So then Afghanis (strains) became indicas, North Asians (strains), Nepalese (strains), that all became indica.
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Finally, it's impossible for vaccine strains and circulating strains ever to match perfectly when circulating strains accumulate mutations all season long.
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Why do some vaccine strains partly protect against nonvaccine strains?
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"Different strains require different nutrition, you can do research and uncover information on strains, or research how to create new strains," Alexander said.
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White strains of kratom are reportedly energizing, and red strains calming.
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"HPV has multiple strains, and some different strains do different things," she says.
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The two strains were "very unusual and didn't match other strains," Rodgers said.
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After the committee selects influenza strains for the vaccine, manufacturers will produce trivalent formulations with three strains and quadrivalent formulations with four strains for the upcoming season.
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All three antiviral medications worked against H3N2 strains and various strains of B viruses.
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It includes three or four strains, since multiple viral strains can circulate throughout the season.
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They include three or four strains since multiple viral strains can circulate throughout the season.
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They include three or four strains, since multiple viral strains can circulate throughout the season.
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That's surprising, the researchers say, because modern European strains are closely related to North African strains.
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That's as influenza B strains and, to a lesser extent, influenza A H1N1 strains, are increasing.
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"Just as we have strains of scholars, military men, we have strains of paupers, of sex offenders, strains with strong tendencies toward larceny, assault, lying, running away," Davenport once told a reporter.
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Because highly lethal strains kill their host rapidly, they cannot spread as easily as less lethal strains.
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Seasonal flu occurs because of the persistence of current strains or recently circulating strains of the flu.
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Hundreds of strains of cannabis exist and cultivators are working on breeding new strains all the time.
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For the upcoming season, the vaccines will include three or four strains, including two A strains, an H1N1 and an H3N2, as well as one or two B strains, according to the CDC.
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Because highly lethal strains kill their host rapidly, they cannot spread as easily as less lethal strains. 9.
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This should teach the immune system to fight off a broader range of strains, even if those strains evolve.
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Although many strains of the bacteria are harmless, certain strains can cause severe abdominal cramps, bloody diarrhea and vomiting.
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The jars with the black labels represent the indica-dominant strains and white labels represent the sativa-dominant strains.
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A typical season mixes two Type A strains — H20103N1 and H3N2, and two Type B strains — Victoria and Yamagata.
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I've heard basically everyone around our age carries some strains and that most strains are not a big deal.
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" Though these A strains change periodically, they're the ones that cause pandemics, "whereas the B flu strains usually smolder along.
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They have identified some strains in the treats, but it is unclear whether those are the same strains causing the infection.
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Due in part to more widespread vaccination, these strains are less common than strains covered by the MenB vaccine, they write.
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It can also detect all the global strains of the Zika virus and differentiate among the African, Asian, and American strains.
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But sometimes the viral strains that end up in the flu vaccine don't match the viral strains that make people sick.
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Babies given amoxicillin-clavulanate temporarily had a greater proportion of resistant strains of bacteria, and fewer suspectible strains, in the samples.
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Strains that wreak havoc one flu season are gone the next, replaced by strains that maybe haven't been around for years.
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Modern populations have their own strains of H. pylori, and all of these seem to be descended from six major ancestral strains.
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Yeast strains change over time, but the AWRI discovered that it was a rare hybrid strain that differed from modern ale strains.
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After the committee selects the strains to be used for the vaccine, manufacturers will produce trivalent formulations with three strains and quadrivalent formulations with four strains for the upcoming season; both trivalent and quadrivalent shots are equally recommended, according to Flannery.
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For instance, sativa strains are usually higher on THC than indica strains, which is why they're so helpful in countering chemotherapy-related nausea.
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So they compared the genetics of the ISS strains to three strains of E. bugandensis collected back on Earth that had sickened people.
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The HPV vaccine doesn't protect against all strains or types of HPV, but it does protect against the strains that commonly cause cancers.
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Hansen will take over a number of specialty strains already in production and a bacterial collection of around 3,200 strains * In addition, Chr.
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Weed strains cultivated Martian-style could then wind up far more reliable and tailored to a given need than most modern earth strains are.
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There are five subspecies — more than 100 strains in the United States and 300 strains worldwide of the bacteria — according to the ILADS website.
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Livermore said mortality rates among people infected with these superbug strains are double those of people infected with strains that are susceptible to treatment.
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Intriguingly, all these signs of domestication were far stronger in the 102 brewing strains that the researchers studied than those in the wine strains.
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The strains they picked were Dog-Walker, Single White Girl, Chocolate Hashberry, and Lenny OG. So those four strains make up the Coachella blend.
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So this is after the internet age started and obviously you're running a magazine which was already showing strains, magazines were already showing strains.
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Most strains of E. coli are harmless, but certain strains can cause illness, and the strain involved in the current outbreak is particularly virulent.
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Given the impracticality of removing high-potency strains from the illegal market, the finds may support calls for legal, regulated sales of less harmful strains.
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For instance, Fauci says version 1.0 may target all of the H3N2 virus strains and version 2.0 may aim for both H3N2 and H1N1 strains.
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Looking at lab evidence, the CDC found a mix of flu strains making the rounds this season, including A strains such as H3N2 and H1N1.
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In areas where antibiotic use was restricted, infections with resistant strains largely disappeared, leaving only people infected with milder, and more easily treatable, nonresistant strains.
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Britains GSK makes an HPV vaccine called Cervarix, which targets two strains of the virus, while Merck makes a rival shot, Gardasil, which targets nine strains.
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Britain's GSK makes an HPV vaccine called Cervarix, which targets two strains of the virus, while Merck makes a rival shot, Gardasil, which targets nine strains.
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The study, by scientists in China, found that strains of Zika with the S139N mutation caused substantially more death and microcephaly in mice than other strains.
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The CDC found 8% resistance among H1N1 influenza A virus strains against oseltamivir, but the more severe H3N2 strains showed no resistance against the popular drug.
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It's marijuana or cannabis depending on your preferred nomenclature, but really there's thousands of different strains and they have different effects on the body, and of those thousands of different strains, there are also hundreds or thousands of different agricultural regions that grow those different strains.
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There are two versions of FluMist: one a trivalent vaccine, which protects against three strains of flu virus, and the other a quadrivalent, protecting against four strains.
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They monitor which strains of the virus are causing infections, how efficiently those strains are spreading, and how well previous vaccines have worked to combat those viruses.
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But only a few high-risk strains of the virus can cause cancer, he says, and only for a small percentage of people who have these strains.
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Tests on mice showed that the compound was effective against dozens of H1 strains, including the 2009 pandemic strain, but not against H3N2 and other flu strains.
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Weed breeding company Alphakronik Genes has multiple strains that range from high-CBD, low-THC, to more balanced blends, to strains with 25 percent THC or higher.
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But then I think a lot of music genres have a lot of problematic strains, whether it be strains of country and western or even punk rock.
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So far, H21N21 and H23N22 strains have been the most commonly detected by the CDC surveillance system, and both strains match those that are in the vaccine.
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There are multiple strains of the Ebola virus, and this vaccine covers the Zaire group and offers cross-protection for similar strains in this group, Kieny said.
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But there's a silver lining: the more strains you're exposed to, the stronger your immune system will be against the same or similar strains in the future.
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The figures refer to the effectiveness of the vaccine against all circulating strains, including H1N1 and B strains, which have only barely begun to appear this year.
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" Perhaps most impressive was their ability to fit "strains" in there: "All the while, the federal government strains to enforce regulations that sometimes do more harm than good.
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As they report in Current Biology, although all vineyard-yeast strains are extremely similar genetically, there is tremendous diversity among the yeast strains associated with cacao and coffee.
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The ISS strains had a lot in common with the Earth strains, including genes associated with antimicrobial resistance and virulence (the potential for a microbe to infect a person).
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Customers come back for these particular strains (even after trying the higher testing strains) for their flavor, smell, taste, appearance and overall effect in spite of their average potency.
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Genomic analysis of the strains involved showed that they had crossed borders (rare for vaccine-derived strains) and that some had circulated undetected for as long as four years.
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There are thousands of confirmed instances of humans being infected, sometimes fatally, with non-human flu strains; but only a handful of strains have adapted to cause human epidemics.
