Thermacell Mosquito Repellent Refills (Contains 75 Repellent Mats, 25 Fuel Cartridges)
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Here are the best mosquito repellent products:Best mosquito repellent overall: OFF!
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Here are our top picks for the best mosquito repellent products:Best mosquito repellent: OFF!
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If you use repellent and sunscreen, apply sunscreen first and then the repellent, the guidelines say.
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Apparently, they had mistaken the wording of "bear repellent" and had assumed it was to be used like mosquito repellent.
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He recommends a three-pronged approach to prevention: avoid mosquitoes' natural habitat, apply repellent to skin and apply repellent to clothing.
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Deep Woods Insect RepellentBest repellent for yards: Cutter Backyard Bug Control Spray ConcentrateBest mosquito repellent wipes: Aunt Fannie's Mosquito Repellent WipesBest bug zapper: Stinger Insect ZapperBest mosquito repellent candles: Light in the Dark Votive Citronella CandlesBest mosquito traps for standing water: Summit Mosquito DunksUpdated on 10/21/2019 by Owen Burke: Updated prices, links, and formatting.
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The products are all about mosquito repellents, including: - Zika Shield: mosquito nets; particularly nets adapted to be mounted onto an umbrella - Zika Screen: insect screens for use in building construction - Zika Trap: insect traps - Bye Bye Zika: mosquito repellent coils - Anti Zika: cedar wood for use as an insect repellent; insect repellent tags for pets; mosquito repellent incense - Zika Band: insect repellent wristband Judge all you want ... there's a good chance these quick thinkers will rake in the dough.
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Before you head out, spray on a layer of long-lasting bug repellent, like the Sawyer Products Premium Insect Repellent that Wirecutter recommends.
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Deep Woods Insect RepellentBest repellent for yards: Cutter Backyard Bug Control Spray ConcentrateBest mosquito repellent wipes: Aunt Fannie's Mosquito Repellent WipesBest bug zapper: Stinger Insect ZapperBest mosquito repellent candles: Light in the Dark Votive Citronella CandlesBest mosquito traps for water: Summit Mosquito DunksBest outdoor fan: Designer Aire Outdoor Standing Pedestal FanThe best sleeping bags you can buyA sleeping bag is more than a matter of comfort.
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Deep Woods Insect RepellentBest repellent for yards: Cutter Backyard Bug Control Spray ConcentrateBest mosquito repellent wipes: Aunt Fannie's Mosquito Repellent WipesBest bug zapper: Stinger Insect ZapperBest mosquito repellent candles: Light in the Dark Votive Citronella CandlesBest mosquito traps for water: Summit Mosquito DunksBest outdoor fan: Designer Aire Outdoor Standing Pedestal FanThe best sleeping bags you can buyA sleeping bag is more than a matter of comfort.
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The products targeted by Schneiderman include the Wildheart Outdoors Natural Mosquito Repellent Bracelet, the Kenza High Quality Zika Mosquito Repellent Smiley Patch and the STAR Ultrasonic Pest Repeller.
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Ever so deftly, ever so coolly, she flips over the surface and gives us a glimpse of the repellent or the beguiling or, more often, the repellent-beguiling thing underneath.
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But given that you won't do those two things, the better question is what will happen if you wear a repellent that's exempt from EPA registration, or no repellent at all.
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Using insect repellent is safe — even for pregnant women.
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If you need protection against insects, apply insect repellent over sunscreen, and reapply the sunscreen after two hours, on top of the insect repellent, which does not have to be reapplied so frequently.
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Operators must spray rings of bug repellent around their cameras.
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"I'll just buy some really strong insect repellent," she said.
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Wear insect repellent, since mosquitoes lay eggs in standing water.
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Lord shared one of them (the shark repellent) over Twitter.
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A British woman hands me a can of insect repellent.
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Dr. Elkin advised her to use insect repellent with DEET.
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A dose of repellent did nothing to slow her down.
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Or, to use an even more repellent term, a slave.
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Wirecutter recommends the Maytex Water Repellent Fabric Shower Curtain Liner.
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She said she doesn't earn enough to buy bug repellent.
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The outer layer should be tightly woven, water repellent, and hooded.
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But the princely capers make a gripping, if sometimes repellent, read.
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As repellent as they are, these tales are just a taste.
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What they did not expect was that the repellent would fail.
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There is no way around using something that is water repellent.
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You have to put the repellent on like a hand cream.
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This combination skin and clothing repellent strategy is your best defense.
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The material is a durable nylon with a water-repellent finish.
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Bjørn finds this self-satisfaction repellent: His son as an optician.
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Buster Scruggs is beautiful but also monotonous and a bit repellent.
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It came in response to Napolitano calling Trump "immoral" and "repellent."
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Bartenders offered patrons cans of repellent along with their shaken martinis.
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Employees were asked to wear bug spray until repellent wristbands arrived.
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"Quitters" is repellent but believable, which makes it a little scary.
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Victor doesn't remember him, but the initial impression is viscerally repellent.
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If your destinations include malaria areas, insect repellent is not enough.
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They were given soap, cushions and repellent to protect against mosquitoes.
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Instead, higher DEET concentrations mean the repellent will be effective longer.
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Should I spray mosquito repellent on my skin when I'm outdoors?
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Inside were vibrators, $15,000 necklaces, "psychic vampire repellent," and $600 cardigans.
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This one is stain — and dirt — repellent, perfect for car use.
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Burt's Bees All-Natural Herbal Insect Repellent, $8.29, available at Amazon.
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Deep Woods Spray PumpBest bug repellent with picaridin: Sawyer Premium Insect Repellent with 20% PicaridinBest for clothing: Sawyer Premium PermethrinBest natural bug spray: Repel with Lemon Eucalyptus OilBest DIY bug repellent ingredients: Oil of lemon eucalyptus , geranium, cedar wood, lavender, rosemary, grapefruit, citronella, garlic, thyme, eucalyptus , peppermint, and lemongrass Updated on 10/24/2019 by Owen Burke: Updated copy, links, formatting, and prices.
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We slather mosquito repellent on our sons, who are 8 and 11.
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In many Brazilian cities, mosquito repellent has become nearly impossible to find.
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JB: Some women may be concerned about using mosquito repellent while pregnant.
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This isn't the first time permethrin has been used as a repellent.
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The single best way to protect yourself is to use mosquito repellent.
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Komodo dragon quality of his skin and chin—but he wasn't repellent.
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To protect pregnant women, Frieden recommended using insect repellent daily and reliably.
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We live in South Florida so we knew to bring insect repellent.
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Recommendations included using mosquito repellent and wearing long-sleeved shirts and trousers.
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"I'm going to try my best to put repellent on," she said.
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There's nothing Americans find "more repellent in women than anger," and Mrs.
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Maybe the "brand" in the clue "Mosquito repellent brand" means "type of"?
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You shouldn't be fooled by higher DEET concentrations on repellent bottles, however.
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The fight against Zika is complicated by repellent shortages and uncollected trash.
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It's also water and weather-repellent to withstand all sorts of conditions.
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Oh man, I find all of that shit totally repellent and boring.
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Clovers Garden Citronella Geranium Natural Mosquito Repellent Plants, $26.67, available at Amazon.
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The sex that is shown is usually routine, sometimes repellent, and occasionally frightening.
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Dr Rühe's nanograsses have water-repellent "blades" attached to thin sheets of silicon.
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The polymer binder provides the durability and the filler provides these repellent properties.
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Sure, purchasing bug repellent is an option, but where's the fun in that?
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But both are also reviled by others as arrogant, inauthentic and generally repellent.
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Racism is always repellent, but the level of stupidity there was mind-boggling.
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If you want to use a lower-dose repellent, apply it more often.
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She wore an ankle-length dress and repellent on her sandal-shod feet.
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I consider Sagawa repellent, and the movie an exercise in intellectualized scab-picking.
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Mr Corbyn has devoted his life to supporting obscure and often repellent causes.
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Most camps supply the usual toiletries as well as sunscreen and insect repellent.
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Cutter CitroGuard 20-Ounce Insect Repellent Triple Wick Candle, $10.60, available at Amazon.
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Murphy's Mosquito Sticks - All Natural Insect Repellent Incense Sticks, $12, available at Amazon.
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Something that's breathable, while also water-repellent and sweat-wicking is what you're after.
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And Medicaid has been approved to cover insect repellent to help people avoid bites.
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It was unclear if the bear repellent came from a third-party Amazon seller.
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Its smoke and essential oil actually make a good natural alternative to insect repellent.
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The packages contain vital items such as floatation devices, shark repellent and medical equipment.
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Products include The Hookahroo – floatationdevice; The Sharkstopper – acoustic shark repellent; and The X2400 – underwaterjetpack.
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MAP International is providing mosquito repellent, antibiotics, and pain relievers in the affected countries.
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It's light and stretchy, with Patagonia's FullRange insulation and a DWR water-repellent finish.
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Many, especially from poor communities, said they couldn't always afford to use mosquito repellent.
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Scientific studies indicate that ultrasonic repellent devices have no effect in preventing mosquito bites.
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But what may be the best repellent around is also the hardest to get.
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What incentive is there to read all these repellent passages about a heartless ogre?
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Spade on a life adventure packed with deliberately repellent sexual humor, misogyny and homophobia.
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The abrasion-resistant Pertex Diamond Fuse ripstop nylon has a DWR water-repellent finish.
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The lens also has a water-repellent coating to prevent residual water build up.
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Sometimes this is repellent, sometimes provocative, sometimes even — in "Spring Breakers," at least — profound.
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Julia McWilliams, later known by her married name, Julia Child, cooked up shark repellent.
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Next to a pillow was a can of repellent with which his roommate sleeps.
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She wore tan polyester bell-bottom slacks and a red water-repellent winter coat.
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PFCs are used in durable water repellent finishes, which are common in outdoor clothing.
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How is it possible for something so fancified to feel so repellent and cheap?
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In addition to insect repellent, the kits include bed nets, larvicide tablets and condoms.
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Those who don't reach for the mayonnaise when they can't find the insect repellent.
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Horrified, Mr. Mohammad initially refused, since he had been taught to find Christianity repellent.
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Owen & Fred's durable and water-repellent bag that looks as good as it protects.
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The pink case flashed the words, "f—boy repellent," and showed a white spray bottle.
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There's no IP-rated water resistance, but at the very least the phone's water repellent.
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And this Reddit saga isn't the only recent case of farts as Bad Man Repellent.
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And when a fire is approaching, he smears his windows with this flame-repellent hydrogel.
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So they took him a big bottle of spray repellent which seems to be helping.
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This light softshell has a fleece insulation lining and a durable water-repellent (DWR) finish.
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Once the pots have cooled, they are layered with two coats of the repellent paint.
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"[Bug repellent and sunscreen] are very different and should be used very differently," says Hale.
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They embody secret intentions, and seem disturbing precisely because they are both repellent and relatable.
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Clinton's campaign staff gave out cans of mosquito repellent to reporters ahead of the visit.
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Chronic product shortages mean even pain killers and insect repellent are hard to come by.
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But as not to scare them off, the men could not use any mosquito repellent.
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Doctors are advising pregnant women to wear mosquito repellent and long sleeves during daytime hours.
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Sweaty, overweight and generally repellent, he's like a giant frog in a downbeat fairy tale.
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It is insulated for warmth, water- and dirt-repellent, and has reflective stripes for visibility.
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All of us were given two types of mosquito repellent before we left New York.
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Essential oils may have some repellent effect, but don't rely on them, Dr. DeShaw said.
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Wearing insect repellent and clothing that covers your body can help keep ticks away, too.
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In 1979, however, DeAngelo was fired after being caught shoplifting a hammer and dog repellent.
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"It doesn't matter what we do," Ms. Reyes said, gesturing to a bottle of repellent.
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If you're also using sunscreen, apply the sunscreen first, and then the mosquito repellent afterward.
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"American Dreamer" turns over several repellent plot points before settling on a cheap ironic ending.
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It is easy to see why a progressive economist finds the 45th president so repellent.
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He wore heavy framed glasses and a blue water-repellent winter coat with a hood.
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His competition: a deadly sins quartet of repellent young creatures, here embodied by adult performers.
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It's still possible though, so ask your veterinarian for a repellent approved for animal use.
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Wearing insect repellent when outdoors (especially at dawn and dusk) is important to prevent EEE.
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The agency GfK Bluemoon had 1,4483 smokers select the colors they found most visually repellent.
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"The advice would be to wear a repellent which contains an active ingredient and wear that repellent all day and all evening," Professor James G. Logan, Head of the Department of Disease Control at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, tells PEOPLE.
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It was only introduced to the mass market in 1999 and is billed by the EWG as being a "strong" mosquito repellent, and a "good" tick repellent, which isn't quite good enough to knock DEET or picaridin off their thrones, at least at this point.
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With inflation accelerating, the Argentine government has also temporarily reduced the price of a popular repellent.
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More money, he added, should be spent on Zika research and providing poor Brazilians with repellent.
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They're also water-repellent, so they'll survive a splash from the rain or a thorough sweating.
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The G224 opts for a "water repellent nano-coating" to protect it from random splash damage.
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They're fine-tuning it here, working out details like how strong the repellent needs to be.
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And she was spotted with insect repellent on her arms during her first night in Tonga.
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"But other than taking the precaution of using more repellent, I'm planning on enjoying my vacation."
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The firm reckons its dust-repellent fabric could find uses in medicine or clean-room manufacturing.
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This down hoodie is made from bluesign-certified materials and has a DWR (water-repellent) finish.
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We have ample testimony that he's abrasively arrogant, nakedly self-aggrandizing, suspiciously oily, and generally repellent.
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These included individuals swallowing insect repellent and dousing their bodies with boiling water, the newspaper reported.
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Police had previously said at least one suspected bootlegger had added mosquito repellent to the mix.
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Some even include bottles of F*ckboy Repellent, which we could all use about ten of.
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And she was spotted with insect repellent on her arms during her first night in Tonga.
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They contain insect repellent, condoms and other items to help prevent mosquito-borne and sexual transmission.
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Military personnel in affected areas are advised to use insect repellent and to wear appropriate clothing.
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This glib and repellent exercise in "can you top this" genre opportunism has a 2013 copyright.
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Mr. Cornyn's repellent remarks were, in this sense, an accurate reflection of the Republican mind-set.
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It felt as warm and inviting to the touch as Lemberger's nose was repellent and cold.
