One, if you must sneeze, sneeze away from the spacecraft.
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Sneeze at your desk … A covered sneeze, followed by a tissue dab, is fine.
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This was either the first sneeze, or the most powerful sneeze this foal has ever experienced.
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There was one called Sneeze Louise, which was a girl who would sneeze when people were lying.
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His logic was that people who sneeze loudly are demonstrative and outgoing, and people who sneeze quietly are shy.
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I need to sneeze, but can't; the sneeze would be a full-body sob if it would just come out.
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"One man ruptured his throat by trying to hold back a sneeze" Imagine this: You feel a sneeze coming out.
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"If you sneeze, sneeze not in a subway car full of people but into the crook of your elbow," she said.
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Other players have been using the sneeze reaction to sneeze on each other too, but not everyone feels as lightheartedly about it.
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But they still argue that pinching your nose to hold back a sneeze — and holding back a sneeze more generally — should be avoided.
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Online, there are several places for sneeze fetishists to convene: There's Sneeze Fetish Forum, a 3,500-member community where people trade stories and observations and tips for coming out.
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Now we can all breathe – and sneeze – easy.
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As gross as it is to have germs catapult onto surfaces when you sneeze, you shouldn't let the fear of making a loud noise keep you from releasing your sneeze.
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Some people sneeze when they go out into sunlight because their optic nerve or whatever gets mixed up and sends a signal to the brain that it needs to sneeze.
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Still, if there is a time when you really don't want to sneeze, you can try to stimulate your other sensory nerves, which can help block your sneeze reflex, said Tylor.
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That calculates to $1153 million — nothing to sneeze at.
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It's nothing to sneeze at if you're an analytics guy.
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Some people look at the sunlight and they immediately sneeze.
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In space, they say, no one can hear you sneeze.
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For some, it's also satisfying to watch other people sneeze.
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Now, 8 million people struggling is nothing to sneeze at.
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Could it be the quintessential Italian thing to sneeze pasta?
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With one sneeze, you could put your grandmother in peril.
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A light cough or sneeze in public now turns heads.
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Of course, allergy sufferers should still follow good sneeze etiquette.
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The sneezing is not the same as a human sneeze.
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But ill people also cough and sneeze in the gym.
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But it doesn't feel like much more than a sneeze.
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The trees are probably making me sneeze these days. Right.
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Breakfast at Jumeirah Beach Hotel was nothing to sneeze at.
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Dr. Voigt doesn't think you can tell anything about someone's personality by the way they sneeze, but a shy person might not want to make noise in a public place — hence the quiet sneeze.
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But hey, topping $600 million is certainly nothing to sneeze at!
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With a forceful sneeze, it might land on a nearby wall.
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Photic sneeze reflexes don't seem to make any sense at first.
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Not that dying planets are anything to sneeze at, of course.
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Not that the home-sharing business is anything to sneeze at.
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You can't sneeze or jaywalk and have it not be recorded.
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The tech sector's drops on Wednesday were nothing to sneeze at.
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But if they're two cubicles over, the sneeze shouldn't be acknowledged.
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Viruses have to travel on droplets when you cough or sneeze.
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I wuzzent feeling my best becos the sneeze wuddent combe owt.
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Sometimes, the best cure for a mysterious illness is a sneeze.
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Our bodies generally cough up or sneeze out most daily irritants.
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In summary, do not pinch your nose to kill a sneeze.
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Of course, well-being and success are nothing to sneeze at.
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We all laughed, and the "noodle sneeze" instantly became family lore.
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How long do germs stick around after I cough or sneeze?
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Firstly, I understand that not every sneeze delivers a physical product.
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The army of the fruit dead is nothing to sneeze at.
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Be sure to cover any cough or sneeze with a tissue.
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Are you gathering mossWhile you wait for the boss to sneeze?
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Learn the right way to sneeze to avoid making others sick.
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If they sneeze, it shoots it down at like 100 mph.
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Bicker about the tidying-up or gripe about Dad's loud sneeze?
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Her work as a journalist was also nothing to sneeze at.
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The sneeze paintings (there were three of them) launched her career.
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She did the sneeze paintings that fall, in her second year.
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Spending $1,000 for a short visit is nothing to sneeze at.
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I have a strange allergy where dark chocolate makes me sneeze.
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The other major factor — incumbency — is also nothing to sneeze at.
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Overnight she'd picked up one of those runny colds that doesn't make you sick enough to stay home, but just makes your brain send you constant alarm signals: we're gonna sneeze we're gonna sneeze oh god.
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"We recommend that if you feel like you have to sneeze DON'T plug the nose and instead open the mouth and try to get the sneeze to come out as a cough," otolaryngologist Dale Tylor told Digg.
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We say "nice" afterwards like we say "bless you" after a sneeze.
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And the high calorie price tags are nothing to sneeze at either.
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"What happens if you sneeze?" one concerned viewer asked Honnold on Twitter.
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And yes, what you're seeing is exactly the stuff making you sneeze.
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Children are (quite appropriately) taught to cough and sneeze into their elbows.
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These aren't Pokémon Go figures, but they aren't anything to sneeze at.
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We're pretty sure Solange Piaget Knowles could sneeze and make it art.
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And who knew a stifled sneeze could potentially ruin your whole week?
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In addition to the bodily variation, everyone has a different sneeze-style.
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His starting salary was $20163,22016 — nothing to sneeze at, especially in 2500.
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A hearty laugh or unexpected sneeze is enough to dislocate her ribs.
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"Now it's like you sneeze and a BEC comes out," said Hall.
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Namely, avoid too much physical contact and don't sneeze on your friends.
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Chances are low that a fellow commuter will sneeze in your face.
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Trocks dust off the same old glamour, with a well-timed sneeze.
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Does this mist-free sneeze confirm that Bey is in the Illuminati?
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Watching Twin Peaks is a lot like anticipating a far-off sneeze.
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Mostly the pain is manageable, assuming you never, ever have to sneeze.
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Even when we sneeze, many Americans still reflexively say: God bless you.
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Rather, it's anguish that the next sneeze might be the fateful one.
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Sneeze or cough into a tissue, or the inside of your elbow.
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Allergy Test My Pet Kit Wondering what's been making your pooch sneeze?
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"Cum is kind of like a penis having a sneeze," she says.
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You start to think every cough or sneeze might be the virus.
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"I wanted to paint what it feels like to sneeze," she said.
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"That's nothing to sneeze at for a fucking Web site," he added.
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"A sneeze would have brought death to us all," she later wrote.
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I would not sneeze at a plate of her swordfish piccata, either.
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Still ... $100k for an hour of work is nothing to sneeze at.
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This man is one sneeze away from losing an ear: We're so stressed.
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It was nominated for seven total Oscars, which is nothing to sneeze at.
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"I can't fly, but I can sneeze," he says during a phone call.
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People are also likely to sneeze more, due to the presence of allergens.
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If you feel a sneeze coming on, step away from the eyelash curler.
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The performance it brings to the Mi 5 is nothing to sneeze at.
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Cover your nose and mouth with a tissue when you cough or sneeze.
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The fuzz lands on his nose and out comes a wet, booming sneeze.
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But for moments when an audible sneeze might meant serious embarrassment, don't panic.
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If pollen makes you sneeze, you're an unwitting participant in a plant threesome.
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Look, 5,880 buttons with individually assigned LED pixels is nothing to sneeze at.
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The psychological benefits of owning a dog are also nothing to sneeze at.
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As a general rule, the first sneeze or two should be politely acknowledged.
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You've conquered a New York Times crossword, and that's nothing to sneeze at.
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Cozmo can sneeze, yawn, laugh, nap — he has hundreds of actions and reactions.
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A man blew a hole in his throat after stifling a powerful sneeze.
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Or perhaps spiraling through the air, projected by a stray sneeze or cough.
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That is nothing to sneeze at, but nothing to get people excited, either.
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Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue that you can throw away.
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People with COVID-19 don't typically have runny noses or sneeze a lot.
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A mere cough or sneeze appears to be enough to pass it along.
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"Cum is kind of like a penis having a sneeze," she tells Maeve.
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"Sneeze" was bought by Erik Parker, an artist whose eccentric abstractions Schutz admired.
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"Fifty jobs in a rural county is nothing to sneeze at," Irwin said.
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As we approach cold and flu season, don't forget to dab when you sneeze.
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A 3% bonus for winning the big game would be nothing to sneeze at.
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But, it's certainly not the case that a sneeze is just a mini orgasm.
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"But I will say, 485 miles in 36 hours is nothing to sneeze at."
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For most people, holding back a sneeze is unlikely to lead to this result.
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In the end, it's better to have an awkward sneeze than an ER visit.
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Only when Khloe's uncle encouraged her to sneeze did they finally discover the cause.
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"The person next to me could sneeze and change the results," she warned them.
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You'll see what we mean when she lets out a ferocious, mouse-like sneeze.
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Five million subscribers is nothing to sneeze at, but Netflix has 125 million subscribers.
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I can sneeze on the internet and they write a Twitchy post about it.
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""We know it's always good to cover our mouth when we cough or sneeze.
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I try to hide my raised eyebrows by pretending that I need to sneeze.
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You can see the entire food area behind the sneeze guards — no hidden kitchen.
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Most distressing is the constant dust, which makes me sneeze and my eyes itch.
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It is also the substance through which people cough, sneeze and infect one another.
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If you sneeze or cough in public, people jerk away and show genuine alarm.
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If you don't have a tissue within reach, cough or sneeze into your elbow.
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People often say "thank you" when we say "God bless you" when they sneeze.
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They notice that a simple cough or sneeze can send people around them scattering.
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But no one would sneeze if you made her recipe for coconut noodles instead.
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A sneeze can propel mucous droplets at a rate of 100 miles an hour.
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If you hold a sneeze back, that pressurized air will need to go somewhere.
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"Halting sneeze via blocking nostrils and mouth is a dangerous maneuver," the report recommended.
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I find sneezing to be an extremely satisfying feeling so finding sneeze fetishists was a blessing as it's now my top-selling category, making up 43% of my career-long video earnings, despite only making my first sneeze video around a year ago.
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Somebody is smitten with Simba — it's just too bad the cat makes that somebody sneeze.
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Let them rip: The function of the sneeze is to allow a release of pressure.
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If there's one place where the sneeze fetishists felt totally free of shame, it's online.
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Take one whiff inside your home, and the air circulating might immediately elicit a sneeze.
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Still, however you decide to sneeze and cough, just be mindful of cleaning up afterwards.
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"[Carrie's] depths were unimaginably deep, and Paul's were nothing to sneeze at either," writes Carlin.
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Are you the last person in America to sneeze in the crook of your elbow?
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You can have antibodies to, say, cat dander, yet never wheeze or sneeze around cats.
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Whole Foods Whole Foods stores are also installing sneeze guards to protect customers and employees.
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Sometimes they'll do a laugh, a shocked face, or sometimes they'll sneeze right on you.
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That causes an individual to cough or sneeze and expel the pollen or other allergen.
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If you don't have a tissue within easy reach, cough or sneeze into your elbow.
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Attributing divine blessing to a sneeze may serve various functions when ordinary explanations are lacking.
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"If you sneeze in your hand, go to the bathroom, wash your hands," he said.
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The virus seems to spread through droplets in the air from a cough or sneeze.
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Do you know how many times my back has gone out because of a sneeze?
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Do you know how many times my back has gone out because of a sneeze?