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The analysis of the bacteria's DNA shows it's closely related to ancient North Indian H. pylori strains — and shares only a small amount of ancestry with North African strains.
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Now, we need to test if that holds true for strains that have been evolutionarily separated for some time, like the African and American strains of Zika, Vasilakis says.
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"I am in the process of making the strains available to those who would like to enjoy the authentic Gonzo strains in legal states," she said in the post.
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Strains with large amounts of the chemical THC provide more of a psychedelic high, versus strains with great deals of CBD are better for pain relief and treating insomnia.
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In the middle of the 20th century, several banana strains in Latin America and the Caribbean were infected by fungus and had to be replaced by more resistant strains.
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Lab tests show that the US strains were related to strains from South Asia and South America, but none of the patients travelled or had direct links to those locations.
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In fact, as the researchers discovered, most strains have nearly identical levels of CBD and THC, so the differences in effects across strains can mostly be attributed to other cannabinoids.
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For example, the 2019 flu vaccine contains strains of H1N1 and H3N2 — which both cause flu type A — and two flu type B strains, called B/Victoria and B/Yamagata.
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As one of the oldest and well-known sativa strains, Haze quickly became a building block strain that has passed on its superior genetics to countless other popular sativa strains.
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But some years ago, Robert Britton, a microbiologist at Baylor College of Medicine, discovered something else about C. diff: More virulent strains were outcompeting less virulent strains in the gut.
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The vaccine's effectiveness can range, depending on the strains of flu circulating and how well doctors were able to match the vaccine strains to the wild strains in the air, but even when the shot doesn't stop you from getting the flu completely, it can reduce the severity and length of symptoms.
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To figure out why, the Chinese researchers generated seven different strains of the older virus type, each one adjusted to have just one genetic mutation seen in the more recent strains.
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Going forward, knowing what different strains of weed and weed strain names actually mean, and will do to you, will require rigorous genetic indexing, and standardizing the creation of new strains.
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As hackers evolve and continue to develop new ransomware strains or re-hash older versions, updating anti-virus software will ensure that your devices are protected against any possible new strains.
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Genomic analysis of the strains involved showed that they had crossed borders, which is rare for vaccine-derived strains, and that some had circulated undetected for as long as four years.
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But even someone who has already been exposed to a few strains — but not to all nine in the vaccine — can still gain protection against the strains they have not encountered.
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If you're going to enjoy ganja, avoid strains that are super high in THC and don't have CBD—instead, use strains with moderate THC content and at least one percent CBD.
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Two strains Scientists in China studying the disease caused by the new coronavirus say they have found that two main strains of the virus are circulating in humans and causing infections.
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Lynne U. Sneddon, Ph.D.Director of Bioveterinary Science, University of LiverpoolIn small doses some strains of cannabis can act as a sedative but higher doses and some strains actually act as a stimulant.
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To help with nerves, weed-centric media outlet HERB recommends indica strains like Northern Lights as well as hybrid strains with an equal balance of THC and CBD like One to One.
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Traditionally, crop breeders combine different strains of a crop (there are 40,000 varieties of sorghum) to create many different "children" crops of new strains, which they have to grow to test out.
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Indonesia's eight DICs use an online system to monitor different strains of influenza virus circulating in the country, and advise the government on appropriate strains to use for producing local poultry vaccines.
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When it comes to the conventional flu shot, the CDC makes no "preferential recommendation" between the vaccine that protects against three flu strains and the vaccine that protects against four flu strains.
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There are so many things happening, and different strains of marijuana, different strains of cannabis can help you recover from that … when he talks about body [issues] there are different strains – and you don't have to smoke it, you can take an edible, you can take CBD oil – you can take different compounds that would make you feel better.
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"The first shots were good against about 70 percent of strains causing cervical cancer, but the newer vaccines are effective against nine strains of the virus and about 90 percent effective," she says.
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These results, the researchers said, show that there's very little crossover between ESBL E. coli strains that are found in the human gut, and the strains that can be found in uncooked meats.
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I thought I would ask a somewhat different question: If we implanted these strains with the same cancer, which strains would permit the metastases to grow, and which ones would suppress metastatic outgrowth?
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The strains of a weak global economy are starting to show— The strains of a global economy mired in a low growth, low inflation and low interest rate regime are starting to show.
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In a statement, the company said that in nonclinical studies conducted in the laboratory and on mice, the experimental drug demonstrated efficacy against seasonal flu strains as well as Tamiflu-resistant flu strains.
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But there are more than 200 strains of the virus.
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And some strains, doctors have speculated, are even totally untreatable.
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Those strains could still intensify in the week to come.
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Strains between Washington and Tehran have sharpened since the spring.
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Indica strains have more CBD, so take that into account.
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A few of these strains can lead to genital warts.
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Energy professionals are aware that strains are starting to show.
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They include shots with either three of four flu strains.
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Some strains or serotypes of Salmonella are worse than others.
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Criminality is one thing, but this truly strains the imagination.
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But praise for the new crop strains is not unanimous.
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Also, are stronger strains of cannabis causing psychosis among users?
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"Cannabis contains so many different compounds and strains," explains Yip.
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There are some strains that give you a little lift.
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So, "pure" sativa or indica strains are also probably fictions.
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Earlier studies lacked evidence that meat strains and human infections
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Tanzanian Muslims by and large practice tolerant strains of Islam.
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Yet, global strains are pushing many policymakers to switch gears.
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Some of the ESBL E. coli strains are also foodborne.
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Nor are they releasing strains of ice cream flavored weed.
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To say that this view strains credulity is an understatement.
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Those are the strains we currently have on our shelves.
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Crop strains created this way are already coming to market.
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In the lab's experiments, different strains have yielded similar results.
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So resistant bacteria can pass their resistance to other strains.
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The birds have lots of flu strains in their guts.
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The relationship between LVMH and the brand's founder showed strains.
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The incidence of less risky strains of HPV also decreased.
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However, the vaccine doesn't protect against all of these strains.
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The financial strains of the farm are hard to take.
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ROBERT MORRIS Minimalism was rife with competing and conflicting strains.
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But their size, once I notice it, strains my credulity.
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What distinguishes hardcore techno from other strains of the form?
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Lots and lots of different strains of very smokeable weed.
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Such behavior has also created strains with the United States.
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And spouses with differing political views are feeling new strains.
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A single specimen can generate dozens of strains of bacteria.
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It rather strains credibility that he forgot what he did.
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In recent years, however, these strains have started to ease.
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On occasion, strains mutate and spread from animals to humans.
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Those strains are particularly evident in the convenience store industry.
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Worker ants coat eggs with certain strains of these bacteria.
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The fourth problem will be internal strains among the Afghans.
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Still, there are strains between law enforcement and some communities.
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Scientists have identified seven strains that can spread to humans.
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Geopolitical strains could also weaken the Korean won and the .
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But of course she strains under the pressures of conformity.
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Herpes is a skin infection that comes in two strains.
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Because influenza mutates so quickly into so many different strains, each year's vaccine is unique—designed to target only the strains that are most likely to cause the most damage in the next season.
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It also helps select for survival the strains of the fungus with higher levels of resistance to these chemicals: As the resistant strains become more prevalent, the disease gets harder to control over time.
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Researchers looking at flu strains on Reed's Beach have found close relatives of the 1918 Spanish Flu (in the H1N1 group), as well as other strains that look like the Hong Kong pandemic bug.
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The study, in Lancet Infectious Diseases, concludes that many of the E. coli strains that make people seriously ill come from other humans, not food or animals (though foods can also contain dangerous strains).
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But sometimes the viral strains that end up in the flu vaccine for the US and the rest of the Northern Hemisphere don't match the viral strains that end up circulating come flu season.
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Importantly, the treatment worked on antibiotic-resistant Staph strains — and it also showed no signs of killing the bacteria, meaning it has a low likelihood of contributing to the rise of new antibiotic-resistant strains.
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STRAINS WITH RUSSIA Strains between Russia and Turkey over the war in Syria, where the two countries back rival sides, could cast a shadow over relations as they seek to finalise the S-400 delivery.
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For example, ViThera Pharmaceuticals is taking probiotic strains (some clinically tested) and using them to create therapeutics for chronic diseases — but the strains available in food products such as yogurt are more difficult to market.
