolves, or more likely mutates, its capacity to inspire and commit atrocities remains formidable.
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At its most useful, neoliberalism describes what happens when capitalism mutates from an economic system to a governing and even moral philosophy.
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Since humans are natural hosts of influenza B and the virus mutates much slower than influenza A, pandemics rarely occur with this type.
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It starts with accidents simple acts of aggression, but quickly mutates, like the human genome, into an spectacular bastardization of all societal rituals.
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Along the way, the virus mutates and, after a year or so, can turn into a paralysing form that resembles the wild virus.
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When not treated properly, tuberculosis not only spreads but also mutates into more drug-resistant forms, which are far more difficult to treat.
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The reason we need an annual influenza vaccine has more to do with how that virus reshuffles its genome than how it mutates.
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Though the Animistics were initially created as decorative pieces in Dream House, their conversion in and out of virtual space mutates their meaning.
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One crew comes across an alien called the Quill, a type of fungus that mutates and spreads throughout human space, killing those it infects.
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One tactic involves trying to disable the flu virus by knocking out its relatively stable stem, rather than its head (the part that mutates).
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A front-runner for global pandemics is the seasonal influenza virus, which mutates so much that a vaccine must be custom-made every year.
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The film rearranges and mutates elements from the novel to create something new, much like how Natalie Portman's character describes Area X's overall effect.
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Every time we have the vaccine that can save mankind, the virus mutates into something even more deadly and destroys everything in its path.
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Key reasons for this include the virus' outer structure, which allows it to hide from the immune system and because the virus mutates quickly.
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A global flu pandemic begins when a virus circulating in animals — like birds or pigs — mutates to infect humans, allowing it to spread quickly.
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But as he studied how H.I.V. mutates to resist the various drugs used to treat it, Dr. Wainberg made finding a cure his goal.
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It's designed to grab only the chunks that are unique to the new coronavirus, but stable enough that they won't disappear if it mutates.
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"Fragrant" is a useful hint; Jasmine came to mind, which is a popular girl's name in its own right, and easily mutates to YASMINE.
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The flu also mutates constantly, so the circulating strains can change between the time scientists make a prediction and when the flu vaccine is ready.
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Remove them, as humans are wont to do, and the mixture of species lower down the food chain mutates, often to the detriment of biodiversity.
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Either they don't take the drug as intended and the virus mutates, or they are infected by someone with a resistant form of the virus.
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HIV mutates so rapidly that those patterns constantly shift and change even within a single individual — which lets the virus evade the antibodies hunting it.
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In other words, while growing the flu virus for vaccines, H3N2 mutates to adapt to the eggs, which seems to result in a vaccine mismatch.
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The way the critical need to push past the doubt that mutates into a delusional intractableness that only reinforces itself and almost always turns ugly?
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A Soviet communist then sends the corpses through an "indoctrination tank" (which mutates them into zombies), and forms a coalition called United World Zombies (U.W.Z.).
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It goes off and mutates in other people's bodies and minds and stuff, and so it's this incredible new process of this thing you've just made.
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That's because the influenza virus quickly mutates, and the vaccine you get one year won't protect you from the strains of flu you encounter the next.
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In the woods, a meteor crashes and mutates a deer, and when that deer attacks Eddie and other students, Eddie transforms into a hulking blue monster.
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The video, with its contrasting black-and-white and colorful halves, is like the song itself: an asphyxiation that mutates into a colorful and verdant breakthrough.
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The post, which also claims "Coronavirus mutates and multiplies in the body through acid cells", has over 34 shares on Facebook as of March 6, 2020.
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The virus could work more like the flu, which mutates every year, which is why you can get a new strain of it each flu season.
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Also, the influenza virus mutates very rapidly and has split into many strains that circulate simultaneously each winter, and several have evolved resistance to older drugs.
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If it does become endemic, we may need to treat it like the flu and develop multiple vaccines for it if it mutates over time. 6.
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" Toxic masculinity, Mr. Winton argued, mutates in settler societies; it is no accident that in "The Shepherd's Hut" Jaxie is referred to as a "wild colonial boy.