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And I'm simply writing you to say that I'm so happy that you didn't sneeze.
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This 62% success rate of early fundraising forecasting the winner is nothing to sneeze at.
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But the career opportunities, company culture and competitive compensation are nothing to sneeze at, either!
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"For European Christians, when the first plague that weakened the now Christian Roman Empire around 590, Pope Gregory the Great believed that a sneeze was an early warning sign of plague, so he commanded Christians to respond to a sneeze with a blessing," he said.
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Measles is a highly infectious disease that can be spread with a simple cough or sneeze.
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" And if you sneeze, just let Alexa know and you'll get a reply saying, "Bless you.
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It's also helpful if he feels a sneeze coming on and just can't get it out.
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A cold, you have a sneeze, have a headache, take a couple Tylenol and you're done.
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That's nothing to sneeze at, even for a company that earned $2.5 billion in net profit.
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But it takes real doomsday thinking to imagine that a sneeze will trigger complete lash loss.
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Apparently, my sneeze sound like glass breaking, as does accidentally dropping my keys on the floor.
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You should also wash your hands frequently and cover your mouth if you cough or sneeze.
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This little Spider-Kid was marching in to save the day when he had to sneeze.
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There's nothing worse for your body than holding in irritants, and a good sneeze feels great.
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Fifty consecutive years with a Super Bowl, through strikes and lockouts, is nothing to sneeze at.
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We kept calm, we chatted, and I watched people cough and sneeze and grimace in pain.
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It advises riders to wash their hands and cover their mouths when they cough or sneeze.
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A "yes" vote is communicated in the form of a sneeze, according to a 2017 study.
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Others, not so much: users haven't posted much on the extremely specific furry sneeze forum Sneezefurs.
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These are bits of virus-laden fluid a person spews out when they cough or sneeze.
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But they do stop a wearer from spreading droplets of contagion when they sneeze or cough.
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Nothing about any of this is subtle — people standing around the pot should sneeze and cough.
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Stay at least six feet away from obviously sick people, to avoid cough and sneeze droplets.
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Washing your hands 15 times a day, you know, using Kleenex when you cough and sneeze.
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If people wash their hands regularly and sneeze into their elbows, handshakes won't be as risky.
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She shrieks with delight when I return home from work and belly-laughs when I sneeze.
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"I think he's O.K., but now even an ordinary sneeze makes you worry," Mr. Wu said.
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It's a cat, having a big sneeze while a "Harry Potter" movie plays in the background.
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Collaborators for "The Sneeze" work for free from home, fitting it in around their day jobs.
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If I didn't do that, it's possible the sneeze could be found floating in another module.
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"There may be a link between photosensitive epileptic seizures and photic sneeze reflex (triggered by a sudden switch from being dark-adjusted to light) providing a possible link between this genetic region and photic sneeze reflex," Joanna Mountain, 23andMe's senior director of research, says in an email.
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So why wasn't she nominated, even as Arrival racked up a nothing-to-sneeze-at eight noms?
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If you're a glass-half-full kind of person, a sneeze can be considered a mini orgasm.
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And if you're a glass-half-empty type, a sneeze can mean you've contracted a disastrous sickness.
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Cold and flu viruses spread through microscopic spittle that fly when people cough, sneeze, or even talk.
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That trapped pressure can be the reason that holding in a sneeze can be dangerous, he said.
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Failure will leave the euro exposed when the economic storm clouds gather, or China starts to sneeze.
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You're going about your normal routine, curling your lashes, and all of a sudden you sneeze. Ouch.
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On October 19th, 2007, Molaro posted the results of this experiment on his humor blog, The Sneeze.
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But 10.56 is nothing to sneeze at — that's still a high-scoring combination in the women's field.
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Some people vocalize their sneezes, which means that the vocal cords get involved with the sneeze action.
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That still trails behind the billions spent on TV ads, but it's certainly nothing to sneeze at.
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Biden's advantage is far from dominating, but it's nothing to sneeze at, even at this early stage.
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For me, the urge to pick feels like an impossible-to-ignore sensation, similar to a sneeze.
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The cosmetics section looked like it had a trapdoor waiting for me in case I dared sneeze.
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It appears to spread through droplets in the air and on surfaces from a cough or sneeze.
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And don't forget to cover your mouth and nose with a tissue while you cough and sneeze.
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"As an allergy sufferer, I can't deal with the glares," one sneeze-shamed California friend told me.
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And the scientists don't know if it is voluntary or something that just happens, like a sneeze.
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"Sometimes they sneeze right in peoples faces and the whole class just erupts in laughter," she said.
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Still nothing to sneeze at — that's the cost of two Sunday brunches — but a less galling number.
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Just a single droplet from a cough or sneeze can carry an infectious dose of a virus.
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Couple the beard with a slight freakout thanks to a sneeze, and this interaction is just downright adorable.
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A connected app will register air quality history so you can track which days are particularly sneeze-inducing.
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Many older men have to pee right after they pee, and many older women pee whenever they sneeze.
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The model can't so much as sneeze without being linked to some new celebrity heartthrob or basketball star.
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And if you do sneeze, make sure you follow proper sneezing etiquette when it comes to spreading germs.
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And so the fact that I'm beating my mayor, Bill de Blasio, is actually nothing to sneeze at.
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The actual figure turned out to be 4.95 million additional subscribers, which is really nothing to sneeze at.
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But if you're really still and gave a good sneeze, that would give you a little kick, yes.
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If you've never imagined a sneeze as a giant, blue gelatinous blob, you're in for a real treat.
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Why it matters: Apple doesn't break out its enterprise sales, but they are clearly nothing to sneeze at.
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And we've found a very good sneeze from a very good pup that will lift your spirits, too.
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That&aposs what a 43-year Mississippi woman told officers in Athens, Georgia, after the sneeze-induced crash.
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Nearby, Wilke's "Why Not Sneeze" (1992) connects her personal journey with the medical industry that has shaped it.
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There is a lot of truth to the saying that if we cannot trade with China, we sneeze.
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I'll be minding my business, a brief sneeze attack would hit, and then I go about my day.
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This happens all the time — if you sneeze he calls up and announces, isn't that a terrible thing.
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But, placed in history, that war was no more than a skinned knee or a sneeze to mankind.
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A sneeze or deep breath could end in a deadly overdose, so testing it calls for strict protocols.
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But while 15 percent is nothing to sneeze at, how is this such a major game-changer overall?
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I asked cam model Amara, who has experience creating sneeze clips, what she makes of this whole thing.
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Also, since it is spread through saliva droplets, covering your mouth when you sneeze or cough is important.
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It feels almost taboo to cough or sneeze on the subway, as many people have joked about online.
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That's why your nose is runny and you start to sneeze and cough to clear out the detritus.
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This happens all the time — if you sneeze, he calls up and announces, 'Isn't that a terrible thing.
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That includes frequent handwashing, covering a cough or sneeze with a tissue or sleeve, and wiping down surfaces.
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Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, throw the tissue in the trash, and wash your hand.
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The three-man patrols approach people who sneeze or cough and recommend that they visit a hospital, Znak.
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Adel Manuel doesn't have any mutant superpowers, but he has the next best thing: He can sneeze on command.
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These patients would reliably sneeze when quickly exposed sunlight, flash photography, and, in a few cases, even ultraviolet light.
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People say that if you sneeze a certain number of times in a row, it'll feel like an orgasm.
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Last year's Fifty Shades Darker performed worse, though making more than $198803 million worldwide is nothing to sneeze at.
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Health organizations prioritize handwashing and using tissues when you cough or sneeze over wearing face masks to protect yourself.
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"That's the core problem here—the shame they feel [about their sneeze fetish], not the actual act," said Donaghue.
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Behind Peter, a half-human whatzit convulses in what could be a dance of death or a giant sneeze.
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"Bless you, thank you," he says after his own sneeze in a clip posted by The Checkdown on Friday.
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She has sat for 700 hours in the same chair willing herself not to sneeze despite bone-crunching pain.
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Photic sneeze reflex has caused car accidents, and is a risk factor taken into account when selecting combat pilots.
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How to sneeze and cough politely Advice from Jodi Smith, the founder of Mannersmith Etiquette Consulting in Marblehead, Mass.
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So, to get a truck that can haul 26,000 pounds and go 124 miles is nothing to sneeze at.
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Alas, DR PEPPER, who cripples cities with his sneeze ray, will not be gracing your morning paper anytime soon.
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Justin Bieber gave some lucky fans a DNA sample when he uncorked a sneeze during his concert in Finland.
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A cough, sneeze or handshake could enable its spread, as well as touching something an infected person has touched.
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Washington (CNN)It's a refrain President Donald Trump repeats whenever he encounters a cough, a sneeze or a sniffle.
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That's almost $5 million—nothing to sneeze at, but Klein says he had to share that with a partner.
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When people are sick with a respiratory disease like COVID-19, they cough or sneeze particles into the air.
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When you feel a sneeze or a cough coming on, covering your mouth prevents the spread of infectious germs.
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This virus spreads by droplets that spread out of your mouth and nose, especially when you cough or sneeze.
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If someone needs to cough or sneeze, she encouraged people to use a tissue and throw it away instantly.
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What's more, the billions in investments it's made in developing and deploying renewable energy are nothing to sneeze at.
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Cruise line:Date of inspection:Inspection score:Violations: Improper food storage, a lack of sneeze guards in food-service areas, broken refrigerators
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In other words, by trying to hold in his sneeze, he actually blew a small hole in his throat.
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Then, all of a sudden you take a nap or you sneeze, and you have these huge- Democracy broke.
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Many supporters said they credited Mr. Museveni with bringing peace, nothing to sneeze at in light of Uganda's violent history.
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If they sneeze or look like they're going to mark their territory on you, you'll know they feel the same.
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Their few, very marginal, faults being that they love to drop their hair everywhere and they make some people sneeze.
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But we're still far, far closer than we were in the days of Ellen, and that's nothing to sneeze at.
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This is nothing to sneeze at, especially for a project with virtually no publicity and an almost anti-climactic release.
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Well, for some reason watching an animal let out a sneeze is straight up transfixing and pretty darn adorable, too.
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AND FINALLY ... Quit horsing around little fella A sneeze is a little too much to handle for a newborn colt.
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A few years ago, a neurologist came up with an anecdotal theory that your personality influences the way you sneeze.
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The budget is limited, the track muddy, the cars home-built, and looking like they'll fall apart when you sneeze.
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But Trump hasn't been telling people to sneeze into their elbows or speaking about a plan to fight the virus.
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While movies often aren't the main draw of Hulu, their collection of over 2,500 titles is nothing to sneeze at.
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The Russian economy is not doing great, but the current growth rate of 1.8 percent is nothing to sneeze at.
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Bambi café, located a sneeze around the corner, is a Turkish chain mostly known for its late night junk food.
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And under the bright lights asked the anesthesiologist for a Valsalva—essentially, he manipulated TJ's ventilator to recreate a sneeze.
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Sneeze on the White Tissue, put it in the container we provide, and send it back in our prepaid envelope.
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Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when you cough or sneeze, or use the inside of your elbow.
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Maintaining a distance of six feet from other people can help avoid particles spread through a cough or a sneeze.
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"If someone were to sneeze, and there was a droplet, it could protect your face from that droplet," he explains.
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The special seasons always seem to arrive out of nowhere and vanish just as quickly, like a really good sneeze.