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Most HPV infections are destroyed by the immune system and cleared from the body within two years, but some strains can persist, including the HPV-16 and HPV-18 strains, which cause most cervical cancers.
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The latest HPV vaccine protects against nine strains of the virus.
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Insurance companies and pension funds could face their own major strains.
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Different E. coli strains cause UTIs and the stereotypical stomach bug.
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These different strains allow the bacteria to evade immune system detection.
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Certain strains cause different warts on different parts of your body.
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But renewed strains between the two sides have overshadowed those discussions.
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But those strains fade out within weeks or months, he said.
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There are the Olympic distractions, novelties and nationalistic strains to navigate.
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This genetic back-up system also keeps the bestselling strains straight.
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"Things a bartender strains to make" for MAI TAIS was great.
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It's consoling to see other people who know the same strains.
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During years of more virulent flu strains, mortality effects are stronger.
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According to Raber, most strains are pretty hybridized at this point.
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But 2225 "high-risk" strains can cause oral or genital cancers.
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There was this big room dedicated to different plants and strains.
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Yet, the global strains are pushing many policymakers to switch gears.
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But the latest rumor is so insane, it truly strains credulity.
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A vaccine works on some strains, but not all of them.
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Various strains have also shown up in Taiwan and mainland China.
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Neither the H5N2 or H5N8 strains has been found in humans.
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By doing so we can drive the selection of nonvirulent strains.
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There are many strains of the bacteria Escherichia coli (E. coli).
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Larger, high-profile EMs are not facing major strains financing CADs.
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Strains between Washington and Tehran have heightened further since the spring.
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To view a graphic on Turkey's financial market strains, click: reut.
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A declining tax base strains the budget of the local government.
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The coordinated release of various strains of a human sterilization virus.
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They should choose strains that help them focus and stay alert.
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Second, only specific strains of marijuana are approved for research use.
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Seemingly prudent budgeting in economies like Germany's produce dangerous strains globally.
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Yet Ms O'Sullivan often strains to make parallels that aren't there.
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The Kurdish involvement in Syria strains relations between Washington and Ankara.
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Study results vary even among different strains of the same species.
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That's not to say that all internal Democratic strains are resolved.
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"There are many millions of Wolbachia strains out there," he said.
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Africa has been limited to three strains: Bundibugyo, Sudan and Zaire.
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But a universal flu vaccine would help fight many different strains.
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The casting, however, is refreshing, even if the plot strains credulity.
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In England, which voted for Leave, there are obvious strains, too.
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I understand the strains on our city and systems quite well.
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The political relationship has had strains during Merkel's tenure as chancellor.
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Some strains of the H5N1 virus can be transmitted to humans.
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Despite the elimination of endemic measles, outbreaks of imported strains continue.
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These strains had pushed the dollar index to 20514 on Aug.
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Yellow strains, such as Lemon Kush, thrive in more alkaline conditions.
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Flu strains evolve and change, becoming more or less lethal yearly.
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Cannabis strains like Skinnygirl can be bred to highlight specific cannabinoids.
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The presence of new bacterial strains isn't necessarily bad news, however.
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Rebel yells and the strains of 'Dixie' reverberated throughout the city.
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Strains are beginning to show, with anti-immigration movements gaining strength.
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This first generation neutralized up to 10% of HIV-1 strains.
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After she left, Mr. Pérez felt the strains on their marriage.
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They found that coinfection with multiple strains is a common occurrence.
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Also, the Leafly lounge had SLUSHIES THAT TASTED LIKE WEED STRAINS.
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If economic conditions deteriorate, the strains on OPEC will probably grow.
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"People order beer by yeast strains," said Chris White, the president.
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Strains between Mr. Kurz and the Freedom Party have steadily grown.
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Others on his team experienced similar strains or worse, he said.
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There's strains to every business, there is no doubt about it.
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When ingested, these strains of bacteria can make you really sick.
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The strains dogs and cats typically get don't cause respiratory problems.
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Landon strains to emphasize that Headlines isn't an exclusive "newspaper network".
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To some noses, the Bulgarian strains are preferred over the French.
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No. Certain strains of probiotics do seem to offer specific benefits.
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Strains between the Mercers and Trump's political aides are not new.
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All these political stresses and strains are on display in Northfield.
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That includes diseases such as flu strains, E. coli and salmonella.
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Clinton strains to seem like an authentic progressive because she isn't.
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In the United States, this brought out old strains of nativism.
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"Fluid in the elbow from a couple muscle strains," Gray said.
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Both of these originally contained cocktails of all three polio strains.
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Nationally, H22N23 viral strains have been predominant for the season overall.
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That may be because of the strains in circulation, he explained.
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An ideal vaccine would protect against all Ebola strains and Marburg.
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This piece is a natural extension of these strains of inquiry.
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"You could put in slightly different strains of Wolbachia," she said.
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Some popular strains of Christianity don't focus much on structural inequity.
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These strains are then spread by people having unprotected oral sex.
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The lack of resources has caused strains with the hospital's supporters.
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There are sort of two strains to what you just said.
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One hypothesis is that low pathogenic strains had evolved into high pathogenic ones, Eloit said, and it showed the need for countries to monitor all types of bird flu strains, not only the highly pathogenic ones.
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While U.S. relations with Spain would undergo serious strains, the common interests of the two countries, plus the overwhelming importance of the United States as a trading partner, insure that such strains will be short-lived.
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With the seasonal vaccines we receive now, each shot can only protect against three or four strains of the flu -- meaning scientists have to make an educated guess about which strains to put in it every year.
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A burgeoning romance between Maddy and Los further strains the siblings' relationship.
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It turns out that the two strains use trehalose in different ways.
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Do you find different strains make you want to eat different food?
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Joe, 31, Rochester, NY Health Issue: HPV HPV has over 100 strains.
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She drizzles the broken strains of grass over her mother's belly, laughing.
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It also has strains of Street Fighter, with its Asian playable characters.
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Indica strains, meanwhile, often have shorter, fatter leaves and dark, dense buds.
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Superbug strains of infections such as tuberculosis and gonorrhea are already untreatable.
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But the same could be said about most strains of E. coli.
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High demand for sand in the construction industry further strains global supply.
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Strains of nationalism There is also a current of nationalism at work.
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For that, find strains that make you feel clear-headed and calm.
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One of these species, Aphodius pseudolividus, had no effect on those strains.
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The planned sell-offs should ease some of the hard-currency strains.
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Unless geneticists can develop heat-resistant strains, planting will march steadily northwards.
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Over the years ever more powerful strains have spread around the world.
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As humans spread throughout the world, different strains of the bacteria emerged.
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Taking a health toll These increasingly potent strains hit inexperienced users hard.
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Baghdad also must address the financial strains on the Kurdistan Regional Government.
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But there's no reason these strains can't be repurposed for recreational use.
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The signature strains all shared some choice characteristics with their namesakes, too.
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The same person can even get infected with two different strains. Why?
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The seasonal vaccine confers protection against three to four of these strains.
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I think Gorilla Glue is one of my favorite strains of those.
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Each bottle contains four strains of live probiotics, according to the company.
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But those were common injuries, such as forearm strains or fractured hands.
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Those more tenacious strains can lead to genital warts and cervical cancer.
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We are breeding better strains for medical purposes, and even recreational purposes.
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The treatment is 1976% effective in protecting laboratory mice against these strains.
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The economic strains of technology on the entire media landscape are intensifying.
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Both are particular strains of polio's virus family, according to ABC News.
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It also helps by not adding stresses and strains to home life.
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But rebels have always emerged to create new strains of improvised music.
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That doesn't mean that one yeast strains equals one type of beer.
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The top-performing strains boosted maize and soyabean yields by about 3%.
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The book strains, at times, to extrapolate broader lessons from what happened.
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The report drew controversy, given the current strains between Washington and Beijing.
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Is it possible to just "wait out" certain strains of walking pneumonia?
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After that happens other individuals may also become infected with resistant strains.
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As it turned out, the cancer in cockles comprises two separate strains.
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Kudlow, during his Wednesday media briefing, played down the strains between allies.
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Four of the strains can cause severe illness in humans and animals.