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Contrarily repellent is Dolan's utter intolerance of any departure from his less-than-enlightened company line.
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To make their surfaces, the researchers covered small alumina plates with a super- water-repellent coating.
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The agency also advises taking precautions to avoid mosquito bites, like wearing repellent and long sleeves.
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If you walk through wooded or grassy areas where it's prevalent, you should use insect repellent.
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Long-lasting and decay-resistant, Great North Forest Cedar Mulch is also a natural pest repellent.
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The film's first half-hour depicts Owen as relentlessly abusive to the point of being repellent.
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You can't stop watching Mr. Abdul-Mateen, even when his character is at its most repellent.
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Nick is a fox, and Hopps, at her father's insistence, carries fox repellent in her holster.
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Some vignettes are anecdotal; others are tangles of passive aggression, racial hostility or repellent one-upmanship.
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Chronic shortages of medication, insect repellent, and contraception, are also turning worry into terror for many.
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Like a lot of the other bags on this list, J.Crew's is water-repellent and lightweight.
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Higher concentrations of the anal fluid were more repellent to the ants, illustrating the excretion's noxious qualities.
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Raven Chacon: "Repellent Fence" was about the people split by the fence and the people in between.
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Hale recommends avoiding combination products and instead applying a base layer of sunscreen before using bug repellent.
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Shelves at multiple pharmacies here have been wiped clean of mosquito repellent, as stores rush to restock.
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Operation Blessing International is distributing mosquito nets and repellent to pregnant women in El Salvador and Haiti.
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The contour feathers of modern birds are round and flat, making them smooth, aerodynamic, and water-repellent.
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With 700-fill-power down insulation and a durable water repellent (DWR) finish, it's down for anything.
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The down is hydrophobic and the ripstop nylon has also been treated with a water-repellent finish.
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RELATED: CHECK OUT THESE 7 MOSQUITO REPELLENT TIPS If a bite happens, itching is soon to follow.
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The jacket has a water-repellent finish on a Gore-Tex three-layer fabric with taped seams.
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Travelers to hazardous areas are urged to prevent mosquito bites by using repellent and covering exposed skin.
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STALE FOOD IS REPELLENT, MONOGAMOUS LOVE BREEDS CONTEMPT, SENILITY CRIPPLES GOVERNMENT THAT IS TOO POWERFUL TOO LONG.
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Pet owners can protect their companions by keeping them indoors or using a veterinarian-approved bug repellent.
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The Blixen is made in the US from wool felt, is water repellent, and keeps its shape.
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"Really, the biggest problem is in training and competing — when I can't use it (repellent)," she said.
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Some are a mix of pure alcohol, carbonated drinks and an ingredient used in anti-mosquito repellent.
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For bug repellent, DEET is effective, but it can melt plastic gear and clothes, as demonstrated here.
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Deep Woods Insect Repellent with its 25% DEET concentration that wards off mosquitoes, ticks, flies, and more.
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They were given soap, pillows and mosquito repellent and were led into court on Saturday in handcuffs.
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The Go Anywhere Tech Blazer features a four-way stretch material that's moisture-wicking and water repellent.
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I'd developed an affinity for poetry and purple eye shadow — my own special brand of popularity repellent.
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As will the massive amounts of mosquito repellent and insecticide that will bathe the city's athletic venues.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend using a repellent registered by the Environmental Protection Agency.
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When you choose a repellent, remember that ones with higher DEET concentrations do not provide stronger protection.
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The new Razr has water-repellent qualities, but you should wipe it dry if it gets wet.
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"I didn't bring any repellent," said Sophie Bahgeri, a 25-year-old Australian strolling along the beach.
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Plenty of companies offer solutions — like bacteria-killing baths for sponges, water-repellent surfaces or antimicrobial materials.
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To protect against those bloodsucking pests, Walker wore long socks and an invisible armor of bug repellent.
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They should also carry insect repellent, anti-microbial foam or cream and alcohol-based hand washing gel.
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"Our jackets are also water repellent, packable, and they weigh less than one pound," Nambiar told CNBC.
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Other things worth noting are the fingerprint sensor on the back and the phone's "water-repellent" design.
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Other travelers should take precautions to avoid mosquito bites by wearing long sleeves and using bug repellent.
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Use insect repellent that contains DEET to prevent flea bites and treat dogs and cats for fleas regularly.
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It's also smart for outdoorsy types in the area to use insect repellent labeled for protection against fleas.
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"If you're outside in a warm climate, the repellent will evaporate faster because you're likely perspiring," he said.
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And Nike's 2018 Lunar Force has disguised its water-repellent ruggedness with a classic Nike Air Force look.
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Shop Nordstrom: Down and puffer coats: Pretend you're in a sleeping bag with a water repellent Patagonia parka.
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SolaRoad says that the top layer has also been designed to be dirt repellent, skid resistant and strong.
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But I'm even angrier at the Republicans who are only now pulling their support for this repellent candidate.
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It aims to focus initially on the sweetener stevia, health supplement resveratrol and nootkatone, a potential mosquito repellent.
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I also ask every Floridian to take proper precautions by eliminating any standing water and wearing insect repellent.
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Here's what happened: He quit the police force when he was caught shoplifting a hammer and dog repellent.
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Surfaces that manage to repel liquids with low surface tension are called superoleophobic, or highly oil-repellent, surfaces.
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There is no place that should welcome Mr. Trump's politics, but the choice of Patchogue is particularly repellent.
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Weinstein's sexual predations are repellent, but they're also far from the only immoral byproduct of big-donor politics.
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They contain insect repellent, condoms, mosquito nets and other items to help prevent mosquito-borne and sexual transmissions.
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Ms. Ozuna said she lowered her window screens and used repellent, especially on her 2150-month-old daughter.
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I recognized PATCHOULI as an incense scent, but didn't know that it was used as an insect repellent.
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As repellent as it is to make the comparison, McCain shared one characteristic with Shakespeare's Julius Caesar: bravery.
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And never fear, there's a chapter about shark repellent to make up for the unfortunate lack of leeches.
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His watercolor paintings of sugary junk food, like Hove's cakes, are both attractive and repellent, beautiful and toxic.
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Deep Woods Insect Repellent provides hours of reliable mosquito irritation prevention thanks to the 25% concentration of DEET.Pros:
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But until now, I had found the idea of escape rooms gently repellent, like music festivals or camping.
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Whereas those artworks had a luscious, dark beauty to them, her Oldenburgs have a crude, almost repellent quality.
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The main function of these short feathers was to provide insulation, and they may have been water-repellent.
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Achebe's essay helped explain what I had found repellent in Conrad's work and why I'd stopped reading him.
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Republican legislators needn't embrace the remedy of impeachment in order to denounce the president's repellent and dangerous behavior.
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For a kid growing up in Southern Ohio — Bible belt country — the sound was both alluring and repellent.
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"We Are the Flesh," its abundance of repellent imagery notwithstanding, has an air of the academic about it.
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Those marigolds at the door might smell rank and repellent to some, but to me they're marvelously zesty.
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Thinly disguised as a national security measure, the ban reinstates many of the most repellent elements of the original.
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To keep her toasty this Christmas, Moncler's padded, water-repellent Tatie jacket comes complete with a fox fur collar.
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Remarkably, that wasn't even the first time that Amazon workers have been exposed to bear repellent at its facilities.
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I slathered myself multiple times a day with DEET and wore one of those olive-drab insect-repellent bands.
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New research shows that their silver sheen serves as a heat-repellent system, reflecting incoming sunlight like a prism.
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When it is cut open, for city drain-work or open-cast mining, the raw, muddy scar seems repellent.
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Jimenez said the virus is easily avoided by taking simple measures like spraying with repellent and wearing proper clothing.
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I've already sweat through my shirt and jeans, which are also covered in permethrin, Connoley's tick-repellent of choice.
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Mr Trump has said ever more repellent things about immigrants, women and Muslims and declined to condemn white supremacists.
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This includes using insect repellent, wearing long sleeves and plants, and staying in buildings with screens or air conditioning.
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Wearing trousers and long-sleeved shirts reduces the target area mosquitoes can attack and wearing repellent drives them away.
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They can also be provided with bed nets, mosquito repellent, and other items to help protect themselves from mosquitoes.
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The ceiling fan softly creaked as Hau'ofa sprinkled garlic, an edible Fijian mosquito repellent, across her half of papaya.
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And we don't mean the merely annoying (like "literally") or obnoxious (like "synergy"), but words that are viscerally repellent.
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For those who dislike DEET, Sawyer Premium Insect Repellent with 20% Picaridin is our favorite bug spray without it.
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People in the area are also being asked to use mosquito repellent and take other steps to protect themselves.
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But work is work, so she slathered on mosquito repellent and put on long pants, despite the sweltering heat.
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His cynicism can be repellent, his message discipline exhausting, and his Reagan-vintage policy proposals induce a mild despair.
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Labfresh, an Amsterdam-based start-up, has created a cotton shirt that claims to be stain and smell-repellent.
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The company recently released an original product: the "drapron," a combination apron-dress made with a water-repellent coating.
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She also uses a daily essential oil that includes lavender and geranium, which may act as a light repellent.
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She held the aerosol can of bug repellent as well, and she sprayed it into any face close by.
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I noticed that the only subject that interested him was Alles Schall und Rauch, which I found pretty repellent.
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A wearily resigned wife is awakened by her husband to sexually service a physically repellent but locally powerful guest.
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The most popular and accessible form of E.P.A.-approved repellent is DEET, short for N,N-diethyl-meta-toluamide.
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Some of the most repellent images show the prisoners protesting their conditions by smearing feces on their prison walls.
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But while Jack Bauer's violent tactics were repellent, the inner darkness they suggested gave the character a certain complexity.
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The water-repellent exterior isn&apost super soft, but the interior is another story — soft, gently padded, and comfortable.
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This is an undeniably fascinating film despite, or perhaps because of, the repellent actions Mr. Zahedi depicts himself taking.
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Emotional manipulation is nothing new to cinema, but it can be particularly repellent if a film's story feels pointless.
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The agency is calling for increased mosquito control – insecticide spraying and the dissemination of bug repellent and bed nets.
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Here is a roundup of some of the best and most notable projects of the bunch: 'THROUGH THE REPELLENT FENCE' (21981) The director Sam Wainwright Douglas chronicles the planning and deployment of "Repellent Fence," a two-mile-long art installation from the collective Postcommodity that straddled the border for four days in 21987.
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The phone comes with a water-repellent nano-coating which the company claims can withstand accidental water spills and splashes.
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Some tourists thought bear spray (pepper spray) worked like bug repellent and sprayed the hot chemicals all over their bodies.
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Since Zika is primarily spread by mosquitoes, I also talk with patients about avoiding mosquito bites and using bug repellent.
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When it rains, we break out our bulkiest rain boots, our widest umbrellas, and our sturdiest, most water-repellent coats.
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She opted for a cap-sleeve dress for the engagement, but still protected her arms against mosquitos with insect repellent.
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Grocery stores are expected to see increased sales of many summer essentials, like sunscreen and bug repellent, over the holiday.
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The exterior is made from Bluesign-certified 400-dernier ballistic nylon with top-of-the-line YKK water-repellent zippers.
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Up until now, the culture of creativity and domain expertise have served as shark repellent for the inhabitants of Malibu.
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"We will be offering complimentary mosquito repellent at key locations beginning tomorrow," Universal spokesman Tom Schorder told CNN by email.
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Importantly, this super-repellent surface works with polypropylene, a common plastic that's used to package food and other consumer products.
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In their despair, Brazilians are about to reject a discredited party in favour of a political adventurer with repellent ideas.
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"We will be offering complimentary mosquito repellent at key locations beginning tomorrow," Universal spokesman Tom Schorder told CNN by email.
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Other bird repellent methods have proven more invasive to humans in the surrounding areas, like squawk boxes and even shotguns.
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Terpenes (which are found in many plants) may hold several functions, including acting as a repellent to insects and pathogens.
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You should protect yourself from mosquitoes by using insect repellent, wearing appropriate clothing and staying indoors as much as possible.
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Being tough on immigrants seems to be a good way for otherwise repellent candidates and parties to win mass support.
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But one learns to adapt quickly; long pants and bug repellent might soon become part of one's hill camp arsenal.
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But it turns out that methyl anthranilate—the chemical compound in artificial grape flavor—is used as a bird repellent.
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He resembles Ted Cruz in this way, but is far more telegenic and less viscerally repellent than the Texas senator.
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Fire department operations deputy director Soiman Jahid said the cause was likely a short circuit or a mosquito repellent coil.
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So in addition to the fleece, Ewers added a water-repellent material to the outside and also included adjustable straps.
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Sawyer Premium Insect Repellent with 20% Picaridin is excellent at warding off insects of the gnat, sandfly, and mozzie varieties.
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There is a reflective strip on the body and it is water-repellent so it will keep your gear dry.
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That hooded sweatshirt looks warm and durable, with a decent rain-repellent exterior, and the tie is an added bonus.
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Wilkinson said organizers will make mosquito repellent available in lodging areas and that all athletes' rooms will be air conditioned.
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But officials emphasized that it's increasingly important for everyone — especially children — to be protected from outdoor pests with bug repellent.
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Fraser can, and is willing to, probe "difficult, complex issues" by fully assuming diverse, and sometimes repellent, voices and positions.
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Engineered for temps down to -22 degrees Fahrenheit, it's made with responsibly sourced goose down and a water-repellent shell.
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Grease and water-repellent PFAS have been used for decades in cookware, specialty paper, fabrics, firefighting foam and other products.
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I don't doubt that some people really believe that the properties of $12 sage smoke are molecularly repellent to bad juju.
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IRC community health workers provide education on practicing good hygiene, using mosquito nets and repellent, and recognizing the symptoms of malaria.
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Make sure to pack a star map (or app), a blanket to lay out on, a flask, snacks, and mosquito repellent.
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The Verge spoke to Tuteja about the repellent, how his team develops new materials, and what's next for self-cleaning materials.
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Absolutely. To make a repellent, you typically take a material called a filler and a polymer binder and mix them together.
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He was fired from that police department in 1979 after he was caught shoplifting a hammer and dog repellent, authorities said.
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The repellent goes for $15 a pop, but the $5k giveaway is worth it ... especially if the teams leave Zika-free.
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Even if levels of Aedes aegypti can temporarily be brought down, people should still take personal precautions, such as wearing repellent.