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"Wash your hands, use hygienic measures to cover a cough or sneeze, clean your surfaces, stay at home," he said.
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Unlike the one-person, one-vote rules of human elections, members of the group were not limited to one sneeze.
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It's probably worth mentioning that I'm an atheist, which really drove me to edit my word choice when people sneeze.
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Saying "bless you" in response to a sneeze is part of the civility that underlies many of our social mores.
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Wash your hands, cover your mouth when you cough or sneeze, and stay home from work when you are sick.
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The doctors later told him that any sudden movement — so much as a sneeze — could have cost him his life.
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So, let&aposs say you show up to work sick with the flu one day, and you start to sneeze.
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According to the report, this "previously fit" man pinched his nose and kept his mouth closed during a "forceful" sneeze.
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And if you have to cough or sneeze, use your sleeve or a tissue -- but not your hands, the CDC says.
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And while it's roughly half the size of this week's winning Mega Millions jackpot, the amount is nothing to sneeze at.
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That's because a sneeze can squirt the virus into the air, where it can stick around for up to two hours.
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It's about as tight as themes get and that's nothing to sneeze at when it comes to building a Sunday puzzle.
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But a good deal of commenters on the post point to another reason they hate the sun: it makes them sneeze.
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No one wants to see someone in a beautifully tailored suit sneeze into his elbow (even if you're supposed to). Yuck!
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It's not as good as last week's $200 discount on the Pixel 3 XL, but this is nothing to sneeze at.
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I sneeze when I'm full, so it's not too far off from that—crossing wires of the senses in a way.
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By now, you've heard the story of the man who blew a hole in his throat while holding back a sneeze.
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Under no circumstances, though, should you pinch your nose and close your mouth to contain or try to stifle a sneeze.
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"[I] love red wine and also dark chocolate, even though I'm allergic to it and it makes me sneeze," she said.
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The traditional aphorism should probably be recast as when China sneezes or when emerging markets sneeze, the world catches a cold.
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The bird will fly directly into it, leaving you with a scratchy throat and the urge to sneeze feathers all day.
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These mucus and saliva droplets are ejected from the mouth or nose as we cough, sneeze, laugh, sing, breathe and talk.
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Peter PeyserNew York To the Editor: We have long been advised to cough and sneeze into our elbows, not our hands.
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My money's on the latter, since the sneeze fetish community is a pretty well-informed group on these sorts of things.
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Several grocery and retail chains, including Walmart, have added sneeze guards to stem the spread of coronavirus between customers and cashiers.
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I wouldn't sneeze at roasted feta with honey, either, or at our recipe for the blueberry cobbler served at Chez Panisse.
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Peeing every time you sneeze is not O.K. And yet, incontinence after pregnancy is considered a punch line, not a problem.
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It may be in the past, but 40 years of friendship is nothing to sneeze at, no matter how it ended.
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"It's all about reminding the body how to heal itself rather than taking an Advil every time you sneeze," he says.
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And as with the sneeze fetishists, everyone's minds are wandering to the edges of their isolated and horny imaginations right now.
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That's nothing to sneeze at, but it's pretty small compared to the extra $50,000 Amnesiac missed out on at the World Championship.
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Physical labor will sometimes loosen it, as will bungee jumping, bouncing on a trampoline, dirt bike riding, and even a violent sneeze.
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Now, 206 GB in a month is nothing to sneeze at, but you'd be surprised how quickly it can get eaten up.
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He and a fellow student noticed that another classmate seemed to sneeze—loudly—at around the same time during class every morning.
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The lifting of financial and oil sanctions; and the preservation of an operable uranium enrichment capability are nothing to sneeze at either.
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Likewise, selling stocks on a phone when markets sneeze might temporarily ease our panic, but is it good for our financial future?
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The sight of Melbeatz standing side by side with the best of West Berlin's underground rap community is nothing to sneeze at.
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That's nothing to sneeze at — workforce development is important — but a training opportunity is not the same thing as an actual job.
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Cover your mouth and nose when you cough or sneeze with your elbow or a tissue that you throw away immediately after.
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And if you're feeling sick, cover your entire mouth and nose with the inside of your elbow when you cough or sneeze.
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If your windows are dirty, they aren't a big concern to your health but a doorknob touched after a sneeze can be.
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These mucus and saliva droplets are ejected from the mouth or the nose as we cough, sneeze, laugh, sing, breathe and talk.
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These mucus and saliva droplets are ejected from the mouth or the nose as we cough, sneeze, laugh, sing, breathe and talk.
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At a coronavirus press conference, Massachusetts Secretary of Health and Human Services Marylou Sudders demonstrates the proper way to cover a sneeze.
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He said the chain is also evaluating protective shields — similar to a sneeze guard — that it may install between cashiers and customers.
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Could the sneeze that just rang out be the one that prompts a team of officials in protective gear to come aboard?
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Those measures include not touching your eyes, mouth, or nose with unwashed hands and covering your mouth and nose when you sneeze.
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Covering your mouth and nose with a tissue when you have to cough or sneeze could also prevent others from getting sick.
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Kaley Komanski, a social media manager based in Orlando, recently taught herself to say "gesundheit" rather than "bless you" when people sneeze.
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" Marshall's son's pose appeared to confuse Ryan, who could be heard in a video asking if the teen was "going to sneeze.
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Parenthood requires a lot of fast reactions, from stopping a spill to breaking a fall to covering a sneeze and so forth.
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Stop the spread of germs: Cover your nose and mouth when you cough or sneeze; avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth.
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If you're in a room with someone infected with measles, you can inhale their virus when they cough, sneeze or even talk.
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Atkins's SoulCycle sessions sell out within seconds; I once tried to book one, and an errant sneeze landed me on a waitlist.
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Cook sets the table by reminding us that Apple has sold one billion of these things, which is nothing to sneeze out.
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While the current $415 million top prize is less than a third of that unclaimed $1.5 billion windfall, it's nothing to sneeze at.
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Ryan asked, tactfully, "You gonna sneeze, is that it?" rather than saying what everyone in that room was thinking which was: wow kid.
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One day you're managing your pet snake's Instagram, and the next you lose your job because your sneeze sounded like the n-word.
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The big picture: On the one hand, that would be a record fine for the FTC, and it's certainly nothing to sneeze at.
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But no matter what you do, you shouldn't try to alter the way you sneeze to make it quieter — it's not worth it.
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The team had acquitted itself well, and making to the quarter-finals in your first ever European Championship is nothing to sneeze at.
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This research might help explain the mechanisms behind circadian rhythms, including, perhaps, the process that makes certain people sneeze every day like clockwork.
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A frightful loop played in my deranged brain: yes, yes, yes, I want him, every moment of him, every adorable sneeze and snort.
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It's like squeezing your nose to stop a sneeze: It either prevents the explosion from happening or blocks the expulsion of nasty stuff.
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"It's going to make me sneeze all over the place," Lee said, since she's typically up close and personal when examining her patients.
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The abdomen is likely to be tender to the touch, and a cough, sneeze, sudden movement or deep breath can intensify the pain.
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And the placebo effect ain't nothing to sneeze at either, especially since studies show that it can be potent in relation to skin.
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A cough, sneeze or handshake could enable its spread, as well as touching something an infected person has touched (like, say, an envelope).
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Even a form of facial tissues, the kind you sneeze into when you have a cold, were used by the Japanese for centuries.
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GreenIf your sneeze looks like it's something that came out of Kermit the frog, you may be looking at a real illness here.
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In particular, it papers over all the nuances in how someone's virus-laden cough or sneeze or breath really travels through the air.
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You can't so much as sneeze as a rapper in New York City without a cop or five on-hand to document it.
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Sometimes several "bless you's" will be heard from various people in the vicinity of a sneeze, a kind of social contagion. Micro-affections.
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The WHO's Van Kerkhove said she recommends washing hands with soap and water and sneezing into your elbow, if you have to sneeze.
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Now, if you happen to notice someone around you sneeze or cough, you can hold your breath as you move out of range.
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Cruise line: Date of inspection:Inspection score:Violations: Improper handling of potable water, improper food storage, a lack of sneeze guards in food-service areas
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"Saying 'God bless you' following a sneeze is a common refrain, so common and taught from childhood that many people don't even think of it as a blessing, but rather as an utterance without specific meaning other than a response to a sneeze that is polite in some way," said Dr. Gail Saltz, an associate professor of psychiatry at Weill Cornell Medicine.
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Their blades are also not something to sneeze at: each is full tang, triple riveted, and nitrogen-cooled to ensure enhanced hardness and flexibility.
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The CDC also advises washing hands with soap and water and covering your cough or sneeze, standard practices to reduce the spread of germs.
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While doubling one's money is nothing to sneeze at, it is striking that one could have done so much better in ultra-safe bonds.
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After all, enough Times firepower somehow has been found to document Hillary Clinton's every sneeze, Donald Trump's latest bombast, and Marco Rubio's shiny boots.
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A cough or a sneeze by someone higher up in the bleachers would have the opportunity to dispense to a great number of people.
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And warmer average temperatures mean that spring starts earlier and winter arrives later, giving pollen producers more time to spew their sneeze-inducing particles.
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This sweet little girl wipes herself out with her own sneeze, and according to uploader Hokie200proof, she, "does this almost every time" she sneezes.
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Researchers have calculated black holes' speeds before, and they can spin faster than this one, but this one's speed is nothing to sneeze at.
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A sneeze in one boardroom could have triggered a flu epidemic infecting more than 21 percent of the Fortune 500 within a few months.
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Khloé Kardashian shared new video of baby True on Tuesday, and she managed to catch her 7-week-old daughter in one adorable sneeze.
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The estate wasn't awarded that much moolah, but $7 mil's nothing to sneeze at ... and it appears the website has been taken down already.
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But only when the girl had a good, hearty sneeze did the truth come out: she had a safety pin lodged in her nose.
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Not a shoot-the-lights-out strategy, but nothing to sneeze at either in today's low-return — not to mention nil savings rate — environment.
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One moment her face is calm, then she screws it up as if about to sneeze, and watery, red pepper sick splatters the ground.
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I feel satisfied knowing someone out there got to experience what seems like pure joy at watching a toaster sneeze and a vacuum poop.
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That was nothing to sneeze at, yet — like the Latino miscalculation above — everyone, including Democrats, seemed to miss that important detail and calibrate accordingly.
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In the meantime, those of us who can set our watches by our sneeze attacks will have to settle for embracing our circadian quirks.
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The vector isn't a sneeze or a handshake, but, in part, media reports on previous mass shootings that embolden would-be shooters to act.
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A lot of other contagious illnesses need much less than that to thrive and can be caught with just a wayward cough or sneeze.
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In recent weeks, Walmart and other large retailers have also installed sneeze guards at checkout and pharmacies and signs with instructions on social distancing.
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By rush hour on Monday morning, every cough or sneeze on the subway sounded a little louder and closer than it did last week.
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If you're the one feeling sick, cover your mouth and nose when you cough or sneeze, and disinfect the objects and surfaces you touch.
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A simple sneeze or cough — maybe it's due to a seasonal allergy — can carry those germs from one person to another in a flash.
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The close proximity allows each partner to breathe the other's foggy breath, and there's an increased likelihood that you'll sneeze on each other. Sexy!
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You just can't stop staring at this little person and you know how parents say every little fart and sneeze, it's like, oh my God!
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The $299 cost and annual subscription fee, while nothing to sneeze at, comes across as reasonable when you look at everything that comes with it.
