A drop spreader, which will drop grass seed directly onto the lawn beneath the spreader, is typically recommended for small lawns.
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Ankle Spreader Bar Near the film's close, Ana and Christian revisit his red room of pain and leave with an ankle spreader bar in tow.
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Scotts Wizz Hand-Held Seed Spreader, available from Amazon for $18.98 For the outdoor mom, help alleviate back strain and increase productivity with this battery-powered seed spreader.
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Deputies said he was working on repairing the manure spreader when a jack, which appears to have not been properly pinned in place, rotated and caused the spreader to fall on him.
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Not bad, it seems like that heat spreader is doing something.
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Inside was bondage equipment — ropes, adjustable spreader bars, cuffs, and collars.
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Look at yourself: you have become a spreader of hate, brother.
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A seed spreader to make yard work less of a pain
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One highly contagious patient — a "super-spreader" — infected 50 healthcare workers.
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Where there's one super-spreader, he says, there are likely others.
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Make sure your spreader is set to off, and fill with seed.
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One highly contagious patient — a "super-spreader" — infected 50 doctors and nurses.
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POTUS as virus spreader is a situation everyone should want to avoid.
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At the moment, the disease hasn't become a super-spreader like SARS.
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But he said the use of the term "super spreader" was irresponsible.
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I have been assigned the job of masa spreader, my least favorite.
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It can also dig ditches alongside the track (hence the name "spreader-ditcher").
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Instagram's strength as a misinformation spreader might also be linked to engagement farms.
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"Social media far more powerful verifier than spreader of false information" Bailey told TechCrunch.
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How the church conducts gatherings, however, has drawn scrutiny as a spreader of the disease.
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That's what's called a "super spreader," and disease detectives are hot on that patient's trail.
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If a disease is a super-spreader, it means that one person infects many people.
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"It was the government that has turned out to be a super-spreader," he said.
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This finding meshes well with what scientists already suspected—bats are a primary spreader of disease.
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That pathogenic amnesia is bad, but it's not what makes measles a standout spreader of disease.
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Look at yourself: you have become a spreader of hate, brother [...] Try to spread the love.
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" The younger Brooks wraps up the video by saying, "Do your part: Don't be a spreader.
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Their success may owe to a "super-spreader", perhaps a celebrity, capable of infecting many people.
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It was also, as CNN described, a "super spreader," meaning one person could infect many others.
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"When they come to immigration, they [are] suspected as body-seller, drug-seller, disease-spreader," Apisuk sighs.
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But they're angry because the rumor mill is saying that he was the spreader of the virus.
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One highly contagious patient — known as a "super-spreader" — infected 143 people, including 50 doctors and nurses.
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Public health officials are trying to avoid devastating super spreader events that happened with SARS and MERS.
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NORRIDGEWOCK, Maine – Authorities say a Maine farmer repairing a manure spreader became pinned under the machine and died.
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A broadcast spreader, which will spray or broadcast the seed widely, is a better bet for larger lawns.
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The KCDC believes the woman triggered a "super-spreader" event that could have infected at least 43 people.
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Where: HGTV Merry Christmas and happy holidays from former *NSYNC bandmate and spreader of holiday cheer, Lance Bass.
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What qualifies as a super spreader varies depending upon the virus or disease and its usual infection rate.
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The 53-foot-long, 15-foot-tall, 160,000-pound Spreader Ditcher is on hand to keep NY railways clear.
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It has an actual nail spreader and oil slick maker that drop real nails and oil behind the car.
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A coronavirus "super-spreader" who refused to self-isolate prompted the quarantine of about tens of thousands, officials said.
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One of the villains, according to his account, was Dugas, whom Shilts believed to be an unrepentant spreader of the disease.
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Most critically, the aegypti feeds only on humans and prefers multiple meals of blood, making it a highly efficient virus spreader.
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The Scotts spreader has a 5-foot spreading radius and can cover up to 2,500 square feet per fill and charge.