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After selling out of insect repellent during the two most critical months, the product is once more on drug store shelves.
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Walgreens, which has 120 stores in Puerto Rico, donated space for C.D.C. education materials and lowered prices on condoms and repellent.
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They are difficult to find in nature, in contrast to water-repellent surfaces like lotus leaves, rose petals or gecko feet.
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Insect repellent, long sleeves and long pants can go a long way in preventing bites and the spread of this virus.
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Other precautions include using insect repellent when outside, wearing long-sleeved shirts and pants, and staying indoors as much as possible.
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But it's even more repellent after Trump's supine performance beside Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Helsinki summit earlier this summer.
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Children and spouses can be infected if they are bitten by infected mosquitoes, so they should protect themselves with repellent, too.
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Later, the city sought bids for a five-year supply of bags registered with the Environmental Protection Agency as rodent repellent.
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"For me it's very worrying," said Silva, who said she applies repellent about every 90 minutes when she's away from home.
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Bear repellent spray is similar to a can of pepper spray and is intended to deter an aggressive or charging bear.
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The leech story wasn't meant to be—the repellent research concluded before she had a chance to see it in person.
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Ms. Rauch's character, spoiled and vulgar, is so repellent that she's hard to stomach for the length of a feature film.
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Family cycles of grief and trauma are this book's dominant theme; Stone's exploration is Hieronymus Bosch-like: blithely cluttered, compellingly repellent.
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Deet is an effective repellent against sand flies, but it's also a good idea to avoid beaches soon after a rain.
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Mr. al-Assad's campaign against hospitals is not just inhumane — it represents one of the most repellent aspects of modern warfare.
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"Wonder Wheel" manifests some of his worst tendencies; the sexism is overt and his blurring of life and art is repellent.
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When the sun comes out again, Ms. Misra recommended a good sunscreen, bug repellent to protect you from mosquitoes and sunglasses.
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So when I had my own home, I researched the benefits of lavender as an insect repellent and made the switch.
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Instead, the higher the percentage of DEET in a repellent, the longer it will be effective before you have to reapply.
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When James complained, the roommate suggested making a collar of eucalyptus buds, which he argued would function as a natural repellent.
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A morally repellent but brilliant man, he recognized that his countrymen's desire for a modern myth outstripped their more material needs.
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Today, the group is in Montones, where they'll distribute bottled water, food, insect repellent, and baby formula and diapers as needed.
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Admonitions from on high to wear repellent and long sleeves were given with no studies proving that they could protect indefinitely.
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For much of the world, and more than half of the United States, Trump is the uniter — the repellent-in-chief.
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Were actions or attitudes that are now repellent also controversial during the individual's life, or commonplace in society at the time?
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This classic insect repellent from the trusted hands of Burt's Bees is all-natural, made with lemongrass, citronella, and soybean oils.
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"Just be sure to cover up when you go, use repellent, and do a tick check when you get home," she wrote.
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By smashing them all together I hope to blur the boundaries and question why we think something is alluring instead of repellent.
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Controlling Zika's spread requires eliminating mosquito breeding sites and taking precautions against mosquito bites such as using insect repellent and mosquito nets.
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Repel With PlantsCatnip isn't just for cats: It's a natural mosquito repellent that grows in most areas as an easy-growing perennial.
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Today, the group is travelling to Montones, where they'll distribute bottled water, food, insect repellent, and baby formula and diapers as needed.
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Bowie's repellent moral decision was one I didn't know how to deal with when it became a discussion point after his death.
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"Dirty Water", a song from that era about the repellent Charles river, remains an anthem of Boston sports teams to this day.
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The country's Olympic committee will outfit its athletes with long pants, long-sleeved shirts and jackets that have added mosquito-repellent chemicals.
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The picture of them is one of burning crosses, lies told about winning medals of honor, and repellent protests at soldier funerals.
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Fortunately, there are precautionary steps people can take — like using certain types of bug repellent and wearing loose, full sleeves and pants.
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He said people in the continental U.S. should not be worried but should be "prepared" by using insect repellent and covering up.
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Still, authorities across Brazil are reminding visitors to take precautions, such as using insect repellent and long sleeves to avoid mosquito bites.
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Deet, recommended by the Environmental Protection Agency, is the primary ingredient to look for in skin repellent products (often labeled "insect repellents").
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The Crep Protect Ultimate Shoe Care kit includes a rain and stain repellent spray, cleaning solution, and on-the-go cleaning wipes.
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A free bottle of repellent in every room with a little warning about the perils of Florida at sunset would temper frustrations.
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"One, males — I don't know if I wear some kind of repellent, but you'd never pick me on this show," she says.
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That's why everyone who travels to one of those areas should use insect repellent for at least three weeks after they return.
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But business owners can also take steps to prevent illnesses, such as offering mosquito repellent to customers when dining outdoors, Petersen said.
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Along with mosquito repellent, some parents are buying special passport holders \ to prevent thieves from intercepting their passport and credit card information.
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For low-income pregnant women, the State Health Department is distributing kits with repellent, condoms and larvicide tablets to treat standing water.
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Critic's Pick It is one of the more repellent bargains in Shakespeare: a young woman's virginity in exchange for her brother's life.
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In his review of the movie for "The Independent," Geoffrey Macnab called "Wolves at the Door" a "repellent, misconceived, and pointless film."
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This line of thinking offers nothing better than the status quo ante that voters found uninspiring at best and repellent at worst.
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People who supported Trump for partisan reasons now feel locked in to support him on race, and they are making themselves repellent.
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So if you're someone who feels as if you're eaten alive whenever you step outside, the best deterrent is a repellent spray.
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Insect repellent says U.S. sales are up 50 percent compared to this time last year as Zika fears grow (Wall Street Journal).
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Mr. Costa mentioned that his new products incorporate Breu, a resin from the Amazon rain forest that is a natural insect repellent.
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Genuine free market solutions are repellent to congressional Republicans because it threatens the status quo, the present system of state-supported monopoly.
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The blanket also features a water-repellent coating and is made from post-consumer recycled materials, both in its shell and filling.
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They're made of a lightweight nylon spandex blend whose 4-way stretch and water repellent qualities make it ideal for all scenarios.
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Along with a good bug repellent and sunscreen, bring a wide-brimmed hat — the sun in Chiang Mai is strong year-round.
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The Repellent Fence simultaneously denaturalizes and socializes the US-Mexico border, working against its common misrepresentation as an evacuated no man's land.
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Avoid scented body products Although some scents work as a repellent for mosquitoes, other body lotions or perfumes can actually attract these pests.
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Working with them to realize the astonishing public art project Repellent Fence epitomizes the energy, courage, and resilience of the arts scene here.
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Right now our best strategies involve trying to avoid contact by telling people to use repellent, wear long sleeves, and use window screens.
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The zippers are lockable, and the fabric is made from recycled 21-dernier polyester that has also been treated with durable water repellent.
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Resin from crushed dry chilis irritates elephants' trunks, acting as a repellent, said a study in northern Botswana, published in the journal Oryx.
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Update: Recent news about the mosquito-borne Zika virus have made taking extra caution with mosquito repellent and bug sprays even more important.
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To create their new, highly oil-repellent surface, the researchers found a way to manufacture a coating with the required level of roughness.
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Experts say those in the Southeast should continue to be vigilant during mosquito season, recommending that people wearing repellent and practicing safe sex.
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The medical advice details procedures on how to avoid mosquito bites, including wearing long-sleeved shirts and long pants and using mosquito repellent.
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At just $12, it can't hurt to try the tick-repellent bandana and protect your loyal companion from those nasty ticks this summer.
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But what if you could protect your phone display and make it more scratch-resistant and water-repellent with some seemingly magical goo?
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The U.S. Men's and Women's Soccer Teams are now guinea pigs for Zika prevention ... at least if a repellent company has its way.
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Among other changes, Amazon now classifies bear repellent according to a higher safety standard, no longer allowing it to be handled by robots.
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Right now, our best strategies involve trying to avoid contact by telling people to use repellent, wear long sleeves, and use window screens.
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An Australian company that makes shark repellent technology hopes to take our fear of the toothy creatures all the way to the bank.
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An economic crisis in the OPEC country has meant that insect repellent, reagents to detect the virus, and fever relievers are running short.
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Your attempts to malign Israel with false accusations of repellent human rights violations and obscene blood libels like "organ stealing" have been exposed.
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DeAngelo was fired from his law enforcement job in 1979 for shoplifting a can of dog repellent and a hammer from a drugstore.
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South Korea's team has announced that it will wear "Zika-proof" uniforms featuring blazers and pants that have been treated with mosquito repellent.
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Miami-Dade is carrying out a huge information campaign intended to ensure that residents empty standing water from containers and use mosquito repellent.
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So often, self-protection in summer comes down to a choice of which feels less nasty on the skin: sunscreen or bug repellent.
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"If someone doesn't want to put chemicals directly on their skin, I recommend insect-repellent clothing, which is infused with permethrin," she said.
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He was fired from his law enforcement job in 1979 for shoplifting a can of dog repellent and a hammer from a drugstore.
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Mosquito repellent advertisements covered luggage conveyer belts as thousands of athletes descended on Rio, while tourists wandered the city in clouds of DEET.
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For die-hard anti-chemical clients, Dr. Engelman points to a natural option: a repellent with oil of lemon eucalyptus as its base.
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" Justice Kagan said that Justice Breyer "thought it was really horrible, really disgusting and repellent, and I was like 'next round, next round.
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Also, the idea of deploying thousands of U.S. troops to repel and even fire on the caravan is repellent, fascistic and probably unlawful.
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The movie is generally watchable, even at its slowest and ugliest, simply because the actors are solid even when their characters are repellent.
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In 2017, S.C. Johnson & Son (which also owns decidedly non-green chemical products like Windex, Drano, and Off insect repellent) acquired Method, too.
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The malaria-carrying mosquitoes would be out in force — whole clouds of them that would render even the most DEET-heavy repellent useless.
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Without a real-world correlative for the actions it depicts, Bertrand Bonello's new film would merely be tedious and pretentious rather than repellent.
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According to Helly Hansen, the products require 75% less water in the solution dyeing process, in lieu of DWR (Durable Water Repellent) coating.
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When a leader talks up and encourages risk taking, but then skewers people who took a risk and failed, it's like talent repellent.
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Read more: The $250 million wellness titan Goop opened a new store in San Francisco, complete with $600 cardigans and 'psychic vampire repellent.
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It's as if Oesterheld was telegraphing in The Eternaut the horrors that would befall him at the hands of his own repellent government.
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These repellants should be applied as directed (please don't spray repellent on the skin under clothing and if you're also using sunscreen, apply that first and insect repellent second.) While it may not always be in your best interest to wear long-sleeved shirts and long pants in 90-degree weather, wearing such an outfit does help minimize the risk of a bite.
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"Zika prevention kits and repellent will be available for pickup ... and distributed in the area under investigation," the health department said in a statement.
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Sure, both devices lack the third-gen Moto G's water resistance body, but they're still water repellent, so they'll survive rain droplets just fine.
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She is now 16 weeks pregnant and careful to avoid areas where mosquitoes congregate and particularly alert to keeping up her stock of repellent.
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Remarkably, the tests even found traces of sunscreen and DEET mosquito repellent months after those products had last been used by the phone owners.
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Its exterior is made of water-repellent Cordura, and the one zipper exposed to the elements also has a water-resistant seal around it.
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Be skeptical of products — whether 100 percent pure red-fox urine, high-pitched sound makers, electromagnetic emitters or strobe lights — marketed as squirrel repellent.
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Other features include a 2,600mAh battery with Turbo Charging support, a fingerprint scanner, water-repellent nano-coating, and NFC and USB Type-C port.
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Bear repellent is made with capsaicin, or chili pepper extract; many of the workers experienced trouble breathing and said their throats and eyes burned.
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Potpourri also runs Whatever Works, an online catalog that markets products ranging from garden tools and kitchen wares to sex toys and pest repellent.
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The best way to deal with aedes is by controlling its breeding and using products such as the popular insect repellent DEET, Goldman said.
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Of the seven companies cited Wednesday by Schneiderman, only the maker of the Neor Mosquito Repellent Bracelet was not mentioned Thursday as having complied.
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Most fans and athletes will probably be diligent about slathering on repellent, and may even compromise their sartorial elegance to avoid the mosquitoes' attentions.
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They had also given the athletes information on preventative measures such as using insect repellent and mosquito nets, and avoiding areas of standing water.
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IR3535In the 1970s, Merck developed something called IR3535, which stands for "Insect Repellent 3535," and could probably stand to take on a common name.
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If possible, put the repellent on the clothing, or on the tent; there are also clip-on devices that can be attached to strollers.
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I encountered this repellent in Haiti while on assignment for The New York Times in 2010, covering the cholera epidemic and a presidential election.
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On one backpacking trip, my daughter ended up with 49 mosquito bites on her forehead alone (while wearing mosquito repellent and a head net!).
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Synthetic shower curtains are usually the most affordable, low maintenance, surprisingly durable, and have some water repellent properties which help to fight mildew buildup.
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The US Fish and Wildlife Service recommends bear repellent spray as both safer and more effective than a firearm in fending off bear attacks.
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Earlier this month, Australia's Olympic team said it had signed a sponsorships deal with a repellent maker to supply its athletes with the deterrent.
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In his absence, Joe's mother begins an affair with a man named Warren Miller, who — as described by the teenage narrator — appears utterly repellent.
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The thought of the accumulated mass I'd consumed and discarded over the years was repellent, like my own personal version of London's infamous fatberg.
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There is something extreme in Yang's characterization of the Asian American's plight, a bottomless self-loathing that is as repellent as it is fascinating.
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Normally, a drop of water hitting a flat, repellent surface at low speed will deform slightly and return to its original shape before bouncing.
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In scene after scene we see his face unmoved, his eyes watching but remote; there is a repellent sense of his — and our own — indifference.
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In addition to avoiding travel to countries with the virus, the only other available protection is to use an Environmental Protection Agency-approved mosquito repellent.
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A: There is an app for everything, but if a digital mosquito repellent sounds like science fiction, I don&apost blame you for thinking that.
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Other unusual items that can be found on sale in Singapore vending machines are insect repellent, fresh flowers, health supplements and ceramic bowls and vases.
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Sunshine & Glitter is a brand out of Miami (no surprise there) that makes highly glittery body lotion, sunscreen, lip gloss, and — get this — bug repellent!