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That kind of money is nothing to sneeze at, even if the bonuses seem designed to quell internal discontent about the deal undermining Juul's ethos.
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Or, if you're planning to spend the holidays with relatives and their pets make you sneeze, you can use your FSA funds on allergy meds.
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When it comes to sneezing, something's gotta give — as one man learned after his attempt to hold in a sneeze led to a ruptured throat.
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When the pupils constrict quickly, as with sudden exposure to sun or any other bright light, the sneeze reflex is activated at the same time.
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Sitting in the rear-facing bench of the hatchback's back seat, he blocked out the sneeze-inducing rays with slides from Disney's The Black Hole.
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She reportedly sneezed around 1 million times, and we're not even sure Scaramucci had time to sneeze once in his 10 days in Trump's administration.
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The viruses and bacteria are typically contracted by people breathing them into their lungs and then spread through airborne droplets when people sneeze or cough.
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Image: James Gathany/CDCA recently released case report, courtesy of the BMJ, reaffirms one of life's important lessons: Don't try to hold back a sneeze.
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My allergies are acting up, so I bring things back inside, where I can sneeze all over myself in the privacy of my own home.
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I checked my body continually for lesions, after every sneeze and every cough, until there was an effective test to show that I wasn't positive.
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Yes, subway riders often stand shoulder to shoulder, which increases the chances of being on the receiving end of a sick person's cough or sneeze.
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However, if you have an allergy sneeze or huff some pepper while you're carrying COVID-19, you can definitely spread it to others that way.
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People take them off to eat, probably aren't wearing them properly, and if they get wet (say, from a sneeze) germs can still pass through.
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Cover your mouth n nose with tissue when u cough or sneeze, then throw the tissue away in the trash and wash your hand. 4.
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Measles is an airborne disease, so a sneeze can spread it, and infectious germs can last two hours after a person has left the room.
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In past cases, doctors have also seen a stifled sneeze cause sinus problems, middle and inner ear damage, ear infections and a ruptured ear drum.
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It's also important to avoid close contact with people who are sick, and cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, according to the CDC.
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If you didn't know what dabbing was, you likely found out last week, when Paul Ryan asked a dabbing teen if he was going to sneeze.
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The flu and common cold are both spread through contact with an infected person or their respiratory droplets, which are produced when you cough or sneeze.
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Basically, your benefits for convincing your friends and family to buy a Tesla have been reduced quite a bit, but they're still nothing to sneeze at.
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But most myths start with at least a little bit of truth and it's not that hard to understand where the sneeze = orgasm idea came from.
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When I would sneeze or laugh, I would pee in my pants a little, and I was always self-conscious of the appearance of my vagina.
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If someone is completely down and out with cold symptoms or totally non-functional because of hay fever, that's far more interesting than a single sneeze.
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For U.S. officials and investors, the specter of America's most important bilateral partner in South Asia becoming a less stable place is nothing to sneeze at.
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In the winter, you're jam-packed against sniffly people, hoping as best as you can that nobody will sneeze on you before you reach your destination.
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Apparel sales on Amazon as a whole counted for $3.1 billion — clearly, nothing to sneeze at — which puts its recent style-minded efforts into better context.
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These droplets and the virus they contain can pass from person to person by direct contact or through the air from a sneeze or a cough.
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That's not to say a smaller person couldn't still make a loud sneeze noise, because at the end of the day, it's all in the delivery.
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Bangs was a man who could hear a James Taylor song and sneeze out 1013 words about how it was indicative of everything wrong with society.
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Lucky for us, the hyperlocal TV news reports every sneeze, disappearance, group coma and seeming violation of the laws of physics, providing a wealth of clues.
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It's become a bit of a game in my office—if I sneeze in the morning, it's an omen that the day might be thrown off.
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"He writes down the time, the date, where he was, what he was doing and a measure of strength," Mr. Ward said of the sneeze project.
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Observers noted that farmers — the people who most often came in contact with pollens and animal dander — were the ones least likely to sneeze and wheeze.
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In the classic dressing, the mustard is eye-wateringly spicy; the raw garlic is mouth-scouringly spicy; the freshly ground black pepper is sneeze-inducingly spicy.
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My kids are much more likely to sneeze on me when we're cooped up in the winter than when they're running around outside in the summer.
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This information either hasn't made it to the sneeze fetishists of the internet or they don't really care about the specifics and are suspending their disbelief.
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It's similar to the common cold and other respiratory viruses, which is usually spread through exposure to tiny droplets from a sick person's cough or sneeze.
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Kroger Kroger (KR) is making similar changes, including installing sneeze guards and floor decals about social distancing at its 2,700 US stores in the coming weeks.
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Hygiene If you cough or sneeze, you should cover your mouth and nose with a tissue, and discard the used tissue in a lined trash can.
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Why do we feel compelled to say it to anyone who sneezes, even if the sneezer is a stranger or the sneeze is heard from afar?
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Dr. Barbot's advice to New Yorkers: Wash your hands, cover your mouth when you sneeze and cough and get the flu shot if you haven't already.
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Playing now alongside King James in the glare of the league's brightest spotlight, Davis has to brace for the reality that every sneeze will be scrutinized.
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Playing now alongside King James in the glare of the league's brightest spotlight, Davis has to brace for the reality that every sneeze will be scrutinized.
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Surgical masks: While they do protect from large respiratory droplets (a spray from a sneeze or mucus from a cough), they don't prevent against airborne droplets.
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CDC officials also said to make sure people wash their hands, stay home if they're sick and to cover their mouths when they cough or sneeze.
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Although scientists believe the disease is spread mostly by droplets — when people cough or sneeze — it's possible there are other ways of transmission (The Associated Press).
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The Facebook numbers are nothing to sneeze at, but it must be said that the Periscope model is better suited to spontaneity and virality than Facebook Live.
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That is nothing to sneeze at: "You won the lottery last year, you can't be too mad you didn't win the lottery again next year," Silverblatt said.
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Then again, 600 million active users is nothing to sneeze at: The other promising sign is the improved cadence of phones launching beta versions of Android 10.
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It's also extremely rare, but holding in a sneeze can cause the rupture of aneurysm, a condition where part of your artery wall weakens, causing a bulge.
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We picked their brains on everything from pay and benefits (turns out, they're nothing to sneeze at) to whether they get to sample the merchandise (they do!
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She was quick to clarify that she doesn't get off on watching her patients sneeze, but says her fetish played into her desire to be a caretaker.
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The animator took that super popular "panda sneeze" video that has been uploaded and reuploaded to your Facebook feed a million times and made it even cuter.
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Yes, $300K is nothing to sneeze at — not to mention the fact that it weighs a reported 150 pounds (imagine doing the hora in that bad boy).
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The Belmont's $900,000 first-place check is nothing to sneeze at, but a rested Nyquist could make that up easily at the Haskell Invitational and the Travers.
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The sneeze had raised his intracranial pressure, and with the clots taking up ever more space, this was his brain trying to find a lower-pressure environment.
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He is a self-described germaphobe who is known to glare at aides who sneeze in his vicinity or try to shake hands with him after coughing.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say that COVID-19 is spread primarily through person-to-person contact, from something like a cough or a sneeze.
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You can come out of your house, just don't be in a crowded situation, don't cause more density, don't sneeze in someone's face within 2000 feet. Right.
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In theory, hand jobs are safer than kissing or other mouth-related activities, because they don't necessarily involve any "respiratory droplets" like a cough or sneeze would.
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Rather, it is a respiratory illness spread through droplets — from a person's sneeze, for example — that are then transmitted through the nostrils or eyes of someone else.
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And many Asian-Americans in the United States have felt an unnerving public scrutiny, noticing that a simple cough or sneeze can send people around them scattering.
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The famous — and outspoken — designer had a long and storied career, achieved a legendary stature in the fashion world, and made a fortune that's nothing to sneeze at.
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Tom Bowman, principal of Newark High School, turned a viral move into a health tip when he suggested that students dab when they sneeze to avoid spreading germs.
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After working in an environment where all my decisions were questioned, and maybe even my integrity itself, reporting to someone who trusts me is nothing to sneeze at.
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It happens through accumulated dates and days on the couch, petty arguments and grand gestures, figuring out which perfume makes him sneeze and her favorite Sunday morning routines.
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But Pyongyang's cyber capabilities are nothing to sneeze at — and as the WannaCry attack proved, they can imperil the lives of potentially millions without firing a single bullet.
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That may sound expensive, but the investment in Louboutin shoes is nothing to sneeze at: They typically start at a little under $0003, climbing upwards of nearly $2,000.
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Before going any further I should explain that sneeze kinksters absolutely exist and are valid, just like fart porn enthusiasts and people who get off on becoming blueberries.
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Early on, during our morning train commute, I was clutching the pole with one hand and my coffee with the other when I felt a sneeze coming on.
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I'm all about honoring my snot's truth, but an investigation deep inside the land of boogers taught me that you can't necessarily judge a sneeze by its color.
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Diana was famous before the internet, famous before millions of iPhones began to capture every sneeze of every celebrity pushing her cart in a Whole Foods parking lot.
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Unfortunately, those who worry tend to take fewer precautions than those who don't, and more viruses spread — as a result, riding on a nervous, fearful cough or sneeze.
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With a sneeze, a significant amount of air pressure builds up in the lungs and forces its way through the nasal cavity to get rid of that irritant.
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In the Israeli-Argentine artist's surreal videos and installations, men in suits sneeze up furry rabbits, and women in neon-yellow visors mold their fingernails into maraschino cherries.
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An orgasm is a release of pent up tension in your muscles (and of feel-good chemicals in your brain), and a sneeze is also a release of tension.
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The pressure of holding in a sneeze can also cause you to pop a small blood vessel in your eye, nose, or eardrum, but that's very rare, said Tylor.
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While the lucky guests at the royal wedding were taking in the beauty of the day, James Corden was focused on not letting a sneeze ruin a quiet moment.
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"It's as involuntary as a sneeze, like you can't make it not happen, but there's certain things that, lifestyle-wise, I have to do to mitigate risk," she says.
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You'll learn about how sensitive you are to the taste of sweet, bitter, or savory foods, and if you carry the gene that makes you sneeze from bright lights.
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But don't be mistaken — even though you may think this dog is a horse after you hear his neigh-sneeze hybrid, this pup is still very much a pup.
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Nearly 5 million households is nothing to sneeze at, but it's a far cry from the 100 million or so US households that still subscribe to cable or satellite.
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We all have them, as they are responsible for bolstering and tightening the anal canal and sphincter muscle that keep us from leaking unmentionables when we cough or sneeze.
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When Vic Mensa delivers the track's titular hook, he doesn't sing it as much as ejects, in a high-pitched release that sounds a little bit like a sneeze.
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With no categories to worry about, you're guaranteed among the highest consistent return rates of any cash back card — 2% across the board is nothing to sneeze at.8.
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The Trump Administration's new "step therapy" rule does not cure this malady, but it does offer at least a partial market-based remedy that is nothing to sneeze at.
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That's nothing to sneeze at but it's far less than the $9.5 billion a year that ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU and the SEC Network brought in for Disney last year.
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If you use a device at night for sleep apnea, make sure it remains away from where people could cough, sneeze and breathe on it, and clean it regularly.
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But when people cough or sneeze, they expel not only large droplets but also smaller airborne particles called droplet nuclei, which can stay aloft and be transported around buildings.
