In Florida, it has killed or sickened zoo animals; in neighboring states, it has also sickened a handful of humans.
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But it also means that reasonable Republican voters who are sickened by gun violence -- truly sickened, not just sickened for "likes" on Twitter -- have a moral obligation to refuse to support ghoulish enablers like the majority leader, who allow deadly violence to flourish.
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"I am sickened by what I heard today," Ryan said.
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I'm sickened by the mass shooting in Las Vegas. pic.twitter.
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I pray for Ted, but I am sickened by him.
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His police chief said he was "sickened" by the footage.
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Ambulance crews treated some of those sickened at the scene.
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Many passengers were sickened and one died of respiratory failure.
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"Sturdivant read the message and was sickened," her complaint stated.
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Some 9,300 have died and more than 800,000 people sickened.
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And Ryan: I am sickened by what I heard today.
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Dozens of people were killed and hundreds of thousands sickened.
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Two of the people sickened were hospitalized, the CDC said.
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Now, I am seeing children sickened by the same diseases.
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The contaminated drugs killed 22019 people and sickened over 700.
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The CDC noted that 69% of those sickened are Hispanic.
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In total, 18 people have been sickened in the area.
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Worried customers speculated that his own drugs had sickened him.
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It has sickened hundreds and killed at least six people.
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Among those sickened are 19 crew members and two passengers.
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Then it was the family of club members who sickened.
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It was an exchange that left me feeling physically sickened.
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"I am sickened by this despicable act," Mr. Sanders said.
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Absolutely sickened to hear of the assassination of Jo Cox.
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As an American I am sickened by the religious test.
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Analysis: Officially, the virus has sickened 40,171 people in China.
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And while many Indians were sickened, many others were enthused.
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It has already sickened around 300 people and killed six.
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"We are so sickened by all of this," Connors said.
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Everywhere the ocean warmed, the sunflower stars sickened and died.
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Sarai said she felt sickened by the statistic — yet unsurprised.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said they had investigated two outbreaks that occurred last year: one in 11 states that sickened 55 people and another that sickened five people in three states.
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The number of those sickened has increased drastically in recent weeks.
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The attack killed 29 people and sickened more than 255,21995 others.
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The subway attack killed 13 people and sickened more than 6,000.
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The virus has sickened more than 17,000 in China since December.
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The opera would seem guaranteed to leave you shattered, almost sickened.
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I feel absolutely sickened having my name uttered by this person.
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The outbreak has killed 492 people and sickened nearly 25,000 worldwide.
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And toxic algal blooms sickened swimmers in a handful of outbreaks.
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A total of 156 people had been sickened during that period.
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Sanders in a statement said he was sickened by the act.
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Ryan said in that statement he was "sickened" by the remark.
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It kind of sickened me, in a way, to discover that.
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Sickened by the thought of PA teachers carrying firearms in schools.
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It has sickened nearly 91,000 people, the vast majority in China.
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"This is our mother," Mr. Mosby said of the sickened trees.
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In California, farm workers are being sickened by a dangerous pesticide.
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Food contaminated with E. coli sickened customers around the United States.
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In all, 25 American Embassy personnel appear to have been sickened.
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Patients could stay for weeks, limiting space for newly sickened people.
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The virus has killed two people and sickened dozens in China.
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That strain of coronavirus killed 800 people and sickened thousands more.
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Several people were sickened simply by coming into contact with victims.
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In China, where it originated, it&aposs sickened hundreds of people.
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SARS sickened 173,217 people and killed 22014 before it was contained.
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Again, I was hit, and vaguely sickened, by Greenland's inhuman scale.
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Provost said she was "sickened and saddened" by the alleged crimes.
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Cory Booker said he was "sickened" by the New Zealand news.
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One patient died and six more were sickened in that outbreak.
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The outbreak sickened 363 people and hospitalized 76 across 18 states.
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These outbreaks collectively sickened at least 27,2014 people and even killed eight.
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The sarin gas attack killed 13 people and sickened more than 6,000.
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"I am sickened that word came out of my mouth," Lisanti wrote.
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" Later, Driggers would tell reporters, "I was sickened by what I saw.
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"We are all heartbroken and sickened," a Today show source tells PEOPLE.
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Two locations have also been linked to customers sickened by the norovirus.
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Those sickened in this outbreak range from 1 year old to 95.
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Sanders condemned the shooting on the Senate floor, saying it "sickened" him.
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Residents say the stench of gas fumes has sickened scores of them.
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But I was sickened by the fact Donald Trump's statements were overlooked.
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No customers were sickened, but the news fanned concerns about Chipotle nationally.
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The department was called in on Monday to find the sickened family.
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Sanders said Wednesday that he had been "sickened" by the "despicable" shooting.
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"We're just sickened and saddened by these senseless tragedies," Zelnick told Barron's.
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"I am sickened by this despicable act," Sanders said in a statement.
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In the end, 12 people died and more than 80 were sickened.
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Over all, at least 23 children have been sickened by tainted milk.
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Yemen also suffering a cholera scourge that has sickened nearly one million.
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Researchers discovered many were sickened after harvesting and eating the dead hippos.
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And so far, the flu has sickened more people than the coronavirus.
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It has sickened more than 82,000 people, the vast majority in China.
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The coronavirus has already sickened hundreds and killed six people in Asia.
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The virus has already sickened hundreds and killed several people in Asia.
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More than 73,100 people have been sickened in Asia, according to officials.
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Soon, though, he sickened and died, his arms around his keeper's neck.
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The coronavirus has sickened nearly 10,000 people and killed at least 213.
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Marwan was sickened to learn about the reports of rape that day.
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When people are sickened, formerly life-saving drugs can be rendered useless.
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Cholera has since killed more than 9,000 Haitians and sickened 800,000 others.
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In all, 732 people were sickened by the meningitis and other infections.
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The lung disease has sickened more than 530 people across the country.
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The lung disease has sickened more than 530 people across the country.
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But Mr. Skripal's daughter, Yulia, and a police officer were also sickened.
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I'm sickened by the tradition, but I'm also a part of it.
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I am sickened to think these types of things happen in our society.
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The recall notice didn't provide a list of states where people were sickened.
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But how are we even supposed to tell if oil has sickened dolphins?
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William Howard Taft's press spokesman, Archie Butt, was sickened from stress and fatigue.
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I&aposm sickened by Congress that doesn&apost call for articles of impeachment.
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Sickened & disgusted once again by the lack of humanity that engulfs our country.
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Those sickened range in age from 17 to 84, 62% of them, women.
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He said the shooting "sickened" him and stressed his commitment to nonviolent action.
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More than 2,000 people have been sickened, many from illicit marijuana-based products.
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I felt sickened by everything Sasha embodied: her weepy passivity, her adamant hopelessness.
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At least seven people have been sickened in Michigan, and three have died.
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In 2016, an E. coli outbreak linked to raw flour sickened 63 people.
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Mr. Ryan described himself in a statement as "sickened" by Mr. Trump's remarks.
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Three of those believed to be sickened by Blue Bell frozen treats died.
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Mitch Matlow says the eight people sickened are believed to be hotel employees.
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This year's H3N2 sickened over 2000,249 and the illness has hit our shores.
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The illness, considered a global pandemic, has sickened more than 235,000 people worldwide.
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That same year, ConAgra's salmonella-tainted Peter Pan peanut butter sickened 425 people.
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AI researcher or not, we should be sickened by totalitarian abuses like these.
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We know that 450 people have been sickened and six people have died.
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The outbreak has killed more than 130 and sickened thousands, mostly in China.
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It has killed at least 17 people and sickened hundreds since last month.
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The outbreak has sickened at least 2,800 people and killed at least 81.
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"I am sickened by this despicable act," Mr. Sanders said in a statement.
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So far, the new virus has sickened over 500 people and killed 17.
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The prosecutor general suggested that Mr. Gebrev had been sickened by tainted arugula.
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Seventeen people have died from the flu-like virus, with hundreds more sickened.
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One patient died and six more were sickened by the initial mold outbreak.
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The illness has sickened at least 530 people and killed at least nine.
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Five people died from the contamination and thousands more said they were sickened.
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Five people died from the contamination and thousands more said they were sickened.
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President Harry Truman was sickened by the assault and ordered a federal investigation.
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Anybody in the United States, as a parent, should be sickened by those things.
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The virus has sickened more than 20033,22003 people in China and 2329 other countries.
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At UCLA, three patients died and five more were sickened by antibiotic-resistant superbugs.
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The virus has sickened more than 22,28 people in China and 21 other countries.
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A spike in 21 sickened 2010,1934 Americans, and 227 died, most of them infants.
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I don't know about you, but I felt vaguely sickened by the whole thing.
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In four instances, sickened individuals said that they had handled raw turkey pet food.
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The pesticide, in use since 1965, has sickened dozens of farmworkers in recent years.
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Anyone who may have been sickened is urged to call 1-800-CALL-FBI.
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It is not clear whether any of the sickened passengers drank from airport fountains.
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Three of those children were sickened in part by the flu, autopsy reports show.
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People sickened by romaine lettuce after April 11 may not have reported it yet.
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There is every reason for Americans to be sickened by the war in Yemen.
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At least 3603,375 people in the country have been sickened, and 366 have died.
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By some estimates, millions of Americans sickened by coronavirus might need a hospital stay.
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It has now killed more than 5,400 people worldwide and sickened more than 145,000.
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Nick Bailey, was also sickened when he responded to Mr. Skripal's home in Salisbury.
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Dozens of other people connected to the facility have been sickened by the virus.
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But there are some signs, in this sickened capital, that antibodies are kicking in.
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At the time, the coronavirus had killed 26 people and sickened more than 800.
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I try not to ever go down there because I'm sickened by the place.
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The coronavirus outbreak has sickened thousands across the U.S. and more than 204,000 globally.
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I look back at Lydia's life and I'm sickened we couldn't see it coming.
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The 2015 Disneyland measles outbreak sickened at least 125 people, many of them unvaccinated.
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So far, the coronavirus infection in Serbia has sickened 528 and killed eight people.
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Another 18 people have been sickened in the Canadian provinces of Ontario and Quebec.
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The coronavirus has already sickened more than 850 people in Columbus and killed 15.
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The coronavirus outbreak has sickened 68 people in Alabama and more than 10,000 nationally.
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The outbreak has sickened more than 85033,000 people globally and killed more than 9,000.
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So far, the coronavirus infection in Serbia has sickened 528 and killed eight people.
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At least 500 people have reported being sickened, with many hospitalized in critical condition.
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The virus has sickened more than 11,8503 people in China and 23 other countries.
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The details: The virus has killed at least 18 and sickened more than 600.
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The respiratory virus has killed at least 210 people and sickened more than 0003.
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The details: The virus has killed at least 17 and sickened more than 113.
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People in at least another four states have been sickened by tainted McDonald's salads.
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The latest weekly tally includes 275 more reports of patients sickened, in 46 states.
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Nearly 1,300 people, disproportionately young, have been sickened from vaping THC, nicotine or both.
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COVID-19 has killed more than 2,800 people globally and sickened more than 82,000.
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The mysterious lung illness has sickened nearly 1,300 people in all but one state.
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Ryan blasted his party's standard-bearer, saying he was "sickened" by his vulgar comments.
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On "The Late Show," Colbert said he was "sickened and heartbroken" by the attack.
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People in at least another five states have been sickened by tainted McDonald's salads.
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That outbreak ultimately sickened 62 people across 16 states, landing 25 in the hospital.
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After Lee Ming-cheh entered prison, will he 'get sick' or be forcefully 'sickened'?
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The virus has killed at least 1,384 people and sickened more than 64,453 worldwide.
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At least 25 people who were sickened with the virus have received treatment at hospitals.
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I am sickened by the idea that anyone would think of me in racist terms.
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The measles outbreak has sickened 39 people, with 13 more cases suspected, since Jan. 1.
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That outbreak has sickened more than 200 and killed at least four across several states.
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The sickened manatees are often in a near unconscious state, suffering seizures and facial ticks.
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"I am SICKENED that this phrase is on a lunch box," she wrote on Facebook.
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At least 263 people who were sickened with the virus have received treatment at hospitals.
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"I'm not surprised by this latest development, but my heart is sickened," Davis, 63, wrote.
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When you're sickened by the state of the food industry, you buy ethically produced food.
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Malnutrition, cholera and other diseases have killed or sickened thousands of civilians over the years.
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"I am sickened by what I heard today," Ryan said in a statement via Variety.
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It said officials did not believe birds at one premise sickened those at the other.
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In 1993, crypto in Milwaukee's drinking water supply killed 104 people and sickened over 400,000.
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This 60-something white woman was sickened, outraged and brought to tears by these images.
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More than 25 percent of the U.S. population was sickened, and about 675,000 Americans died.