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This year, they've made it even better by using 100 percent recycled, ultralight ripstop nylon that's been treated with a durable water-repellent (DWR) finish.
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Ms. Smith, dressed in stained clothes and strange headgear, with grimy hands and unwashed hair, doesn't shy away from the repellent aspects of her character.
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Little Ripper Group, the company that developed the drones, is also working on an "electronic shark repellent," company co-founder Paul Scully-Power tells Reuters.
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The insecticide is also used to treat clothing, and was first registered in 1990 for use as a repellent on clothing by the U.S. military.
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Forget food rations, water purifiers, or even mosquito repellent — Quitmeyer, who calls himself a "digital survivalist" — is equipped with laptops and digital cameras to survive.
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Theodore Khng, CEO of mosquito repellent startup Theo10, told CNN that sales of his natural deet-free product had tripled in the last three days.
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"Surprisingly, the perfume we tested, Victoria Secret Bombshell has shown to be a strong repellent with effects lasting longer than 120 min," the study states.
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Nor does it have an kind of Ingress water-resistance rating; it's water-repellent, which is good for surviving the rain, but not any submersion.
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He was fired six years later for shoplifting a can of dog repellent and a hammer from a drugstore, Sacramento County Sheriff Scott Jones said.
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The CDC just advises women who are pregnant or breastfeeding to choose an EPA-registered insect repellent and use it according to the product label.
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For good measure, the shoes are also treated with a water-repellent layer to allow dirt, stains, and water to bead right off the surface.
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CDC said all travelers should take protective measures against mosquitoes, such as netting and repellent, if they travel to areas where the infection is present.
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He would wear long sleeves and insect repellent, Merritt said, but skipping the Olympics, his sport's most visible competition, is not an option for him.
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Two other types of repellent, those with picaridin and IR3535, are also recommended; studies on animals have found they have no negative effects on fetuses.
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"As long as individuals take appropriate personal protective measures, including the use of a mosquito repellent, including wearing clothing that prevents mosquito bites," she added.
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The army had expressed concern, according to news reports, that its lab could not produce the repellent on the scale that the health ministry wanted.
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Bedel Saget, one of our graphics editors, went a step further and acquired a disc that attaches to his belt, dispersing a mosquito repellent spray.
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The researchers were planning to send subjects into a river during peak leech season with one bare leg and the other covered in the repellent.
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Meanwhile, the CDC urges anyone who has traveled to Zika infected areas to monitor their symptoms and spray repellent for three weeks after their return.
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Before the Olympics, she posted on social media a photo of herself wearing a black mosquito hat and holding a big bottle of insect repellent.
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Armed with a pistol and repellent spray, he made lots of noise so as not to surprise any bears, which can make them lash out.
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Most of her patients are poor enough to be on Medicaid, and she praised state health officials for reinstating a Medicaid benefit for mosquito repellent.
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Health officials urge people to apply insect repellent and wear protective clothing when outdoors, drain standing water around their homes and install screens in windows.
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High-tech suits — or tech suits, as they are often called — are distinguished by woven, rather than knitted, fabric, bonded seams and water-repellent coating.
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But it's clear the new Razr is not as water repellent as a typical flagship smartphone — otherwise it would have an official water resistance rating.
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Trevor (a purposefully repellent Eric T. Miller) is a mope, an industry term for a journeyman player who's brought in when extra genitals are needed.
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Patagonia Men's Houdini Snap-T Pullover for $2245 ($2255 off): Patagonia's ultra-lightweight, water-repellent pullover is roomy enough to accommodate an insulating layer underneath.
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Di Benedetto presents repellent attitudes and actions with anthropological neutrality and savors the irony that Zama's inferiors must address him as vuesa merced (Your Mercy).
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The C.D.C. says repellent sprays containing the compound DEET offer the best protection against mosquito bites and are generally safe if used according to instructions.
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During impact, some of the water from the droplet is forced in between the spikes, but is ejected quickly by an additional water-repellent coating.
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It had also already advised everyone to wear long sleeves and use insect repellent, to protect themselves against mosquito bites, and to practice safe sex.
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He was fired from the Auburn Police Department after being accused of stealing a hammer and dog repellent from a drug store, according to the Times.
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She said that she was vigilant about wearing mosquito repellent, and that she made sure the potted plants in her home were free of standing water.
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On Wednesday, several workers in an Amazon warehouse in New Jersey were exposed to bear repellent after its container was punctured, according to local news reports.
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After reading up on them, getting a better understanding of the shimmering insects, and putting down some cedar shavings as a repellent, those dreams eventually stopped.
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The company said it takes a biological, rather than purely chemical-based approach, to make diverse things like insect repellent and new smartphone screens that fold.
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Each of them lived by a set of unwritten rules that had come to make sense to gang members but were still repellent to everyone else.
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But what you probably didn't know at the time—and what none of us knew until recently—is that the song also functions as mosquito repellent.
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Jesse is charismatic and he's the star, but even so, it's far from clear whether viewers are supposed to empathize with him, or find him repellent.
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For me, this is easy: Bannon is a ringleader of the racist alt-right, a repellent collection of white supremacists, nativists, misogynists, and unabashed anti-Semites.
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Most blame the Republicans—as Mr Ryan did—by arguing that she has become so demonised by the right as to be repellent to swing voters.
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During her speech, Garner teased Cooper for his bleached blond hairstyle on Alias — which she called "repellent to American women," according to video from the event.
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Mercy Odhiambo, who is in charge of promoting Didasco Products, said mosquito repellent is popular due to the high prevalence of the biting insects in Kenya.
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To reduce the chance of virus transmission, the Pittsburgh researcher is using insect repellent to avoid mosquito bites, besides wearing pants and garments with long sleeves.
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The Aedes aegypti mosquito, which transmits the disease, bites all day long, so people need to reapply repellent and not let their guard down, officials warn.
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"And the underutilized second repellent for people who are outdoors a lot" is another EPA-recommended chemical, permethrin, which is used on clothing, outerwear and gear.
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Mr Livingstone is not some tribune of social change but an embittered old man whose views are still gratifyingly repellent to the vast majority of Britons.
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The FDA also wants to do away with combined sunscreen and insect repellent products, which are not as effective together as they are when used separately.
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With a couple of exceptions, the men in the women's lives are pigheaded, arrogant, self-righteous and so smug in their power as to be repellent.
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But the moment was, of course, only horrifying: The repellent artifice of blackface revealed the audience members', as much as the characters', inherited cross-cultural fetish.
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One included a photo of Solo wearing what appeared to be a beekeeper's mask; another showed dozens of containers of insect repellent spread across a bed.
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But if you spend some time to first provide the validation she seeks, you could potentially satisfy her craving and extinguish the behavior you find repellent.
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I tell them that prevention should always be a top priority: pulling socks up over pant legs, spraying repellent on clothing, and doing daily tick checks.
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Plus, with this deal, you also get a liquid screen protector that creates a nano-thin and water-repellent coating that cannot be seen or felt.
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Despite stuffing his pant legs into his socks and using permethrin, a tick repellent, he said he removed more than 100 ticks from his own body.
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Should we make a show of if by going out with gloves and garbage bags, trying to cover the tree, and leave squirrel repellent bottles outside?
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Mayors from less affected towns were bringing in help, and the National Guard pitched tents and distributed adult and baby diapers, wipes, juice and insect repellent.
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The insulation layer is made from post-consumer recycled polyester and the shell is a standard 2-layer nylon with a durable water repellent (DWR) finish.
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The CDC recommends wearing insect repellent with at least a 20% DEET concentration and avoiding wooded areas with high grass, where ticks are most often found.
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At least 17 workers at an Amazon warehouse in New Jersey have been hospitalized after a bear repellent canister fell off a shelf and sprayed them.
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That means long pants and long sleeves when outside near wooded areas, bug repellent with DEET on exposed skin, and permethrin on shoes, socks and clothing.
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As much as Mr. Maduro's foes hate to admit, and indeed find repellent, Chavismo still carries some political weight in the society and among the military.
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Related: Latin America Responds to the Zika Virus With Soldiers, Repellent, and Pregnancy Warnings Venezuelan doctors, meanwhile, say they are noticing the increase in their clinics.
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In addition to working with shelters, nonprofits, and other organizations Bombas specially engineered their socks to be more comfortable than regular socks, moisture repellent, and temperature adaptable.
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Scroll on to stock up with 12 mosquito-dominating goods, from repellent plants to perfumes and even bracelets, that do almost as much damage as Valyrian steel.
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The CDC recommends wearing insect repellent (preferably containing DEET) and wearing long sleeves and pants when you are outside and using screens or nets in the home.
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One solution could be having the industrial fishing vessels in the Bay of Biscay, which is off the western coast of France, increase their acoustic repellent devices.
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Stretchy and water repellent, the Briann stays comfortable no matter if you've been in them for hours or days, and they won't look saggy or worn down.
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If I want to lessen my chances of being devoured, I should stick to non-fragranced (read: bland) body products, and lather on the bug repellent instead.
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Hooper told Reuters in an interview shortly before his departure that he had repellent made from rotting shark cartilage which is supposed to keep them at bay.
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Rejecting the "remarkably undiluted, intense praise lavished on him by media discussions," Mr. Greenwald exhaustively savaged Mr. Hitchens for his "repellent" advocacy of the war on terror.
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Malaysia, which has two land border crossings with Singapore, asked those going to the city-state to use mosquito repellent and to cover up to avoid bites.
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This month the health minister, Marcelo Castro, announced that insect repellent will be distributed to 400,000 expectant mothers who qualify for Bolsa Família, a cash-transfer scheme.
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Everything the villagers tried to deter the animals – digging trenches, beating traditional drums, installing solar-powered electric fences, or planting shrubs with supposed repellent qualities – proved ineffective.
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Efforts to control the spread of the virus include eliminating mosquito breeding sites and taking precautions against mosquito bites such as using insect repellent and mosquito nets.
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But don't worry; this one comes with a protective, water-repellent coating, so you don't have to panic should you spill a bit of water on it.
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Such was Phyllis Schlafly's creed and as every liberal-minded American agreed it was outdated, extreme and repellent: obsessively anti-communist, anti-immigration, anti-abortion, anti-gay.
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"I took my essential oils, I'm going to bring my Honest bug repellent, and I escaped all mosquito bites until the very last day," Walsh Jennings said.
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I'm not a huge fan of touchscreens on laptops as they get dirty fast (Huawei says the MateBook's screen is fingerprint-repellent), but the option is there.
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Tourists and residents will be asked to wear repellent, but officials acknowledge that avoiding bites will be difficult because people there often wear shorts and bathing suits.
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A preliminary investigation said the canister fell off a shelf, but Nalbone further clarified that an automated machine punctured a 9-ounce can of the bear repellent.
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An investigation revealed that "an automated machine accidentally punctured a nine-ounce bear repellent can, releasing concentrated capsaicin," Robbinsville public information officer John Nalbone told ABC News.
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It is also easy to lather and rinse, plus the same essential oils that give it a pleasant scent also act as a natural repellent for fleas.
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So far Latin American governments have responded to the virus primarily by launching campaigns to eradicate the mosquito and recommending people use ample amounts of insect repellent.
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Most important, he said, is to use the repellent regularly, especially during the hours mosquitoes are most active, and apply it after putting on sunscreen, not before.
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Marines doused themselves with mosquito repellent so evil-smelling that experts said the North Vietnamese and Vietcong soldiers could identify us over long distances and avoid contact.
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People may have used them to tan animal hides or applied them to their skin as an early form of sunblock or insect repellent, the study explains.
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"It's so complicated, it would be repellent in its own right," said E.J. McMahon, the founder of the Empire Center for Public Policy, a conservative think tank.
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But then your buddies break out the bug repellent and start spritzing it from top to toe like sixth graders testing body spray for the first time.
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Ms. Costa Lima, a lawyer, said she was spraying her 18-month-old daughter with repellent every two hours and was rethinking whether to have another child soon.
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They placed a drop of ouzo on a water-repellent surface and set up several cameras to capture the process on film over the course of 15 minutes.
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Brian Wynne, the brainchild behind the SharkStopper, an acoustic-based shark repellent that uses killer whale sounds and high frequencies to scare away sharks, was just as anxious.
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On Facebook, a local commercial for insect repellent features him punching out mosquitoes in a locker room; it has racked up 225,288 views in less than 24 hours.
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The low-level warning instructs travelers to avoidmosquito bites by wearing long sleeves and pants, using insect repellent, and sleeping in air-conditioned rooms or under bed nets.
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Two dozen Amazon warehouse employees in New Jersey were hospitalized Wednesday, one in critical condition, after a robot punctured a can of bear repellent, according to local reports.
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Ably Apparel promises that its men's and women's cotton basics are stain- and odor-repellent thanks to a mysterious proprietary coating called Filium they say is eco-friendly.
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Just before 8 am one Wednesday last December, a can of bear repellent exploded in an Amazon warehouse in New Jersey, sending two dozen workers to the hospital.
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The Moto E6 isn't water-resistant, but is water repellent, which means it won't survive a drop in a toilet or pool, but light rain should be fine.
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She will be taking garlic tablets, in addition to using insect repellent as part of a "protection package" to stay fit in her quest for a gold medal.
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To have someone come up to me in the airport and say "thank you" helps me realize that that other part of me isn't repellent, disgusting, or shameful.
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The Everlane Street Nylon Zip features a durable water repellent material, and it's the perfect size for carrying extra layers like gloves, a scarf or a packable jacket.
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Like its predecessor, the Z2 Force Edition is water-repellent, but not water-resistant, which means it'll work in the rain, but submerging it is a no-no.
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Small enough to work as a personal item, this water-repellent bag has a place for everything (including a laptop), and its straps detach for under-seat stowage.
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And with old worries about ticks and new worries about mosquito-borne viruses, parents wonder if they should also be coating a child's exposed skin with bug repellent.
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Several non-Brazilian athletes talked about slathering on mosquito repellent, staying in their hotel rooms and away from the water and the beaches in order to avoid mosquitoes.
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"She hates bugs, dirt, things like that, so we would call her up while we were putting on our tick repellent and watch her freak out," says Rob.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention counsels pregnant women to use any E.P.A.-registered repellent, including those with picaridin (a synthetic compound), IR3535 (a biopesticide) and DEET.