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Nigerian singer-songwriter Asa (real name Bukola Elemide) shared a fun video on her Instagram page, singing and encouraging people to sneeze into their elbows and wash their hands.
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Everyone's been told to sneeze or cough into the bend of their elbow to stop the spread of the virus through droplets, and the same holds during self-isolation.
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The mask doesn't prevent people from contracting the new coronavirus; it helps people who are already sick keep their germs to themselves (like covering a sneeze or a cough).
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Many retailers are already installing sneeze guards at checkouts, signs to encourage social distancing, and greatly increasing the frequency at which they use wipes and sprays to disinfect surfaces.
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Keep a distance from people who are coughing or sneezing, if possible, as the virus seems to spread through droplets in the air from a cough or a sneeze.
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Of course that includes washing your hands for 20 seconds with soap and water, not touching your face, covering your cough or sneeze and staying home when you're sick.
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Now, at a time when Amazon is everything to all customers, $24 billion in sales is still nothing to sneeze at, and surely some Sears stores are still profitable.
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Whitman's been in tech for more than 20 years — not longer than most of the people in the room have existed, but her experience is nothing to sneeze at.
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Getting to sit next to and laugh with 14 professionals who are kind, talented, and eager to give you advice and share their opinions is nothing to sneeze at.
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"We were told that a simple sneeze could potentially kill our little boy, think of the boy in the bubble," Josh's mom, Katie Karels, wrote in an essay on Letsplayhockey.com.
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Its built-in 27-feet cord can be rewound with just a push of a button to avoid entanglement, and it includes an allergen filter to trap sneeze-inducing dust.
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Wash them after you use the bathroom, change a diaper, blow your nose or sneeze, touch garbage, prepare food, pet an animal, or if your hands have any visible dirt.
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When you hold in a sneeze, air and pressure can travel up your Eustachian tubes—small passageways linking your throat to your middle ear—and cause your eardrum to rupture.
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That includes covering your mouth with a tissue when you sneeze or cough or, absent a tissue, sneezing or coughing into the crook of your arm instead of your hand.
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Take a look — and while you're waiting nervously tonight for the results to come in, take heart that at least you didn't have to sneeze your way to a decision.
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But we did worry then, like many people do now, about what it would mean for us if we began to cough or sneeze, or feel off in any way.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says that anyone who coughs should cover their "mouth and nose with a tissue" or sneeze into the inside of their elbow.
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Emergency physicians and hospital administrators told Business Insider that a sick patient would likely have to cough or sneeze in order to produce the respiratory droplets required for surface contamination.
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Walmart Walmart (WMT), which is America's largest grocer, is adding the sneeze guards at its 4,700 US stores and at its 600 Sam's Club locations within the next three weeks.
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In general, play spaces are "Petri plates" for infection, since children tend to not wash their hands thoroughly and may not always cover their mouths when they cough or sneeze.
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When people who have COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, cough and sneeze, the viral particles can land on those within 3 to 5 feet and infect them.
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Last month, Dominican Dembow singer Yofrangel dropped "Corona Virus," a thumping track that's kicked off by a loud, dry cough and makes references to wearing a mask if you sneeze.
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Still, nearly half a billion dollars is nothing to sneeze at, and the city has an active startup scene that benefits from close proximity to San Francisco, combined with cheaper rents.
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Before you "ooh" and "aah" at the sight of your pet stifling a sneeze, you ought to find out whether or not poor little Fido is suffering from an uncomfortable condition.
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Because Cosmopolitan U.K. reports that for one Reddit user, a sneeze resulted in the loss of nearly an entire row of her upper lashes while — get this — using an eyelash curler.
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In some people, the signals that tell your body that you're aroused and the signals that tell your body to sneeze somehow get mixed up, but Bhutta still isn't sure why.
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It's always the worst time when that urge to sneeze hits—a quiet movie theater, an elevator packed with people, or right before you lean in you kiss your date goodnight.
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"We believe using a tissue that carries a human sneeze is safer than needles or pills," read the note that came with the product, written by the founder of the company.
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Sales-tax holidays don't kick off with the same fanfare as Amazon Prime Day, but saving 5% or 6% on your back-to-school shopping tab is nothing to sneeze at.
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"Jimmy is very grateful" to those celebrities "for filling his very small shoes as guest hosts this week while he, his wife, and children sneeze on each other," the statement continued.
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He told doctors that, after pinching his nose and holding his mouth closed to try to stop a sneeze, he felt a popping sensation in his neck, followed by some swelling.
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Theoretically a single sneeze harboring certain bacteria could start an international epidemic in mere minutes; yet according to my grandmother Ada, our world is safer than it was in her day.
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A sneeze guard may or may not be present, and the vendor cart's fluorescent light often reflects onto the customer's hungry face while they pace around for their to-go order.
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It's more pared-down than anything the fictional gynecologist would even sneeze at, with just the right amount of eclectic details to keep it from being Danny Castellano levels of snoozy.
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Keep in mind, of the approximately 379,000 candidates who ran for the Democratic nomination, only 21625 have so far qualified for the December debate so it's really nothing to sneeze at.
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Because, inevitably, you'll sneeze or cough or shout at the dog and then the whole thing will tilt forward and you'll get slapped with two pounds of tablet in the face.
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There's the pioneering scientific discoveries, the world-record-breaking athletic moments, not to mention the groundbreaking contributions to all different industries — the many accomplishments of womenkind is nothing to sneeze at.
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I let out a violent sneeze (in my defense, it was allergy season), my foot came off the brake, and that's how I put a DENT in the other car, Officer.
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They could also post signs encouraging residents to be vigilant about keeping their homes disinfected and to cover their mouths when they cough or sneeze and to wash their hands frequently.
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With high humidity, flu viruses expelled in a sneeze, for example, tend to attach to water molecules and may drop out of the air before they can trigger a new infection.
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It's also vital you wash your hands for 20 seconds with soap and water after you blow your nose, sneeze, cough, go to the bathroom, and before and after preparing food.
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If the sneeze sneaks up on you and you use your hands by accident — well, now you have another good use for all that hand sanitizer you're carrying around these days.
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Health officials around the world are already recommending social distancing to combat the pandemic because it's clear that infection is spread by coronavirus droplets produced when infected people cough or sneeze.
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A piece of cloth will never be as good as a manufactured filter, but it can still smother the brunt of a cough or sneeze and impede other people's respiratory droplets.
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It may be obvious, but washing your hands thoroughly before and after working out is the most effective thing you can do — and if you cough or sneeze, do so again.
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OnCuba, which also targets U.S. readers, has 259,616 likes on Facebook, Vistar has 15,776, and younger and more news-based outlets like The Sneeze and Neighborhood Journalism have several thousand each.
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Both masks help prevent the spread of droplets from a person's cough or sneeze, but medical specialists have said that for average members of the public, they are generally not effective.
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You feel tension, then a release The reason some people say orgasms feel like a sneeze is that both experiences begin with a buildup of tension, followed by a sudden release.
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Nothing to sneeze at, but according to multiple reports, Gaten and his co-stars renegotiated their deals and will now make between $200 to $250 THOUSAND per episode for season 3!!
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According to Sekar, the startup has been fielding inquiries from hospitals, which like the idea of salads prepared hygienically by robots, rather than under a "sneeze guard" at a traditional salad bar.
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That's nothing to sneeze at, according to Dinsdale, but it's also worth pointing out that most that business is in Asia, and of that, most of it is in its native China.
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A service life of three full missions is nothing to sneeze at, however, and definitely helps SpaceX save some costs on each of the missions flown by this flight-proven rocket booster.
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Consisting of gas and newly forming stars, the LMC is only about 1/100th the size of our galaxy, but with 30 billion stars it's certainly nothing to sneeze space dust at.
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Subsequent imaging tests found that the force of the man's inward sneeze inadvertently punctured his pharynx, the section of the throat behind the mouth and nose found before the esophagus and larynx.
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Once inside, it's whether they can thrive and multiply their infections—and what vital organs they can reach—that determines whether the outcome is a sneeze or a full-on catastrophic takeover.
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"So if they happen to be eating a noodle, for example, and suddenly they sneeze, because the soft palate is in down position, things can potentially come out their nose," Chang says.
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I've been dabbing for years under the guise of not spreading germs after I sneeze, and Dee Brown went on to beat Shawn Kemp in the 1991 NBA dunk contest by dabbing.
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Whether you inhaled infectious particles from someone's sneeze or you didn't wash your hands after touching an infected surface, when you catch a cold you're facing at least a week of misery.
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So when Beyoncé — just before beginning an a cappella version of "Love on Top" — had to sneeze, I thought for sure we were going to see a gigantic visualization of B's boogs.
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You could approach the martyr, doing your best impression of the close talker from "Seinfeld," wait for the apex of their sneeze, and, as their mouth opens wide, cough right into it.
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Person-to-person spread means the virus has been transmitted due to close contact between people, whether the interaction involves actual physical contact or just a cough or sneeze in close quarters.
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These photos encourage the inappropriate use of masks, may contribute to a shortage of masks, and don't emphasize the important prevention messages about hand washing, cough and sneeze hygiene, and social distancing.
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To remove dried mucus from a sneeze or spittle after teeth are brushed, a microfiber cloth will provide the gentle abrasion needed to loosen the matter so it can be cleaned away.
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When we cough, sneeze, talk, or simply breathe we emit a plume of air and droplets, which are largely composed of saliva, mucus, salts, and—if we are infected—potentially dangerous microbes.
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When they cough or sneeze, they send droplets into the air, where they can land in the mouths or noses of people who are nearby, or possibly get inhaled into the lungs.
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Which, to be sure, is nothing to sneeze at, especially at the beginning of the Napster/mp3 era, when increasing numbers of listeners chose to download music illegally instead of buying it.
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Wash your hands (that can't be stressed enough), don't touch your face, cough and sneeze into your elbow, stay away from sick people, and stay away from people when you're sick yourself.
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Ever since he was a kid, Manuel, a 220-year-old resident of southeastern Michigan, knew that if he stared into a bright light — the sun or a bright lightbulb — he'd automatically sneeze.
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A $10 microcomputer with Wi-Fi is nothing to sneeze at – if you did you'd blow it off the table – and it's fascinating to see these little boards get smaller and more powerful.
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The World Health Organization says other measures — like washing one's hands, using tissues to cough or sneeze, and maintaining a three-foot distance from others — could do more to help people stay healthy.
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In Cuba start-ups like El Estornudo (the Sneeze) and Periodismo de Barrio (Neighbourhood News), though cautious about challenging the legitimacy of the regime, are reporting critically about the state of the country.
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In addition to staying away from sick people (and staying home if you become ill), FEMA recommends simple actions like washing your hands often and covering your mouth when you sneeze or cough.
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When I asked to see the truffle being shaved over somebody else's plate, it was whisked under my eyes for a nanosecond, as if the server were afraid I was going to sneeze.
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After all, the idea of being stuck in a flying metal tube with recirculating air as other people cough and sneeze could be enough to make anybody call in a preemptive sick day.
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Earlier this year, he pretended to sneeze when pronouncing the name of a Chinese executive whose last name is Chiu — pronounced "choo" — and has drawn criticism for speaking flippantly about Indians and Bulgarians.
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"As we say on the street, he still hasn't fired the first shot," said Abraham Jimenez, a 27-year-old who heads The Sneeze, one of Cuba's first independent, web-based media outlets.