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The coronavirus has sickened more than 111,000 people and spread to more than 100 countries.
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And if physicians and nurses are sickened, there are fewer people to care for patients.
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"I feel absolutely sickened having my name uttered by this person," he said on Twitter.
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In under a month, those numbers have surged past 2,600 dead and over 40,000 sickened.
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The coronavirus pandemic has sickened at least 369,85033 people around the world and killed 16,294.
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But instead of dying, the tree had grown around its sickened heart, and lived on.
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The virus has killed 2500,262 people so far, and sickened more than 2500,000 worldwide. 2.
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The virus has sickened tens of thousands of people in at least two dozen countries.
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In China, the virus has killed more than 100 people and sickened more than 33,500.
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The COVID-19 outbreak has sickened more than 90,000 people and killed more than 3,000.
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At least 910 people have now died worldwide and more than 40,000 have been sickened.
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And nearly 1,300 people have been sickened by mysterious vaping-related lung injuries this year.
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Since late December, the virus has sickened about 300 people in China and killed six.
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Americans are right to be sickened by reports of widespread sexual assault and domestic violence.
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The CDC last week said the mysterious lung disease has sickened 530 people so far.
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Then a veteran newscaster who had been at the landing site sickened suddenly and died.
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When it was all over, the packages had killed five people and sickened 17 others.
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An E. coli outbreak in 2015 sickened hundreds of people and plunged Chipotle into crisis.
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In 2015, two patients in Los Angeles died and five were sickened by contaminated duodenoscopes.
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There was a time when federal lawmakers were sufficiently sickened by the violence to act.
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In children's clothing shops, mothers buying Sabbath finery traded stories about friends with sickened children.
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An outbreak that lasted four months (March through June) sickened 210 people, and killed five.
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That outbreak, which sickened about 200 people and killed five, was blamed on tainted irrigation water.
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Twelve people died, and almost 90 were sickened during two waves of the outbreak in 2015.
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But, on the bright side, I'm not the only one who's been feeling sickened by it.
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Within days he was hospitalized - sickened by the very drugs that were supposed to cure him.
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China's deadly viral outbreak has sickened thousands and shut down stores and factories in that country.
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This season alone has already sickened an estimated 19 million Americans, hospitalized 140,000 and killed 10,000.
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Saw, Hostel, Final Destination — no gory movie moment has sickened me past the point of enjoyment.
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Complaints continued to roll in — people got rashes, lost hair and were sickened by the water.
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More than 100 people have been sickened at about 20 public recreational water facilities, officials said.
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But her comments sickened a lawyer called Hany Gad, who sued Ms Wahab for insulting Egypt.
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The outbreak has killed more than 200 people in China and sickened more than 8,000 worldwide.
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Since January 1, the rash- and fever-causing virus has sickened 880 people across 24 states.
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Local media reported that dozens of veterans were sickened by the spray and given medical assistance.
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Some of those who were sickened may have eaten raw dough or batter, the company said.
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Paul Yingling, who had served alongside McMaster in Iraq, was sickened by his White House appearance.
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More than 100 people in other states were sickened by strains of E. coli and salmonella.
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Both were put into a coma following the attack and at least three others were sickened.
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"I am sickened by what I heard today," Ryan said in a statement released Friday night.
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About 53 people have been reported sickened in 16 states since March 13, the CDC said.
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It sickened me—an educated, vibrant man dying like this, at the age of fifty-seven.
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In July, reports surfaced that customers were sickened by norovirus at a location in Sterling, Virginia.
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The global coronavirus outbreak has sickened more than 200,000 people as of this week, killing thousands.
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Since then, the virus has claimed 3,281 lives and sickened more than 81,000 people in China.
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In 1995, he died after being stabbed 60 times, the killer reportedly sickened by Karlsson's sexuality.
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In 2016, for example, 96 people in Illinois were sickened by E. coli linked to cilantro.
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Infections can spread quickly, like the norovirus outbreak that sickened nearly 2000 fire evacuees last week.
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But one, Dasza, sickened at Auschwitz, died a couple of months later in a Swedish hospital.
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By some estimates, millions of Americans sickened by coronavirus might need a stay in the hospital.
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Now, a strange ailment that has sickened American diplomats and their families has appeared in China.
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I am sickened to admit that — in its essential details — my dystopian tale has come true.
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The global coronavirus outbreak has sickened more than 85033,000 people, including nearly two dozen in Kentucky.
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Back in 2003, the SARS epidemic sickened more than 8,000 people and spread to 29 countries.
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More than 000,100 people have been sickened in at least 168 countries, according to official counts.
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By some estimates, millions of Americans sickened by coronavirus might need to stay in the hospital.
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The virus has so far killed over 2,800 around the globe and sickened more than 83,000.
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Nearly a million Haitians have been sickened and roughly 10,000 have died from cholera since 2010.
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More than 600 people have reportedly been sickened, with cases in at least seven other countries.
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So far more than 0003,500 people have been sickened and more than 100 people have died.
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The virus has sickened more than 210,22003 people in China and a handful in other countries.
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She worked feverishly, I was told, usually at night, but then she suddenly sickened and died.
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The outbreak has sickened 107 people in Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana; three of them have died.
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As of Tuesday, the virus has sickened 61 people and killed one man in Hong Kong.
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U.N. peacekeepers also accidentally started a cholera epidemic that killed 9,300 people and sickened another 800,000.
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Another multi-state salmonella outbreak involving pre-cut melon sickened at least 60 people in 2018.
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The COVID-19 coronavirus has killed at least 2,249 people and sickened more than 76,700 worldwide.
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Seven people have died and hundreds more have been sickened across the US in the outbreak.
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"I feel absolutely sickened having my name uttered by this person," Kjellberg said of the news.
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In 2008, tainted milk in China killed at least six babies and sickened about 300,000 others.
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When the CDC issued its warning in November, 32 people in 11 states had been sickened.
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Since July, the outbreak of multidrug-resistant salmonella has spread to 35 states and sickened 164 people.
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The health scares, which have sickened about 500 people in 13 different states, have blighted Chipotle's reputation.
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A sickened culture, he argues, could be cured if more people returned to this kind of piety.
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So far, 93 people have been sickened and 23 hospitalized, although there have been no reported deaths.
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The city's faithful, sickened by the details of the abuse their bishop had enabled, demanded his resignation.
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Yet other senators described military families being charged questionable fees or being sickened by dangerous housing conditions.
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The FDA has yet to unravel the mystery of how the Yuma romaine sickened so many people.
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A 2017 measles outbreak in that state sickened 75 people, mostly children in the state's Somali community.
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The virus has sickened some 20,900 people worldwide and killed at least 427, almost all in China.
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I'm am sickened by that fact that is kind of treatment still exists today in our society.
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There have been no known reports of individuals sickened by Lohr's alleged actions, according to the FBI.
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The stench of odorized methane fumes has sickened scores of people since the leak began on Oct.
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"We were sickened by the association," the fervent address, posted to Rosanne's Facebook page on Wednesday, read.
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For the families of the Veterans who died and the individuals that were sickened - this is reality.
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The most serious was an E. coli outbreak in 2015 that sickened 60 customers in 14 states.
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That followed reports in July where customers were sickened by norovirus at a location in Sterling, Virginia.
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According to the CDC, 63% of the people sickened as a result of this episode are female.
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Too often we have been sickened that sacred places of worship have become sites of mass violence.
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In addition to people sickened in Connecticut and Missouri, one new case was discovered in New York.
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"I am sickened by this despicable act," Sanders said in a statement delivered on the Senate floor.
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A firefighter reportedly added11 people were sickened in the northwest part of the city later that night.
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In 2010, a salmonella outbreak sickened hundreds and led to the recall of half a billion eggs.
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The closure follows a series of food scares that sickened customers at its restaurants around the country.
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First, a well-publicized measles outbreak linked to Disneyland in California had just sickened 147 people nationwide.
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My grandfather admired the gallant Donovan but the turf war between O.S.S. and G-2 sickened him.
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Roughly 85% of sickened individuals show only "mild or moderate" symptoms, meaning most would not require hospitalization.
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The coronavirus outbreak has sickened thousands across the U.S., while more than 100 deaths have been reported.
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The state has seen more than 66,000 people sickened by the virus, and more than 1,000 deaths.
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" Adam Schefter tweeted, "Sickened and saddened to hear of loss of our colleague and friend, John Saunders.
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In California, farm workers are being sickened by a pesticide that the Obama administration tried to ban.
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Dr. Chen's patient, however, eventually agreed that higher blood sugar was preferable to feeling sickened by hypoglycemia.
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She sued the corporation that she believed had sickened her children; then she took on the state.
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More than 170,000 people have been sickened worldwide by the virus, including 85033 confirmed cases in California.
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More than 81,400 people have been sickened globally and at least 2,770 have died from the virus.
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More than 100 people in North Carolina were sickened with Legionnaires' disease and Pontiac fever last month.
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The disease has killed more than 360 and sickened more than 17,000, the vast majority in China.
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About 95 percent of those sickened were unvaccinated, incompletely vaccinated, or did not know their vaccination status.
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The contaminated lettuce that sickened people during the outbreak is no longer being sold, the agency said.
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New York's massive measles outbreak, the largest it experienced in nearly three decades, sickened 649 people total.
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In 2014, nearly 400 people were sickened during a measles outbreak among unvaccinated Amish communities in Ohio.
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More than three-fourths of those sickened are male, health officials said, and half are under 25.
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The details: The virus has sickened more than 20,903 in Asia, and at least 427 have died.
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In the 20173-22017 flu season, as many as 260,26 people died, and 45 million were sickened.
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The Wuhan coronavirus has sickened more than 20,000 people around the globe, and killed at least 427.
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Thousands of people have been sickened by lung illnesses linked to vaping, most by using THC products.
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Two former senior officials told Axios they were horrified and sickened when they heard of Trump's decision.
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A lung disease tied to vaping products has sickened 530 people nationwide, and resulted in eight deaths.
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More than 22019,000 people have been sickened, and although cholera is normally easily treatable, thousands have died.
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An E. coli outbreak followed by multiple instances at various Chipotle locations led to dozens of sickened customers.
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It was the same strain that sickened people in five cases reported to the Centers for Disease Control.
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The haze sickened hundreds of thousands across the region, and according to one study, hastened over 100,000 deaths.
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According to the CDC, those sickened by salmonella start to experience symptoms 12 to 72 hours after consumption.
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But their bond was severed in 1970 when Terry sickened dramatically and died of a spectrum of diseases.
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"I was sickened by the allegations," Foxx told reporters last month, urging anyone with information to come forward.
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At the time, the outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome sickened nearly 8,100 people and caused 774 deaths.
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Washington State declared a state of emergency after a measles outbreak sickened 73 people in just one county.
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Washington State declared a state of emergency after a measles outbreak sickened 20003 people in just one county.
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Since October, 304 people have been sickened by the virus — the highest number in the state in decades.
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The new cases bring the overall total to 38 people sickened across seven states, according to the CDC.
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A month later, at least 80 Boston College students were sickened by norovirus traced to a Chipotle restaurant.
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Over 20103 million eggs have been pulled from store shelves after 22 people became sickened by Salmonella Braenderup.
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The virus has killed 362 people and sickened 17,391, mostly in China, according to the World Health Organization.
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Months later, Salisbury locals Charlie Rowley and Dawn Sturgess also were sickened by Novichok — and Sturgess eventually died.
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The following month, a norovirus outbreak sickened at least 80 Boston College students who dined at the chain.
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Roy Richter, president of the union that represents high-ranking officers, said Endall was "sickened" by the allegations.
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"I am sickened by the cowardice of these people who are supposed to lead us," Schumer told Politico.
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It was not clear if anyone had been sickened by the poison or how it had been detected.
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People sickened in the current outbreak range in age from younger than 1 year to 86 years old.
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In 2015, a measles outbreak involving Disneyland sickened 147 people and spread across the U.S. and into Canada.
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About half of the 38 sickened people reported cooking with flour before becoming ill, General Mills previously said.
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And now the dreamers, unwitting, sickened with nostalgia, have torn down that last, threadbare vestige of Great Britain.
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At least 43 people in 12 states and 22 people in Canada have been sickened in the outbreak.
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They found that it sickened AG129 mice, which lack the genes to mount an interferon-based immune reaction.
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Someone working at the Olympics could also sue an employer for negligence after being sickened by the virus.
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A police officer who responded to the poisoning was also sickened by the nerve agent, Novichok, and survived.
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As of Friday, the coronavirus outbreak has sickened more than 128,000 people and killed more than 4,700 globally.
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As the virus sickened tens of thousands of people in China, the company closed more than 2,000 stores.