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There are also upfront costs to consider, such as purchasing the lawn mower, weed wacker, fertilizer spreader, gas and other equipment.
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A. aegypti — known for centuries as the fearsome "yellow fever mosquito" — is also the chief spreader of Zika, dengue and chikungunya.
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There's a huge difference between William F. Buckley and Sean Hannity, between the reporters at this newspaper and a rumor-spreader.
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Etsy, $16.95 Cut the cheese in style with a punny cheese spreader that's sure to delight Shakespeare buffs and cheese lovers alike.
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A coronavirus "super-spreader" who refused to self-isolate after traveling prompted the quarantine of about 40,000 people in India, officials said.
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There isn't a particular transmission rate that qualifies a person as a super-spreader; it depends on the average for each disease.
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And, yes we do mean even more good than the secret gratification you get from mocking that man-spreader on the subway.
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"If an exposed person becomes contagious before they become sick, you can almost think of them as a secret spreader," he said.
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LONDON — A British man who tested positive for coronavirus was branded a "super spreader," his every movement detailed by the local media.
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No one really knows whether Mallon was the true patient zero in the typhoid case or simply a super-spreader or super-shedder.
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The country's most influential news magazine, Der Spiegel, called Petry "a spreader of hate" and AfD "a dangerous party" on a February cover.
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Some were easy (scalpel, stethoscope), some were tricky (a rib spreader?), and some were not applicable to Shondaland so they apparently don't count.
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A special payload called the Advanced Structurally Embedded Thermal Spreader will also be on board, meant to try out a new vibrating heat pipe.
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From spreader bars (as featured in Fifty Shades Darker) to actual chastity devices, here's what people are using to get off in each state.
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Air travel is often depicted as a spreader of diseases around the world, given that it squeezes lots of people into a small space.
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The Campaign for Real Ale (Camra) disallowed the sale of beverages with derogatory names including Dizzy Blonde, Slack Alice, Leg-Spreader, and Village Bike.
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The "super-spreader" did not self-quarantine after traveling to Italy and Germany, and attended a large Sikh festival in India in mid-March.
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If true, it suggests the presence of a "super-spreader," someone who sheds huge amounts of the virus, infecting lots of people at once.
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In this world, terrestrial radio makes its case as the original viral spreader of ideas, and one with a great deal of power, still.
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One British man who tested positive for the virus was branded a "super spreader," and his every movement was detailed by the local media.
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Golden State's system allowed him to thrive as both a devastatingly efficient isolation scorer, floor-spreader, playmaker, and a fearsome rim-protector, to boot.
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It doesn't come out in the winter all that often—the snow needs to get pretty deep before it's worth firing up the spreader ditcher.
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When you pull a CPU out of the box you'll notice that the top of the CPU has a lid, or heat spreader, on it.
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I picked up a new hood, a pair of latex briefs with a built-in anal plug, a spreader bar, and a couple different whips.
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How much of the film's media coverage do you think is predicated on the character of the Joker himself, who is an anarchistic, violent mayhem spreader?
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The new processor includes a heat spreader and additional power optimizations, which will allow the device to run longer without overheating, and decrease its power consumption.
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The doctor, who died from the infection, was later identified as a "super spreader" linked to about 4,000 cases of SARS that occurred during the epidemic.
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Instead of infecting just a few people who are close to them, a super-spreader may inadvertently infect dozens—who go on to spread the disease elsewhere.
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With coronavirus, experts believe an index case is likely to directly infect 1.5 to 3.5 other people, however it is unclear what the super spreader threshold is.
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"It seems the virus was there when crowds were around for Mardi Gras and it may have turned into a super-spreader event," Wagner told The Washington Post.
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The spike seems to have happened after a 61-year-old "super-spreader" infected 43 other members of a fringe religious group called the Shincheonji Church of Jesus.
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Harambe's experiencing a comeback of Hollywood proportions -- going from a symbol of national tragedy to a spreader of Christmas joy ... albeit on a not-so-attractive holiday sweater.