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Ebola, which killed thousands in West Africa, needs close contact to spread — it doesn't have the deftness of a respiratory disease like Covid-19, which can move with a mere cough or sneeze.
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Pinkfong, the South Korean educational brand behind the song, released the new song last week and it included some extra tips for your little ones (and older ones) if they cough or sneeze.
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These are to be used in tandem with N95 and surgical masks, and can protect a healthcare professional from exposure to droplets containing the virus expelled by patients when they cough or sneeze.
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Larger droplets may travel only a few feet—or up to 26 feet if propelled by a sneeze—before falling to the ground or onto another surface, such as someone's skin or clothes.
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Choi suggests washing your hands frequently to protect others in your household, and covering your nose and mouth when you cough or sneeze with a tissue that you throw directly into the garbage.
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"When you cough or sneeze, you see the droplets, or feel them if someone sneezes on you," said John Bush, a professor of applied mathematics at MIT and co-author of the study.
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They got to name two of the center's three-day old chicks, giving them the indigenous names, "Koha" meaning gift, and Tihei, from the Māori saying 'tihei mauriora,' meaning 'the sneeze of life.
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Even people without allergies have these same protective reactions: when we inhale dust particles we sneeze or cough; when we ingest spoiled food, we vomit; when we come into contact with irritants, we itch.
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With all adult men and women counted, there are about 0003 votes in the Nat community, nothing to sneeze at in a district where elections are won by a margin of 2000 or 24.
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This "previously fit and well" man pinched his nose and clamped up his mouth to stop the sneeze, but the buildup of force blew out his throat instead, sending him to the emergency room.
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But if you sneeze, cough, laugh, or even move around in certain ways, blood could still leak out — though it will be diluted by the water and won't leave a bloody trail behind you.
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So, get the flu vaccine to help prevent its spread and, while you're at it, limit close contact with sick people, cover your mouth and nose when you sneeze, and wash your damn hands.
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To prevent pink eye from spreading (or re-infecting yourself), the AAO recommends that you wash your hands before and after you eat, when you use the bathroom, and after you sneeze or cough.
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In September of the same year, Obama delivered a statement in the Rose Garden with advice on how to prevent the spread of the swine flu: wash your hands, sneeze into your sleeve, etc.
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The ongoing tariff dispute has already made the Chinese economy sneeze and given a cold to some of Europe Inc's most iconic powerhouses due to their heavy exposure to the world's second biggest economy.
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"The increased levels of sneeze talk and news stories with sneezing women as the header image is quite nice," user Shining Light posted, who is possibly jerking off to this article, right now. Hello!
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And though Super Tuesday holds the crown for delegates at stake, the March 22016 contests are nothing to sneeze at: Nearly 9 percent of Democrats' total pledged delegates will be allotted in these states.
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Albertsons Albertsons, which owns a number of grocery store brands across the US including Safeway and Vons, said it's installing the sneeze guards at all of its 2,200 stores within the next two weeks.
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It's interesting ... although $6.8 million is nothing to sneeze at, considering the most recent 'Star Wars' installment featuring Carrie grossed more than $2 BILLION, you'd think her estate might be more flush with cash.
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"That's why it's so important with this coronavirus to actually cover your mouth when you cough or cover your face when you sneeze, so that you aren't spreading it to other people," Bendix said.
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Officials say coronavirus is not thought to be transmitted through food, but rather through droplets — from a cough or sneeze — that may be transferred from a hard surface to another person's nose or eyes.
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Children, however, are frequently taught in school the proper way to cough or sneeze — sometimes referred to as the Dracula cough, since it makes you look like the count covering up with his cape.
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When we're exposed to someone's sneeze or cough, either directly (gross), or by touching something they might have touched (think: a subway pole), we're in danger of getting sick by touching our own faces.
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Talking about why it's important to wash hands more frequently than usual, reinforcing the usual parental harangues about hygiene (toss those tissues, cover your mouth when you cough and your nose when you sneeze).
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But they (read: me, too) often react in a similarly startled way when their fellow audience members shift abruptly in their seats or sneeze or gulp or clink the ice cubes in their drinks.
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Researchers gave a cough or a sneeze the term "multiphase turbulent buoyant cloud," since the cloud mixes with surrounding air before its payload of liquid droplets falls out, evaporates into solid residues, or both.
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It's a fair enough device in a novel meant to tell us that humans aren't the only show on earth: that in fact we're not much more than a sneeze to a bristlecone pine.
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"The next person who tells me to stick to drumming and stay out of politics, I'm gonna come to ur house and shove my drumsticks up ur ass until you sneeze," Lee wrote on Monday.
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However, the recommendations are always worth repeating, namely: avoid sick people, practice good hygiene by washing your hands regularly and often, cover a cough or sneeze, clean common surfaces and limit contact with cigarette smoke.
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"Some people let the force of the sneeze come through the nose, while others will allow the force out via the mouth, and for some it's out of the nose and mouth," Dr. Voigt says.
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The virus, which can cause blindness, pneumonia, brain swelling and death, is able to survive for up to two hours in the air after a cough or sneeze, where it can easily infect people nearby.
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AT HUAY XAI on the Thailand-Laos border, around 1,000km downriver from Mr Guo's house in Cizhong, a sampan's tubercular engine kicks in with a wheeze, a gag and a violent sneeze of black smoke.
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There are a few things grocery cashiers should never do: sneeze on the produce, stack a bag of flour on top of the eggs, or make an awkward joke when you buy condoms and lube.
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There are dozens of threads on Reddit, Yahoo Answers, Quora, and other forums started by people hoping to find out why they sneeze every morning around 217:218, or every day after they eat lunch.
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For them, sudden exposure to sunlight triggers a condition called photic sneeze reflex, also called "sun sneezing," or the unbelievably on-the-nose backronym Autosomal Dominant Compelling Helioopthalmic Outburst (ACHOO)—unavoidable, sometimes painful, nasal outbursts.
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Without knowing for certain how the dynamic feedback will work out, the number is nothing to sneeze at, but it could be offset by trimming spending to ensure we do not add to the deficit.
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On SneezeFetishForums, one user has been waiting with bated breath for someone to sneeze on SNL, and got their moment last week, when Cecily Strong sneezed at the end of the "Sands of Modesto" skit.
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In the meantime, continue to follow CDC recommendations of thoroughly washing your hands for at least 20 seconds, staying home if you're sick, and covering your mouth with a tissue if you sneeze or cough.
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If a parent does continue to keep breastfeeding directly, she should wear a mask, take precautions to not cough or sneeze on the baby, and wash hands before and after feeding, according to the CDC.
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There's also the concern that widespread testing will expose many health care workers to the virus: When someone sticks a swab up your nose, the natural reaction is to sneeze or cough in their face.
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While singing "What Do You Mean?" on his current world tour, Biebs gifted the crowd with a very wet and disgusting sneeze, spreading his seasonal sinus infection to at least 25 people in the audience.
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Save $220 on the Felix and Fido Playball Automatic Ball Launcher — $2159.95 See Details You may think your dog's sneeze is the cutest sound in the world, but it might mean something far more serious.
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Students of east Asian descent at Arizona State University told Business Insider&aposs Bryan Pietsch their peers have started moving away from them and staring at them "a second longer" whenever they cough or sneeze.
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The one and only time I drove on a dual carriageway, I was so desperate to sneeze (and so terrified of the results) that I panicked, drifted off into a slipway, and nearly burst into tears.
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"If you look back over the last four years, it's hard to sneeze at how well it's done ever since [CEO Satya] Nadella came in and changed the focus," said Paul Hickey, co-founder of Bespoke.
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If you're sick, you should avoid close contact with others and cough or sneeze into your elbow — if it's the flu, the CDC recommends avoiding travel for at least 24 hours after a fever is gone.
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It can come from sudden neck movements, like with a powerful cough or sneeze, or extreme neck rotation or extension, as in yoga or dancing, Mersedeh Bahr Hosseini, a stroke specialist at UCLA, told Health magazine.
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We reached out to Dr. William M. Portnoy, an otolaryngologist who confirmed that the force of a powerful sneeze can at times lead to complications for the same reasons the authors state in the case report.
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A bubble-gum-pink radio tower stands over the umbilical length of shoelace it emerged from, exquisite in its lifelike precision and troubling in its tininess; a good sneeze, it seems, could bring it crashing down.
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Dr. Udwadia wrote about four of his clinic patients for whom none of the commonly used medicines worked to combat the disease, a deadly bacterial infection that can be transmitted through a sneeze or a cough.
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Democrats led an epic sit-in (25 hours is nothing to sneeze at) on the House floor last June when House Speaker Paul Ryan refused to vote on gun control bills following the Pulse nightclub massacre.
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A lot of prestige — again, in some quarters — is attached to the prize, and it comes with a very nice medal and almost $28503 million in cash, which is nothing to sneeze at in any quarter.
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The virus is believed to spread mainly by droplets when infected people cough, sneeze or talk from as much as six feet away and the virus-laden droplets land in the mouths or noses of others.
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Walmart sent out a memo last Friday to update store employees on the coronavirus outbreak, instructing them to stay home when sick and explaining how to properly sneeze and cough to prevent the spread of germs.
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The World Health Organization and the Red Cross have also taken to TikTok to make public service announcements—often conscripting their office workers to participate in jazzy hand-washing sessions and minimum spray sneeze dabs. Goofy?
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Of course, Evan did have a funny way of speaking—a creaky hesitation, as if he couldn't get the words out, and then, when he finally did, it was more like a sneeze, or a bark.
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"State media talks about things no one cares about and hides the truth," said Abraham Jimenez, 27, who co-launched the online, long-form magazine "El Estornudo" (The Sneeze) in March with a group of friends.
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Symptoms emerge within two to 14 days and can include fever, cough and shortness of breath If you must cough or sneeze, don't do it the old-fashioned way, by covering your mouth with your hands.
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Nearly 20 million Americans sneeze and sniffle due to pollen and dust, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and many more of us will be BFFs with our tissues in the future.
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Health officials say the risk of contracting the coronavirus in Canada is low, but urge Canadians to wash their hands, sneeze into their elbows, avoid touching mouths and eyes, and avoid people who are noticeably ill.
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And while it does appear that the attendance for the Trump inauguration was down compared to President Barack Obama's 2009 inaugural, the attendance compared to all the inaugurations of the recent past was nothing to sneeze at.
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Sneezing and orgasms both produce endorphins, which make your body feel good, but the amount of endorphins released by a sneeze is significantly less than the amount released by an orgasm, sexologist Vanessa Thompson told Business Insider.
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Welcome to the season of red eyes and sniffles, where the constant anxiety that your friends will stop hanging out with you because you sneeze 17 times a minute is alive and well, unlike your immune system.
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In fact, the World Health Organization prioritizes several other safety measures over wearing masks, including washing your hands frequently, using and discarding tissues when you sneeze or cough, and maintaining a 3-foot distance from other people.
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While 10 years and $10 billion is nothing to sneeze at, neither is it as market altering as it might appear, not when some are predicting the cloud will be $100 billion a year market very soon.
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And that's nothing to sneeze at: The cost of floor space and bringing dozens of people and all sorts of equipment to Los Angeles is not cheap, nor is the food or hotels those people then need.
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Even if you don't consider yourself a particularly superstitious person, you probably say "bless you" when someone sneezes, just in case the devil should decide to steal their soul -- as our ancestors thought possible during a sneeze.