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The outbreak has sickened more than 85033,000 people around the world, including more than 1,400 in Norway itself.
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At least 22021,215 people have been sickened in the US, and global cases have surpassed the 2000,210 mark.
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Some of the highlights: In 2007, ConAgra's Banquet brand of pot pies sickened 152 people with salmonella poisoning.
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I found myself feeling almost sickened — had he inadvertently ended up with the stuff that went to Goodwill?
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The California Department of Education said it was sickened by the tragedy and was investigating what had occurred.
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Four passengers have died on the Zaandam after an outbreak of respiratory illness sickened at least 189 people.
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This civilian-military fatality ratio actually understated the disparity, because the flu had sickened millions of soldiers, too.
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Tens of thousands of Americans have been infected with the coronavirus, which has sickened more than 440,000 globally.
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Over all, the virus has sickened more than 70,000 people in China and several hundred in other countries.
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More than 22,25 people around the world have been sickened by the virus, and about 290,1123 have died.
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The virus has spread to some two dozen countries and territories and sickened more than 20,000 in Asia.
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The virus has killed more than 800 people in China, sickened thousands more and spread across the globe.
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An additional 21.25 people who were sickened with Covid-219 abroad have returned to the US for treatment.
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In China, the virus has so far killed at least 170 people and sickened over 8,200 other people.
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According to Chinese health authorities, the coronavirus has killed at least 56 people and sickened at least 2,000.
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The outbreak that has spread to several continents has killed at least 56 and sickened more than 2,000.
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Within weeks, the virus has killed nine people, sickened hundreds and spread as far as the United States.
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"I am sickened by what my Republican colleagues have been saying," Klobuchar said in a recent MSNBC interview.
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The chief of the Russian mission, a quixotic, easily sea-sickened adventurer named Nikolai Rezanov, charmed the Spanish.
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"I was so sickened and angry about the amount of opulent brass and moody glass lighting," he said.
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More than 100 people are now dead and more than 153,000 sickened because of the rapidly spreading disease.
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Several former workers sickened by the metal say they oppose any effort to roll back the Obama rule.
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Last year, 372 measles cases were confirmed nationwide, the most since an outbreak in 2014 sickened 667 people.
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The vaping-related illness has sickened 805 people across 46 states and one territory, the CDC said Friday.
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Mr. Ortt, defiant, said he was "saddened and sickened" by charges he described as a political hit job.
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The documents exposed a conspiracy of suppression and silence among multiple companies even as workers sickened and died.
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Yet U.S. health officials now blame vaping for causing a mysterious lung disease that's sickened roughly 530 people.
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In the tweet, James showed support for the Black Lives Matter movement and said that he was sickened.
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In all, the attack killed one person and sickened four others, who may have suffered lasting physical harm.
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"I feel absolutely sickened having my name uttered by this person," Mr. Kjellberg, a Swede, said on Twitter.
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Since last November, more than 50 people in Wisconsin have been sickened by mysterious bacteria called Elizabethkingia anophelis.
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"We're outraged and sickened by this whole decision," said Michael Paige, whose father was killed in the shooting.
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The scale of the nation's epidemic also means that public health officials have quickly abandoned attempts to trace the contacts of those infected, leaving those sickened by the virus—or those who think they've been sickened by the virus—wondering not only if they have it, but how they caught it.
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It&aposs also known as Spice or K2 and it sickened hundreds in 10 states and killed several others.
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They discovered that the strain of bacteria in the placenta pills was the same one that sickened the baby.
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Patients were somehow being sickened by an antibiotic-resistant strain of bacteria that practically never causes disease in humans.
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And that&aposs why I&aposve been sickened the last couple of months about the attack on ICE officers.
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The latest estimates show more than 17,000 people sickened worldwide, with the vast majority of sick people in China.
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But investigators asked 55 of the sickened people about it, and 73% said they'd consumed kratom before falling ill.
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The U.S. declared a public health emergency in response to the coronavirus that has sickened nearly 10,000 people worldwide.
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" British Prime Minister David Cameron took to Twitter on Thursday to say he was "sickened by the appalling attack.
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But, we do think he would have been horrified and sickened as anyone, if not more by these events.
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People in California, Connecticut, Florida, Indiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Oklahoma, Texas and Virginia have also been sickened by C. auris.
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Haiti's well water and rivers carried cholera bacteria, which epidemiologists suspect has sickened thousands of people since the storm.
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PewDiePie, whose real name is Felix Kjellberg, tweeted his condolences saying that he was "absolutely sickened" by the attacks.
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Senate investigators cited 19 superbug outbreaks in the U.S. that had sickened nearly 200 patients from 2012 to 2015.
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The stock has plunged in recent months amid a nationwide outbreak of E.coli at its restaurants that sickened dozens.
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Last year, an E. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce sickened 62 people across 16 states and Washington, D.C.
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The drug, often called an herbal supplement, has been linked to a salmonella outbreak that has sickened 199 people.
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Below are three more examples of how illicit drugs have sickened or killed those who were exposed to them.
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In late 2015 Chipotle was linked to outbreaks of E. coli, salmonella and norovirus that sickened hundreds of people.
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But we do think he would have been horrified and sickened as anyone, if not more by these events.
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A Pennsylvania Democrat said Tuesday he is "sickened" by efforts in a Pennsylvania school district to arm teachers. Rep.
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About 10,323 people have died and hundreds of thousands have been sickened since cholera first appeared in late 2010.
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That October, officials linked Chipotle to an E. coli outbreak that sickened more than 52 people in multiple states.
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New York has the most cases with five and Michigan, where one person died, has had four people sickened.
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He can be sickened by horrible pictures out of Syria and do something about it if he chooses to.
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One worker was in critical condition, ABC News reported, and 30 more were sickened and treated on the scene.
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No one has been reported as sickened by the toxin, once used in the production of liquid rocket fuel.
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At least 250 people, including children, were wounded or sickened by the chemical assault, the New York Times reports.
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Even before the coronavirus outbreak, those with weakened immune systems often suffered more severe complications when sickened while traveling.
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I returned to my temporary home in Houston exhausted, overcome with grief and sickened by mold and toxic air.
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"960,000 [sickened patients] would require ventilatory support," a study forecasted, though that doesn't mean they'll all need ventilators simultaneously.
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Mammals — dolphins, sea turtles and manatees, some feeding on the sickened fish — have also fallen victim to the tide.
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At least six people have now died from the illness as part of an outbreak that has sickened hundreds.
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"Kaiman says he has never forced himself on anyone and is sickened at the idea of it," Yoffe writes.
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She was sickened by all the divorce in her family: a young niece, two of her daughters, a granddaughter.
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The coronavirus pandemic has sickened more than 187,000 people around the globe and claimed more than 7,400 lives already.
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The coronavirus pandemic has sickened more than 187,000 people around the globe and claimed more than 7,400 lives already.
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The global outbreak has sickened more than 140,000, including thousands in the U.S. and hundreds in the state itself.
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As of Friday, The New York Times reported 20 workers had been sickened among the agency's 630,000-strong workforce.
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A police officer who took part in the initial investigation was sickened by the same substance but has recovered.
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Italy has been wracked by its local outbreak, with nearly 70,000 sickened and 6,820 dead as of March 24.
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So far, more than 22020 people in the United States have been sickened and at least nine have died.
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One person in six is typically sickened each year, according to the C.D.C., and the problem is getting worse.
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COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, has sickened more than 125,000 and killed more than 4,600.
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Chinese nationals bear the brunt of the coronavirus's impact -- most of the people it's sickened or killed are Chinese.
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The global death toll now stands at more than 28,628.85, while more than 294,000 people have been sickened. 3.
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THE PROGNOSIS How many people around the world will ultimately be sickened or die of the swiftly spreading coronavirus?
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Dozens took to the sewers in a subterranean dash for freedom but turned back, sickened by the fetid dankness.
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A collapse in the health care system has exacerbated an outbreak of cholera that has sickened roughly 400,000 people.
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A romaine-linked E. coli outbreak that sickened more than 167 people is officially over, federal officials said Thursday.
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One, a media activist from near Damascus, Moaz al-Shami, was sickened for two months by the 2013 attacks.
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In 1935, malaria — carried by other mosquito species — sickened 25,000 people along the Texas coast, 2.63,500 just in Houston.
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Tests confirmed that a customer who ate at a Sterling, Virginia, location was sickened by norovirus, according to Reuters.
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Plus, his mom keeps warning him about the mysterious vaping-related illnesses that have sickened hundreds across the country.
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In 1866, a Northern public sickened by Johnson's antics and vitriolic rhetoric elected a thumping majority of his opponents.
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And I think Dick is at a point in his life where he's almost sickened by the whole thing.
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" In her statement on Tuesday, Ms. Lisanti said that she was "sickened that word came out of my mouth.
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An outbreak that lasted four months (March through June) sickened 210 people and killed five; 96 people were hospitalized.
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The first, in October, sickened 53 people in multiple states, though a majority of victims were in Oregon and Washington.
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And even now, "sickened" by Trump did not necessarily mean he would revoke his endorsement of his party's presidential candidate.
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People sickened in the outbreak, which began in December, range in age from 1 to 95, according to the CDC.
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"Our entire organization and our fans are sickened by the conduct of an ignorant few," Sam Kennedy, the team's president.
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"I feel absolutely sickened having my name uttered by this person," Kjellberg said to his 17 million followers on Twitter.
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The virus has sickened more than 20,000 people and killed more than 400 in China, according to local health officials.
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We are outraged and sickened by this monstrous evil, the cruelty, the hatred, the malice, the bloodshed, and the terror.
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If the AG goes through with the lawsuit, it could eventually recoup some costs for people sickened by the chemicals.
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That could give grist to Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump's argument that the economy has sickened under the Obama administration.
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A total of 47 people have been sickened across 12 states, and one person in New York City has died.
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Americans are "sickened by this monstrous evil, the cruelty, the hatred, the malice, the bloodshed and the terror," Trump said.
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In 2013, the weight loss supplement OxyElite Pro was linked to an outbreak of liver disease, which sickened 97 people.
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The same strain of E. coli that sickened them was detected in a Yuma canal used to irrigate some crops.
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An outbreak linked to stem cell injections contaminated with bacteria sickened at least 12 people this year, the report found.
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More than 8,000 people worldwide have been sickened with the virus, with the overwhelming majority of cases reported in China.
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In 1948, a severe bout of smog killed 20173 people and sickened 7,000 in the small town of Donora, Pennsylvania.
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She has also said she is sickened by the prospect that refugees Germany has tried to help could mount attacks.
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The administration's continued attacks on immigrant families have sickened and destroyed the health and wellbeing of untold numbers of children.
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"My client is sickened and distraught by these horrific allegations, which are 229%, categorically untrue," said Cardenas' attorney Patricia Glaser.
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"I am sickened by the idea that anyone would think of me in racist terms," he said in the statement.
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Four additional persons in Oregon, and three in Georgia were also sickened from this outbreak; and Washington is not alone.
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Some evil spell had settled on the community: mysterious maladies swept the flocks of chickens; the cattle sickened and died.
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The current outbreak is second in scale only to the 2014 West African outbreak that killed 11,000 and sickened 28,000.
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An E. coli outbreak last year that stemmed from romaine lettuce grown in California sickened 62 people in 16 states.
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The synthetic marijuana K2 drug is reported to have sickened more than 100 people in Washington, D.C., since the weekend.
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Residents say Flint's water, which was found to have had large quantities of lead that sickened people, is still unsafe.
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More than 11,000 people died — and more than 28,000 were sickened — during the months that the epidemic ravaged West Africa.
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On some level, we may be sickened as much by our own unsavory desires as by the inhumanity on display.
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"We are sickened by this tragedy and relieved the children are now safe and authorities are investigating," the statement said.
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United earlier this week pulled its full-year guidance because of the outbreak, which has sickened more than 3.33,000 people.
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Health officials are warning consumers about a mysterious lung disease that has sickened hundreds and killed at least three people.
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Separately, health officials are investigating a mysterious lung disease tied to vaping that has sickened hundreds and killed five people.
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Now in its eighth month, the outbreak has sickened 1,206 people and killed 764 as of Wednesday, the W.H.O. reports.
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It sickened me, but I came to accept that this is who we are and this is what we do.
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The bill was to provide health care for emergency medical workers who were sickened in the aftermath of the Sept.
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The novel coronavirus that emerged in China last year has sickened more than 121,000 people and killed over 4,300 people.
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COVID-19, the illness caused by the new coronavirus, has sickened more than 121,000 people and killed over 4,300 people.
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The disease has sickened tens of thousands and killed more than 3,000 people, with the majority of cases in China.
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The coronavirus has killed more than 7,100 people and sickened about 182,260 across the world, according to a Reuters tally.