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The Vietnam War strains the wisdom of this approach to its limit.
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The seeming drift from a two state solution further strains our alliance.
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However, the current vaccine is effective against all strains of the virus.
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The common lab strains are too tame to give you diarrhea now.
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But these ancient strains disintegrate, long before the whole hymn is heard.
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"A bunch of strains is pretty much all it was," he said.
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But one of the new strains in this cultural adaptation is technology.
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Conceptual strains were pushed off the table, left for the editing floor.
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These strains are also known for more intense visuals and psychedelic highs.
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The physical and emotional strains of stardom are evidently sacrifices for brilliance.
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Sativa strains are "more energetic and appropriate for daytime use," Elliott says.
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As far as I can tell, it's real, though it strains credulity.
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Seed companies cannot fully commercialize sales of new strains without those approvals.
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There are so many different strains of bacteria at work in here.
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However, the offspring of these altered strains were mostly unable to reproduce.
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Over the decades, conventions and contrasting aesthetic strains have evolved and hardened.
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Strains to the financial system could come at a particularly bad time.
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The coronavirus outbreak has seen the simultaneous rise of numerous misinformation strains.
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Strains between Turkey and the United States have been growing for years.
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The other, RotaTeq, given in three doses, protects against five different strains.
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"You see muscle and tendon strains, those are overuse injuries," Gaines said.
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Seasonal flu is caused by a handful of strains of influenza virus.
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There are more than 20 strains of coxsackievirus that can cause disease.
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Now researchers are pinpointing individual strains that seem to have an effect.
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When the "Ghostbusters" scientists shamelessly hit on Mr. Hemsworth, it strains credulity.
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Most of them view the liberal strains of Judaism as a heresy.
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The flu's death rate varies depending on the strains circulating each year.
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The bacteria were disease-causing strains, such as Staph and E. coli.
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Malaria experts hope to slow down the emergence of artemisinin-resistant strains.
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For IBD, McFarland recommends a mix of 8 strains called VSL#3.
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Others, like dengue, can infect multiple times because they have several strains.
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Today, new communication technologies are already placing significant strains on our institutions.
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Yet all of the 265 H1N1 strains tested were killed by zanamivir.
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That's above the central bank's target, and the rise reflected unexpected strains.
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Muscle strains and sprains from lunging and rough play are also common.
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But because these strains persist in the environment, some people are immune.
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But what makes some strains of viruses seasonal isn't clear to scientists.
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Two viral strains, HPV-16 and -18, cause almost all cervical cancers.
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That entails printing Iranian money, adding to the strains on the currency.
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Wade have strains of equal protection language and invoke due process law.
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A dirndl government would be tested by strains on migration and welfare.
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Only one commercially available antibiotic still consistently works against drug-resistant strains.
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One of those strains dismisses the white working class as irredeemably racist.
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Granted, not all strains under the same name have the same characteristics.
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The company breeds certain strains of fly, resulting in highly optimized insects.
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The other is the emergence of antibiotic-resistant strains of M. tuberculosis.
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The most massive neutron star ever detected strains the limits of physics.
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Uruguay is offering two different strains, dubbed Alpha 1 and Beta 1.
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Which is why the explanation offered by the White House strains credulity.
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It's the subject of institutional change that really strains the 1968 comparisons.
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So if you know that smoking sativa strains make you very chatty and creative, but indica strains make you become part of your sofa, go for the one that you know will make you comfortable with another person.
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"I think the best approach (in legal jurisdictions) is to a) educate consumers about these issues and the possible dangers of high-THC strains, and b) ensure that consumers have a choice of different strains available," wrote Wall.
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According to the authors, the genomes suggest that there were several distinct but closely related strains that laid siege to humankind during the Plague of Justinian, with some strains even existing at the same time in the same place.
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This month's events have exacerbated strains in Turkey's relations with the United States.
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Only 14 "high-risk" strains are known to cause oral or genital cancers.
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Takeda's shot produced promising results against four dengue strains in earlier smaller studies.
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That sometimes pitted him against the generals, other times against Obama's utopian strains.
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And "not all strains of listeria are equally harmful to people," he said.
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One of the finer strains of weed that he develops is called Anglophobia.
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Coronaviruses typically infect animals, but strains can sometimes evolve and spread to humans.
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It's touching that culturally disparate strains of bombast should find a common home.
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Both types drugs help multiple Type A and B strains of the virus.
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That could potentially lead to new strains that aren't covered by the vaccine.
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Their search falls as the hedge fund industry is experiencing its own strains.
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But not all strains of the HIV family of viruses use this path.
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Suggested Strains: God's Gift and Snowcap Capricorn Your mind is in overdrive, Capricorn!
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But the pathogens that frighten me most are novel strains of avian influenza.
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Just new strains of the ones we've all come to know and fear.
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Extra weight strains the hips, legs, and ankles, increasing the risk of osteoarthritis.
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There are different strains of hepatitis, and most are not transmitted by animals.
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"It's anti-establishment," mirroring other strains of rebelliousness in our politics, he says.
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The team is engineering strains of microorganisms to produce industrial enzymes at scale.
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Or, will small-scale farmers thrive by producing unique and local marijuana strains?
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Mahler, which transports them back to Vienna before 1938, before the strains of
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But strains of resistant E. coli ST656 and ST127 were much more concerning.
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That said, the CCR5 mutation does not protect individuals from all HIV strains.
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Some strains are particularly quick to mutate, making them harder to protect against.
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The agency tested papayas from the farm and identified five strains of salmonella.
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Weaker demand in this group owes much to strains on their public finances.
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Of course, the plant's impact on love is as varied as its strains.
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But there is no doubt there would be strains in the working relationship.
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The virus has split into two strains, which could interfere with vaccine development.
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This in turn means strains on the banking sector will remain in focus.
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Some providers have had to stop selling certain strains and limit their clientele.
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Strains in the Marley Green category are indica/sativa hybrids meant for beginners.
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These antibodies could even block strains that other, similar antibodies were powerless against.
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As for strains that immigration puts on public services, there is no question.
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The engine strains a bit at 2065 miles per hour on the highway.
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All oral polio vaccines are made with live, weakened strains of the virus.
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The only increase we found was in vitamin E levels for most strains.
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Islam is often more correlative than causal, but certain strains of extremism resonate
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Some strains of this fearsome film, to be honest, feel overworked and arch.
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"While going through rehab, I discovered certain strains that support wellness," he said.
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Deron Williams missed the game, his fourth straight, with abdominal and groin strains.
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Deriving strains of mosquitoes through artificial selection has several advantages over transgenic approaches.
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It's a bit of a bitch as far a yeast strains are concerned.
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Here, the plan is to have chemists cloning highly potent strains of cannabis.
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These tests also yielded antibodies that neutralized a substantial fraction of HIV strains.
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Vaccine effectiveness varies based on how well it matches the circulating virus strains.
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Trump's letter said the strains in the relationship were bad for both countries.
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Elsewhere, scientists toil with petri dishes and automated pipettes to test new strains.
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Here are some themes and strains (pun cautiously intended) that caught my attention.
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The U.S. economy appears to be going strong, despite the global trade strains.
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Some alcohol-resistant bacteria strains were also found to be resistant to antibiotics.
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There are four coronavirus strains that commonly infect humans, usually manifesting as colds.
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But this year's election seemed to crack open the lid on hidden strains.
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We are centrist Democrats, which is very different than other strains of centrism.
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The chance that I've had all nine strains of HPV is probably low.
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It indicates strains between the US and China might be escalating, not fading.
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It is, of course, true that immigrants put strains on their host societies.
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Drug addiction and suicide are soaring, locals say, as the social contract strains.
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This handy kitchen tool scoops, strains, and serves and is even dishwasher safe.
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Indica strains are sedative, sativas are invigorating, and hybrids fall somewhere in between.
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Influenza viruses readily mutate, necessitating annual flu shots for protection against new strains.
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You can find these strains in two types of yogurt: ProViva and Align.
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The Chinese health care system strains to serve patients even under normal circumstances.
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The virulent strains existed before 2000, but they didn't cause as many outbreaks.
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Tests for 20 other viruses came back negative, including five strains of flu.
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But the past 10 years have put new strains on these core institutions.