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Walmart, Kroger and Albertsons are installing plexiglass sneeze guards in the coming weeks to help protect their employees from the spread of coronavirus as they continue to work on the front lines of a public health pandemic.
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She didn't sneeze directly on the food delivery driver, but "it was close enough that I could breathe it in," said the DoorDash employee, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he feared losing his job.
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"The primary mode of transmission of the virus from person to person is through direct inhalation of droplets (as in, being within 6 feet of someone when they cough or sneeze and breathing it in)," Meyer said.
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But of course, that's an entirely moot point if you're crammed into two square feet of space on your commute, with barely enough room to sneeze, let alone play an expansive open-world game on your mobile.
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While there is, of course, misleading information about the illness circulating online, the CDC recommends taking small steps like washing your hands, staying home if you're sick, and covering your mouth with a tissue if you sneeze.
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The report details an otherwise healthy 34-year-old man in the UK who felt a popping, painful sensation in his throat immediately following a sneeze he had tried to stop by sealing off his mouth and nose.
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For the past three years, the 1,187-location chain has earned the top spot as the fastest-growing chain in the US. However, getting the silver medal with total sales of $825 million is nothing to sneeze at.
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Washing hands frequently, staying away from sick people or staying home if sick yourself and covering your cough or sneeze are scientifically proven as some of the best and most practical ways for individuals to stay disease-free.
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A man who "tried to halt a sneeze by pinching the nose and holding his mouth closed" ended up with a hole in his throat, according to the authors of a January paper published in BMJ Case reports.
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The Center for Disease Control says that the most effective — and simplest — ways to prevent the spread of the virus are by washing your hands, avoiding touching your face, and covering your mouth when you sneeze or cough.
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The company sent out a notice to Flex drivers on March 3 advising drivers to stay home if they have a fever, wash their hands frequently, use tissues to cover a cough or sneeze and refrain from handshakes.
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But because kids tend to congregate, sneeze, cough, wipe their noses, hug, wrestle, and "put everything in their mouths," says Crystal Watson, senior scholar at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, being social comes with added risk.
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Though viral respiratory illnesses are primarily spread through droplets when people cough or sneeze in close contact with one another, touching contaminated surfaces and then touching one's eyes, mouth or nose can also spread viruses, Dr. Lynch said.
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Today, up to 4 percent of the genes of non-Africans are Neanderthal in origin.. These may have influenced a diverse range of traits, including keratin production, disease risk and the propensity to sneeze after eating dark chocolate.
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Now the bad news: Subramanian goes further, since Ryan's plan also proposes to: A $5.00-$6.00 boost (about 4 percent) is nothing to sneeze at, but it's certainly a bit shy of what many on Wall Street are expecting.
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And while the record wild highs of Ferrari sales from few years ago seem to have faded as the collector market has leveled off, the $22 million sale of a 25003 Aston Martin DBR1 is nothing to sneeze at.
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The team came to a pretty depressing conclusion: Every single method, including the arm sneeze and face mask, still left plenty of tiny aerosolized particles that could, at least in theory, be capable of infecting someone through the air.
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That's because strong muscles may help counter what's known as stress urinary incontinence, which happens when the pelvic floor muscles supporting the bladder are too weak to prevent urine leaks when people do things like cough, sneeze or exercise.
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Like catching someone mid-sneeze, blowing out birthday candles, or the second they start to hurl going down the last huge hill on a roller coaster, the moment this photo was taken it became Summer Vacation For John Wall.
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We were on different levels; me in the midst of draft Carling wrestling the grapple of the phenylalanine rush, and my attorney buzzing on the edge of a sneeze, Lucozade dust spilling from his naval passages whenever he talked.
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You will most likely infect more than two people with the flu if you sneeze in a crowded subway car, just as you will most likely infect more than five people with H.I.V. if you have frequent unprotected sex.
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" He advocated "washing hands frequently, staying away from sick people or staying home if sick yourself and covering your cough or sneeze ... scientifically proven as some of the best and most practical ways for individuals to stay disease-free.
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In addition, she'd need stellar customer-service skills — which viewers know she doesn't have, seeing as she often ignored patrons who weren't her friends and once mentioned how she'd sneeze in customers' food if they were rude to her.
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If you're battling one of those head colds that make you feel weak, sluggish, and like you're extricating the entirety of your skull into an endless stream of tissues whenever you sneeze, your sense of smell is probably also impaired.
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Celebrations, as I'm sure you know, are sneeze-sized versions of popular Mars chocolates like Snickers, Bounty, Malteser, and Galaxy, while the Cadbury's Heroes play the same song but with Twirls, Eclairs, Fudge, Dairy Milk, and (shudder) Cadbury's Creme Eggs.
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Her overabundance of caution and her sizable contributions to charity—two $100,000 donations is nothing to sneeze at—also create distance between Trump and her father, a dynamic we have seen play out throughout the campaign and his young presidency.
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In his investment letters, he has revealed such intimacies as the erotic pleasure of a good sneeze, his failure in college to get a girl into the back seat of his car and how sad he was when his cat died.
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And with eight in 10 Americans getting a tax refund, there's a good chance that the hour you spend on Turbo Tax (or talking with your accountant) will pay off — the average refund check is $2,800 (nothing to sneeze at!).
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You have escalator and stair railings, taxicabs and hotel shuttles, bins full of snacks (if you're lucky), the handles on coffee creamer carafes, cramped meeting rooms in which people sneeze, and your phone screen, which you keep touching all day lo
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That is the relevant finding for a person from a lower income background — college may not catch you up with your higher income peers, but it is likely to almost double your lifetime income, and that's nothing to sneeze at.
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"If you cough or sneeze or something and need to physically disinfect, you don't have time to do that because they are maintaining these really fast rates," Jake said, referring to the common practice of rate-based write-ups for management.
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Its basic elements are currently being taken apart and put back together again by pizza people whose sensibilities, by and large, were not shaped by culinary school and whose businesses are not ashamed of their paper-plate and sneeze-guard heritage.
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While the winnings will not be the windfall the soccer club Leicester City delivered to fans who got 5,2100-2150 odds on the middling club winning the Premier League two years ago, the money will be nothing to sneeze at.
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Getting 100,000 Ultimate Rewards points for $1,000 is nothing to sneeze at, however, and may be the best option for those who don't travel frequently or simply don't feel like working out the minutiae of squeezing more value from the points.
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According to Shope, flu spreads quickly among these children, and methods that can protect older children, such as frequent handwashing, isolating sick children or urging them to cough or sneeze into their elbow or shoulder, don't work for young children.
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It's (Gudetama is not fertilized and has no gender, according to Sanrio) too tired to sneeze, too tired to be consumed, too tired to be fried, and, a lot of times, too tired to literally come out of its shell.
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This doesn't mean Musk has raised $10 million free and clear via the sale of the flamethrowers for his young company, but the markup is probably huge so the total sum of funds generated this way isn't anything to sneeze at, either.
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The RAM is the same – but 403GB is certainly nothing to sneeze at, and the combination of the two make for an extremely smooth user experience, while taking less of a hit to battery life – not that the handset needs that much help.
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Michaels says his daughter drew the picture to express her general dislike for the sun—"She said that she hates the sun because it's annoying, even if it's helping people"—but it turns out both he and she have photic sneeze reflex.
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Drunk people vomit on the train, sober people read 50 Shades Of Grey, football fans get on and cause a riot, people with colds sneeze, and sad girls (also me) listen to Sia's "Breathe Me" at full volume while sobbing into a receipt.
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But first, a brief recap: A BMJ case report published Monday details an unusual medical case in which a British man suffered a "rare spontaneous perforation of the pyriform sinus" after pinching his nose and closing his mouth to suppress a sneeze.
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I thought I pulled a muscle in my back so I went to the campus doctor … He said just to be safe, I'm going to take an X-ray of your chest [to make sure there were no cracks from the sneeze].
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Her short stories — some just a sentence long, as swift and sudden as a kiss or a sneeze — are about reading, writing and looking out the window, ex-husbands and eavesdropping, the twisted seam in a sock, the twisted seam in the everyday.
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"The Saudis sneeze and the oil market catches a cold, but I think it's going to turn out not to mean much," said Michael Lynch, the president of the consultancy Strategic Energy and Economic Research, who has been an adviser to OPEC.
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These items all address the needs of the body: to be warm, clean, and rested; to sneeze or wipe away tears (visitors are welcomed to take tissues from the paintings); and to eat — the foods are fake, but they make the point.
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Their fearful words are like a sneeze landing directly on our brain, emotionally infecting our prefrontal cortex, and sending it out of control as it worries about everything from whether our family members will get sick to how our jobs will be affected.
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So when multiple people sent me this tweet from expert poster and Vice contributor K. T. Nelson, the hell-pit feeling got deeper: "The best coronaposting is currently happening on the sneeze fetish forums," he said, adding a few choice posts from SneezeFetishForums.com.
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Above all, the best way to prevent the spread of the virus is to wash your hands frequently and thoroughly, cover your mouth if you sneeze or cough, avoid touching your face and stay home if you're sick, according to the CDC.
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The cast stood around microphones with scripts and a screen for visual cues, and played off one another: delivering gags, growls, swoons, screams, pauses for effect, cries of pain, angry rebukes, sweet endearments, coughs, shudders, sips, slurps, snickers, guffaws and an occasional sneeze.
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Milner thinks that the same thing that protects you from microscopic invaders and makes you sneeze from pollen—your immune system—might just help shape you into a happy, bold extrovert or a shy, anxious outcast, depending on certain genetic variants and your surrounding environment.
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Listen yeah, I don't mean to undermine the lolz of this article but I actually have some serious beef with this, because I discovered this morning that my Uber rating is 4.33 and I haven't done so much as sneeze in a driver's hair.
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But the CDC says it's also important to wash your hands frequently, cover your mouth when you cough or sneeze and wipe down surfaces that may have come into contact with contagion, as flu germs can live on them for up to 24 hours.
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"We're making the campus aware and advising students to say home if they feel sick and otherwise practice good hygiene habits — wash their hands with soap and water, don't drink or eat after someone, cover a sneeze with a tissue, for example," Carney tells PEOPLE.
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Mary Anne Jackson, a professor of pediatrics at the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine, said the term "cough etiquette" first turned up in 2000, and she traced the suggestion to sneeze into your arm to 2003, when SARS fears were widespread.
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That's ample time for an unsuspecting infected person to kiss you, sneeze on you, breathe on you, shake your hand, open the same door, use the same faucet, take the same cruise, touch the same toilet flusher, travel in the same train, bus or plane.
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We had just sat down in his office at the Long Museum West, one of two privately run art museums that he has opened in the city, when his face contorted and a sneeze of atomic force burst out, unhindered by tissue or hand.
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In addition to seeing a newly hatched kiwi, the parents-to-be were given the chance to meet two young kiwi chicks born at Rainbow Springs just a few days ago named Tihei (which means "sneeze of life" or "life force" in Māori) and Koha (meaning "gift").
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The CDC also says it's also important to wash your hands frequently, stay hydrated, cover your mouth when you cough or sneeze and wipe down surfaces that may have come into contact with contagion, as flu germs can live on them for up to 24 hours.
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She was seated next to him, too low for the sun visor to do its job, and "She did that whole fight-the-sneeze face and then just start blowing snot all over the windscreen and dash—like a hiccup fit, but with sneezing," Michaels recalls.