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It is the largest American E. coli flare-up since 2230, when tainted spinach sickened 2000 people across 230 states.
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He said it sickened him to think that telling Håkan's story would require imagining and describing acts of murderous violence.
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But I'm sickened by the lack of deference that he still shows toward traits that we've long and rightly extolled.
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It has sickened more than 75,2063 worldwide, with a recent spike in infections in Singapore, Japan and South Korea. 4.
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The coronavirus outbreak has killed more than 100 people and sickened 4,600-plus people in mainland China, CNN reported Tuesday.
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The outbreak has sickened more than 20193,22019 people and has been spreading rapidly outside of China, where it first surfaced.
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Closer look: In Wuhan, where the outbreak originated, our reporter met a family in which three generations have been sickened.
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Three major U.S. airports will screen passengers from a city in China where a mysterious respiratory virus has sickened dozens.
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An undercover investigation revealed a business that sold sickened pets, some with eyes crusted shut, bloody feces and high fevers.
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At least 1 people have died and more than 800 have been sickened by the mysterious illness, health officials said.
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" FORMER U.S. CONGRESSWOMAN GABRIELLE GIFFORDS, WHO SURVIVED SHOOTING IN 2011 "Absolutely sickened to hear of the assassination of Jo Cox.
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Then, in 24, a child died and dozens were sickened because of contaminated apple juice produced by Odwalla, changing everything.
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Pakistan: Officials offered conflicting explanations after 14 people died and hundreds were sickened in the southern port city of Karachi.
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There is no known cure for the coronavirus that has sickened more than 19903,000 people and killed 563 in China.
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The tainted lettuce that sickened 2150 people across 231 states, and that killed one, is no longer available for sale.
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Those anthrax attacks killed five people, sickened 248 others and terrorized the nation, which was still reeling from 9/11.
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More than 2150,163 people have been sickened by the virus, which has killed at least 216,2200 people, health officials said.
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The new virus has now infected more people in China than were sickened there during the 2002-2003 SARS epidemic.
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The new coronavirus has now infected more people in China than were sickened there during the 2002-2003 SARS outbreak.
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The flu-like virus, now named COVID-19, has killed more than 1,500 people and sickened more than 66,400 worldwide.
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The flu-like virus, now named COVID-19, has killed at least 1,369 people and sickened more than 60,000 worldwide.
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Millions of Yemenis are facing acute hunger and disease, including a cholera epidemic that has sickened roughly 1 million people.
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One potential juror said in a questionnaire that she was sickened by the thought of someone killing people in a church.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the latter outbreak has sickened at least 227 people since early May.
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A recent deadly outbreak of Salmonella has so far sickened more than 200 people throughout the eastern and southern United States.
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People around the world are sickened by the systematic disassembly of fundamental American ideals, and are genuinely scared about the future.
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For years, Reuters found, many families had little recourse as some of their children were sickened or suffered irreversible developmental delays.
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Sickened, I tried to imagine what my Great-Grandmother Frances and her sister Pearl had gone through, being raped on demand.
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A CDC report published in May traced nearly 500 outbreaks that sickened more than 27,200 people to pools, spas, and waterparks.
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No one has been sickened by the products, the FDA said, Unilever was pulling them out of an abundance of caution.
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In the 2017–18 season, the virus sickened 49 million Americans and killed 80,000, including a record-high number of children.
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The chain has suffered ever since E. coli sickened customers at locations across the country from late 2015 through February 2016.
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Representative John Duncan, who declared himself a "very conservative, pro-business Republican," said he was sickened by what he heard today.
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The earliest symptoms of those sickened were reported to be on January 17 and the most recent started on February 8.
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Since 2013, the H7N9 bird flu virus has already sickened at least 1,562 people in China and killed at least 612.
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The zoo's other elephants were not infected, nor were another roughly 100 people who were near the three sickened bull elephants.
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Health officials are investigating an E. coli outbreak that has sickened 72 people across five states, federal health agencies said Friday.
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While it was unclear what sickened officers in Pennsylvania, Wetzel noted that the state's opioid abuse task force was providing support.
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At least 75 of those sickened have been hospitalized, and 20 have developed hemolytic uremic syndrome, a type of kidney failure.
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PewDiePie asked fans to stop using the phrase and said he felt "absolutely sickened" having his name used during the attack.
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In addition to risks posed to locals, numerous tourists have been sickened or killed by, or attacked after drinking, tainted alcohol.
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At least 10,63 people have died and hundreds of thousands have been sickened since 2010, when the first victims were reported.
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The country was sickened not merely by the alt-right's strutting and bullying, but also by its message of white supremacy.
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Rats also carry the rare bacterial disease known as leptospirosis, which recently killed one person and sickened two in the Bronx.
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Today, the source of the chlorine gas that sickened 22001 people and catapulted furries into the media spotlight remains a mystery.
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Ideally, you'll be tested for the virus, which has sickened tens of thousands of people worldwide and killed more than 3,000.
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A man in Washington State has the same virus that has sickened about 393 people in China, killing at least six.
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A man in Washington State has the same virus that has sickened about 2000 people in China, killing at least six.
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A man in Washington State has the same virus that has sickened about 300 people in China, killing at least six.
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A man in Washington State has the same virus that has sickened about 2000 people in China, killing at least six.
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A national food-poisoning outbreak tied to the lettuce this winter sickened hundreds of people across 35 states and killed five.
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And he wants people to appreciate what they've done even as more people are dying and more people are being sickened.
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In an update on Thursday, the CDC explained that the number of individuals sickened by the outbreak had risen to 143.
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The deadliest outbreak occurred from 2014 to 2016, in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, and sickened 28,193 people and killed 11,308.
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Two women in the village of Umm Hawsh were seriously sickened when they tried to clean the chemical off their homes.
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The outbreak has sickened people worldwide and killed thousands, adding a new layer of anxiety when thinking about potential travel plans.
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She and Mr. Pompeo showed Mr. Trump images of children sickened by chemical weapons attacks in Syria, in an earlier presentation.
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Now, thousands of undergraduates are left in the lurch as the university scrambles to create extra space for sickened New Yorkers.
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COVID-19 has sickened more than 115,000 people and killed more than 4,000, and is causing mounting disruption around the globe.
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Many people were sickened from eating poisoned fish and the coastal fishing economy collapsed, prompting numerous demonstrations along Vietnam's central coast.
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Italy has been thrashed by an escalating outbreak, with nearly 70,000 sickened and at least 6,820 dead as of March 24.
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In 1918, such an influenza sickened an estimated one-third of the world's population, killing as many as 50 million people.
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The virus sickened 898 adult migrants and 33 detention center staffers, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported on Thursday.
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The global coronavirus outbreak, believed to have originated in China, has so far sickened more than 200,000 people and killed thousands.
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In 2015, contaminated cooling towers were the source of a Legionnaires' outbreak that killed 12 people and sickened more than 120.
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As of Monday morning, more than 169,000 people worldwide had been sickened — with 3,774 of those cases in the United States.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said the romaine outbreak involved 172 people sickened across 73 states, with one death.
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Sen. Mitt Romney said Friday that he was "sickened" by President Donald Trump's actions described in special counsel Robert Mueller's report.
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The new coronavirus has now infected more people in China than were sickened there during the SARS epidemic in 2002-2003.
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Only a small fraction of coronavirus victims -- worldwide more than 80,000 people sickened and more than 2,700 killed -- have been Americans.
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The new coronavirus, which has killed hundreds and sickened thousands in mainland China, has been much less prevalent in Hong Kong.
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The coronavirus has infected more people in China than were sickened in the country by the severe virus known as SARS.
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Novel coronavirus, or 2019-nCoV as it is known scientifically, has killed 41, sickened nearly 1,300, and spread to 12 countries.
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It's related to SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome), which killed 774 and sickened 8,7373 across Asia in 2002 and 2003. 3.
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Although none of them were sickened by the bomb, he says the experience was more terrifying than anything he'd been through.
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The viral outbreak has sickened more than 71,300 people in Asia and killed at least 6003,775 people as of Monday morning.
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The vaping illness outbreak has now spread to 46 states and one territory and sickened more than 805 people since April.
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Beijing is racing to identify a new illness that has sickened 59 people as it tries to calm a nervous public.
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Stocks were down 2% in the immediate wake of a 2010 cholera outbreak, which eventually sickened more than 6% of Haitians.
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The coronavirus has killed nearly 1,900 people and sickened more than 73,000, most of them in mainland China, CNN reported Wednesday.
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A mysterious vaping-related lung disease has sickened nearly 1,300 people and killed at least 26, the CDC reported last week.
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No individuals at the food conglomerate faced charges in the 2006 outbreak, which sickened at least 625 people in 47 states.
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The State Department said it decided to allow the 14 sickened Americans to fly home after consulting with U.S. health experts.
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The new coronavirus that has sickened more than 44,500 people in over two dozen countries now has a name, COVID-19.
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As the United Kingdom's case count passed 500 and the virus sickened health minister Nadine Dorries, schools and businesses remained open.
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In Hawaii, close to 250 people have been sickened after consuming frozen scallops served at fast-food sushi chain Genki Sushi.
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"You did this to him... you should feel absolutely sickened," one social media user wrote in a tweet directed at Grande.
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Since 2010, at least 14 families from bases in the area have sued Lincoln over allegations they were sickened by mold.
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Mr. Moran said that a salmonella outbreak in Minnesota and Wisconsin that sickened more than 60 people was linked to chopped tomatoes.
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Their joints were crablike, and their movement both resembled ours and differed to such a degree that it sickened us to watch.
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They've seized on the fact that students sickened in Harvard's outbreak were all vaccinated—supposed evidence that vaccines are full of lies.
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Or, perhaps they were acting out how they are "sickened" by the repeal, as their "Trumpcare makes us sick" signs would suggest.
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Photo: Scott Olson (Getty)A mysterious outbreak that seemingly sickened hundreds of Chipotle customers in Ohio might finally have a known culprit.
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The outbreak of the virus, which began in Wuhan, China, has left tens of thousands sickened and more than 1,000 people dead.
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FSIS announced a major recall on Thursday following an outbreak of salmonella that has sickened 57 people in 1603 states so far.
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The Wuhan coronavirus has sickened more than 28,000 people, and killed at least 565, with almost all of the deaths in China.
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In 85033, for example, contaminated stem cell injections marketed by a California-based company, Liveyon LLC, sickened 12 people in three states.
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Last year, slimy green and foul-smelling algae took over Florida's beaches, releasing toxins that killed fish and shellfish and sickened people.
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As the number of sickened people increased to 250, in December JBS recalled an additional 5.1 million pounds of raw beef products.
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Although he complained of being sickened during the van ride to Sycamore, the van was not cleaned for the return trip, either.
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Mitt Romney, who issued a statement Friday saying he was "sickened" by the findings of special counsel Robert Mueller's recently released report.
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Starting in 50, nine people were sickened by listeria that appeared to come from fruits and vegetables produced by CRF Frozen Foods.
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A Spirit Airlines flight made an emergency landing in Myrtle Beach after passengers were sickened by a "smelly socks" odor on board.
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An outbreak of scrub typhus, a mite-borne disease that causes high fevers, sickened dozens of the hospital's personnel and killed eight.
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The viral disease Ebola has, as of May 26, killed 25 people in the Democratic Republic of Congo and sickened 31 more.
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A month before the 2016 election, Ryan said he was "sickened" by Trump's remarks about groping women captured on a 2005 audiotape.
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Analysis of water samples from canals detected E. coli with the same genetic fingerprint as the bacteria that sickened Whitt and others.
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"I'm not surprised by this latest development, but my heart is sickened," Davis wrote Tuesday in an emotional statement on her website.
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By official estimates, the epidemic has killed roughly 10,000 people and sickened more than 800,000 in Haiti, the Western Hemisphere's poorest country.
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So far, the lung disease outbreak has sickened 1,080 people in the US, with 18 deaths reported, the CDC said on Thursday.
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Charlie Rowley, 45, and his girlfriend Dawn Sturgess, 44, were sickened after coming in contact with the nerve agent on June 29.
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One woman died and eight people were sickened after a hazmat incident at a San Jose, California, hotel on Saturday, authorities said.
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The coronavirus, also known as Covid-19, has killed more than 3,800 people so far, and sickened nearly 110,000 around the world.
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Sixteen New Yorkers around lower Washington Heights had been sickened by Legionnaires' disease, a severe form of pneumonia, as of Monday night.
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The coronavirus pandemic has sickened more than 46,000 Americans and killed nearly 600, with dire effects on the U.S. economy, as well.
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Having first sickened the White House and then Congress, the virus of Trumpism is about to spread to the Supreme Court itself.
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More than 2420,21 have been sickened and 2000,000 have died from the virus, and the areas most deeply in crisis keep shifting.