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Because mitochondrial DNA lacks capabilities for checking DNA for errors and repairing it, in animals it mutates on average 10 times as frequently as its nuclear counterpart does.
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"If a virus evolves and mutates, we can simply change the Crispr system to match whatever the virus is doing," said Cameron Myhrvold, a postdoctoral researcher at Broad.
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Remember the scene in Akira where Tetsuo mutates and spontaneously generates flesh at an alarming rate, which eventually fills an entire stadium, killing several people in the process?
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The nature of these treatments is that they work for a short while, about 18 months, and then the cancer mutates, so I will have a different cancer.
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H.I.V. mutates as fast in one day as flu does in a year; it also survives by splicing its DNA into the very immune cells that hunt it.
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Like the rest of this album, "Inmortal" argues that even as the music Aventura spawned mutates ever faster, there is still comfort in how it used to be.
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Luckily, the disease can't spread to humans—at least not until it mutates or something —so this probably isn't the start of a full-blown apocalypse just yet.
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Zika is an RNA virus that mutates and evolves at a fairly high rate, which makes its genetic data like a trail of bread crumbs that scientists can follow.
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That may happen when scientists get the composition of top viruses for the vaccine wrong, or when one of the viruses mutates in the months of manufacturing and testing.
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This idea is vital because racial discrimination morphs and mutates, sometimes to evade law, other times in spite of it, as I wrote in a 2016 law review article.
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The flu virus also mutates rapidly, so people can get infected by different strains, which is why the vaccine isn't 100% effective and new vaccines are developed every year.
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The choir of angels turn satanic, the cheerleaders begin a pillow fight which mutates into a violent act akin to tar and feathering, the black metal band keeps on playing.
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H22N23 also mutates quickly, so the "reference strain" included in the flu shot may differ slightly from the H22N2 strain that shows up during flu season, lowering the vaccine's effectiveness.
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This protein usually doesn't change much as HIV mutates and evolves, and even when it does the antibody ignored the tweaks to its target and continued to stick to it.
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And in rare cases the live vaccine mutates into a dangerous form that can itself circulate and paralyze, in effect opening up a second front that requires a new campaign.
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If a test targets Covid-19's "N" gene, for instance, and the virus mutates so that gene no longer exists, then the kit will not pick up the virus.
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And many experts predict as the disease mutates and comes in waves, we could be looking at 18 months or more of periodic isolation, especially for vulnerable groups like seniors.
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The flu virus also mutates rapidly, so people can get infected by different strains, which is why the shot isn't 100% effective and why new vaccines are developed every year.
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In Taylor's stunning debut, "Real Life," quiet diligence toward one's goals mutates into a spiral that leaves the mind and body bruised as if survivors of a psychic war zone.
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Related: Tim Burton, David Cronenberg, and More Inspire an Art Exhibition Sci-Fi Classic 'The Fly' Mutates into a Fine Art Exhibition These Tiny Baby Head Sculptures Are Freaking Us Out
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Projected onto a wall, their choir rendition of "We Are the World" morphs and mutates through Young's signature sound recompression techniques, which the artist first utilized in his project, Muted Situations.
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H3N2 mutates as it moves through the population at a faster rate than other flu viruses — making it even harder to design a vaccine that can fend off the circulating virus.
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Even if they pick a good match, the virus often mutates, so much so that the vaccine elicits immune responses that do not recognize the illness and therefore struggle to fight it.
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For one, the virus mutates as it moves through the population at a faster rate than other flu viruses — making it even harder to design a shot that matches the circulating virus.
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A glimmer of hope on the coronavirus front: Experts who have been tracking the virus' spread have concluded that it mutates at a slower rate than other respiratory viruses like the flu.
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The killing has raised questions about a persistent strain of anti-Semitism in France, "an anti-Semitism that remains, that transforms, that reappears, that mutates," according to Édouard Philippe, the prime minister.
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It's then aggregated by viral news publishers, who transmit a refined version of the narrative back to the community (as well as amplifying it to a bigger audience), who mutates it further.
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Much like New England, which has created a dynasty by mastering evolution, New Orleans mutates from year to year, and this version of the Saints has embraced a different pathway to success.