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Strains form in the rollercoaster relationship between the United States and North Korea.
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The WHO committee discussed which H3N2 strains might be less likely to change.
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Berlin also expelled two Russian diplomats, adding new strains to relations with Moscow.
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Certain glyphosate-resistant corn and cotton strains have also been authorized in Brazil.
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This strains credulity given what happened in the special elections against the Democrats.
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Beneath that stupid, pleading smile strains the tripwire of anger ready to explode.
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For certain strains, like this year's H3N2 strain, that number may be lower.
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Some strains of the often lethal H13N1 virus can be transmitted to humans.
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Down a narrow, dark hallway, strains of Spanish music came from an apartment.
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As long as we're using it, we're introducing reverted strains into the environment.
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Experts do not know exactly why baby boomers are being hit especially hard this year, but it could be due to the fact that the strains circulating this year are different from the strains that boomers were exposed to as children.
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In this case, when the strains in the vaccine don't match the strains making people sick, it can mean a less effective flu vaccine — well below 22% effectiveness — and a greater chance of still getting the flu after your shot.
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While many strains already exist in Canada, there's a limit to how many fish tanks a lab can keep due to space constraints, and new strains are imported as needed, although that's proving to be difficult under the existing embargo.
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When I went to a pharmacy in Brooklyn to get a flu shot last year, I was presented with a choice: one vaccine with three different strains of the flu virus for about $30 or, for just $10 more, four strains.
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Most likely, multiple strains of each serotype were introduced, and all four became endemic.
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The state's marketplace is also known for its decades-long experience developing cannabis strains.
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The most common types of injuries were sprains, strains, scrapes, bruises and broken bones.
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There are many strains of avian flu, 16 H subtypes and 9 N subtypes.
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Many were strains or sprains, but fractures made up nineteen percent of all injuries.
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Those who get vaccinated avoid the new strains, those who don't might get sick.
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The economy is not yet showing the strains that would normally justify such easing.
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Influenza B viruses don't have subtypes but are broken down by strains and lineages.
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Some strains cause genital warts, but those aren't the ones that cause cervical cancer.
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More than 80 percent of doses are designed to protect against four flu strains.
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Once again, they found that the alcohol-tolerant strains thrived more under these conditions.
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It is causing enormous strains in the euro zone itself which are not helpful.
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Most other strains of E. coli are not usually life-threatening for healthy adults.
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As in most families, the emotional and economic strains fell primarily on the women.
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After all the crisis and catharsis, the film strains to crescendo into something meaningful.
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More specific details of the strains such as their origin were not immediately available.
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In power he kept his multi-religious country democratic and stable, despite enormous strains.
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So, Calm uses numbers 100-199, Cruise strains use 200-299, and so on.
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It has rekindled old strains between north and south Yemen — separate countries until 1990.
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The most common injuries were falls (38%), lacerations (14%), and strains or sprains (45833%).
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Since circulating flu strains change, it's important to keep getting the shot every year.
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WITH ALL world religions, there are strains between the ancient heartland and the periphery.
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It causes more than 90% of paralytic polio cases from mutated oral-vaccine strains.
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And of the Salmonella strains in the database, Paratyphi C was the best match.
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"Different terpene mixtures will define what makes different cultivar strains of cannabis," Raber said.
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It also found that using less potent strains daily increased the risk three-fold.
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Within the MEGA plate, the bacteria strains traded plasmids containing genes essential to survival.
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The EU leaders' also discussed taxation, another topic that threatens to expose transatlantic strains.
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Cannabis is derived from indica or sativa strains or a hybrid of the two.
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Strains between candidates and their staffs are commonplace in stressful moments of presidential campaigns.
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This shift has required new training deployments and put new strains on their equipment.
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Salmonellae: Strains of salmonella are responsible for things like food poisoning and typhoid fever.
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It strains credibility that "Creed" wouldn't be a film the Academy would go for.
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They studied the effects of seven non-antibiotic drugs on each of these strains.
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One person who asked to go by "Doug" said they prefer "pure" sativa strains.
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Nor were they keen to diversify crops to include strains less sensitive to drought.
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However, oil prices' reaction to the strains in the Gulf has been relatively muted.
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Marijuana farmers have told me that many of these strains are notoriously high-maintenance.
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Norovirus, which has different strains, can spread easily —especially in closed spaces, Jaykus said.
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Netflix also released a trio of strains inspired by Disjointed, which premiered last Friday.
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They do not represent the experience of our loyal customers who love our strains.
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Most strains are harmless and live in the intestines of healthy humans and animals.
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"You cannot use these strains without testing them," Racaniello, who edited Minor's paper, says.
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You usually don't have to see a doctor for first degree strains and sprains.
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One can almost hear the strains of "The Internationale" rising in the global background.
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Some strains have developed resistance to vancomycin, one of the most powerful antibiotics available.
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She presses her cheek against the glass door and strains to see the tarmac.
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The EU leaders' second topic on Thursday, taxation, also threatens to expose transatlantic strains.
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Bexsero is made to offer broader coverage by fighting more strains than the original.
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And she's specifically nourishing some strains [that have] evolved to digest those particular sugars.
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But the hard-won gains are being threatened by insecticide-resistant strains of mosquitoes.
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He did this, in part, to determine which dissimilar strains to breed with next.
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Any petrodollar repatriation by Gulf states in a deeper crisis could exacerbate financial strains.
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But strains grew last summer in Brazil, where it was building power-transmission lines.
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These top shelf strains have our maximum THC levels, at 20 percent or above.
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But the actual strains on offer at any moment will depend on harvest availability.
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If you're looking for more energetic sativa strains, Marley Gold has got you covered.
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He also warned that strains could leave policymakers under pressure and in uncharted waters.
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If we look at late season influenza, it's most often B strains, he added.
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The famously grueling jobs in Amazon warehouses have also created strains on local services.
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They believe these strains enter people's guts after they eat poultry that contains it.
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Tighter global financial conditions and another round of US dollar appreciation could create strains.
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A belly strains his yellow polo shirt, which he wears tucked into belted pants.
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Current strains of violent extremism are more virulent, organized and better funded than ever.
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Researchers have compelling evidence that each of those strains also came from bird guts.
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Some may say that this demand for employees strains businesses to find a workforce.
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The current version of the HPV vaccine covers nine different strains of the virus.
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The US partnership with Kurdish forces placed strains on relations between Washington and Ankara.
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Even when it got there, it wasn't all the right strains that they needed.
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Differences over Syria have caused strains between NATO allies Turkey and the United States.
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He said that's because similar strains were circulating about 40 to 1853 years ago.
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Imagine those underwater scenes in "Jaws" without the menacing strains of those stringed instruments.
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But the issue also illustrated the deep strains afflicting Britain after the "Brexit" vote.
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He said that's because similar strains were circulating about 215 to 13 years ago.
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To compensate for this growth, women often lean backward, which strains the lower back.
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That&aposs because there are different types of flu caused by different viral strains.
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We place expectations on statistics and expert testimony that strains them to breaking point.
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But among the training and competitive strains lies a little-talked-about struggle: dating.
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Opinion polls suggest Brexit is putting strains on the stability of the United Kingdom.
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The port accident put new strains on PDVSA's efforts to fulfill its supply contracts.
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Different strains of yeast have different DNA but still fall within the same species.
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Every time we use antibiotics, we increase the chance for resistant strains to develop.
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Most likely to use an app to keep track of their favorite weed strains.
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You can buy hundreds of strains, specially cultivated to produce different flavors and highs.
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Indica strains are more soporific and sleepy, and are best used in the evening.
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At home, a divided Britain faces strains that could lead to its break-up.
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Set to the lush strains of Renee Geyer's' "It Only Happens," Tyler and co.
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These seed strains had been propagated in chicken eggs, the common method used today.
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Ancient and native strains of beans and pulses are being unearthed and cultivated anew.
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It just depends on the illness, as some virus strains can't incubate inside eggs.
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They also found that coinfection provided viruses an opportunity to mutate into new strains.
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Most important, he plays, filling the film with the yearning strains of his instrument.
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It treats two drug-resistant strains of the disease, XDR-TB and MDR-TB.
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But this aspect of Whitney's drawings is just one among many strains he pursues.