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It's the Transformer of ag-bots, capable of performing 100-plus jobs, from hay baler and seeder to rock picker and manure spreader, via an arsenal of tool modules.
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FLAKES of dried chicken droppings blow through the air as Jared Gubbels supervises the transfer of the stuff from an agricultural truck into the fertiliser spreader trailing his tractor.
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That's when he allegedly climbed back into the tractor, turned on the manure spreader, and sent "a wave of manure" cascading toward the patrol vehicle, according to the affidavit.
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In the 2014 West African outbreak, which infected more than 11,000 people, the death of a prominent healer was a crucial "super-spreader event," linked to over 300 cases.
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Shincheonji found itself at the center of a spike in COVID-19 cases after a 61-year-old churchgoer in Daegu tested positive and caused a "super-spreader" event.
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Having a CEO who pens open letters apparently setting out Facebook's 'humanitarian manifesto' does not appear to have done much to help the company's reputation as a misinformation muck spreader.
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"The spreader bar, they made that," star Jamie Dornan (aka Christian Grey) tells PEOPLE of a memorable device referenced in the books and put into convincing practice in the film.
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Aedes mosquitoes, main spreader of the illness, are present in all countries in North and South America except Canada and Chile, the PAHO said in a statement on Jan. 24.
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And make sure your lawn looks great, so you can impress your friends with the Turf Builder EdgeGuard Spreader from Scotts, which is now 23% for all your lawn care needs.
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The Matrix star shook his head at his signature and was helped out by a volunteer who used a spreader to give the actor a clean slate to try again on.
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The Great British Beer Festival has banned beers with sexist names or artwork, including beers such as Leg-Spreader and Village Bike, derogatory slang for a woman with multiple sexual partners.
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Then the country saw a spike in late February, after a 61-year-old "super-spreader" infected many other members of a fringe religious group called the Shincheonji Church of Jesus.
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A 61-year-old churchgoer in Daegu tested positive and caused a "super-spreader" event: Over two weekends at tightly packed prayer services, she came in contact with over 1,000 people.
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Our views about race have always colored our views about who is safe or who is contaminated, or who is most likely to be a disease carrier or a disease spreader.
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Field King Professional 279.99 No Leak Pump Backpack Sprayer — $2159.99 (list price $69.85) Scotts Turf Builder EdgeGuard Mini Broadcast Spreader — $29.97 (list price $38.95) Scotts Green Max Lawn Food 5,000 sq. ft.
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Panty Peeler, Leg Spreader, and Mouth Raper are just a few examples of actual craft beer names that have demonstrated the cheesy, sexist labelling and branding that permeate the craft beer market.
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Targeting super-spreaders would clearly help reduce infections, if they could be identified—although the control measures wouldn't be as draconian as they were with the most famous super-spreader in history.
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The virus, like so many other diseases, can jump from species to species—in this case, fruit bats (perhaps the most prolific spreader of the disease), monkeys, forest antelope, porcupines, and various apes.
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The phone's got a copper heat spreader and carbon cooling pads inside, and it all boils down (sorry) to 50% faster sustained clock speeds than a "standard" smartphone CPU, according to the company.
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The presence of a super spreader in Wuhan indicates that the virus can spread with some ease, said Michael Osterholm, an epidemiologist and professor at the University of Minnesota School of Public Health.
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A 61-year-old woman, who is a member of the Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony, is believed to be a "super-spreader" that may have infected at least 43 people.
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Patient 31 triggers a 'super-spreader' eventA 61-year-old churchgoer was diagnosed with the coronavirus on Tuesday, prompting health officials to ask the church's thousand other followers to put themselves in quarantine.
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The company had butter left at room temperature for three weeks tested for yeast, mold, bacteria and rancidity, and it was fine: Butterie, BPA-free plastic with spreader, $12.99 Bed Bath & Beyond stores, bedbathandbeyond.