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The selection for 215— includes films from as far back as 303 with Edison Kinetoscopic Record of a Sneeze, to more recent pieces like The Shawkshank Redemption– is whittled down by the National Film Preservation Board (NFPB), with a final choice made by the Librarian of Congress.
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Tim WalzTimothy (Tim) James WalzIdaho governor issues stay-at-home order for 21 days amid coronavirus spread Walmart, grocers adding sneeze guards for cashiers Grocery store workers in Minnesota classified as emergency workers MORE (D), meanwhile, announced a similar order Wednesday, effective Friday at 11:59 p.m.
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They are the same basic steps that nearly every American has heard over the past month: wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds; cover your mouth and nose when you cough or sneeze; avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth.
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Maresca set up Sunday Press as his own publishing company, and produced his first run of the books, which promptly sold out after a positive review in The New York Times, and set about producing his next project, a similar treatment of another McCay cartoon, Little Sammy Sneeze.
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So anyway: the BBC reports that some guy in Leicester hospitalized himself holding in a sneeze and, as a keen and interested music journalist who always has one finger on the pulse and many brain cells on Music: The Concept, I am compelled to ask: is sneezing music?
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Spread good hygiene practices Washing your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, covering your mouth and nose when you sneeze or cough, avoiding touching your eyes or mouth with your hands, and being cautious of the surfaces you touch can make a big difference.
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Outdoors is preferable, but, if the playdate has to be inside, it's key to stress maintaining the six-foot distance, not to share food or drinks, to sneeze into your elbow, and, when anyone walks into the house, make sure they wash their hands before doing anything else.
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So far, Sars-CoV-2 appears to travel via droplets—what's expelled from your face when you cough or sneeze—which is why authorities are working on the assumption that you need "close contact" to spread the virus, which means being within 2 meters of someone for 15 minutes.
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The Real Reason Chipotle Hasn&apost Been Able to Solve Its E. Coli ProblemChipotle announced it will be closing up shop nationwide for a few hours as part of its attempt to…Read more ReadDid they forget to include a "Don't Sneeze on the Beans" segment in the food safety meeting?
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No one else was sneezing, the sneezing student didn't have any known medical conditions or allergies, she wasn't on any medication, and she was never looking up at the lights or out the window at the sun when it happened, ruling out the "photic sneeze reflex" we've all likely experienced.
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If her sneeze were an internet video, it would be one where a hamster is eating a little piece of pizza — the one you watch marveling that when you eat pizza, you look like a rabid dog, but when this little hamster does it, it's like a goddamn Picasso painting.
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They are encouraging inmates and staff to wash their hands constantly, use soap or sanitizer, lather up for 15-20 seconds, rinse under warm water, turn off the water using your arm or towel, do not touch your face with your hands, and cover your mouth when you cough or sneeze.
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Tim WalzTimothy (Tim) James WalzIdaho governor issues stay-at-home order for 21 days amid coronavirus spread Walmart, grocers adding sneeze guards for cashiers Grocery store workers in Minnesota classified as emergency workers MORE (D) has declared that grocery store employees are emergency workers, allowing them access to free child care.
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To avoid COVID-19 infection, health experts recommend that we wash hands frequently with soap and water or alcohol-based products; avoid touching our eyes, nose and mouth; practice social distancing (three feet) from people who cough or sneeze; and avoid nonessential travel to China, South Korea, Italy and Iran.
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" With a few notable exceptions, such as Yushchenko, the Bush Cabinet members, and Michael Jackson laid out on an autopsy table (four years before he died), this is pretty much what she has done, starting in 2001, when she was a graduate art student at Columbia, with a painting called "Sneeze.
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To hear Dr. Marashi describe it while he's actually doing the procedure, women choose this surgery mostly for functional reasons: to make sex better, the way it was before they had a baby or three, and to stop peeing their pants (even just a little bit) when they sneeze or lift weights.
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Early pranks include the mostly gentle "huge sneeze prank" and "confusing people," but some of the more recent videos you'll find on his channel feature a man in military attire chasing strangers with a flamethrower, a blood-stained "zombie" replicating axing someone's head off, and, of course, a very literal killer clown.
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In addition to getting vaccinated, you can prevent the spread of flu with simple actions like washing your hands, not touching your face, covering your mouth and nose with your elbow (not your hand) when you cough or sneeze, and staying home if you are sick or until 24 hours after a fever has ended.
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These are behaviors we should be doing daily, automatically, to protect ourselves from germs, colds and flu: Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth with unwashed hands; cough and sneeze into elbows or tissues that you immediately throw away, and regularly wash, wash, wash those hands with warm water and lots of soapy bubbles.
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Others, like Will Martin, an architect who was walking on a recent morning near his office downtown, worry that the city could become too much of a one-company town, the way it felt in the old days when Boeing would sneeze and the city would pull up the blankets and stay in bed.
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Tim WalzTimothy (Tim) James WalzIdaho governor issues stay-at-home order for 21 days amid coronavirus spread Walmart, grocers adding sneeze guards for cashiers Grocery store workers in Minnesota classified as emergency workers MORE on Sunday stated that emergency workers deemed "critical" to the state's response to the outbreak would be provided child care.
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It may seem too obvious to mention, but officials need to clearly tell people to wash their hands for at least 20 seconds after contact with others and before eating, to cough or sneeze into your sleeve, not their hands, and to understand symptoms of illness and how to get diagnosed in any given community.
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As well as inducing nausea, for example, exposure to a stimulus we associate with a previous allergic reaction (such as a grassy field or fluffy cat) can make us cough or sneeze even if no physical allergen is present, while previously scary situations (like a barking dog or enclosed space) can induce a state of fight-or-flight.
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E-MO-TION debuted in the lower reaches of the top 22000 of the Billboard 21975—an accomplishment that mere mortals wouldn't sneeze at, sure, but enough of a perceived commercial disappointment to trigger multiple musings on why, exactly, the buying public weren't flocking to purchase an album in which the lead single barely cracked the Top 40.
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Dabbing—which Know Your Meme helpfully defines as "a hip-hop dance that involves dropping one's head with one arm raised and resting the face inside of the elbow of the other arm, which essentially resembles the gesture of a polite attempt at muffling a loud sneeze"—was at that point quite popular throughout the United States and elsewhere.
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She gets into clothes that are skintight, and she draws in her corset string until it snaps and gives at every breath and sneeze, and even then she does not look graceful and pretty, for the fat—like secrets—will out, and it rolls over and around like the little bumps and humps in a pudding bag.
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The US President has banned all travel from Europe for 30 days, excluding UK.This is a distraction:- US has local transmission already- we're struggling to even conduct surveillance to know our burden- ignores vital mitigation steps we know we need to do now#COVID19 Trump did tell Americans to cover their mouths and noses when they cough or sneeze.
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You've heard it a million times by now, and you'll hear it a million more, but the best way to lower your risk of contracting Covid-19 (or pass it on to someone else) is to wash your hands after you cough, sneeze, touch your face, use the restroom, or are about to leave one place for another.
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" And, if you needed just a little bit more proof that this kid is legitimately too cute to exist, then just read this story he told The Daily Beast about filming with his co-stars (who quickly became close friends.) "I remember Finn [Wolfhard] was really serious and doing his lines, and he did a sneeze that he tried to recover from.
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There are no vaccines for this strain of enterovirus, so doctors urge good hygiene as the best defense: •Cover your mouth when you cough and sneeze •Don't go to work or school when you're sick •Remain vigilant about hand washing Carter, who was diagnosed in July, can now only move the left side of his face and wiggle a toe.
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A year and a quarter-of-a-million dollars is nothing to sneeze at, of course, until you consider that Lesnar made 10 times that much to fight Hunt, that it was doubtful he was ever going to return to the Octagon after their fight, and that he was pumped full of banned substances while trying to beat up another human being.
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However, among grunts, huffs, piping signals and others, the sneeze had not been reported as one of those signals until a group of American, British and Australian researchers published their observations of African dogs in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. They were studying the dogs where they live in Botswana to see how they decide to go on a hunt.
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The site also recommended scooping the fondue into a baguette and toasting it in a panini press, but I'm not a savage—I already felt bad enough about what I was doing to French cuisine, especially once the cheese and wine mixture turned into the pale, lumpy yellow I associate with the kind of snot you sneeze out after an all-night coke bender.
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On Friday evening, ridesharing company Uber sent drivers a memo offering guidance to workers as the novel coronavirus spreads across the world and the US.The memo, titled "A reminder about coronavirus," offered four points of advice to contractors who come into contact with numerous passengers every day: If you feel sick, stay home; wash your hands frequently; cover your cough or sneeze; clean and disinfect.
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While some may focus on the terms of the deal, the crux is that Uber was in a no-win situation in probably the largest ride-sharing market in the world, and now it can maintain a stake in that market without the continued financial bleeding it was experiencing ($1 billion in losses per year is nothing to sneeze at when you're prepping for an initial public offering).
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Getting the flu shot and staying home if you're sick are two of the most important ways to reduce transmission, according to the CDC, who also adds that it's important to wash your hands frequently, stay hydrated, cover your mouth when you cough or sneeze and wipe down surfaces that may have come into contact with contagion, as flu germs can live on them for up to 24 hours.
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While there are plenty of options that allow you to get photos off your phone and into your hands, this seems like a cute way of having a "Polaroid camera" with you all the time — and also being able to immortalise your best shot in the real-deal iconic Polaroid format without the stress of using up an expensive bit of film on a shot where you're mid-sneeze.
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In fact, after listening to her anecdotes about playing field hockey at Princeton, failing the daily ingredients quiz as an employee at a Crumbs bakery in New York City, and abruptly switching from five-second-rule adherent to germ vigilante as soon as her son was born ("A sneeze from across the apartment threatened my family's very existence"), I too wanted to create a TV show for her to star in!
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While the evidence is thin on how much masks protect the wearer from coronavirus — since it's unclear if the virus spreads much through airborne droplets — it's true that the masks stop people from spreading their own droplets: When you breathe, talk, laugh, sigh, yawn, sneeze, or cough in public, you're less likely to get droplets on a checkout machine, dining table, or anywhere else if you have a mask on.
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You might be seeing people in these masks in pictures from outbreak areas abroad, but the CDC isn't currently recommending them for healthy people in the U.S. While, as far as we know, coronavirus is spread like other respiratory diseases—through little sneeze and cough droplets, within six feet—wearing a mask only does any good if you're working in a medical setting, or are sick yourself (in which case: stay home).
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The email announcing the suspension, which was provided to BuzzFeed News, also lists several tips the company has been regularly sending out to drivers, which include: Wash their hands before and after entering your car Give space by sitting in the back seat Cover their mouth or nose if they cough or sneeze Consider rolling down the window to improve ventilation Lyft is also pausing Shared rides across all its markets, a spokesperson for the rival ride-share app told BuzzFeed News.
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The CDC also notes that there are several things to do to prevent the spread of any respiratory diseases: Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue and throw the tissue awayClean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces and objectsWash your hands often with soap and water The proper way to wash your hands is for at least 20 seconds, especially before eating, after going to the bathroom and after blowing your nose, coughing or sneezing.
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But like a sneeze tickling your nose and never releasing itself, Overlord took viewers on a visual journey that got really close to gratifying fear, but save for a few jump scares, it never delivered Instead, the moments in Overlord that held the most promise of a good fright — like when the zombie serum took effect on people or even the simple act of Boyce exploring a Nazi experiment lab as a Black man — quickly veered off into heavy action or science fiction territory.
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