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There are strains of metal that cater to the far-right neo-Nazi crowd.
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There's such a lack of information that we can't even get the strains right.
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This will give her molecular snapshots of the least and most resilient Lophelia strains.
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But one possible interpretation is that seasonal flu shots inhibit immunity to those strains.
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That virus has now become one of the seasonal flu strains circling the world.
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The mega-antibody grabbed tightly onto 59 strains, preventing them from multiplying in cells.
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Then the team made seven strains of the Zika virus, each with one mutation.
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Arthritis, sprains, strains, or just general soreness may all be addressed by this cream.
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Two serious strains of Trump thought are at work in the "chosen one" moment.
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WATCHING TURKEY VERY CLOSELY AT THE MOMENT DUE TO CORONAVIRUS STRAINS - S&P GLOBAL
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Each vaccine typically protects against three to four specific strains of the flu virus.
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"There are fierce strains on protective equipment around the world," Ryan told reporters Friday.
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People have caught bird flu strains via direct contact with infected poultry in China.
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Joints become more flexible and lax, increasing the risk of joint strains and injuries.
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These developments will impose unprecedented strains on America's fiscal, health care, and housing systems.
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The crowd files out of the gymnasium to the strains of the Rolling Stones.
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Now, as in 1998, the strains of impeachment mask our own partisan civil war.
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Against these two less-prevalent flu strains, the vaccine earned higher marks of effectiveness.
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There are two main strains of bacteria that lead to chlamydia in the marsupials.
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But one of the festival's central strains is its exploration of hip-hop's history.
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Some "superbug" Salmonella strains have evolved to become more virulent or resistant to antibiotics.
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A furious row between the Netherlands and Turkey in recent days revealed the strains.
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"It strains the relationship when you're constantly trying to sell to them," she said.
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Like regular TB, superbug strains can spread from person to person through the air.
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HSV The herpes simplex virus (HSV), has two strains: HSV-1 and HSV-2.
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Lebanon is grappling with the worst financial strains since its 1975-1990 civil war.
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"These are strains that do not readily spread from person to person," Schaffner said.
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The flu is a virus, and there are three different strains circulating this year.
|
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Despite the strains of tragedy that run through the album, its mysteries offer hope.
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Yet, pockets of weakness in the services industry highlighted the growing strains across businesses.
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Circulating flu strains this season are a mix of H220N33, H23N22 and B viruses.
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Others have back strains, muscle aches or neck pain from lifting them and twisting.
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Exercise may also help lessen the inevitable strains of holiday togetherness, Dr. Sallis said.
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Yet, pockets of weakness in the services industry highlighted the growing strains across businesses.
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Maintaining the best strains of aligoté is just as important, Mr. de Benoist said.
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For highly drug-resistant strains of TB, those treatments can jump to five years.
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They examined nearly 100 probiotic-containing products, cataloging information about species, strains, and dosage.
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"If the yield increases we have seen in our lab strains hold out when used in agricultural maize strains this would lead to a significant boost in yields, potentially improving agricultural sustainability by requiring less land be devoted to agriculture," Jackson told Gizmodo.
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By contrast, strains of yellow fever have much more variation, and yet he did not know of a single instance in which the yellow fever vaccine, which is based on one strain gathered years ago, failed to protect against the other strains.
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"Our pilot experiments showed that eight pairs of randomly selected chromosomes could all be successfully fused, and the resulting strains grew as robustly as the wild type strains, indicating that the yeast cells could tolerate random fusion of two chromosomes," the researchers reported.
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The swap lines are available standing facilities and serve as an important liquidity backstop to ease strains in global funding markets, thereby helping to mitigate the effects of such strains on the supply of credit to households and businesses, both domestically and abroad.
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It has been shown to work against both A and B strains, which circulate each year, and it is expected to work against dangerous bird flus known to occasionally infect humans, such as the A strains of both H5N1 and A H7N9.
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The study, in The Lancet, found that in regions where fluoroquinolone antibiotics were used widely, the more virulent and deadly resistant strains of C. diff became the dominant type of infection, while susceptible strains continued to enter the hospital from the community.
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Among women ages 20 to 24, the prevalence of those strains had declined 34 percent.
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This is especially true when it comes to Medicaid, where the greatest strains are felt.
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Gary Sanchez has missed 47 games and counting over two DL stints for groin strains.
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Not good are divisions between key European allies and President Trump alongside strains within Europe.
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These top strains are announced in February or March, about nine months before flu season.
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While there are different strains of the infection, bacterial meningitis is the most serious form.
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Ask your dispensary for more information about specific strains, or check online resources like Leafly.
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Here, adjacent biofilms that consist of the same bacteria or closely related strains comfortably merge.
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"Some types of strains are more severe for certain people," CDC spokeswoman Kristen Nordlund said.
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It was stupid too because it strains badly relations with North Korea's few remaining friends.
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Health officials meet every February to choose which strains to include the year's flu shot.
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There are certain strains of cannabis that have a reputation for helping relieve period symptoms.
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These strains pushed the dollar index to 110.513 last Wednesday, its highest since June 2017.
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This figure strains credulity, but I am not in a position to directly dispute it.
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That said, the vaccine effectiveness was in the ~50–65% range for the other strains.
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Strains with Extended Spectrum Beta-Lactamases (ESBLs) enzymes destroy penicillin and another antibiotic called cephalosporin.
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Candidates will be welcomed onto the stage to the strains of an unspecified pop song.
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Jada Pinkett Smith is opening up about the strains in her marriage to Will Smith.
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He betrays few signs of the strains that would lead him to grind his teeth.
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Several strains of E. coli are classified as "adulterants" by the US Department of Agriculture.
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Inbred strains are subject to "genetic drift" as fluctuations build up in the gene pool.
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Bienenstock breaks down the science, such as the basic difference between sativa and indica strains.
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There are more than 100 strains of HPV, and very few of them cause warts.
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What they found: In lab cultures, the antibody serum protected against 60 different flu strains.
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The ink components are cheap, and culturing the various strains of bacteria is fairly straightforward.
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Spotting new strains before they hit is difficult, so the risk of such outbreaks remains.
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Timmothy's father Jim told PEOPLE at the time there were strains in the couple's marriage.
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Many say this belief strains relations and stokes tension between the black community and police.
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Unlike America, China restricts the commercial use of GM strains largely to non-food farming.
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Subtle differences between the strains might be able to throw off the algorithm, Stewart says.
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For years, malware strains like the SamSam ransomware have used RDP credentials to compromise systems.
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It would be difficult to mass-produce these strains without a noticeable drop in quality.
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They too, however, must confront the same broader societal strains, and neither's position looks unassailable.
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Unfortunately, there isn't an official federal database with information about cannabis strains, for obvious reasons.
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The company's strains promise to help pharmaceutical firms produce drugs more efficiently, among other applications.
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There are lots of different bacteria strains and they have lots of different potential effects.
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Vaccines are about 32 percent effective on H3N2, versus 39 percent on all strains combined.
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Some HBCUs have argued that performance funding strains already dire financial conditions at their institutions.
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In the 1950s, Sabin noticed that not all strains of poliovirus infected monkeys when exposed.
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We are making strains that are tastier to smoke, as well as being more effective.
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What's worse, antibiotic resistance means that untreatable strains of all three are a looming threat.
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Reaching Minneapolis in 2010, my desire was to engage these strains as locally as possible.
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Some strains of C. auris are resistant to all three major classes of antifungal drugs.
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The Trump administration's decision would deepen American involvement and further strains U.S. relations with Russia.
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Câlin says they'd be better off picking strains that help them focus on specific tasks.
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Hollywood depictions of the American political voice have been various but contain certain definable strains.
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In both instances, the attacks failed due to using unusable strains of the anthrax bacteria.
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Concussions accounted for about 23.5 percent of injuries, followed by muscle strains at 63 percent.
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AQUAmax and Artesian are drought-tolerant strains of maize developed, respectively, by DuPont and Syngenta.
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But extensive overuse of antibiotics worldwide has led to a rise in drug-resistant strains.
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But Senate testimony on Wednesday from two other senior national security officials added new strains.
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The yeast strains initially begin in the lab from cow DNA; fat comes from plants.