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Likewise, Mr. Trump's repellent 2005 comments about assaulting women, while reported, were overshadowed by Mr. Trump's pre-debate news conference featuring women accusing Bill Clinton of sexual misconduct.
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Available in two colors on The North Face, $119.40The North Face's Denali 2 hoodie is made of a warm recycled fleece and has a durable, water-repellent finish.
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Their narcissism is repellent yet riveting, and Mr. Côté comes at his subjects with an artful, exploratory obliqueness that's endearingly curious, as if discovering a whole new species.
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Efforts to control the spread of the virus focus on eliminating mosquito breeding sites and taking precautions against mosquito bites such as using insect repellent and mosquito nets.
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Made of water-repellent 600D durable polyester with a drawstring-closing nylon lining, this one has contoured, adjustable shoulder straps while the back is slightly padded for comfort.
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Even compassionate portraits, such as Chaim Potok's "The Chosen" and Eve Harris's "The Marrying of Chani Kaufman", suggest that such cloistered societies are repellent as well as beguiling.
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Social media has normalized casual cruelty, and those who remove the "casual" from that descriptor are simply taking it several repellent steps further than the rest of us.
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Supremely comfortable and clearly designed for running on cold days, this hooded long-sleeve shirt boasts 4-way-stretch as well as water, wind, and sweat-repellent construction.
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Skillfully separating the man from the myth, Professor Silverman provided a stirring account of Mather's world and a convincing portrait of an often repellent but always fascinating figure.
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In 2013, a man drank six ounces of insect repellent, leading to a seizure, cardiac arrest, and death, as reported by the American Association of Poison Control Center.
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It features animal and human figurines made of mud and cow dung, which is still used as fuel, construction material and even as insect repellent in the countryside.
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He urged people who live below 2,200 meters — above which the Aegys aegypti mosquito struggles to survive — to continue protecting themselves against Zika with repellent and long sleeves.
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Fabrizio Andrade, 35, a hairdresser from Aracaju, the capital of Sergipe State, said he began slathering his body with mosquito repellent after his younger brother contracted Zika last month.
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But the company did disclose that it is working on a product of its own that it expects to release by 2021: an insect repellent and sun-screen combo.
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For every point that he could make to chip away at Drake's reputation, there was an infinite amount of repellent buts; Drake isn't from the street—we know that.
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Ad agency TBWA and insurance agency Manulife have dubbed this plant pot the "life-saving pot," and they claim that it's the first that doubles as a mosquito repellent.
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To reduce the chance of virus transmission, the Pittsburgh researcher is using insect repellent to avoid mosquito bites, besides wearing garments with long sleeves and trousers, ABC News added.
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Solo had made her hesitations about traveling to Rio well known in the months leading up the Olympics, finally deciding to compete after packing a trove of mosquito repellent.
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Something about seeing these people from my family's culture in water-repellent rain jackets and quick-dry shorts, carrying headlamps and Camelbaks felt not only empowering but deeply necessary.
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It has, however, asked various religious leaders to press their congregations to clear standing water and clean up trash, as well as use repellent and take other precautionary measures.
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The MOH is also urging local residents to play an active role in stopping Zika's spread by distributing information leaflets and advising residents to apply repellent as a precaution.
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In a photo she shared to her more than one million followers, the 35-year-old is in a mosquito net while holding a large bottle of bug repellent.
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The current situation on mainland Latin America prompted the Chilean health authorities to announce they would be distributing powerful insect repellent to tourists upon their arrival on the island.
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So until humans grow claws and develop water-repellent legs, we'll just have to rely on skis, inner tubes, or water jet packs to give us a leg up.
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What you inherit, what you receive from a world that you did not fashion but that will do its best to fashion you, is at once beautiful and repellent.
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"Rainfall that would normally be absorbed will run off extremely quickly after a wildfire, as burned soil can be as water-repellent as pavement," the National Weather Service said.
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Campers would also best serve themselves by spraying down tents, hammocks, sleeping bags, and any other fabrics they take camping with a permethrin-based product like Sawyer's spray repellent.
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States can use Medicaid dollars to pay for tools to fight the Zika virus such as mosquito repellent and condoms, according to a new memo from the Obama administration.
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If someone really needs to travel there for work, something that can't be postponed or canceled, then take extreme precautions, stay inside a hotel room, apply repellent a lot.
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The only negative side of descriptive logos, say the researchers, is when the company in question deals with unappealing products or services, like a funeral home or bug repellent.
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The Environmental Protection Agency recommends using insect repellent, wearing long-sleeve shirts and pants, staying inside air-conditioned areas and using screens on windows and doors to prevent bites.
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Their actions are languid and explicit; yet there's a ritualistic precision to the way they slit a pig's throat and scrape off its hair that's more hypnotic than repellent.
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Photo: Julio Cortez (AP)Dozens of Amazon workers at one of the company's fulfillment centers in New Jersey were hospitalized after an aerosol can containing bear repellent was hit.
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In high school, I decided to show people I didn't care whether I was alone (even though I did), so I gravitated toward hairstyles I thought were man-repellent.
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The global mosquito repellent market is expected to reach $5 billion USD by 2022, "primarily driven by increasing number of mosquito-borne diseases," according to one recent market report.
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Frenchwomen swear by the crude square blocks, which they use as a natural skin cleanser and, in a pinch, as anything from a toothpaste substitute to a moth repellent.
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The garbage is one reminder of how repellent the world the characters live in has become, and how they have all accommodated themselves to these extreme but commonplace conditions.
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If you've returned from a place with Zika outbreaks you should continue to use repellent for at least three weeks to avoid being bitten and potentially spreading the disease.
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Kalee Thompson, a senior editor for Wirecutter's baby and kid section, wrote the following tips for surviving a day in the sun with your kids: Sunscreen and insect repellent.
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Mr. Trump's willingness to deal with even as repellent a dictator as Kim Jong-un has a precedent in the creative diplomacy pursued by Mr. Nixon with Mao Zedong.
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A shelf up front displays an $84.95 "essentials" lice kit containing shampoo, oil repellent, combing solution and a comb, all branded with the Licenders logo, a green-feathered wing.
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The CDC advised people returning from the affected area of Florida to use mosquito repellent for three weeks to protect their families and guard against further transmission at home.
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Editorial Observer Los Angeles — The current political moment, with its upwelling of nationalism and xenophobia, has a repellent taste, like a mouthful of citrus pith, all bitter and white.
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But we did spot vibrators, $28 "wellness journals," $15,000 necklaces, "psychic vampire repellent," and aromatherapy mist designed to be sprayed on your child in the midst of a tantrum.
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"But if you cannot avoid them, then the best thing for you to do is put on a repellent so you don't get sick from a mosquito," Rodriguez says.
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"I was very conscious of the repellent quality of a large photo of Weinstein and considered an alternate solution focusing on quotes as the primary illustration," Mr. Bodkin said.
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I was sharply critical, for instance, of Sabbath's Theater, which I viewed as a tiresome and willfully repellent portrait of a narcissist, who treats women with cruelty and contempt.
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Vanessa Barbara SÃO PAULO, Brazil — Last December, I suddenly found myself in possession of two bottles of the most precious liquid in town: Exposis Extrême, an extra-strong insect repellent.
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That may be by using mosquito repellent religiously at the Olympics, taking public transport in New Zealand, and spending less time in big European cities and more in small towns.
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Harris County health officials said they were urging travelers to take protective measures against mosquitoes, such as netting and repellent, if they travel to areas where the infection is present.
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I'd treated my shoes and socks with permethrin, an effective tick, chigger, and mosquito repellent, in order to minimize my risk of infection while shuffling through stretches of tall grass.
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And now this: On October 7th the Washington Post posted a video on its website that included recorded remarks by Mr Trump which were repellent even by his low standards.
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But his arrogance and strong opinions were evidently so repellent to his classmates that they circulated false rumors that he'd sexually assaulted a woman, in order to get him expelled.
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Unlike sweat, which some mammals (including humans) secrete onto their skin, where it evaporates and therefore cools the body, this fluid functions as a skin moisturizer, water repellent and antibiotic.
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Bob McNair's "inmates" comments could serve as free agent repellent ... scaring off top NFL players who simply don't want to play for the Houston Texans owner ... so says Kenny Smith.
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Chan said delaying travel was something pregnant women "can consider" but added that if they needed to travel they should take protective measures by covering up and using mosquito repellent.
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They make anti-fungal and bacterial soaps, oils, ointments, mosquito-repellent jelly, anti-malarial tea, and black stones to extract snake-bite venom, marketed under the registered label Didasco Products.
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And finally, the South Korean Olympic committee revealed athletes will be wearing Zika-proof uniforms, which have been designed with mosquito-repellent chemicals and feature long pants and sleeved shirts.
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Prater told CBS affiliate WYMT that although he typically sprays himself with repellent to avoid ticks, he wound up with a tick lodged inside his eye after a recent job.
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The suspect is a former Auburn, California, police officer who was fired in 1979 for shoplifting a can of dog repellent and a hammer from a drugstore, according to Jones.
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All were from illegally distilled alcohol, locally known as "oplosan," which can contain a variety of substances including methanol, medicinal alcohol, fruit extract and toxic substances such as mosquito repellent.
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Sawyer Premium Insect Repellent with 20% Picaridin is safe to use on adults and young kids, plus, it's almost as effective as DEET at repelling ticks, mosquitos, and other bugs.
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Spain's Olympic Committee said 3,000 bottles of insect repellent would be available to its athletes to help them avoid the Zika virus at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics this summer.
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Galleries for the material, with items like spacesuits and even a toothbrush and a container of shark repellent (for those ocean splashdowns), will be redone in the next few years.
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Exhibit A was the four cans of mosquito repellent, bought in the United States, that were sitting unused on a table in my hotel room, a still life to fear.
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"There's a lot of people in my life right now who have young children or are pregnant," said Cheek, who has added doses of bug repellent to her daily life.
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On the city's subways, bright yellow posters with images of mosquitoes urge New Yorkers — in English and Spanish — to use repellent this summer and to remove standing water at home.
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At Aromaflage, a perfume-repellent hybrid line, Michael and Melissa Fensterstock, its husband-and-wife founders, have been fielding daily questions about the Zika virus through their customer service channels.
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And the students — the ones who have not moved to the mainland — must bring their own water bottles and douse themselves in repellent to fend off the island's mosquito invasion.
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The master butts heads with some overenthusiastic computer animators whose ideas he thinks are repellent — "an insult to life," Miyazaki pronounces them, in one of the movie's most striking scenes.
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Alarmed doctors say Venezuela, which is mired in economic crisis and has chronic shortages of products ranging from fever relievers to repellent, actually has far a greater incidence of Zika.
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The museum will ensure to better supervise these cats, even providing them with vaccinations, insect repellent, sterilisation and continue to put up signs warning visitors about interacting with the cats.
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CDC officials encouraged pregnant women in U.S. territories to use insect repellent, wear long sleeves and long pants, and install screen windows and doors to avoid being bitten by mosquitos.
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Whether your issue is health care or climate or civil rights or abortion or taxes or foreign policy, you're faced daily with people working for a world you find repellent.
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But when I landed after midnight in late January, I discovered something crucial was missing: I had just flown into the Brazilian city hit hardest by Zika without any mosquito repellent.
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It was a blast of anti-American sentiment and Spenglerian despair that might fit his own political marketing plan but is nothing less than a repellent slander against these United States.
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Nestled beneath all this Sunday morning cheer is the sense that religion isn't meant to be a repellent for troubles but rather a breadcrumb trail to lead the way through them.
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This is best done by avoiding high brushy areas whenever you're in the woods, wearing long sleeves and pants when feasible, using insect repellent and doing tick checks after being outdoors.
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Instead, she chose an Isabel Marant skirt made with a coated cotton blend, so that it gives off that shiny, patent (and, assumedly, liquid-repellent) look, plus a very '80s vibe.
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Don't you almost want to plan a camping trip with a bunch of serious Patagonia-type hikers just so you can show up covered head-to-toe in glitter bug repellent?
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"Vector control needs to be an integrated effort — repellent, source reduction, vector control," Heidi Brown, an expert on mosquito-borne diseases at the University of Arizona, told me by an email.
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For this reason, Gubler said, "Reproductive-age females and males should take precautions," like wearing insect repellent and using condoms during sex, since in rare cases Zika can be sexually transmitted.
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In the second video, Elmo and Raya teach children the key aspects of prevention: avoiding mosquito bites by using nets and repellent, wearing long sleeves and keeping doors and windows screened.
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It has also been treated with durable water repellent (DWR) so goopy messes can be wiped right off, and the crossover straps are easy to peel off to use the bathroom.
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The script, by Big Fan writer-director (and former Onion editor-in-chief) Robert D. Siegel, portrays Kroc as a fairly repellent man who butters up his opponents, then backstabs them.
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There's a pretty hilarious gag about the brothers deliberately making McDonald's less appealing to teenagers, in order to dodge the juvenile-delinquent bobby-sox crowd and their repellent rock n roll.
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It is hard to imagine many future Senate elections throwing up a Republican candidate so repellent that one sitting Republican senator—Jeff Flake of Arizona—donated money to the Democrat's campaign.
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"So, we wanted to build a short that brought together the quick-drying and water-repellent properties of a suit with the silhouette and function of a running short," he says.
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If people are living in places with Aedes mosquitoes, they are advised to use insect repellent, wear long-sleeved, light-colored clothes and use insect screens or mosquito nets while inside.
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People living in or visiting tropical areas with Aedes mosquitoes are advised to use insect repellent, wear long-sleeved, light-colored clothes and use insect screens or mosquito nets while inside.
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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) further recommends that travelers wear insect repellent and sleep with mosquito nets in places where they might be bitten, among other measures.
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Colombia's president Juan Manuel Santos told The Associated Press this week that he now puts on a double layer of insect repellent and wears long sleeves during his regular bike rides.
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If people are living in places with Aedes mosquitoes, they are advised to use insect repellent, wear long-sleeved, light-colored clothes, and use insect screens or mosquito nets while inside.
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Catching Zika from mosquitoes is a remote risk at the Summer Games, but health officials have been warning people in Brazil to avoid mosquito bites by wearing protective clothing and repellent.
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Pregnant women living in the 1-mile area where active Zika transmission is occurring are being told to minimize their exposure to mosquitoes, and wear mosquito repellent containing DEET, Frieden said.