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In May, Field and a small group of volunteers used an agricultural spreader, dragged by a snowmobile, to cover an area of ice the size of three football fields on an inland lake in Alaska.
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When I reviewed the Galaxy Note 9, I set up a special test to see how well the Note 9's newly enlarged heat spreader performed vs the smaller versions used in its older siblings.
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We don't know exactly what Nintendo will do with its boards in the future, and the parts that Nintendo is using to aid in battery life are hidden behind thermal paste and a heat spreader.
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It has a fanless design, relying instead on a metal heat spreader to push heat out from laptop's hinge area and into the empty space that exists between the hinge and the curve of the leather.
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According to the Lake Champlain Islander, border patrol officer Robert Rocheleau had parked his car during a standard patrol on August 3 when Mark Johnson pulled up beside him in a tractor next to his massive manure spreader.
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However, Dr. Sankar Swaminathan, chief of the Infectious Diseases Division at the University of Utah School of Medicine, told Wire Cutter that phones aren't a big disease spreader, unless they are often handed around from person to person.
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"These super-spreader events are very unique and fall out of the world of averages," says Michael Osterholm, an infectious disease expert and director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota.
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A British businessman who likely contracted coronavirus in Singapore, and traveled to France, Switzerland and England, is being dubbed a "super spreader" of the virus, because he has infected at least 11 people, the Washington Post reported Tuesday.
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Some come without restraints (or with more restraints), some come with a spreader bar (a bar that attaches to a person's legs, keeping them open), and some come with extra accessories like collars, dildo rods, or enema bag holders.
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Those seven people all happened to stay on the same floor of the same hotel as the super spreader, Dr. Liu Jianlun, before several of them traveled to other countries, helping to give the disease a larger global footprint.
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A person can be a super spreader if they can emit large doses of a virus, that could be because they have a larger viral load, or even if they have mild symptoms and are unaware that they're sick, Kim-Farley explained.
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In Britain, where there are nine confirmed cases, news outlets swiftly labeled a businessman at the center of a cluster of transmissions at a French ski chalet a "super spreader" even before the man returned to Britain and tested positive for the virus.
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However, since the number of coronavirus patients has jumped since she became ill, with many coming from the "same Korean cult," this is being considered as a "super-spreader" event, the KCDC said to the South China Morning Post in a press release.
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The airlines aren't stepping in, so we're calling it: It's time for all of us to create a new future for aviation — a future where we don't dread discovering the person we'll be sitting next to is a loud-mouthed, smelly, armrest-hogging man-spreader.
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"We should not underestimate the economic disruption as a super spreader could trigger a massive drop in business activity around the globe of proportions the world has never dealt with before," Stephen Innes, chief market strategist at AxiCorp, said in a note on Monday.
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And COVID-19 super spreader Steve Walsh, the aforementioned British businessman, contracted the coronavirus at a conference at Singapore's Grand Hyatt hotel in January before traveling to France, where he spread the disease to multiple fellow guests at a ski chalet in the French Alps.
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For example, during the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) outbreak in 2003, one index case was likely to directly infect 2.75 other people (known as the R-0 number), while a "super spreader" was classified as someone who directly infected 10 or more other people.
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There's a new "water carbon cooling system" (bet you didn't know there's a teeny tiny drop of water inside of Samsung's phones, did you?) with a 3x bigger thermal spreader to help keep the phone from overheating when the processor and graphics chip are pushed hard.
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Other beers that fall foul include Leg Spreader, Raging Bitch, Panty Peeler and Double D. More than two in three British women said they would not buy beers that carried sexist advertising, according to a YouGov survey of more than 2,000 women in July commissioned by CAMRA.
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A video shows them jumping out of the 2005 Chevrolet — which had a snowplow and a salt spreader attached and had been taken from a country club nearby — and hurrying inside to attach the chain to the A.T.M. in a vestibule on the side of the store.