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" For many of the strains that are causing major disease, "food is not the source.
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Strains within the trans-Atlantic alliance are neither new nor unique to the Obama administration.
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But different strains of the far right have different visions, and their ambitions can clash.
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Past strains have prevented Japan and South Korea from agreeing to share sensitive military information.
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An important piece of infrastructure for two major strains of malware appears to be inactive.
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More potent cannabis strains may be a factor and target marketing may help this along.
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WHO said it's constantly monitoring the circulation of flu viruses to detect potential pandemic strains.
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The number of viral strains circulating and causing infections have reached unprecedented levels, experts say.
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From a small speaker set into the ceiling came the artificial strains of organ music.
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In kanji, there are two ways of writing "kaiseki," to refer to these different strains.
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An important piece of infrastructure for two major strains of malware appears to be inactive.
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In a few jumps, differentiated contractions, and angled stances, you can see strains and imperfections.
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"There's a hundred strains of cannabis in this one joint," he said, when Wolf approached.
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"There are some strains that are starting to wilt, with leaves falling off," he said.
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It will be my private stash and I will have a bunch of different strains.
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I get a lot of unique strains in; strangers on the internet lap it up.
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This strain is the deadliest of the Ebola strains that have been identified so far.
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An important piece of infrastructure for two major strains of malware appears to be inactive.
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He captures beautifully the subtle strains of being disenfranchised, poor and lonely in New York.
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That ominous forecast underscores the enormous strains the coronavirus has placed on the American economy.
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The takeaway: Certain strains were found useful in preventing diarrhea among children being prescribed antibiotics.
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Erickson's voice, high-pitched, almost effeminate, strains and cracks as he shouts to be heard.
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But it took the Tet offensive to bring the various strains of southern nationalism together.
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"And @NYGovCuomo's continued insistence on hyping the impact strains credulity," Mr. McMahon said on Twitter.
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The newest HPV vaccine is Gardasil 9, which protects against the nine most dangerous strains.
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Two of the strains found in Sierra Leone bats were similar to the Angolan ones.
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Previous outbreaks of coronavirus strains like SARS and MERS also appeared to skip the young.
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Some strains of L. reuteri alter the behavior of mice, he's found, and others don't.
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The outré strains of by now vintage European horror are where I get my kicks.
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The menu, with dishes cooked to order, is built around five pedigreed strains of rice.
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New and old strains of fear, greed, and indifference have infected our planet like, yes . . .
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I've run through muscle pains, strains and plantar fasciitis, and once I fell while running.
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So Cespedes, in a season marred by multiple hamstring strains, will finish his campaign hitting .
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Scientists have created strains of mice that show behaviors similar to human depression or autism.
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This is not to say that successful people are immune to life's difficulties and strains.
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In serious cases, certain strains of coronavirus can lead to pneumonia, kidney failure, and death.
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More dangerous strains such as SARS and MERS have 11% and 35% fatality rates, respectively.
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All that economic growth is directly coupled with increasing strains on our resources and people.
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Despite periodic strains in their post-Soviet ties, however, Russia remains Bulgaria's biggest energy supplier.
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They usually cause fewer hospitalizations and deaths per capita than B strains or A(H3N2).
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That's relatively good luck — worse than for most strains of influenza, better than for SARS.
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Far darker stories loom beneath the common complaints of headaches, stomach pains and muscle strains.
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The flu shot contains dead influenza virus strains, while the nasal spray contains weakened viruses.
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The season is especially bad because three different strains of the virus are being transmitted.
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Younger people are more likely to be vulnerable to the B strains and to H1N1.
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Four of 376 H1N1 strains tested against oseltamivir and peramivir were resistant to both drugs.
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Vaccines can also prevent people from becoming sick from these seasonal strains of the flu.
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These strains account for approximately 11.93,211.9 cases of cancer each year, other studies have shown.
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Moreover, it divided Mr. McQueen's family and has put severe financial strains on his company.
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Muscles and bones respond to the physical strains of movement by becoming larger and stronger.
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Mr. Trump's election and his voter fraud claim since have brought strains to the surface.
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At night, in Washington nightclubs, he began dancing to the strains of Afro-Cuban music.
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Many consider the new strains just as dangerous as emerging viruses like Zika or Ebola.
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For some investors, the reception strains credulity, considering Snap's lack of profits and other concerns.
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They incorporate deep strains of anti-Enlightenment thinking and undermine the post-Enlightenment world order.
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They include three or four types, since multiple viral strains can circulate throughout the season.
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"The first thing that struck me was the genetic similarity between the strains," he recalled.
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Curiously, monarchies were more resilient to the strains and stresses of these uprisings than republics.
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Some of the same strains of personality found in her father drew her to Lowell.
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A genuine pandemic would put terrible strains on medical systems and disrupt normal economic activity.
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According to its current menu, only six distinct strains of cannabis are available to researchers.
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The outbreaks seem to be from three different strains of E. coli, the FDA said.
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Minimal is still there though: it was absorbed into house and other strains of techno.
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Those two strains are embodied at Van Da by, respectively, Yen Ngo and Hannah Wong.
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Last year, antibiotic-resistant strains of the STI were reported in England, Japan, and Canada.
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But are these superpowered strains the sexually transmitted infections people are most concerned about contracting?
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On a more granular level are the countless studies detailing the resource strains meat causes.
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Some popular strains are like Girl Scout Cookies, or … KS: [laughs] Who names these things?
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"For example, the strategy of periodic vaccinations, given every few years, with a product that ... would induce full or partial protection against drifting strains, as well as against newly emerging pandemic strains, is certainly a goal that is worth pursuing," Lambert and Fauci concluded.
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Anita told the Times that she has six different strains of cannabis that Hunter used to smoke and is now working with a company to grow those strains (or hybrids of them) and sell them to the public in the form of recreational marijuana.
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Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development has taken samples of the dog treats in question and identified some strains of the salmonella bacteria, however, officials from the health department say it is still unclear if those particular strains are responsible for causing the outbreak.
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The Brighton based DJ seems to have named himself after a character in stoner cartoon Aqua Teen Hunger Force which is a cartoon made solely for adults who talk about different strains of weed and enjoy cartoons that make references to different strains of weed.
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At the Grass Station dispensary in Denver's Stapleton area, "budtenders" showed off display cases containing dozens of cannabis strains, hemp product, edibles, and paraphernalia, while customers, including a group of 10 Venezuelan tourists, unhurriedly browsed shelves and asked questions about pot strains and strength.
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" She adds that while flu viruses constantly change, "health officials must choose the influenza strains that vaccine makers should target for an upcoming season months in advance, when it is hard to know what strains might be circulating … The vaccine should still be useful, however.
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"Our surveillance mechanisms -- the mechanisms that we use to detect influenza strains and pick up these unusual strains -- is vastly more sophisticated now than it has been in the past," said Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease specialist at the Vanderbilt University School of Medicine.
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In a study in the journal Nature Genetics, scientists from Britain and Australia found detailed differences between strains of Group A Streptococcus bacteria - known as Strep A - from 22 countries, but also found several molecular targets common across many strains, offering potential for vaccine development.
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Monovalent vaccines protect against a single flu virus strain, whereas trivalent formulations protect again three strains.
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These strains probably developed from a common ancestor about 27,000 years ago, according to the study.
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But the arrests have revealed serious strains between the French and Japanese side of the alliance.
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But Medicaid funding is facing severe financial strains in many states, with services being cut back.
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Australia sees the legislation as the cause of current strains in its diplomatic relationship with China.
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They could develop better irrigation systems, and new crop strains could be bred to resist drought.
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Industry can increase strains on supplies too, by polluting water, making it unfit for human use.
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When I hear the opera strains coming out over the speakers, I know Trump is close.
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But these gains are too little, too late to alleviate the strains on Renault's engineering resources.
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If the twins were exposed to any of these alternative strains, they could still be infected.
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It could be that the gene drive doesn't work as well in real-world mosquito strains.
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Of all the strains low-income families feel come summertime, the biggest is from child care.
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Unfortunately, some active strains of influenza mutate to the point that the vaccine's potency is diminished.
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The other is the emergence of new strains of the disease resistant to the available treatments.