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Designers at Maternova, an innovation hub geared toward the needs of pregnant women, have developed a line of clothing containing insect repellent with intentions of protecting expectant moms from Zika virus.
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Several athletes chose not to come to Brazil citing Zika scares and Solo posted pictures on social media wearing a mosquito mask over her face and carrying industrial quantities of repellent.
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Just as The Atlantic found itself ensnared in controversy over hiring the inflammatory conservative polemicist Kevin Williamson, so ABC learned that hiring Barr meant being responsible for her most repellent opinions.
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South Korea's Olympic committee last week unveiled uniforms infused with mosquito repellent that officials say will help protect athletes from the Zika virus at this year's games in Rio de Janeiro.
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In the 2018 Halloween, the pure white damsel has become a tough gunslinger, but one who feels a little repellent, a little too much like a survivalist in waiting for armageddon.
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"The army and all the country's laboratories which we have consulted are not prepared to produce the volume of repellent we need immediately," the health minister, Marcelo Castro, said in January.
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During impeachment hearings, House Republicans are drinking Trump Kool Aid with such bizarre, repellent and obnoxious contempt for truth that they are producing an advertisement for a Democratic landslide in 2020.
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We've got 29 percent of our sports desk at the Games — they're carrying 210 bottles of bug repellent — and all eyes will be on the athlete selected to light the caldron.
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Along with preventive measures to prevent puddles and other possible mosquito breeding grounds around venues and tourist sites, authorities are asking athletes and visitors to use insect repellent and protective clothing.
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Following a buzzy inaugural crowdfunding effort last year, Elizabeth & Clarke is back with another Kickstarter and a whole new range of clothing made with its signature (and trademarked) stain-repellent fabric.
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The words of Jones and his guests were repellent, but they told a story, and he could imagine how even their distorted world views could provide listeners with a perverse consolation.
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Aunt Fannie's Mosquito Wipes apply mosquito repellent directly to your skin with more precision than an aerosol spray, and the unique formula is designed to repel bugs without damaging good bacteria.
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The separation of children from their parents at the US-Mexico border under the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy is, to many people — liberals and conservatives alike — a viscerally repellent act.
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Even for Washington, the capital of do-overs and the soulless swamp where horrendous mistakes never prevent you from cashing in and getting another security clearance, this is a repellent spectacle.
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What was attractive about Le Corbusier was also what was repellent: his deracinated formalism; the reproducibility of his plans; his determination to have architecture exhibit the technological innovations of its era.
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If you're headed into an area that you suspect contains ticks, use a DEET-based repellent and wear clothing with as much coverage as possible, especially around your legs and ankles.
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It only has a 9-liter interior capacity, but because it's made by Tom Bihn, it's superbly organized, very comfortable, and made with high-end materials, like water-repellent YKK zippers.
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Its attempts at casual fashion were more thoughtful, like the deep green water-repellent zip-up windbreaker with angled zipper ($375), like something you might see on a Tim Coppens runway.
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"There is no reason for alarm, and the public should continue to take common sense steps to avoid mosquito bites, like using repellent and wearing long pants and shirts," Pierluisi said.
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It's made from an innovative four-way stretch material that's breathable, moisture-wicking, and water-repellent, and it has 360-degree underarm stretch, which allows for a full range of motion.
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But probably the most obvious way that Venezuela's economic crisis is impacting the way people are dealing with Zika in their everyday lives is the near impossibility of finding chemical repellent.
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Shooting 3 hours from any major city, we're told production set up a makeshift village -- more than 100 cast and crew, generators for all their electricity and tons of bug repellent.
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Only one, "Aufstieg und Fall des Bürgertums," becomes apparent after a few seconds as a pile of garbage bags — though not repellent as Dodge has painted them in varying colors of polkadots.
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Shirley Honore, who has been sleeping in his car to avoid the mosquitoes that breed in the standing water in his torn-open house, said he needed bug repellent or a tarp.
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Mexico plans to send some 30 tons of bottled water, mosquito repellent and specialists in power generation, transmission and distribution from the state power utility, Mexico's foreign ministry said in a statement.
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She advised pregnant women to slather on bug repellent and wear long-sleeved shirts and long pants to avoid mosquito bites, and to contact Florida's health department for additional advice and information.
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There are widespread shortages of essential goods, and it's virtually impossible to obtain basic items like mosquito repellent, which became a necessity when the Zika virus began to spread through the country.
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If you're a cyclist, for example, and you want to pop in your water-repellent lenses, or you're skiing and want to pop in lenses that filters the light from the snow . . .
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Florida authorities are taking the situation seriously, warning pregnant women not to leave their homes without insect repellent, testing hundreds of urine samples, and hunting for mosquitoes to test for viral DNA.
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The CDC urges people to use an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)-registered insect repellent—which all include one active ingredient such as DEET, Picaridin IR3535, oil of lemon eucalyptus, or 2-undecanone.
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As researchers work to find a cure or develop a vaccine, the CDC has offered up recommendations for travelers, including using insect repellent while in Zika outbreak areas to prevent mosquito bites.
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Here is another deep irony: The media that swung the election for Trump was not Russian but American, despite the fact that most of these journalists and editors found the candidate repellent.
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If the show's first trailer is any indication, this is going to be a weird one: expect plenty of drag, reality show parodies, cameos from established comedy stars, and generally repellent behavior.
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It's rigid, the plastic cover is both easy to grip and resistant to light scratches and abrasions, and the whole phone has a water-repellent nano-coating for extra peace of mind.
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In the latest nightmare, two dozen employees at an Amazon fulfillment center in New Jersey had to be hospitalized on Wednesday after a punctured canister of bear repellent spewed into the warehouse.
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Ms. Perez, though, said she was confident that her results would come back negative because she had been very careful — wearing long sleeves, applying repellent and staying indoors as much as possible.
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The agency did not, but said that officials in Brazil should "continue to intensify" mosquito control and that insect repellent, condoms and health advice should be available for all athletes and visitors.
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Pet owners concerned for their animals can help keep them safe by bringing their pets indoors, especially after dark, and using a veterinarian-approved pest repellent if exposure to mosquitos is unavoidable.
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For the most part, the best way to avoid coming in contact with the mosquitoes carrying the Zika virus is to wear long sleeves and pants, and use repellent and mosquito nets.
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The liquid repellent coats, both, the inside and outside of your electronics in a hydrophobic nano material that protects from humidity, weather, accidental splashes, and even an unintended dip trip into water.
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Dry versions typically spray on lightly and contain a small amount of cornstarch, which leaves your skin feeling dry after application and avoids that oily sensation that comes with other repellent sprays.
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Will Republican senators be willing to vote to eject Mr. Trump from the presidency, which is what the Senate trial is about, on the basis of one issue, no matter how repellent?
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Environmentalists and many economists would love to see a carbon tax, which would presumably be repellent to an administration that is skeptical of climate change and wants to promote the coal industry.
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Environmentalists and many economists would love to see a carbon tax, which would presumably be repellent to an administration that is skeptical of climate change and wants to promote the coal industry.
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Characterizing himself as "almost a libertarian" — he voiced some qualms about the Trump administration but described Hillary Clinton as "utterly repellent" — Mr. Wuorinen is also distrustful of government support for the arts.
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It&aposs packable and versatileSince it has a water-repellent finish, I wear it without hesitation on days when it might rain or snow, and it bounces back quickly after getting wet.
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Some viewers undoubtedly find the images disturbing or repellent, while others sense their erotic allure — a tension that mimics gay sex in the AIDS era, in which every rendezvous could be lethal.
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That means covering up exposed skin when spending time in wooded areas, using insect repellent, and checking your body for ticks (and removing them) after you've spent time outdoors in tick-laden areas.
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After wearing several long-sleeved dresses during her visit in Fiji, Meghan opted for a cap-sleeve dress for her latest engagement, but she still protected her arms against mosquitos with insect repellent.
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This is best done by avoiding high brushy areas whenever you're in the woods, wearing long sleeves and pants when feasible, using insect repellent and doing tick checks after being outdoors, he said.
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If Clinton wins in the fall, she'll be a feminist heroine twice over: not just the first female president, but also the president who squashed the most repellent sexist in American public life.
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Her pictures, taken in bedrooms and backstage dressing rooms, are evidence of her ability to gain trust and acceptance from those whom society might find repellent, and who in turn distrusted society themselves.
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"Those demanding that news organizations 'unite' to publish Charlie Hebdo cartoons no matter how repellent they might find those cartoons are attempting to destroy this critical distinction," Mr. Greenwald said in an email.
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The best mosquito repellent products you can buyEffective mosquito prevention requires a multi-pronged approach in which you remove breeding grounds, kill off adult insects, and deploy products that repel these dangerous pests.
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The latest guidelines direct obstetricians to assess every pregnant patient for exposure to Zika at each prenatal visit, and counsel them to use condoms and insect repellent to lower their risk for exposure.
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For one, the underlying conditions that enabled the epidemic — crowded urban neighborhoods whose residents are too poor to afford insect repellent or window screens — remain a problem in much of the developing world.
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Critic's Notebook HAMBURG, Germany — At the end of Schubert's great song cycle "Winterreise" stands the Leiermann, a tattered hurdy-gurdy player so repellent that even dogs only growl at him from a distance.
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But cultivating an environment that's actively repellent to everyone except its occupant seems like an option that's more accessible to men than to women — a decision antithetical to conventionally-agreed-upon feminine objectives.
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He had reminded them that Zika is transmitted sexually and talked to them about the importance of wearing repellent and emptying drums of water and doing anything they could to protect their babies.
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Clothes that can be hung are zippered into bags made of Tyvek, a durable, synthetic paper-like material that is difficult to tear ("It's waterproof, acid-free and dust-repellent," Ms. Lynn said).
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I believe this is a time when it is especially important to defend the First Amendment free speech rights of even the most repellent people among us, and the ACLU has just quit.
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FOURTH OF JULY SALES OF SUNSCREEN, INSECT REPELLENT EXPECTED TO INCREASE OVER 200 PERCENT Noah bends down to pick it back up, but when he realizes the watermelon is busted into pieces, he bolts.
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A chino pant with a water repellent finish on it, for example: I'm sure it exists, but we did it on a whole range of sweatshirts—a crewneck, a hoodie, sweatpants, and all that.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - More than 50 Indonesians have died and many have been become sick and hospitalized since last week after consuming homemade alcohol tainted with various ingredients including mosquito repellent, authorities said on Tuesday.
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It was not clear if the victims had been poisoned by the formation of deadly methanol in the drink, or by an ingredient, one of which was known to be insect repellent, police said.
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Dr Paul Scully-Power, a co-founder of the Little Ripper Group, said a life raft and emergency beacon can be dropped from the drone and the company is developing an electronic shark repellent.
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He was still locked in conversation with her adversary—the Englishman—a middle-aged dissolute-looking character she'd always found physically repellent with his slack, pot-bellied body and his big yellow uneven teeth.
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Global Health As Congress and the Obama administration argue over funds for fighting the Zika virus, private donations — in cash, condoms and mosquito repellent, for example — are helping fill the gap in Puerto Rico.
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The shorts are water repellent, quick-dry, and seamless on the inner thigh, so no chafing — a bonus for those who plan on spending long days out on the beach over the summer period.
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The first supply plane was being loaded in Copenhagen, the agency's global logistics hub, with 900 tents, 15,000 sleeping mats, kitchen sets and, mindful of the Zika virus threat, 18,000 repellent-soaked mosquito nets.
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The Aedes aegypti is a stubborn little bloodsucker—and fumigation, mosquito nets, and repellent go only so far when the bug can reproduce en masse in even just a tiny bit of standing water.
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Use oil from lemon eucalyptus This may seem like a myth, but oil from lemon eucalyptus is actually recommended by multiple government sources as an insect repellent (including the Center for Disease Control and Prevention ).
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"I guess my f— boy repellent didn't work… #yougetme #whosthat #hescooltho #castmates," Thorne captioned the photo of herself donning a confused expression as her You Get Me co-star Taylor John Smith lurked behind her.
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Morris emphasized the need for additional research into the virus and into ways to test for the virus, as well as the ability to decrease the chances of contracting the virus by using mosquito repellent.
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New is a "water repellent design" from a P2i nano coating — it's not waterproof and has no IP rating, but it might survive a bit of rain or a splash, which is better than nothing.
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Another way to put it is, what else would YouTube have to remove, as sensational or insensitive or repellent or in poor taste, for Paul's video to have counted as a clear and uncontroversial violation?
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"[Governor Scott] held multiple conference calls with Visit Florida and tourism leaders to make them aware of things they can do," a spokesperson told the Orlando Sentinel about the plan to offer free mosquito repellent.
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In the meantime, efforts to curb Zika's spread in the city state, he said, hinged on all citizens using insect repellent and making sure there were no potential mosquito breeding areas around their residential areas.
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Photo: Patrick Semansky (AP)Following an episode involving discharged bear repellent at an Amazon warehouse late last year that affected dozens of onsite workers, the company plans to store similarly hazardous products in specialized facilities.
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Singapore deployed about 200 NEA officers to clean drains and spray insecticide in the mainly residential area early on Sunday to counter mosquito breeding grounds, and volunteers and contractors handed out leaflets and insect repellent.
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The U.S. government's Walter Reed Army Institute of Research will test the effectiveness of treated combat uniforms and repellent creams in July on Tanzanian soldiers who often catch malaria when working at night as peacekeepers.
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Though there were some things we could have done without (we overpacked on clothes, and repellent wasn't needed, though I didn't regret bringing it), almost everything else was well used and handy, if not necessary.
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Some hotels have ramped up their pest control in the last few weeks and are placing bottles of mosquito repellent in key areas throughout their properties, such as at their pools, for guests to use.
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Depending on your affinity for crowds, the Zachary might be a magnet or a repellent on game days, when crowds flock to the lobby bar and out onto the fire-lit terraces overlooking the stadium.
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They subsequently commenced aerial spraying in some of these areas over the weekend, and recommended that people use "mosquito repellent and consider staying indoors during the dusk to dawn hours to reduce exposure to mosquitoes."
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Although the risk to travelers "appears to be very low," the C.D.C. said, visitors should wear insect repellent to prevent flea bites and should avoid people with coughs or pneumonia and sick or dead animals.
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To most Bostonians, however, the essence of Government Center was (and continues to be) the brutalist modern city hall that seems to them ugly and repellent on the outside and grossly inefficient on the inside.