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And on Tuesday, a British businessman was identified as a "super spreader" of coronavirus (someone who infects an unusually large number of people) after he contracted the disease in Singapore and then traveled through multiple countries in Europe, infecting at least 11 others along the way.
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The different factors that make someone a super spreader are complicated, Robert Amler, dean of New York Medical College's School of Health Sciences and Practice and former chief medical officer at the CDC tells CNBC Make It. Some of them are related to biology, according to Amler.
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He said it sounded as if the clown in Clarksville was "out trying to do something nice and trying to be a happiness spreader in the world," but he cautioned that clowns have to be careful about handing out candy, particularly outside the context of an official event.
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"If you are exposed today and don't show symptoms for 14 days, and are contagious for seven, then you are a spreader for seven days and don't know to wear a mask," says David Marcozzi, who managed emergency disease response at the National Security Council under the Obama administration.
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Although Mr. Shilts did not accuse Mr. Dugas of starting the American epidemic, he demonized him as a deliberate spreader of the virus who ignored a doctor's demand that he stop having unprotected sex, and coldbloodedly told some sex partners that he had "gay cancer" and now they might get it.
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He ran an open-air art gallery, also called Semina, in a burnt-out, abandoned structure in Larkspur, near San Francisco, in 1960; had a cameo role as the commune's seed-spreader in the film Easy Rider (1969); and even appears in the crowd collage on the cover of Sgt.
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To address this issue on the new Galaxy Note 43, Samsung made quite a bit of noise about how it tripled the size of its heat spreader from the 100 square-millimeter unit used in the Galaxy Note 8 and Galaxy S9, to a 335 square-millimeter unit in the Galaxy Note 9.
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Also, it's not just Samsung that is thinking this way, because on the ROG Phone, Asus went out of its way to make a tiny cooler with built-in fans that plugs into one of the phone's USB-C ports to help keep heat down, in addition to installing a massive copper heat spreader with a carbon cooling pad.
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On the data scandal front Facebook has reigned supreme, whether it's as an 'oops we just didn't think of that' spreader of socially divisive ads paid for by Kremlin agents (sometimes with roubles!); or as a carefree host for third party apps to party at its users' expense by silently hovering up info on their friends, in the multi-millions.
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South Korea is bracing for a spike in coronavirus cases after a 'super-spreader' event occurred at a church 'cult'At least 5 people in China have disappeared, gotten arrested, or been silenced after speaking out about the coronavirus — here's what we know about themBefore-and-after photos show how the coronavirus has left Asia's biggest tourist attractions looking like ghost towns
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)And to keep all the performance from the Note 9's Snapdragon 845 processor running at peak speeds even during prolonged usage, Samsung claims to have bulked up the Note 20.833's cooling with a new carbon fiber interface to help improve thermal conductivity, and a 335 square-millimeter heat spreader that's more than three times bigger than the ones in a Galaxy S9+ or Galaxy Note 8.
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What might 2019 look like if instead of dumping a manure spreader of money to rent out Mountain View, California's cavernous Shoreline Amphitheatre and trick it out with 1,000-foot earth harps and other Burningmanalia, Google directed those resources towards developing moderation solutions that might have prevented the propagation of exploitative videos aimed at and starring children on YouTube — or prohibited mass shooting conspiracy theories from showing up in Google's "top stories" search results?
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Take Fifty Shades of Grey sequel Fifty Shades Darker for instance, where sex plays a central role in the plot (if you weren't already aware of this fact, then you haven't been paying attention to the film coverage or anything about the E.L. James-authored books which inspired them) — and where the specially designed sex toys for certain sex scenes don't always "perform" in the manner in which they were designed, like the "spreader bar" with a special twist.
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Given the latest news, here's what you need to know about so-called "super spreaders": A "super spreader" is a generic term that means someone will disproportionately infect a large number of people with a virus, Amesh Adalja, senior scholar at the Johns Hopkins University Center for Health Security and member of the Infectious Disease Society of America, tells CNBC Make It. In other words, super spreaders spread a virus more efficiently than the average person.
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