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Related A Concrete Slipcase Guards This Collection of Otherworldy Photos John Carpenter's New Music Video Takes You On A Virtual Reality Highway Sci-Fi Classic 'The Fly' Mutates into a Fine Art Exhibition
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The flu also mutates rapidly, Eiras says, which means that during those six months between the time scientists make a prediction and when the flu shot is ready, the prevailing strain might change.
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In other words, you give a program messaging ideas, image options, page layouts and more, and the EA mutates, combines and evolves to find the best configuration for success on a particular site.
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What's more, we know it's a strong flu that mutates easily, it's deadly in some cases, it can spread before symptoms appear, and it's is very capable of reaching pandemic levels of infection.
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There's a track that, over the course of just a minute and half, mutates from this freaky ballad featuring Eartheater's Alex Drewchin to a footwork flip with vocals by Chicago legend DJ Slugo.
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The term, which refers to the way in which an idea spreads across culture and mutates along the way, was first coined by biologist Richard Dawkins as a way of discussing evolutionary theory.
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As a security official for the Corporation, Alice has her memory wiped by the AI system in control of the area, while the T-virus mutates to create an army of the undead.
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She appears as a haughty British honeymooner who, once possessed by the malignant spirit of a medieval witch, mutates into a hideous, murderous crone played, under thick, pustulant makeup, by a male actor.
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The FDA may pick a good match, but the influenza virus often mutates, sometimes so much that the vaccine elicits immune responses that do not recognize it and therefore struggle to fight it.
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Because influenza mutates so quickly into so many different strains, each year's vaccine is unique—designed to target only the strains that are most likely to cause the most damage in the next season.
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It's well established that older men are more likely to pass on a genetic disorder to their offspring, but we're learning more about why this happens: As men age, their sperm mutates more frequently.
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The virus mutates into a shape that people have never or rarely seen before (and that our vaccines aren't calibrated against), so it runs wild, easily spreading and sickening most any person it touches.
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If we are in doubt about our test, or if there is something wrong with the test targets, the virus mutates or something, we could still switch to the test that another lab uses.
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The virus mutates into icons such as the anarchy symbol and the triangle logo of ACT UP, while the stock imagery and drawings lead to Wolfson's punk alter ego, casually lingering in a Parisian park.
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"You're In Love with Your Hair" was partially made with the 400 — one of Teenage Engineering's self-assembly modular synths — and immediately starts with a ringing, metallic sound that morphs and mutates as the song progresses.
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She has selected, she mutates viruses and then selects those that bind to, let's just say cobalt, or carbon nanotubes or various things that you want to put in a battery to make them work better.
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It's a familiar pattern that's played itself out over the ensuing decades throughout all aspects of popular music, and popular culture in general, as a once tangible form mutates and fractures into disparate parts over time.
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"If we are in doubt about our test, or if there is something wrong with the test targets, the virus mutates or something, we could still switch to the test that another lab uses," Drosten said.
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He's like the blond alien in the 1995 movie "Species," who mutates from ova to adult in months, regenerating and reconfiguring at warp speed to escape the establishment, kill everyone in sight and eliminate the human race.
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There's a nefarious conspiracy here for audiences to unpack, and it's all part of the way Peele uses a genre framework to explore how racism survives and mutates in an All Lives Matter culture, taking different insidious shapes.
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I've never seen anything like the Republican effort to defend Trump, which charts the frontiers of creativity, explores the outer limits of audacity, mutates like the monsters in the "Alien" movies and restores my faith in American ingenuity.
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An account of the last days of James Whale, director of the 1931 adaptation of "Frankenstein," the film begins as a tame biopic but soon mutates into a very peculiar discursion about the seductions and strangeness of flesh.
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If the Republican Party mutates and disfigures itself into a stealth progressive party with a white nationalist streak, it's irrelevant whether new people join it; I and millions of others will not support it if that comes to pass.
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For most people, however, the seasonal flu virus, which mutates just a little bit every year, is not particularly severe because our immune systems have already probably seen a similar flu virus and thus know how to fight it.