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Incase Icon Sleeve for MacBook Pro 13 Mosiso Water Repellent Lycra Sleeve Bag Lopez recommends that people look for "cases made specifically for their make or model laptop," especially since a snug fit is essential.
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The energy for propelling the spores turns out to come from the surface tension of water — the forces that cause a drop of water to roll up into a bead on a water-repellent surface.
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Go heavy on the repellent The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends EPA-approved mosquito repellents, particularly those that contain DEET, a powerful active ingredient in many repellents, or the oil of lemon eucalyptus.
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"The problem is not rice farming; the problem is lack of prevention," he said, explaining that larviciding must be combined with malaria detection and treatment, indoor spraying, insecticide-treated nets, and the use of repellent.
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His painstaking fire-prevention techniques include a concrete basement he poured by hand, a fire-repellent gel he coats his windows with, and a sprinkler system that dampens surrounding vegetation to prevent fires from consuming them.
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DeAngelo, at the time, was employed by the Auburn Police Department, where he worked from 1976 to 1979 until he was fired for allegedly shoplifting a can of dog repellent and a hammer from a drugstore.
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For the moment, travelers to any area where the virus has been reported should cover exposed skin with long-sleeved shirts and long pants, use insect repellent like DEET and use permethrin-treated clothing and equipment.
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Miami Zoological Wildlife Foundation has already been supplying "personal-sized DEET-free mosquito repellent" for tours of its private zoo as well as ensuring there is no standing water on the property, said spokeswoman Paulina Naranjo.
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As well as urging citizens to wear mosquito repellent, the government recommends a "5-step mozzie wipeout" that instructs citizens on how to get rid of any pools of stagnant water in and around their homes.
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People living in affluent neighbourhoods have access to running water and can protect themselves better by using insect repellent, pesticide-treated mosquito nets, screens on windows and air conditioning - options not often available to slum dwellers.
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"If you are pregnant and must travel or if you live or work in the impacted area, protect yourself from mosquito bites by wearing insect repellent, long clothing and limiting your time outdoors," the CDC said.
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But the administration also says that any deal must include funding for a border wall—an immediate non-starter for Democrats (and probably repellent to budget-hawk Republicans too: the wall is a ludicrously expensive showpiece).
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The SharkStopper repellent comes in two varieties: an ankleband for individuals that retails for $459 and a watercraft kit outfitted for vessels that retails for $1,299 and claims to protect people for up to 40 meters.
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A professional athlete shouldn't be exposed to such a thing, but, unhappily, there are still Americans out there who confuse "freedom of speech" with the freedom to say any repellent thing that they feel like saying.
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" Local officials are taking extra precautions, however, to protect tourists: Hotel guests can receive complimentary mosquito repellent, and maintenance teams are monitoring "almost all resorts," according to the spokesperson, "to ensure mosquito breeding places are destroyed.
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She has to wear long sleeves and pants, and use insect repellent for three weeks, Mr. Miksch said, to minimize the chance that a mosquito would get the virus from her and spread it to others.
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Federal health officials urge pregnant women and others to prevent bites by wearing long sleeves and long pants, using an insect repellent (such as DEET), staying in screened areas and treating clothing with the insecticide permethrin.
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DEET is still the best, most effective bug repellent in the US. The seven-plus decades of research data we have on DEET suggest that its potentially harmful side effects to humans are not that significant.
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It was an act of self-righteous treachery that seems fueled more by Nancy's long-suppressed jealousy and her sorrow at her disappointments in love than by her disapproval of Diana's allegiance to Mosley's repellent politics.
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While Dr Serruya says that governments "make their own recommendations based on available evidence about the Zika virus infections," women can only protect themselves by using insect repellent, covering up, and keeping windows and doors closed.
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In addition to air conditioning in athletes' rooms, meant to keep them from opening their windows in high temperatures, Olympic officials have made insect repellent available for free to them in housing, training and competition facilities.
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The CDC recommends also avoiding high grasses, using insect repellent, bathing or showering as soon as you get inside, conducting full body tick checks and putting clothes in the dryer on high heat to kill ticks.
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I decide against a wet suit, which I figure will take up space that could be used for three pairs of shorts, four cute tops and my lifesaving dengue-fever repellent, cleverly marketed as mosquito spray.
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"As we work to better understand what's causing AFM, parents can help protect their children by washing your hands, staying up to date on recommended vaccines and using insect repellent to prevent mosquito bites," Messonnier said.
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The Department of Health also offered tips to stay safe, such as using insect repellent, staying on trails and avoiding walking through vegetation, wearing long sleeves and long pants, and taking a shower immediately after time outdoors.
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He said officials were also seeking to work on the "psychological aspect" of athletes being fearful about getting Zika by guaranteeing a supply of mosquito repellent and by keeping teams from every nation informed about the virus.
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So Disney is getting set to reassure a key targeted demographic --women in child-bearing years and their partners -- that it will have repellent on hand to fend off any of the critters, disease-ridden or not.
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But it's spreading in many different countries where people are in close quarters, lots of mosquitoes are more present, and where there is a lack of screens on windows, air conditioning in buildings and insect repellent. 8.
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But Old Navy is making this specific, very justified outfit concern a thing of the past with its latest take on a summer staple: The retailer just rolled out a new white skinny jean that's stain-repellent.
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When it came time to apply this stain-repellent technology to a particular garment, white jeans were the obvious choice: "Spills, spots, and scuffs are highly visible on white jeans compared to regular denim washes," Morrin notes.
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"Researchers had been trying for years to dial down ice adhesion strength with chemistry, making more and more water-repellent surfaces," Kevin Golovin, a doctoral student in materials science and engineering at Michigan, said in a statement.
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She sprays herself with an insect repellent that includes DEET or another chemical approved by the US Environmental Protection Agency and checks her entire body after coming inside from the yard or a walk in the woods.
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Pros: Still possibly the most effective bug repellent out there (though picaridin is hot on its heels)Cons: Toxic to aquatic creatures, destroys clothing, smells terrible, and will make you horribly sick if you accidentally ingest it
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These include avoiding crowded areas; avoiding contact with dead animals, infected tissues and materials; avoiding close contact with other patients; using repellent to prevent bug bites; and knowing where to seek medical treatment, according to the WHO.
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Authorities have stepped up spraying insecticide and clearing stagnant water to prevent mosquito breeding, but many people said they were also avoiding the city's popular outdoor food centers and dousing themselves in repellent to avoid getting bitten.
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WHO Director-General Margaret Chan said on Monday that delaying travel was something pregnant women "can consider" but added that if they needed to travel, they should take protective measures by covering up and using mosquito repellent.
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Picaridin is a repellent that comes as a lotion you rub into your skin, and permethrin is kinder to use on plastics than DEET, but it doesn't repel insects and bugs; rather, it kills them upon contact.
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If that's the case, you might not bother to wear mosquito repellent or extra long clothing when you're outdoors, which can up the odds of getting bitten again, and passing the virus along to another hungry bloodsucker.
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All of the spray-on repellents significantly reduced the number of mosquitoes attracted to the participants, with attraction rates varying from about 30 percent (with Cutter Lemon Eucalyptus and Ben's Tick & Insect Repellent) to about 79 percent.
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One of them, Coqui Coqui, the fragrance line of a group of Mexican boutique hotels of the same name, offers a citrusy mosquito repellent packaged in the same manner as its fancy perfumes ($12 for two ounces).
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She prayed to Jesus to make her repellent to the would-be groom and was rewarded with masculine features and a beard that resembled Christ's—at the sight of which her father had her put to death.
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But, it's safe to assume that they all can be cleaned in the same way because their surfaces share similar features: glass screens and/or casings with oil-repellent (oleophobic) coating, and some degree of water resistance.
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Yes, this is obvious, but wearing the right kind of bug repellent is more important now than ever since the number of Americans infected by mosquito, flea and tick bites has more than tripled in recent years.
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Customers have sung the praises of the wellness brand as well, particularly calling out the impressive quality of the bra and leggings' material, which has four-way stretch, is breathable, moisture-wicking, and water and wind repellent.
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He advised that pregnant women or those considering becoming so continue to avoid travel to the Caribbean and Mexico and said that all travelers to these destinations should protect themselves by using and frequently reapplying mosquito repellent.
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The fencing would cover part of the border and be supported by repellent products on roads and other locations that could not be fenced off, Patrick Massenet, head of the hunting federation of Meurthe-et-Moselle, said.
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Taken alongside the news of his widow's perpetual search for any semblance of closure, it's as if Oesterheld was telegraphing in The Eternaut the horrors that would befall him at the hands of his own repellent government.
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Yet instead of insecticide and repellent, the troops were armed with wads of fliers that instruct residents how to reduce the breeding grounds for Aedes aegypti, the mosquito that transmits Zika, dengue fever and a close cousin, chikungunya.
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If you have things around the house that you never want to be in contact with moisture (like water, mud, sauces, creams, any liquid really), this two-step spray system makes them repellent to all sorts of fluids.
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As we work to better understand what is causing AFM, parents can help protect their children from serious diseases by following prevention steps like washing their hands, staying up to date on recommended immunizations and using insect repellent.
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"The lack of support for visas, the uncertainties around the status of EU citizens post-Brexit coupled with London's high cost of living has become a real repellent for hiring international talents since last June's vote," Lumineau added.
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While Solo ultimately made the decision to attend the games, she's still sticking to her diligent use of mosquito repellent, although she told the Associated Press that she feels American media has been a bit unfair to Brazilians.
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"In an abundance of caution, we are accelerating preventative efforts throughout our property, including providing complimentary insect repellent to our guests along with helpful guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention," Disney said in a statement.
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If you want to make your own natural bug repellent, there is a whole host of essential oils that deter blood-thirsty bugs, but, again, they probably won't do as good of a job as DEET or picaridin.
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Such operations include "ultra-low volume misting of premises and thermal fogging of outdoor areas to kill adult mosquitoes," increasing frequency of drain flushing and oiling to prevent breeding, and public education outreach and distribution of insect repellent.
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"I'm petrified," said Amber Collins, a 31-year-old newlywed who hopes to become pregnant soon and who had "doused" herself with insect repellent before venturing out to join two friends for a drink at the Wynwood Yard.
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Rick Scott (R) sent a three-page list to the White House on Wednesday with requests from dozens of counties about what they need to fight Zika, including more personnel, more training and more mosquito traps and repellent.
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The 800-fill down is used as an insulator, but curiously it is not hydrophobic as The North Face relies on its durable water repellent (DWR) coating to help prevent moisture from reaching the interior of the jacket.
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We'd hand out supplies — clothing, food, water, bed linens, insect repellent, you name it, we just had a little bit of everything — and then we'd finish our visit planting trees, because we lost so many during the hurricane.
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Rumpl Printed Blanket for $84 ($1013 off): Rumpl blankets are made from soft, fluffy 20-dernier ripstop nylon that has been treated with a durable water repellent (DWR) finish and packs down to the size of a cantaloupe.
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The North Face Mossbud Swirl Reversible Water Repellent Heatseeker Girl's Jacket, $67.50 (originally $90) [You save $22.50]A plush fleece interior and a water-resistant taffeta exterior make this the perfect coat for kids on cold, rainy days.
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Places with Zika outbreaks are safe for the average traveler, though we did follow the precaution of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to generously apply repellent with DEET, as we normally do when visiting the tropics.
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French umpire Kader Nouni was seen slapping his face as he tried to squash the irritants, while Croatian Donna Vekic was spotted applying insect repellent during the changeovers of her match against Briton Johanna Konta on Centre Court.
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GQ has called Olivers' clothes "subtle" yet "premium," and has, of course, lauded the All Over Short, made of a lightweight nylon spandex blend whose 4-way stretch and water repellent qualities make it ideal for all scenarios.
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Although there are the typical ways to get rid of those mosquitos (like using DEET or another one of these 7 mosquito repellent tips ), there are a few unique hacks that can help your mosquito-blocking efforts even further.
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Over the next few weeks, we're sitting down with some of the people who make Planet Earth II to talk about cameras, drones, insect repellent, M&Ms, and all the other things that go into making this crazy show.
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However, the World Health Organization still advises women who are pregnant to limit travel to the region and those traveling there to take special precautions to avoid contact with mosquitoes, including wearing long sleeves and pants and using repellent.
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"On advice of the ACHD (Allegheny County Health Department), the researcher is complying with a request to wear long sleeves and pants and wear insect repellent for three weeks from the date of contact," a university statement said Thursday.
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Higher percentages of active ingredients such as DEET, Picaridin, oil of lemon eucalyptus and IR3535 protect longer, advises the CDC, and people can also purchase clothing treated with the repellent permethrin, but should not apply it directly to skin.
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Last year, another repellent-based product -- known as Faso soap -- began development in Burkina Faso after the researchers behind it won the Global Social Venture Competition at the University of California, Berkeley and received funding to develop it further.
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POSTCOMMODITY (Founded 19583) This collective — comprising Raven Chacon, Cristóbal Martínez and Kade L. Twist — for four days in October 2015 installed a two-mile "Repellent Fence" of 26 balloons that intersected the United States-Mexico border near Douglas, Ariz.
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"Ladies, this year's fragrance is DEET," said Ismarie Morales, the head nutritionist at the Women, Infants, and Children clinic in Carolina, a suburb of San Juan, as she held up a green can of repellent at a recent class.
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Warm-up festivities for Carnival in recent days have lured thousands to street marches and block parties, even if the smell of insect repellent now rivals that of the beer, sweat and urine more commonly associated with the revelry.
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For a time he tried to develop some novel products: a toothbrush with toothpaste in its handle; a bar of glycerin soap that revealed a corporate logo after repeated use; and suntan lotion that also carried an insect repellent.
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The picture offers a relentless barrage of toilet humor, haphazard film parodies (the sight of the director naked, channeling a "Silence of the Lambs" character, is unfortunate indeed) and gore effects that are no less repellent for being unconvincing.
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Five anonymous "cleaners" describe the appalling aspects of their jobs — like sifting through 25,000 images a day that can include repellent content like child pornography — while researchers and former social media executives emphasize the serious consequences of virtual lawlessness.
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At the BBC, a camerawoman posted a clip of the correspondent Natalie Pirks spraying a huge amount of bug repellent around her head so that she could make it through her own broadcast, even as bugs flitted around her.
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"If you're going to be outdoors for eight hours, you might want to try a higher concentration repellent, but if you're only outdoors gardening for maybe an hour or two, you could use a lower concentration," Dr. McAllister said.