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Such places are typically not equipped to cope with new treatment-resistant strains of the disease.
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China's growing tech prowess is putting new strains on globalisation, beyond old arguments about stolen jobs.
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No one outside of our sport truly understands the financial sacrifices and strains that are presented.
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Of the three strains in which poliovirus exists, type 2 is most adept at this trick.
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A rise in non-English speakers strains public schools, he says, sending better-off taxpayers away.
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The goal is to predict which strains will hit the population hardest during each hemisphere's winter.
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Cultivators still categorize strains by indica and sativa labels to denote growth patterns and physical traits.
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It catches eyes, and earns comments, and strains my arms when I need to move it.
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The machines needed to sort bulky parcels require heavy investment that strains cash-strapped post offices.
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Doing this would mean no more guessing about which strains will be circulating the following year.
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Strains that are simultaneously resistant to at least four drugs have been reported in 105 countries.
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TEQ has tested more than 2101 different strains from more than two dozen clients, Slatkin said.
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Amid strains on national budgets, the political appetite for big increases in defence spending is missing.
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Eurosceptic strains found a vessel in Geert Wilders, a platinum-haired race-baiter who urged "Nexit".
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Yet Mr Pence also strains to present Trump's America as a benevolent superpower, untempted by isolationism.
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It can also differentiate among strains of bacteria, distinguishing between, say, different varieties of bacterial pneumonia.
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The study suggests these minor strains can persist in the population, and may even become predominant.
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The extensive needs of the Trump family have put strains staffing on the Secret Service, too.
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The condition, caused by certain strains of Chlamydia trachomatis, a bacterium, makes the eyelid turn inward.
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The cost means patients often cut their treatment short, increasing the risk of resistant strains developing.
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These depend on valuations of shale firms' reserves, and could lead to further strains on cashflow.
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The 60-year-old smallpox strains were destroyed under the watch of World Health Organization officials.
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As with computer viruses, new strains appear from the ether before society is aware they exist.
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Something drastic happens in the fourth episode, and it is so ludicrous that it strains credulity.
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Faith in the EU-Turkey deal is ebbing, due to new strains on the bilateral relationship.
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The idea that you had no idea that any of this was happening strains [your] credibility.
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The most common injury types included dislocations or fractures, sprains or strains and concussions or contusions.
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They then compared these genomes against a collection of other ancient and modern day plague strains.
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"Staph" skin infectionscan become serious and even life-threatening, as antibiotic-resistant strains become more prevalent.
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Most years, most strains, influenza is especially deadly to the very young and the very old.
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But the reason some strains jump to humans while others don't remains a mystery to scientists.
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Certain strains of E. coli seem to be responsible for many cases of antibiotic-resistant UTIs.
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Flu jabs are currently produced from chicken eggs based on the previous flu season's viral strains.
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Adams's "same cancer into different strains" experiment switched the locus of attention from seed to soil.
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Grade 1 strains are typically mild or pulled muscles; Grade 2 indicates a partial muscle tear.
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The rVSV-ZEBOV vaccine, from the pharmaceutical company Merck, covers the strains in the Zaire group.
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His last visit preceded Russia's intervention in Syria, but lately there have been signs of strains.
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JPMorgan economist David Hensley argued that strains in most other emerging markets (EM) would be contained.
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There were 32 cases of paralysis in the world last year caused by circulating vaccine strains.
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Without fiscal consolidation to reduce foreign financing needs, Fitch expects strains on external balances to continue.
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A majority of the illnesses stemmed from norovirus contamination and strains of E. coli and salmonella.
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"Len and Company," based on Carly Mensch's play "Len, Asleep in Vinyl," never strains for profundity.
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More than 100 people in other states were sickened by strains of E. coli and salmonella.
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Choo has been limited to 45 games with calf and hamstring strains and lower back inflammation.
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More strains are in the pipeline, with a new green variety expected to launch next year.
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That year there were multiple strains of a type of flu virus, called H3N2, going around.
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It identified three specific antibiotics as being unsuccessful in treating drug-resistant strains of the infection.
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As it stands, this anachronistic policy is irrational, strains relations with America's neighbors and endangers lives.
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In recent months, different strains of bird flu have been confirmed across Asia and in Europe.
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As with most sativa-dominant strains, take one or two hits and wait before consuming more.
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Strikes are common in Argentina, where high inflation often strains relations between powerful unions and management.
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Hospital wards here are packed dangerously full, raising the risk that drug-resistant strains will spread.
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Strains of the original musical theme play over the credits, a nice homage to the past.
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Alongside its own strains, the superstore will feature a variety of other options from other dispensaries.
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Stoner Superlative: Most likely to use an app to keep track of their favorite weed strains.
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If we started looking at strains that make people paranoid—chances are they're sharing common terpenes.
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And strains that make people sleepy—chances are they're all a certain type of terpene profile.
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The freight mode can be the tip of the iceberg when it comes to production strains.
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We always smoke the same strains, with the same THC percentage, in the same familiar environment.
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Researchers have known that superbug E. coli strains circulate in humans and food animals like chickens.
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Other strains cause genital warts, but those are very different from the ones that cause cancer.
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SARS and MERS are also strains of coronavirus, and we were already selling those test kits.
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The vaccine protects against nine strains, including those most likely to cause cancers and genital warts.
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Pruitt has long allowed particular strains of evangelical theology to define his approach to his office.
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There are myriad ways to decompress and recover from the stresses and strains of everyday life.
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But Saikawa's brief tenure has been characterized by strains with top shareholder Renault and tumbling profits.
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Such strains may affect the way firms respond to lower oil prices in two main ways.
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Extra weight strains the hips, legs, and ankles, increasing the chances of developing pain and osteoarthritis.
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The prevalence of cancer-causing HPV strains has dropped markedly in women who have been vaccinated.
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In search of distinct aromas, brewers are embracing yeast and bacteria strains from across the globe.
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The shot that protects against 23 strains of one bacterium is Pneumovax 23, not Prevnar 23.
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By 2025, it's estimated that more people will die from these drug-resistant strains than cancer.
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She says strains of Sativas, which have relatively higher doses of THC, exacerbate her social anxiety.
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There are small studies associating certain strains of bacteria with acne reduction, skin hydration and elasticity.
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Writers from across the political spectrum discuss President Trump's deal with Democrats and strains with Republicans.
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Another is whether a mechanism can be created by which the strains can be widely distributed.
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The shot that protects against 24637 strains of one bacterium is Pneumovax 23, not Prevnar 23.
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The scientists then tested the creation against 60 flu strains spanning the genetic diversity of influenza.
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While the flu's death rate is low, it varies depending on the strains circulating each year.
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NO IMMEDIATE READ-ACROSS TO ITALY'S CREDIT RATING RIGHT NOW FROM CORONAVIRUS STRAINS - S&P GLOBAL
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The vaccine contains strains of both influenza A and influenza B viruses, the most common types.
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The strains and indignities that come with remaking a life give Niloo's story poignancy and relevance.
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The organization also expressed concern about commodity-exporting nations, as lower prices would exacerbate economic strains.
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But his statements have put further strains on one of the world's most important bilateral relationships.
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He gave the wives a makeshift science show to the mumbled strains of the 1812 Overture.
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Balancing literary and political history, Ball renders her characters with sensitivity and strains of dark humor.
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She found those same strains reading Keats and Coleridge in college, the first texts she loved.
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Senior bankers say some Lebanese banks face additional financial strains after borrowing against their Eurobond holdings.
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If there are too many grape clusters, it strains the plant, so Mr. Raz discards them.
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Other strains cause genital warts or cancer of the vagina, vulva, penis, anus, throat and mouth.
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Authorities did not say which of several H5 bird flu strains had struck at the farm.
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Studies have shown that it is effective against dozens of strains, including E. coli and salmonella.
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He was not the ruling party's preferred candidate, which caused strains in his relationship with Buhari.
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Experts say there are more bird flu strains now, including H3N20303, H5N1, H5N218, H25N21 and H220N23.8.
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A preliminary earnings report by mid-tier lender China Merchants Bank showed some signs of strains.
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More borrowers may face cash flow strains and approach the banks for loan restructuring, he added.
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That added to strains from American economic sanctions and the Iranian government's mismanagement of the economy.
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