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Yet, each year 48 million people in this country are sickened, 128,000 are hospitalized and 3,000 die from preventable food-borne diseases.
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Before this theory began to gel for us, we became sickened by the portfolio damage we were experiencing on Monday and Tuesday.
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The deadliest Ebola epidemic occurred from 2014 to 2016, in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone; it sickened 28,610 people and killed 11,308.
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The blockade also has threatened to choke Yemen's freshwater supply and worsen a cholera crisis that has sickened nearly one million people.
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A raging cholera epidemic has sickened some 900,000 people, and 17 million Yemenis are now completely dependent on humanitarian aid for survival.
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In August 2016, an outbreak of anthrax in Siberia sickened 72 people and took the life of a 12-year-old boy.
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Mr. Romney had said he was "sickened at the extent and pervasiveness of dishonesty and misdirection" from administration officials, "including the president."
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More than 85033,000 people in the U.S. have been sickened by coronavirus as public health officials work to stop the disease's spread.
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The House also turned to unanimous consent during the 85033 flu pandemic, which sickened enough members that the chamber lacked a quorum.
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The coronavirus pandemic has sickened more than 21625,2900 Americans and killed nearly 220006, with dire effects on the U.S. economy, as well.
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Public health officials say they are trying to contain the infection, which has sickened 11 U.S. citizens, before it spreads too quickly
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The coronavirus outbreak is thought to have started in a seafood market in Wuhan, China, and has sickened at least 43,100 people.
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Even Rick feels sickened by his role in the atrocities, which is what Gloria — and we, of course — want him to feel.
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Some 2,000 people have been sickened and at least 42 have died from vaping-related lung injuries, according to U.S. health officials.
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But now, the fast-spreading coronavirus, which has sickened more than 30,000 and killed more than 600 people, is threatening global growth.
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The outbreak of the virus, which began in Wuhan, China, has left tens of thousands sickened and more than 2,500 people dead.
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"What kind of government is this?" asks a family of three generations sickened by the virus and desperate for care in Wuhan.
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Activists say the chemicals streaming from factories have contributed to a toxic brew that has killed and sickened many along its banks.
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China: The authorities are racing to identify a pneumonia-like illness that has sickened 59 people in the central city of Wuhan.
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U.S. health officials are investigating a mysterious vaping-related respiratory illness that has so far caused 12 deaths and sickened 805 people.
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Officials are reportedly scrambling to find the cause of a viral pneumonia spreading in China that has so far sickened 59 people.
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Some of the sickened and dying were nearly naked, as rescuers, many with their bare hands, stripped them and hosed them down.
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The virus, which has sickened at least 440 people and killed 17 in China, has already spread into Beijing, Shanghai and Macau.
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The move came shortly after the official death toll of the coronavirus outbreak rose to 17, with 571 people sickened in China.
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The Northwest cases are among three ongoing measles outbreaks in the U.S. that sickened 79 people in January, according to the CDC.
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Its stock hit a high of more than $231 in 239, before E.coli, salmonella and norovirus outbreaks sickened hundreds of U.S. customers.
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More than 450 people have been sickened and six people have died, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Some Hong Kongers are indeed sickened by the violence and fed up with the loss of business that the protests have caused.
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Chipotle's reputation took a hit last week after reports surfaced that customers were sickened by norovirus at a location in Sterling, Virginia.
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Some 2,000 people have been sickened and at least 42 have died from vaping-related lung injuries, according to U.S. health officials.
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State and federal authorities never identified who made Yolo, which sickened not just Jenkins but also at least 33 people in Utah.
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It has also contributed to a cholera outbreak that by Monday had sickened more than 300,000 people, according to the Red Cross.
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The flu-like coronavirus that has sickened more than 43,100 people in over two dozen countries now has a name: COVID-19.
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The coronavirus, which causes a flu-like illness, has killed more than 20.2,22.5 people and sickened more than 22018,21.7, mostly in China.
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The virus, which causes a flu-like illness, has killed more than 3,000 people and sickened at least 90,000, mostly in China.
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In addition, officials at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention updated the case count: 197 people from 35 states were sickened.
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The disease has killed at least 41 people in the United States and sickened more than 1,800, according to data from Worldometers.
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The coronavirus, which causes a flu-like illness, has killed more than 20.2,22.5 people and sickened more than 22018,21.7, mostly in China.
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A fund to aid the thousands sickened from the toxic dust of the World Trade Center attack is running out of money.
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Meanwhile, United Nations aid chief Stephen O'Brien said he was horrified and sickened by what had happened and called for an investigation.
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People have also been sickened by algae blooms in the ocean, such as the "red tide" events that periodically plague Florida's coasts.
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The company said it had received a grand jury subpoena related to a norovirus outbreak that sickened 234 people in Simi Valley, Calif.
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The first of those outbreaks, in October, sickened 53 people in multiple states, though the majority of victims were in Oregon and Washington.
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So they compared the genetics of the ISS strains to three strains of E. bugandensis collected back on Earth that had sickened people.
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Officials said 20 people who ate salads at McDonald's restaurants in Illinois were sickened, while an additional 15 cases were reported in Iowa.
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But nearly all of the patients who were sickened had received the stem cells for unapproved conditions like nerve pain or joint problems.
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Yellow fever, a much-feared mosquito-borne virus, has sickened thousands of people and killed hundreds in Angola over the past six months.
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However, Rowley and Sturgess were likely not directly targeted; rather, they were apparently sickened as a byproduct of the previous attack, officials said.
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On Monday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention updated its tally of victims believed to be sickened by the outbreak so far.
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A mom of three was "sickened" after she spotted a pink lunchbox with sparkly letters spelling out "CHEAT DAY" at a department store.
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Prosecutors say that 778 people nationwide were sickened after being injected with contaminated steroids produced in unsanitary conditions at Framingham, Massachusetts-based NECC.
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"I was sickened by the allegations," Foxx said of the her reaction to watching the documentary, urging anyone with information to come forward.
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Chipotle has been hit with a string of food safety problems that have sickened hundreds of people in several states since last summer.
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The findings are among the first to offer insight into what might have sickened more than 800 people in recent months who vaped.
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"I have watched the video, and I was sickened by what I saw," North Charleston police Chief Eddie Driggers said at the time.
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They are loving fathers who are sickened by the thought of their daughters being exposed to this kind of vicious language about women.
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" However, Basler also told the outlet that more may be sickened "because this particular strain appears to be widespread in the chicken industry.
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It's a reference the 2008 milk scandal in which an estimated 300,000 babies were sickened after drinking milk contaminated with the toxin melamine.
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Dao's daughter, Crystal Dao Pepper, told the news conference that the family was "horrified, shocked and sickened" by what happened to her father.
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Of the 27 personnel and family members that received medical testing, eight were found to have been sickened and needed a follow-up.
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Overall about 2.8 million people are sickened each year from the infections, which amounts to one person every 11 seconds, one official said.
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The mysterious illness has sickened 2,051 people and killed 40, many from illicit marijuana-based products sold online or on the street. 5.
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A vaping-related lung disease has sickened at least 2,051 people and killed 39, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Thursday.
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An outbreak of food poisoning has sickened dozens of people in Louisiana, and we're explaining what salmonella is and how it is transmitted.
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Here is a sampling of some of the tweets about it: Saddened and sickened by Frederick Douglass' silence surrounding the Bowling Green Massacre.
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As of Thursday, 12 cases have been reported of people sickened by the bacteria, Vibrio parahaemolyticus, the FDA said in a news release.
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But six migrant children have died in US custody within the last year — three of whom were sickened in part by the flu.
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Roughly 9,500 Haitians have died from cholera — some researchers say the toll could be far greater — and hundreds of thousands have been sickened.
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Sales are plummeting amid panic over an outbreak of a vaping lung disease that has sickened more than 2,000 people and killed dozens.
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In 2009, Nestle recalled 3.6 million packages of Toll House cookies that sickened 69-plus people in 25 states over E. coli fears.
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Romney said he was "sickened" by the report's description of Trump's behavior, while Collins called the report an "unflattering" portrayal of the president.
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The virus sickened 898 adult migrants and 33 detention center staffers, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said in its report Thursday.
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U.S. health officials have been struggling to combat a mysterious vaping lung disease that has sickened more than 2,100 and claimed 42 lives.
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The coronavirus outbreak has killed 12 people in the United States, the vast majority in Washington state, and sickened more than 100 people.
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Doctors and nurses of faith can indeed draw upon this story today to inspire them to tend to those sickened by the pandemic.
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People have been using the coronavirus, which first sickened people in Wuhan, China, as an opportunity to revive racist stereotypes for months now.
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The coronavirus has now sickened more than 6,85033 people in the U.S., with the death toll passing 100 across the country this week.
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The whole-head romaine lettuce that sickened eight people at a correctional facility in Nome, Alaska, came from Harrison Farms of Yuma, Ariz.
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But as he watches, participates, and later realizes just what his role was in the proceedings, he grows increasingly sickened by it all.
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Meanwhile, most of the other officers depicted in the film are sickened and even outraged by the racist actions of their fellow officers.
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In all, at least 58 people in both countries have been sickened, and two — one in California and one in Canada — have died.
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The 2-year-old died on June 24 from complications of the bacteria; the other three children who were sickened were not hospitalized.
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In 2006, a giant E. coli outbreak linked to bagged fresh spinach sickened more than 200 people and killed three in 26 states.
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The virus has sickened more than 1,700 and killed at least 40 in the U.S., according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University.
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The virus has sickened more than 1,700 and killed at least 40 in the U.S., according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University.
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As of Tuesday morning, the spreading coronavirus had sickened more than 185,000 people worldwide, with 4,661 of those cases in the United States.
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The global coronavirus outbreak, which was declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization, has sickened more than 85033,000 people and killed thousands.
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As of Saturday morning, 28,822 people globally have died from the coronavirus, which has sickened more than 618,000, according to Johns Hopkins University.
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In Britain, authorities are blaming Moscow for additional poisonings from the nerve agent that earlier sickened a former Russian spy and his daughter.
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An outbreak of Legionnaires' disease has sickened 323 people in Upper Manhattan, 10 of whom have been hospitalized, according to city health officials.
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United on Friday announced service reductions throughout Asia because of the illness, known as COVID-19, which has sickened more than 83,000 people.
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" Later Friday, Gabbard fired back, attacking Clinton as the "queen of warmongers" and "personification of the rot that has sickened the Democratic Party.
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That should speed up efforts in the US to detect cases of the virus, which has sickened nearly 25,000 people around the world.
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The coronavirus spreading from China has sickened at least 20033,000 people and killed at least 2,000, setting in motion a global health emergency.
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In a Friday evening statement he said he was "sickened" by Trump's comments and encouraged him to apologize and take the matter seriously.
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Regulators are already battling a surge in teen vaping, coupled with the vaping disease that's sickened more than 1,12.83 people in recent months.
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The coronavirus outbreak has killed 170 people in China and sickened more than 7,711 across more than a dozen countries across the globe.
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Testing has turned up cheap additives, like vitamin E acetate, in the oils of a lot of cannabis cartridges that have sickened people.
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U.S. health officials are still struggling to figure out the cause of a lung disease that has sickened 530 people across the nation.
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I'd toss aside the scoop and—eyes closed, slightly sickened by what was to come—put out my hands to cushion the fall.
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Now he's dead, sickened by Agent Orange, and the grown-up Nut yearns to know him — to embrace him and feel his embrace.
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During a church gathering this month in Concord, N.C., hundreds of people were sickened by a Brunswick stew that was contaminated with bacteria.
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Those sickened usually suffer little more than a flat pinkish rash, bloodshot eyes, fever, joint pain and headaches that pass after a few days.
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Speaking to the outlet, Molinaro said she was sickened by their decision, which is why she referred it to the Supreme Court of Cassation.
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Bipartisan negotiators also agreed to provide $170 million to help Flint, Michigan, address the effects of contaminated water system that sickened residents over years.
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The Centers for Disease Control found that about half of the 38 sickened people reported cooking with flour before becoming ill, General Mills said.
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And genetic analysis revealed that some people carried and were sickened by a specific lineage of ST131 that likely had its beginnings in birds.
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"Governor McAuliffe is deeply troubled and sickened to hear the reports about Harvey Weinstein's horrendous behavior toward women," the spokesperson said in a statement.
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Instead, this investigation centers around an entirely separate norovirus outbreak in California this summer via the restaurant chain which sickened between 100-200 people.
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" Gabbard fired back by calling Clinton "the queen of warmongers, embodiment of corruption, and personification of the rot that has sickened the Democratic Party.
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Here are some of the tweets criticizing her "Bowling Green massacre" gaffe: Saddened and sickened by Frederick Douglass' silence surrounding the Bowling Green Massacre.