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Directed by Gordon Edelstein, the production is perhaps the best "Endgame" I've seen: sharp in its savage humor, attentive to the language, and increasingly unsettling as these gruesome figures, at first repellent and almost cartoonish, gnaw at our souls.
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Offering men's, women's, and even customizable garments that include T-shirts, pullovers, pants, and beyond, Nobitech's outdoor leisurewear utilizes EPA-approved Skintex technology, which, it says, slowly releases a synthetic repellent that's non-toxic for humans, but deadly to insects.
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Wealthier women can afford as many bottles of insect repellent as they can get their hands on (not to mention ultrasound exams to find out if their unborn children are showing signs of microcephaly); the poorest can count only on chance.
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Outfitted in churchly robes, which seems the right style choice for the contemplation of the sacred and profane, the ensemble hymns the magnetic and repellent attraction exerted by a boy named Joshua upon a younger high school student named Clare.
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PFAS have been used for decades in "non-stick cookware, water-repellent clothing, stain-resistant fabrics and carpets, some cosmetics, some firefighting foams, and products that resist grease, water, and oil," according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Like many cities that line the border, Douglas and Aguas Prietas were once one, and Postcommodity saw its ephemeral installation, "Repellent Fence / Valla Repelente," as a recuperative gesture meant to bring both sides of a land cut in two together again.
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Dishonesty, he writes, was central "to the entire enterprise of organized crime on both sides of the Atlantic," and so, too, were bullying, peer pressure and groupthink — repellent traits shared by Trump and company, he suggests, and now infecting our culture.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends wearing insect repellent (preferably containing DEET) and covering up exposed skin with long sleeves and pants when you are outside, and using screens or nets to keep mosquitoes out of your home.
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Researchers at New Mexico State University tested 10 commercially available products, three of which contained the insect-repellent DEET as the active ingredient, and four that didn't — including the previously mentioned VS Bombshell and Avon's Skin So Soft Bath Oil.
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I also packed an ample supply of sunscreen, insect repellent with 20 percent or more of DEET, and a first-aid kit of hydrocortisone cream, antibiotic ointment and a variety of bandages, though happily the latter two were never needed.
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They have good reasons to be concerned, she said, and she's advising patients to wear mosquito repellent, to stay covered when they're outside and to steer clear of the part of the city where officials have said there's been Zika exposure.
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He was fearlessly engaged with the profane and the repellent; and yet his work is apt on any page to break out into such passages of compassion and sorrow that the reader is ambushed all over again—this time by emotion.
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The kits, which are available from Miami-Dade County OB-GYNs, include insect repellent, tablets that can be placed in standing water to kill larvae, mosquito nets and condoms, along with educational information about the virus and protection against mosquito bites.
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Some steps you can take to avoid flea bites and plague infection include wearing protective clothing, using an insect repellent that protects against fleas (and contains at least 25% DEET), and avoiding contact with rodents and sick or dead animals.
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On Tuesday the South African government announced it will be installing the world's first shark-repellent electromagnetic cable to protect swimmers along the end of the Busselton Jetty, a shark attack hot spot and one of Western Australia's most famous landmarks.
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That city's Police Chief Nick Willick told CBS Sacramento on Thursday that DeAngelo was an average cop, although he was eventually fired in 1979 when he was caught stealing a can of dog repellent and a hammer from a convenience store.
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She also triggered the ire of Brazilian fans when she posted a picture with her face covered with a mosquito net and a jumbo bottle of insect repellent on Twitter before the Games, in reference to the mosquito-borne Zika virus.
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The 10 products include:Bandelettes thigh garters, $17Dry Steppers shoe covers, $20Gloryfy Unbreakable glasses, $163FYB London SMART HandbagGENA convertible pumps, $123Ta-Ta Towl, $45Vardama stain repellent shirt, $95StiloGuard heel protectors, $9NV Holders shirt suspenders, $40PYSIS Over-The-Heel Rain Boots, $119
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A campaign of "vote for me because my opponent sucks" offers the prospect of a nation that is perpetually ungovernable, a populace that is permanently contemptuous of politicians, and a politics that will remain a repellent brew of anger and apathy.
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Within a month, Mr. Dussich's company, JAD Corporation of America, was given a $15,000 contract that allowed parks officials to try out his product, Mint-X, a heavy-duty scented bag that is advertised as repellent against the Norway rat.
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The directors, John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein, who were behind the repellent 2015 film "Vacation," show relative restraint here, in spite of a set piece that involves an adorable little dog getting its immaculate white coat doused with blood.
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Contemporary art figures prominently in this year's Doc Fortnight program, perhaps most notably in Through the Repellent Fence: A Land Art Film (February 18, 113), which tracks the art collective Postcommodity's creation of a temporary installation bisecting the US–Mexico border.
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The guy behind me had a big can of bug repellent that he would spray and light the plume, creating a makeshift flamethrower, which he used to express his approval of key lyrics — and heat up the back of my neck.
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The foundation on your face, the antidepressants you take, the shampoo in your shower and even the hard-core mosquito repellent you applied down in Panama four months ago: All of these things leave traces on your hands and phone.
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Such dispassion has alarmed public health officials, who are scrambling to curb the outbreak among a population that has long lived with mosquitoes — and which seldom takes precautions to avoid bites, especially those too poor to afford repellent, window screens or air-conditioning.
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He was with the Exeter Police Department between 1973 and 235, and then employed by the Auburn Police Department from 21981 to 227 until he was fired for allegedly shoplifting a can of dog repellent and a hammer from a Sacramento drug store.
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It's up to every woman to decide whether medium readings, psychic vampire repellent, or any of Goop's more recreational products are things she wants to experiment with, but endorsing supplements for pregnant women that go against international health guidelines is straight-up bullshit.
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The other three classes of chemicals found in dust samples included environmental phenols, usually used as preservatives in personal care products like shampoo; fluorinated chemicals, used as stain- and water-repellent treatments for upholstery, carpets and clothes and in nonstick pans; and fragrances.
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When Kari Warberg Block, founder of all-natural pest-repellent firm EarthKind, talks about preparing for negotiations with big chain stores, it comes across a little like Moneyball for small-business owners who want to punch above their weight with retail giants.
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He and the co-founder Bradley Feinstein, a former consultant, have patented a nanotechnology process that bonds hydrophobic polymers with natural fibers on the molecular level to make them water- and stain-repellent, a process that can be licensed by clothing brands.
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The novel's "intimidating illumination" of the lecherous, aging David Kepesh is too repellent for him fully to embrace, as it seems to be for Roth himself, who, Amis writes, "does not equip Kepesh with moral clarity" but with "rationalizations" and "suffering" instead.
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It's a days-and-nights book, a detailed, sobersided, but very engaging and at times gripping chronicle of music and society, all of it devoted to the unending drive and conscientiousness that made Toscanini's performances so riveting—and, to some, so repellent.
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Those precautions include applying insect repellent containing 25% DEET to uncovered skin, wearing long-sleeved shirts and long pants that are thick enough to repel a mosquito bite, using air conditioning and screens on doors, and removing standing water where mosquitoes lay eggs.
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The idea that this model, or "communautarisme," should be so repellent can be baffling to Anglo-Saxons, largely understood by the French to be British and Americans who, for the most part, stopped thinking of themselves exclusively in such narrow terms long ago.
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Reid and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi will have a field day injecting repellent Trump statements into C-SPAN televised floor debates and using them aggressively to raise funds and win votes for their House and Senate candidates against vulnerable GOP opponents.
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At a meeting to inform the local sports federations about the virus, the committee said it had recently reached a deal with the laboratory Omega Pharma to provide its strongest repellent to the hundreds of Spanish athletes going to Rio in August.
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MIAMI BEACH — Michal Keren David stood alone amid the confectionery swirl that draws millions to the adult playground of South Beach, clutching not a minty mojito or even a ubiquitous cellphone, but one of the very latest symbols of life here: mosquito repellent.
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For chemicals that have been around for decades — like DuPont's PFOA and PFOS, which used to be in 3M's Scotchgard stain repellent — there is a stronger body of research linking them to diseases like non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and breast and kidney cancer.
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"As we head into the Labor Day weekend and the month of September people should not forget to bring and use an EPA-approved mosquito repellent for any outdoor activities," Dr. Monica Bharel, the state public health commissioner, said in a press release.
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Dual Function Perfect for triathletes, "Chariots of Fire" re-enactors or anyone who feels like diving into a lake after a long jog, the water-repellent Run Cannonball Run shorts by the New England brand Tracksmith work equally well for running or swimming.
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While the brand now has an all-encompassing line of shoe care products including cleaning foam, wipes, and stain-repellent sprays, I stick to the Premium Shoe Cleaner because it&aposs worked well for me over the last eight or nine years.
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Then it slowly expands into a repellent panorama of exploitation, in which young women are taken advantage of by parents (foster and biological), pimps, lawyers, youth counselors, hackers, classmates, ballet teachers, fellow dancers and just about anyone else you can think of.
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"A lot of the ideas stemmed from utility — I would go into luxury boutiques and there would be a beautiful coat but I'd put it on and then realize the pockets were tiny or the raincoats weren't actually water-repellent," Afridi says.
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"Ticks can be found in your own backyard, so it is essential to wear long sleeves and pants, use insect repellent containing DEET to help keep you safe from ticks and the diseases they carry," Pennsylvania Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine said.
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The next year, in early July, Chief Willick fired Mr. DeAngelo from the police force after he was arrested for trying to steal a hammer and a can of dog repellent from a Pay 'n Save store by concealing them in his trousers.
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The best defense against Aedes mosquitoes turns out to be not big municipal gestures but small individual actions: destroying their habitat by emptying the pools of water where they reproduce, and keeping them from eating by repairing windows screens and wearing bug repellent.
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We don't end up liking any of the plants, but we pick up a couple of organic whole chickens, eggs, applesauce, and beer ($60.28) along with summer clothes for the kids, a summer hat for me, and non-toxic bug repellent for the family ($79.93).
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Residents of and travelers to Puerto Rico are urged to take steps to avoid mosquito bites including the use of mosquito repellent, take precautions to reduce the risk of sexual transmission of Zika, and seek medical care for any acute illness with rash or fever.
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And Zika cases as a whole have been mostly concentrated in a few states of northeast Brazil, far from Rio de Janeiro's Olympic venues, and anecdotally at least, mostly in poor neighborhoods where the Aedes aegypti mosquito thrives and repellent use is less common.
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It advised using insect repellent with DEET; wearing light-colored clothes that cover the body; closing doors and windows; sleeping under mosquito nets; eliminating potential mosquito breeding sites in containers that can hold even small amounts of water, such as buckets, flower pots and tyres.
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About 80 Amazon warehouse workers in New Jersey are complaining of burning throats and eyes after an aerosol can of bear repellent — essentially a super-strong pepper spray — fell off a shelf and sent potent fumes spewing across the third floor of the Robbinsville facility.
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"Typhus infection can be prevented through flea control measures on pets, using insect repellent to avoid flea bites, and clearing areas that can attract wild or stray animals like cats, rats and opossums," Los Angeles County Health Officer Dr. Muntu Davis said in a statement.
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Related: Latin America Responds to the Zika Virus With Soldiers, Repellent, and Pregnancy Warnings It is thought that large gatherings of scantily-dressed revelers, coupled with an accumulation of rubbish in the streets and the possibility of rain, may facilitate the spread of the virus.
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They should let their health care provider know so that doctors and the public health system can respond properly, and, if they are returning to areas where Aedes mosquitoes are present, they should assiduously avoid being bitten by covering their skin and using insect repellent.
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The trick was to turn this appeal inside out, so that what appear at first to be outlandish and sometimes repellent practices come to seem natural and sensible, and our own practices, whose reasonableness we had taken for granted, start to appear tribal and arbitrary.
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Check out the backpack in action: Aside from the obvious turn signal panel, the backpack has a ton of other convenient features: padded laptop and tablet pockets, a headphone cord opening, water-repellent straps, and a padded back for extra comfort on those long commutes.
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During the bear repellent incident at one of its New Jersey fulfillment centers in December—which, notably, was not its first—a can came free of its packaging and discharged, which the company now says may have occurred when it pressed up against safety fencing.
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Athletes and visitors should also consult a health worker before travelling, use insect repellent and clothing on as much of their body as possible, and practice safe sex or abstain during their stay and for at least four weeks after their return, it said.
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"If you don't have access to money to buy repellent, to sleep with an air conditioner on so mosquitoes won't bite you, to have mosquito nets around you and you live in areas where there's more stagnant water, obviously you have higher risks," he said.
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The CDC and other health agencies have been operating for months on the assumption that Zika causes brain defects, and they have been warning pregnant women to use mosquito repellent, avoid travel to Zika-stricken regions and either abstain from sex or rely on condoms.
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That's easier said than done, of course, but you might have more options that you think: Wear long sleeves, use EPA-registered insect repellent, and get rid of (or stay away from) any standing pools of water, which are fertile breeding grounds for mosquitoes.
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Pregnant women who wish to be extremely cautious may use a repellent with a lower concentration of DEET to limit how much gets in their blood, said Dr. Sarah G. Obican, a maternal fetal specialist and a member of the Organization of Teratology Information Specialists.
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Filled with 100 percent goose down, this Ariana-loved coat is sure to keep you toasty and dry from head to toe this winter — even when the wind chill drops below zero, thanks to its water-repellent, windproof fabric that blocks out harsh weather.
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Related: Latin America Responds to the Zika Virus With Soldiers, Repellent, and Pregnancy Warnings Women's rights activists in Latin America have insisted that it would be more appropriate to respond with measures to improve access to contraception as well as relax the region's abortion laws.
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In order to do this, people are encouraged to wear long-sleeved shirts and pants while outdoors, secure screens on windows, empty any standing water near your home and use insect repellent containing DEET, picaridin, IR3535 or oil of lemon eucalyptus, the CDC states.
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Scaling up the demure 19th-century genre of the black-paper silhouette, she brought to elegant, repellent life an unending stream of vicious master-slave narratives — a continuum of violence, abuse and violation that consumed and corrupted almost all parties, regardless of age or race.
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In addition, the CDC recommends that everyone traveling to areas with Zika virus take precautions to protect themselves — wearing mosquito repellent, using screens to keep mosquitoes outside, wearing pants and long-sleeved shirts, and making sure there's no standing water inside or outside the home.
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