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Vandermeer has often drawn inspiration from humanity's relationship with the natural world, and this fight is between two giant forces: one a chaotic force of nature, and the other a calculating, malevolent individual who mutates her followers into grotesque creatures.
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Click here to view original GIFCredit: Harvard Medical SchoolBy building a gigantic petri dish, researchers from Harvard Medical School and Technion-Israel Institute of Technology have produced a jaw-dropping visualization showing bacteria as it mutates to become resistant to drugs.
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This makes sense, given that influenza B drifts, or mutates, at a rate two to three times slower than influenza A. Influenza B tends to cause a less severe reaction than type A flu virus, and is not capable of causing pandemics.
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For instance, the music Beverly has on melts and mutates for a microsecond; every now and then, the expression on her face turns lost and wary; and the geography of the characters' entrances and exits feels strangely illogical, when you think about it.
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As the manifestation of the idee fixe, this works well in accordance to the musical reference material, where the tune slightly mutates in each movement, eventually becoming a grotesque parody of itself in the Sabbath portion — a "vulgar tavern tune," in the composer's own words.
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A patient wearing a version of the Russian Chibis suit on the ISS, via NASAExactly how much outer space twists and mutates our DNA is a subject Kelly can help us understand, because he has a twin brother with exactly the same genetic code.
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Global health and infectious disease specialists cite as one of their greatest concerns the threat of a human flu pandemic caused by a bird flu strain that makes such a jump and mutates into a deadly and airborne form that can pass easily between people.
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Because of how HIV works—how the virus infects a cell, what kinds of cells it infects, how it mutates and reproduces—and because of how vaccines get tested and developed, most scientists working on HIV immunology don't think that such a classical approach can work.
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At Camp Firewood, in the summer of '81, time mutates and age is a costume — a young camper counsels a 30-something arts-and-crafts instructor through her divorce, while an associate professor makes a machine to shift the course of space debris using doughnuts and cans of Spam.
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For the sake of comparison, imagine this scenario unfolding in the U.S.: A third party, just slightly more visible than the Libertarians or Greens, mutates, within days, into an electoral colossus that gobbles up three-quarters of the districts in the U.S. House of Representatives in a 325-seat wave.
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This brief exchange between human and machine — implying a kind of quiet understanding, a mind meld between old friends — kicks off the ad's subsequent 3 minutes and 10 seconds: a Jonzian dance-journey into magical realism, in which Twigs manipulates and mutates her surrounding environment into something expansive enough to hold her joy.
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Worse, despite calls for openness, SARS hero Dr. Zhong Nanshan, who was celebrated for his 210 efforts, gave a televised interview on January 220 in which he warned that 22003 healthcare workers were infected in Wuhan, the risk to medical personnel is acute, and severity of threat will rise if the virus mutates.
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Well, it's still, it's this, I mean ... The links between the far right, alt ... There's still so much of the Cambridge Analytica story which hasn't been reported out, and in Britain, it just mutates and changes form so that Nigel Farage's new party, the Brexit party, it's now using PayPal to try and circumvent the electoral finance laws.
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" Maybe I get complacent, or perhaps I overreach my ability, but after 52 minutes of playing the game, talking about our experiences, and also discussing the similarities between the movie Edge of Tomorrow and Dark Souls, I come upon a zombie that mutates into something that, as Serafinowicz puts it, looks like "a big black dick with a mouth.
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Consider the standard seasonal flu, which is much less severe but still a consistent challenge for health professionals; it essentially constantly mutates, which is why each year a new flu vaccine is developed, with researchers essentially racing the clock to anticipate which newly mutated strains will pose the greatest threat in each flu season, adapting the inoculation and urging the public to get their updated shot.
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Although several reviewers have complained that this part of the book lags, I found the disparate sobriety stories of Sawyer, Gwen, Marcus, and Shirley essential to Jamison's book, serving to widen its scope: Along the way, it mutates from one gifted and successful young woman's tale—the story of a woman who believed all her life "that I had to earn affection and love by being interesting, and so I had frantically tried to become really fucking interesting"—into a larger inquiry into how we seek to heal ourselves.
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