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It's a close genetic relative of the E. coli that sickened 25 people and killed one in the US at the end of 2017.
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"We are sickened by how this cowardly shooter was able to purchase 33 guns this last year without raising any red flags," says Adam.
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The group&aposs most notorious crime was the March 20, 23, subway attack that sickened 6,000 people and sowed panic during the morning commute.
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It was unable to identify a common source during the outbreak that sickened dozens since it started in January last year, the agency said.
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While he was fighting for his life, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention quizzed Whitt, seeking information about what had sickened him.
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A few steps away from a hospital, sickened children and adults can be seen sitting under trees, pricked with needles connected to fluid bags.
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Like most of the white people whose hearts and minds are on the right side of history, I'm sickened by what happened in Charlottesville.
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"Along with every American, I am sickened by the pictures of the carnage, by the injuries, and by the loss of life," Kasich said.
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Our hearts go out to the women who have spoken up and, like everyone else, we are sickened to the core by their stories.
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The 14-year-old thinks Logan might've been able to escape the fiasco unscathed had he not laughed ... but he did, and she's sickened.
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Last week, it identified Harrison Farms as the source of a single outbreak at a correctional facility in Nome, Alaska, that sickened eight inmates.
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The decision by Pennsylvania's Department of Corrections comes after several of its own officers were sickened after exposure to unknown substances in recent weeks.
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And they matter to his railroad, too: a train doesn't work very well if its passengers arrive at their destination fatally sickened or dead.
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There have been 74 confirmed measles cases in Washington and, as of last week, the current outbreak has sickened 555 people across 20 states.
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His family has since said he went from "perfectly healthy to brain dead" in just over a week after being sickened by the virus.
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"My heart was sickened and saddened when I first learned of this incident," Austin Police Chief Art Acevedo said at a press conference Thursday.
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Thousands more were sickened before American and British soldiers and humanitarian aides arrived, bringing more than a billion dollars' worth of supplies and equipment.
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In that movie, Ethan Hawke played a drone operator in Las Vegas increasingly sickened by having to deploy missiles that killed women and children.
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"We're encouraged that people are paying attention, but sickened that it takes a tragedy of this magnitude to get people interested," he told VICE.
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What took place was an environmental disaster that claimed the lives of 2130 residents and sickened 2100,2000 more over the course of five days.
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So far, a vaping-related lung disease has killed at least 42 people and sickened another 2,172, according to the Centers of Disease Control.
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Eventually, 12 people died and more than 80 were sickened as a result of two waves of a deadly Legionnaires' disease outbreak in Flint.
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The coronavirus has sickened lawmakers in the French, Spanish, European and Iranian parliaments, and forced others to self-isolate, including several US Republican lawmakers.
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After more than two years of war, its infrastructure has been badly damaged and its people impoverished, with hundreds of thousands sickened with cholera.
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Pantea Ghaderi, a spokeswoman for Dimension, said she and others at the company were "shocked and sickened" to read the accusations against Harvey Weinstein.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Katzenberg released an email that he sent to Mr. Weinstein on Sunday and that said he was "sickened" by the allegations.
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And Mr. Trump held an impromptu news conference, whose many topics included accusing Cuba of mysterious attacks that have sickened American diplomats in Havana.
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I was struck and sickened by how distinctly it fit with what was sort of a sub-theme of the episode: methods of conquest.
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The largest known outbreak of Marburg virus, which began in Angola in 2004, sickened over 250 people and had a 90 percent fatality rate.
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The coronavirus outbreak has sickened thousands of people in the U.S., while dozens of deaths have been reported, mostly in the state of Washington.
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Hospitals around the US are preparing for the novel coronavirus outbreak, which has sickened more than 200 people in the US and 100,000 worldwide.
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The novel form of coronavirus, believed to have originated in China, has so far sickened more than 110,000 people around the world, killing thousands.
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But society is now in the grips of a pandemic that has sickened more than half a million people and killed more than 23,000.
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Roback and Guarner said that blood centers could collect plasma from donors, and healthcare workers could encourage sickened patients to donate once they recover.
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"Starting a few weeks ago, we saw an uptick in employees who were feeling sickened after touching inmates' property or escorting inmates," said McNaughton.
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The British authorities believe the substance, known as Novichok, was the same one that sickened a former Russian spy, Sergei Skripal, and his daughter.
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Worldwide COVID-19 has killed at least 3,383, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University, and it has sickened more than 100,000 people.
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But, tainted with mold, the authorities have said, they instead sickened more than 700 people with fungal meningitis and other infections, eventually killing dozens.
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Last year, the hospital confirmed that six patients who developed the same Aspergillus infection have died and several others have been sickened since 2001.
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The virus has now taken the lives of at least 82 people in China and sickened 2,900 worldwide, including in the U.S. and Europe.
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Wang, who rose through the ranks as a police officer, ordered a city-wide, three-day roundup of people possibly sickened with the coronavirus.
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The coronavirus has already sickened more people than the outbreak of the SARS virus did in the eight-month outbreak of 2002 and 143.
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The Cyclospora parasite is also what sickened more than 200 people in the Midwest who ate contaminated Del Monte vegetable trays earlier this month.
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The chemical, melamine, accumulated in children's bodies, and as many as six children may have died from it, while more than 300,000 were sickened.
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COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, has sickened more than 90,000 people and killed more than 3,000, with most cases in China.
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At least 2,126 people are now dead from the virus, almost all in mainland China, while more than 75,600 have been sickened worldwide. 5.
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I left the shipyard sickened by a hideous realization: Measured in relative terms, most people in Congo were probably better off 100 years ago.
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Finding a superbug at a plant does not mean that food from that facility necessarily sickened a person infected with a genetically matching superbug.
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A mystery viral pneumonia that has sickened dozens in China may be the result of a new type of coronavirus, Chinese researchers said Thursday.
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Firefighters have been unable to contain them, and the resulting smoke has disrupted air travel, forced schools to close and sickened thousands of people.
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It's the latest sign of how serious matters have become, with at least 17 people dead and 570 sickened in countries around the world.
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The coronavirus outbreak that has spread to several continents has killed at least 26 and sickened about 2,000 in China and around the world.
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And New York has been working to contain its largest outbreak in decades, which began in October and has sickened more than 200 people.
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The high-security facility was also the scene of an outbreak of salmonella that sickened 300 or so inmates who had eaten tainted chicken.
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The Cyclospora parasite is also what sickened more than 200 people in the Midwest who ate contaminated Del Monte vegetable trays earlier this month.
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Trump cited a massive spike in teen vaping and the spread of a mysterious illness that has sickened hundreds of people across the country.
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Organizers of the event called it "impossible" to hold because of the outbreak, which has now sickened more than 60,000 people, mostly in China.
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Though the outbreak seems to have ended for the time being, it's likely that many more people were infected and sickened than was reported.
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All told, more than 500 people were sickened after eating in a Chipotle restaurant in the last half of 2015, according to Food Safety News.
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In "Watchman," a grown-up Scout is sickened by the bigotry of her father, who once attended a Klan meeting and holds deeply segregationist views.
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Image: Lee Jin-man (AP)Samsung has issued a formal apology to its workers who were sickened and died at its chip and display factories.
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Earlier this year, a Royal Caribbean ship cut its itinerary short and returned to Florida when hundreds of people were sickened by a gastrointestinal illness.
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Image: Monicore (Pixabay)Over 200 million eggs were recalled this weekend—all thanks to a nasty Salmonella bug that's already sickened at least 22 people.
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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has linked 1,939 illnesses to the 2010 outbreak, and estimated that 56,000 people may have been sickened.
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Trump was originally slated to attend the event but was un-invited late Friday by Ryan, who said he was "sickened" by Trump's unearthed comments.
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A source at the OPCW confirmed that laboratory tests were positive for sulfur mustard after 35 Kurdish troopers were sickened on the battlefield in August.
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According to the Butte County Public Health Department, 21 of 179 evacuees have been sickened by the norovirus at the Neighborhood Church shelter in Chico.
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"We are sickened and upset that someone so close to Linda would be involved in such a terrible, heartless crime," they said in a statement.
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In Washington and Oregon, the preventable disease has sickened more than 75 people, many of them children, prompting a visit from the US surgeon general.
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Respiratory viruses like the one that's sickened more than 24,300 across the globe and killed at least 490 in China "just move quickly," she said.
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The pneumonia-like illness first surfaced in Wuhan, China in late December, and has since killed more than 900 people and sickened at least 40,171.
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"Like most Americans, I am sickened by what these groups stand for and concerned about their role in fueling today's negative political climate," he said.
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Banks, industrials, and transports literally soared, and tech, digital darlings, and healthcare stocks sickened on the fear of increased scrutiny, price controls and presidential wrath.
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Abedin was "furious and sickened" by a picture of Weiner and their 4-year-old son, Jordan, according to two people close to the family.
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The company's stock had flirted around $750 two years ago before the sales-crushing food poisoning outbreaks sickened hundreds of customers in the United States.
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The outbreak has sickened 285 people in the city since October and its spread has picked up pace over the last two months, officials said.
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Federal prosecutors found that the company knowingly shipped batches of an injectible steroid contaminated with meningitis used to treat back pain that sickened 778 people.
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Before the measles vaccine was introduced in 1963, about 3 to 4 million children were sickened with the disease each year, leading to 85033,000 hospitalizations.
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To date, the illness has taken the lives of 39 people and sickened at least 2,143 across 49 states, Washington, D.C., and the Virgin Islands.
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Several of those sickened by this E. coli strain have experienced acute kidney failure and at least one has been placed on dialysis, Marler said.
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He consulted with allies, who shared his anger at the photos emerging from Syria of children and adults apparently killed or sickened by poisonous gases.
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Abedin was "furious and sickened" by the picture of Weiner and their 4-year-old son, Jordan, according to two people close to the family.
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In the book, you mention a very well-known incident: the smog that killed 20 people and sickened thousands more in Donora, Pennsylvania in 1948.
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So far, the outbreak has sickened 1,080 people in the US with 18 deaths reported, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on Thursday.
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So far, the outbreak has sickened 1,080 people in the US, with 18 deaths reported, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on Thursday.
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In 2006, nearly 200 people were sickened by tainted spinach in 26 states; a single California produce company was at the center of that outbreak.
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"What he's done is indefensible, and when I heard what he had done, it sickened me to my stomach, just like everybody else," Campbell said.
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Earlier this month, shares of Chipotle (CMG) hit a new all-time high for the first time since August 2015 — before E. Coli sickened customers.
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A year later, the widespread use of the chemical melamine was discovered in infant formula; about 300,000 children were sickened, and at least six died.
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Mumps, a highly infectious disease, has sickened 931 people in dentention centers across the U.S. in the past year, according to a new goverment report.
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An outbreak of a vaping lung disease that has sickened nearly 2,300 people and killed 47 added even more pressure on federal regulators to act.
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They pointed to Chipotle, which took a major financial and reputational hit after E. coli outbreaks at its restaurants sickened customers, as a cautionary tale.
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The country is battling the outbreak of a disease called Covid-19, which has killed more than 3,000 people and sickened tens of thousands more.
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In 2006, nearly 200 people were sickened by tainted spinach in 26 states; a single California produce company was at the center of that outbreak.
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The virus has upended the Democratic primary race, sickened at least two members of Congress (prompting others to self-quarantine) and put lawmakers on edge.
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"Justin Amash has reached a different conclusion than I have," said Mr. Romney, who has said he was "sickened" and "appalled" by Mr. Mueller's report.
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"This is a long time coming," said Janna Driver, an Air Force spouse whose children were sickened by household mold on a base in Oklahoma.
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Though Mr. Skripal appears to have been the target of the attack, five people were sickened by exposure to the chemical, including one who died.
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By Tuesday morning, more than 46,000 coronavirus cases had been identified in the US. As of Friday, at least 20 postal workers had been sickened.
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The C.D.C. has said that these cases are genetically unrelated to another E. coli outbreak earlier this year that killed five people and sickened 200.
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Two more people, Charlie Rowley, 45, and Dawn Sturgess, 44, were critically sickened on July 1, and the authorities soon identified the toxin as Novichok.
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Doctors at Woodhull Medical and Mental Health Center have treated 51 people believed to have been sickened by the toxic batch of K2 since Saturday.
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Secretary Kelly's statement ignored Hurricane Matthew's vast destruction last October and the cholera epidemic, which has killed 9,700 and sickened at least 800,000 so far.
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But the strain of measles spreading in the Pacific Northwest is the same strain still going around Ukraine, which sickened 50,000 people there last year.
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Inside the outbreak: In Wuhan, the center of the outbreak, our reporter met a family in which three generations have been sickened by the virus.
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Then, the return trip in:traffic struck,AC fizzled, andgridlocked to our seats,we sickened with whiplash andthat kind of New Yorkian fury only standstill provokes.
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Federal health officials have concluded that the tainted lettuce that sickened 172 people across 32 states — and killed one — is no longer available for sale.
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Federal health officials have concluded that the tainted lettuce that sickened 172 people across 32 states, and killed one, is no longer available for sale.
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Another Taoist temple, this one in Caohe itself, contributed tens of thousands of dollars worth of medical equipment to help those sickened by the virus.
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Major domestic airlines have already canceled flights to and from China as information has emerged about the outbreak that has killed hundreds and sickened thousands.
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Since it started last month, the virus's spread has reached nearly two dozen countries, sickened thousands, and impacted both travel and business around the world.
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That's particularly notable because of the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, which originated in and has mostly affected China, where more than 78,000 people have been sickened.
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It spread through Texas on the rail line that carried cargo inland; when it reached Austin, it sickened 16,000 people out of 22,000 living there.
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Some technical analysts say the downside could continue after McDonald's shares fell late last week on reports the chain's salads sickened customers in multiple states.
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The mysterious lung disease related to vaping has sickened at least 530 people across the U.S., with hundreds of new cases reported in recent days.
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Although bird flu is an illness that usually only affects birds, an outbreak in China in October 2017 left 460 people sickened with the disease.
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The FDA has opened a criminal probe into the cause of a mysterious vaping-related lung disease that has sickened 530 people and killed eight.
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The flu-like virus, now named COVID-19, has killed more than 1,500 people and sickened more than 66,400 worldwide, the vast majority in China.
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Once I could see what I already had, and what actually mattered, I was left with a feeling that was somewhere between sickened and humbled.
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Regulatory scrutiny has intensified amid an outbreak of a deadly lung disease linked to vaping that has sickened at least 530 people and killed 11.
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The bad news is that public health investigators haven't identified the source of the E. coli that sickened almost 60 Chipotle customers in 11 states.
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Thirty-two people in 11 states have been sickened by the Shiga toxin-producing E. coli O157:H7 strain, and 13 of them were hospitalized.
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The California Department of Education said it was "sickened" by the incident but, by law, it was not authorized to monitor, oversee or inspect such schools.
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A paper published Wednesday in Science Translational Medicine details how the antibiotic-resistant Klebsiella bacteria spread through 26 healthcare facilities and sickened 40 people in 2008.
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The organization said it was "saddened and sickened by the CNN investigative report" and that it planned to immediately ramp up its education and training efforts.
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The alarming spread of the respiratory illness that began in Wuhan, China, has already sickened over 28,000 people and killed more than 560 since Jan. 20.
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During the livestream of his slaughter, the Christchurch suspect also told viewers to "subscribe to PewDiePie" — the YouTuber later said he was "sickened" by the reference.
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The world's worst ever listeria outbreak, which began in South Africa in 2017 and has so far sickened 982 people, has been traced back to bologna.
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A pneumonia-like disease, the 22019 novel coronavirus has caused a global health emergency, sickened more than 31,000 people worldwide, and killed nearly 650 so far.
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Thousands of people, mostly in China, have been sickened in the outbreak of coronavirus in recent weeks as Chinese officials struggle to control the disease's spread.
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Pre-packaged melons linked to a salmonella outbreak that has so far sickened nearly 100 people have been recalled, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said.
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For now at least, that percentage is much lower vis a vis the coronavirus with 1,716 sickened healthcare staff accounting for about 3% of confirmed cases.
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Although Dr. Li had expressed a desire to help his colleagues, he was an ophthalmologist who was sickened by a patient he was treating for glaucoma.
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Mitt Romney (R-Utah) Saturday for his 2012 presidential election loss after the senator he was "sickened" by Mueller report revelations on the commander in chief.
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In a statement obtained by Fox News, American Airlines said no one had been sickened by the bacteria, which was discovered during the facility's "frequent" monitoring.
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I&aposm sickened by Congress that doesn&apost call for articles of impeachment when we have so much evidence of his horrible high crimes and misdemeanors.
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Methane fumes sickened scores of people and prompted the relocation of more than 6,600 households from the Porter Ranch community at the edge of the field.
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California had recently debuted similar legislation after an outbreak of measles in Disneyland sickened 147 people and led to the quarantine of more than 500 others.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan withdrew an invitation for Trump to make a joint appearance on Saturday in Wisconsin, declaring that he was "sickened" by Trump's remarks.
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The chef said he is cooperating fully with the health department, and hopes to soon establish a clearer picture of what happened to the sickened patrons.
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To date, the illness has taken the lives of 37 people and sickened at least 1,8003 others across 49 states, Washington, D.C., and the Virgin Islands.
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"We are sickened by this tragedy and relieved the children are now safe and authorities are investigating," the California Department of Education said in a statement.
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Eight people sickened with the bacterium Listeria monocytogenes have been confirmed since 2013 — six in California and one each in Maryland and Washington, Ms. Behm said.
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In May, The Post reported that university officials waited 18 days before informing students about the presence of adenovirus that eventually sickened nearly four dozen students.
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Chipotle's problems began in August 2015, when more than 200 people were sickened with norovirus after eating at one of its restaurants in Simi Valley, Calif.
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The most terrifying example involved a contaminated blood thinner, called Heparin, distributed by Baxter laboratories in 2008, which killed 81 people and sickened nearly 800 more.
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Mr. Ryan responded by uninviting Mr. Trump from a rally in his home state, Wisconsin, on Saturday, and said he was "sickened" by Mr. Trump's remarks.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said it is investigating an E. coli outbreak that has sickened 72 people in five states since Thursday.
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Yet an ongoing outbreak of the mosquito-borne virus in Angola, on the southwest coast of Africa, has sickened nearly 1,000 people and claimed 258 lives.
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The episode was similar to one in January 2015 that filled a train with smoke in a tunnel, which killed one passenger and sickened several others.
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Sickened by the ravages of hide hunters, he protected 230 million acres of public land during his presidency, including a stunning parcel of North Dakota Badlands.
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A baby starling that she and Hughes rescued and fed "raw ground steak," worms, and milk ends up "sickened, choking & pathetically chirping," so they killed it.
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Starbucks (SBUX) is taking other measures to help curtail the spread of the virus, which has sickened more than 95,000 and killed over 3,300 people worldwide.
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Four months after a Russian ex-spy and his daughter were left critically ill in an England town, two Britons were sickened by the same toxin.
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The cancer question received renewed attention this month when a California jury awarded $20163 million to a groundskeeper who alleged that the chemical had sickened him.
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As of Wednesday afternoon, the novel coronavirus had sickened more than 7,000 in the United States, with 2,800 of those in the New York City region.
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These cases are genetically unrelated to an E. coli outbreak linked to romaine earlier this year that killed five people and sickened 200, the officials said.
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In summer 2017, during what was expected to be a low-risk phase, an unidentified chemical agent in the soil sickened three contractors, halting the excavation.
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Seven residents of the Life Care center were dead from the virus, and seven other people with connections to the home had been sickened by it.
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State officials also announced that several more people have been sickened, including two people in their 20s who were hospitalized in the Seattle suburb of Issaquah.
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In April, at least 117 people in 10 states were sickened by salmonella after eating precut melons, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The country had a serious outbreak in 2008 and 2009 that the World Health Organization said sickened more than 98,000 people and killed more than 4,200.
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In the first chapter, we heard the voices of those sickened by Covid-19 and those of the caregivers performing heroic efforts to combat the illness.
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Overall, more than 135,000 people around the world have been sickened by the virus, and more than 4,900 people have died, most of those in China.
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"I am sickened at the extent and pervasiveness of dishonesty and misdirection by individuals in the highest office of the land, including the President," Romney said.
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It is similar to SARS and has killed at least 858 people and sickened nearly 25,000 in 27 countries since it was first reported in 2012.
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The world's second-largest economy practically shut down three weeks ago as the coronavirus outbreak sickened tens of thousands of people, unexpectedly lengthening a Chinese holiday.
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Coronavirus A deadly virus spreading through China has killed six and sickened almost 300, kicking off nationwide containment efforts and stoking anxieties in the medical community.
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An outbreak of new coronavirus has sickened about 22003,400 people worldwide and killed at least 41 in mainland China, while spreading to countries around the world.
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The novel coronavirus, which has sickened thousands and killed more than 250 people in China, belongs to a large family of viruses that mostly sicken animals.
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The new virus, which first emerged at the end of December, has sickened people in Taiwan, Vietnam, Japan, Thailand, Singapore, South Korea and the United States.
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The mysterious coronavirus that has killed more than a hundred people and sickened thousands has virtually shut down one of the world's most important growth engines.
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More than 200 people in several Midwest states have been sickened by a parasite in food from plastic vegetable trays sold under the Del Monte brand.
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The world's second-largest economy practically shut down three weeks ago as a viral outbreak sickened tens of thousands of people, unexpectedly lengthening a Chinese holiday.
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Mr. Alston wrote a scathing appraisal last year of the United Nations behavior during the cholera epidemic, which killed nearly 10,53 Haitians and sickened roughly 800,000.
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He was responding to an alarming rise in teenage vaping as well as a lung disease epidemic that killed more than 50 people and sickened thousands.
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Researchers from the Mayo Clinic examined lung biopsies from 17 patients suspected of having a perplexing vaping illness that's sickened more than 805 people since April.
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Some responses to the virus, which has sickened nearly 1003,000 people, mostly in China, can be seen as rational calculations based on the risk of infection.
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Concerns have grown in China since the Chinese health authorities announced the discovery of the mysterious new virus which has sickened dozens of people in Wuhan.
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The gas caused agonizing deaths for at least forty-nine people and sickened at least six hundred and fifty others, many of them women and children.
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Lung disease tied to vaping products has sickened 530 people nationwide and resulted in eight deaths, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Prosecutors say that 778 people nationwide were sickened after being injected with contaminated steroids produced in unsanitary conditions at NECC, which filed for bankruptcy in 2012.
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His comments come as economies around the world grapple with the ongoing health crisis that has sickened more than 207,000 people and killed at least 8,600.
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In recent months, infected scallops served in several restaurants sickened more than 200 people, and 51 people became ill after consuming hepatitis-infected smoothies in Virginia.
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The move marks the first reported recall of non-pet food meat in the outbreak that's sickened at least 164 people and is linked to one death.
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The CDC announcement Friday comes as the agency is investigating a multistate outbreak of salmonella infections that has sickened 71 people in eight states since January 14.
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For years, service members had little recourse as their children and spouses were sickened or suffered developmental delays from deteriorating lead paint, rampant mold and pest infestations.
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Some 9,300 people have died and more than 800,000 sickened due to cholera and Haiti's government believes the United Nations still has work to do on it.
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U.K. health authorities announced the country's fourth confirmed case of coronavirus Sunday, said to have been contracted from another British citizen sickened with the disease in France.
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This idea has come under scrutiny amid an outbreak of a deadly vaping-related lung disease that has sickened nearly 1,500 people and killed at least 33.
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The air cargo industry had been struggling before the outbreak, which has so far sickened more than 24,000 people, mostly in China, and killed more than 400.
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"I'm a very conservative, pro-business Republican, but I am really sickened by what I heard today, and what I've read before about this situation," Duncan said.
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The H5N1 "avian flu" strain, deadly in 60% of cases, came about in the 1990s when a virus that sickened birds made the jump to a human.
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Video was 'traumatizing to watch,' one protester said The protesters who gathered at Marshall Park said they were angry and sickened by the video of the shooting.
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According to the Times, an elderly man was sickened by the fungus last year at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, after being admitted for abdominal surgery.
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The details: The outbreak, which began in August, has killed 751 and sickened 1,186 as of April 9, according to WHO and DRC Ministry of Health data.
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Stevens previously spoke out about Weinstein, writing on Facebook that she is "sickened" by the scandal — and revealing why she never came forward about assault she endured.
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Humanitarian agencies had been successful in preventing famine and tackling a cholera outbreak that has sickened more than 900,000 people in six months and killed over 2,200.
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The nation quickly became both fascinated and sickened by the case, which grew even stranger and more macabre as details behind the killers slowly began to emerge.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - In recent months, Chipotle has lost customers, sales and profits after outbreaks of foodborne illnesses that sickened more than 500 people from Seattle to Boston.
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In 2012, at least 20 people were killed and dozens were sickened in the Czech Republic after alcohol tainted with methanol circulated in the Eastern European country.
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"Four people died from these contaminated salads, and dozens more were sickened and hospitalized, because executives at Dole put the company's profits over public health," DeLauro said.
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Numerous food safety scandals in China, including melamine-tainted baby formula that killed six and sickened tens of thousands, have diminished consumer trust in domestically produced brands.
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Last year, one person died and dozens were sickened after a fire in a tunnel near the L'Enfant Plaza station stopped trains that then filled with smoke.
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The virus has killed 4,018 people so far, and sickened more than 113,000 people around the world, but the pace of infections in China has slowed recently.
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The infection has now sickened more than 20073,000 people, and as it spreads through the United States and Europe, worries are mounting that growth will slow drastically.
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And in early August, Kentucky officials treated an infant and three emergency responders believed to have been sickened by carfentanil-laced heroin that traveled through the air.
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President Donald Trump and top US health officials outlined plans to expand access to a range of experimental coronavirus treatments for Americans sickened by the novel coronavirus.
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The outbreak has decisively shifted: in China, where over 80,000 people had been sickened, the car plants were coming back online as the disease retreated in severity.
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Journalists set about debunking his claims, explaining why thimerosal and formaldehyde, two compounds Neides claimed sickened him when he got a flu shot, do not cause damage.
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Those still on the street decided to join a new gang, but after a few months grew sickened and ashamed of the way they were treating locals.
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"I am sickened to hear that two young lives have been ended within minutes of each other in Wandsworth & Greenwich," Mr. Khan wrote on Twitter on Friday.
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Tens of thousands of people worldwide have been sickened by the disease, with the most deaths and cases occurring in China, where the disease was first reported.
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As of Friday, the coronavirus outbreak had sickened more than 22020,000 people across the world in at least 83 countries, and at least 3,000 people have died.
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The coronavirus pandemic, which has sickened upward of 28503,22020 Americans, has had a dire impact on the U.S. economy, forcing businesses to close and causing massive layoffs.
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"The reservoirs behind the dams have been breeding grounds for very toxic blue-green algae, and that has really sickened people," said Stephen Most, a regional historian.
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As of Thursday, officials in 18 U.S. states had reported cases of the coronavirus and the outbreak had sickened well over 100 people in the United States.
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While the new virus appears to be less deadly than the 23 SARS outbreak, which sickened 8,098 people and killed almost 800, it is spreading significantly faster.
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U.S. and California health officials confirmed the seventh U.S. case of the coronavirus that has sickened about 10,000 people across the globe and killed at least 213.
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Hadi Khosroshahi, 22.3, a prominent cleric and former ambassador to the Vatican, was sickened by the coronavirus and died in a hospital, Iran's official media have reported.
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The events in Charlottesville returned me to my childhood, and rather than feel nostalgia, I was sickened at the memory and fearful for what may lie ahead.
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Most of China remains shut down by the coronavirus, which first emerged in the Chinese city of Wuhan and has sickened thousands of people in the country.
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The new strain of coronavirus that's killed 26 people and sickened hundreds of others, primarily in China, has reached a second U.S. state, the CDC confirmed Friday.
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Ryan said he was "sickened" by the audio, and he rescinded Trump's invite to what would have been their first joint campaign appearance in Wisconsin on Saturday.
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As of this morning, the outbreak of a mysterious coronavirus has killed at least 80 people in China, sickened thousands and spread to at least 10 countries.
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More than 40 people have died and more than 2,000 others have been sickened in recent months from respiratory illnesses that the authorities have connected to vaping.
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As a patriot and veteran I am sickened by this callous disregard for people who are critical to the safety of our men and women in combat.
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The answer will help explain whether these cells play a key role in the vaping-related outbreak that has killed seven people and sickened 530 so far.
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One other person is known to have been sickened by the toxin, Detective Sergeant Nick Bailey, who went to the house at the start of the investigation.
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More than 2,600 people have died after contracting the new coronavirus, and it's sickened more than 79,000 people since it was first detected in Wuhan in December.
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The coronavirus, which has killed hundreds of people in China and sickened more than 20,000 in countries across the world, has been declared a global health emergency.
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More than 50 people have been killed and more than 14.83,500 sickened by the illnesses, which have mostly been linked to marijuana vapes from the black market.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has raised its count of Americans sickened by romaine lettuce grown in the U.S. in an E. coli outbreak.
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Novel coronavirus, or 2019-nCoV, has killed 41 near the Chinese province marked as the epicenter of the outbreak, sickened nearly 123,300, and spread to 12 countries.
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More than 500 people — most of them in Wuhan, China — have been sickened by the illness, and at least 17 have died, according to the latest figures.
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These vaccine exemptions are especially popular in Washington state, where a measles outbreak started last month that has now sickened at least 67 people in four states.
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Colonists, sickened by yellow fever and strains of malaria for which their bodies were not prepared, began to die at the rate of a dozen a day.
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Federal health authorities should strongly consider recalling e-cigarettes in the wake of a vaping-linked illness that's killed at least six people and sickened hundreds, Sen.
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The war's impact also has placed much of the country on the verge of famine and contributed to a cholera outbreak that has sickened roughly 400,000 Yemenis.
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Besides the Skripals, the nerve agent sickened three others, including a police officer and two Britons who picked up the discarded bottle believed used in the poisoning.
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"Dozens of people across the country have been sickened by a strain of bacteria called Shiga toxin-producing E. coli O121," the FDA posted on its website.
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This is due to an outbreak of Shiga toxin-producing E. coli, which has so far sickened 32 people in 11 states, with 13 landing in the hospital.
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Federal officials said 246 people in 26 states have been sickened in relation to the outbreak — a significant increase from 60 people in 16 states reported in October.
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Around 5 percent to 15 percent of sickened people go on to develop hemolytic uremic syndrome, which happens when our red blood cells are wiped out en masse.
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At least 212 people in four Midwest states have been sickened as of Monday by a parasite found in plastic vegetable trays sold under the Del Monte brand.
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The total number of deaths in China related to the disease crossed 1,000 on Monday according to Chinese officials, while the total number sickened stretched into the thousands.
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An antibiotic-resistant strain of salmonella bacteria found in raw chicken has sickened 92 people in 29 states, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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None of these are true, and there is as yet no cure for the deadly virus that's now killed more than 400 people and sickened more than 20,000.
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The six were among 14 people associated with Framingham, Massachusetts-based NECC indicted in 2014 after the meningitis outbreak, which sickened 793 people in 20 states, prosecutors said.
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Goldman made the claim on Howard Stern's show earlier this week when he asked how sickened she was in the courtroom watching people celebrate the not guilty verdict.
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The company was linked in November 2015 to a multistate E.coli outbreak, and the next month to a norovirus outbreak that sickened at least 80 Boston College students.
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If a certain concentration of what is known as "indicator" bacteria is detected, it could be a sign of more dangerous pathogens like the one that sickened Whitt.
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US emergency: Later Friday, the Trump administration declared a public health emergency in the United States in response to the coronavirus that has sickened nearly 28503,22020 people worldwide.
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About 56,000 people are sickened by foodborne illness each year in the US. And believe it or not, the primary source of this illness comes from the home.
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It's usually easily treated with common oral antibiotics, but the CDC said clinical samples taken from puppies and people sickened in the outbreak show signs of antibiotic resistance.
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Whole genome sequencing of samples of the campylobacter infection from Petland puppies was closely related to campylobacter samples taken from people sickened during the outbreak, said the CDC.
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In Yemen, the worst cholera outbreak ever recorded has sickened more than a million people who live amidst a merciless proxy war between Iranian- and Saudi-backed forces.
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On Friday, Romney said he was "sickened" by the conduct of Trump and others outlined in Mueller's report, which was released publicly with some redactions a day earlier.
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He would be sickened that any American president could would threaten to withdraw large numbers of troops from Europe, where they are stationed to defend Europe from Russia.
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Federal investigators aren't sure yet what's causing the mysterious lung injury outbreak that popped up earlier this year, and has sickened an estimated 1,888 people across the country.
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And you, Wales, and you Hungary, and .... FLINT WATER CRISIS From bad to worse: So how many kids have been sickened by lead-contaminated water in Flint, Michigan?
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In many cases, more than half of the sickened colonies showed mysterious signs of mass worker bee disappearance—a symptom never before on this scale seen by apiculturists.
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Investigators said a report issued by the facility in March 2019 showed that it had experienced two influenza outbreaks that sickened at least 17 residents and 7 employees.
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In the United States, 103 cases have been reported of the virus, which has left more than 3,000 people dead worldwide and sickened tens of thousands of others.
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Health authorities announced the isolation period in mid-March to help halt the spread of the novel coronavirus that's sickened roughly 681 Australians, per the New York Times.
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Some 9/11 memorials elsewhere already included sickened rescue, recovery and cleanup workers, and there is a remembrance wall entirely focused on them in Nesconset, on Long Island.
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In 2008, a rare strain of salmonella in fresh salsa sickened thousands—as many as 40,40 by one estimate—and caused two deaths in 43 states and Canada.
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And it has rejected a proposed ban on the use of chlorpyrifos, a pesticide that has sickened farm workers and been linked to developmental disabilities in their children.
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While a number of cases can be handled outside of the hospital, by some estimates, millions of Americans sickened by coronavirus might need a stay in the hospital.
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Health officials around the world are scrambling to slow the spread of the virus, which has sickened more than 111,000 people globally, including 566 in the United States.
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Meanwhile, global markets continue to be rattled by the spread of the virus that's sickened nearly 90,000 and killed 3,000 people since originating in Wuhan late last year.
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"Cuomo called the national effort to mobilize a variety of federal, state, and local agencies to combat the virus and assist sickened New Yorkers a "moment in history.
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But that part of the national self-image has also taken a beating from a pandemic that has overwhelmed many hospitals and sickened thousands of health care workers.
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One: The number of domestic meth labs has declined precipitously, and along with it the number of children harmed and police officers sickened by exposure to dangerous chemicals.
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That's similar to the influenza virus — better known as the flu, which has already sickened an estimated 32 million to 45 million people in the U.S. since Oct.
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Time is of the essence for the people on the frontlines of this viral outbreak as the virus has already sickened more than 40,000 people and killed 910.
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Some of the people who were sickened or had relatives who died urged Judge Stearns to give the maximum allowable punishment as a deterrent to other compounding pharmacies.
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Chinese officials have put major portions of the country on lockdown as they try to contain the coronavirus, which has killed hundreds of people and sickened thousands more.
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As China grapples with a mysterious coronavirus outbreak that has killed at least 490 people and sickened thousands, the country's 1.4 billion people are asking what went wrong.
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The World Health Organization is holding a briefing Wednesday to address the mysterious coronavirus that has killed at least 17 people and sickened hundreds of others in China.
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On the other, are public health officials who point to unprecedented measles outbreaks that have sickened thousands in the US as proof that vaccine exemptions cause health crises.
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The disease has sickened women with both saline and silicone gel-filled implants, including those who got implants for reconstructive purposes after breast cancer or to prevent it.
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Earlier on Monday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned travelers to avoid nonessential travel to South Korea, where the disease has sickened close to 1,000 people.
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Here's the latest on a coronavirus outbreak that has killed at least 490 people, primarily in the Chinese province of Hubei, and sickened more than 20,000 in Asia.
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Mr. Li is one of 59 people in the central city of Wuhan who have been sickened by a pneumonia-like illness, the cause of which is unclear.
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The outbreak, which began about three months ago and has spread to 28 countries, has sickened more than 75,000 people in China and killed more than 2,200 there.
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Tentatively being called EVALI — short for e-cigarette, or vaping, product-use associated lung injury — the disease has sickened more than 113,170 people, most of them young men.
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Doug Ducey said in a statement last month he's "sickened" by the sexual assault and called for the company's leaders, including its board of directors, to be replaced.
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After a massive measles outbreak sickened hundreds, residents were stunned by two vicious attacks against their religion and traditions, one of which took place during a holiday celebration.
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In North Korea, which is sending some athletes to the Games, they're dealing with a potentially deadly strain of flu that's sickened thousands and killed at least four.
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For example, if a Medicaid enrollee is sickened by asbestos, and Medicaid pays the healthcare bills, Medicaid is entitled to a share of any future personal injury settlement.
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She is not the willfully invisible, shyness-sickened girl recalled by the play's fourth character, Jim O'Connor (Finn Wittrock), who knew Laura when they were in high school.
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Adam is among the hundreds of e-cigarette users in the United States who have been sickened with mysterious vaping-related lung illnesses, many of them young people.
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Some 2,000 people have been sickened and at least 42 have died from vaping-related lung injuries, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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"Since the beginning of August, 18 staff members at three institutions in western Pennsylvania were sickened by exposure to an unknown substance," state officials said on August 21.
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Earlier reports revealed children were sickened by lead and mold, and showed how base residents across the United States were deprived of basic tenant protections granted to civilians.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — At least 27 Christians died and dozens more were sickened in a small city in Pakistan after drinking toxic alcohol on Christmas, officials said on Tuesday.
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