He heard the clock ticking: tick tick tick tick tick tick tick tick tick .
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Buy them flowers and tell them they mean something. Tick-tick. Tick-tick. Tick-tick.
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Executing the instruction over and over again resulted in this 'click' being produced repeatedly, on every fourth tick of the computer's internal clock: tick tick tick click, tick tick tick click.
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When I can't stand looking at the tick tick tick tick, my eyes wander to the ceiling.
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Tick, tick, tick, tick ... It's official ... the Tokyo Olympics have a new start date -- July 23, 2021.
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But Japan clears the ball away again. Tick. tick. tick.
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Fernandinho gets a yellow for taking down Hazard after he's beaten to the inside. Tick...tick...tick...tick.
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"OVO 40, hunched over like he 80—tick, tick, tick," Pusha raps.
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"I like to hear the tick, tick, tick of clocks," he said.
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Check out the clip ... great convo that reveals a lot about what makes Nick tick, and tick, and tick, and tick ...
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Tick (Stupid-), Tick (Worthless-), Tick (Disgusting-) The spiral continues on throughout the night.
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For each new transmission of coronavirus, imagine the "tick tick tick" of a stopwatch.
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As the follower count went tick-tick-tick, higher and higher, the shadow grew longer.
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We have four tick species that often bite humans including the deer tick Ixodes scapularis, the lone star tick Amblyomma americanum, the American dog tick Dermacentor variabilis and the brown dog tick Rhipicephalus sanguineous.
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Tick, tick, tick ...... Here's the second Brazil sub: Firmino on for his former Liverpool teammate Coutinho.
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But what made a talent like Poot Lorlek tick-tick-tick like a bomb in the ring?
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One of Mr. Casey's first roles was in "tick … tick … tick …," a 1970 thriller with Mr. Brown.
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TICK, TICK, TICK Another aspiration is for all four of us to watch "60 Minutes" on Sunday night.
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" In another voice message to the senator on the same day, DeRisi allegedly said, "tick-tock, tick-tock, tick-tock.
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That's the last play of the cards for Tite, who hears the tick, tick, tick that we all hear now.
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He was very tall, incredibly smart and hilarious (tick, tick, tick) and we bonded over our love of emo bands.
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Tick, Tick, Tick The sound of the clock sitting on my bedside table is the only sound present in the room.
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Although an invasive tick like the longhorned tick should be controlled and eradicated when possible, New Jersey already has a tick problem – and so this newcomer tick is not a cause for more alarm.
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It's spread by the bloodsucking bite of three Ixodes species of tick in the U.S.—the black-legged or deer tick, the squirrel tick, and the groundhog tick; these ticks catch the virus from infected rodents.
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This writer, who has covered the tick beat for Nature and Scientific American and even started a tick Facebook group, "Tick Talk," tells why.
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Tick-tock tick-tock... Can't say anything else for 48 hours. pic.twitter.
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An earlier version of this article misstated when "Tick, Tick ... Boom!" opened.
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Instead of the usual comforting double tick, there was just one lonesome tick.
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A short pendulum would result in a more rapid tick-tock, tick-tock.
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The blacklegged tick, also called the deer tick, is expanding its territory, too.
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"DNA extracted from a tick will contain both the DNA of the tick plus the DNA of the pathogens in the tick, or the DNA of the blood of the animal that was the last host of the tick," Beati says.
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In this case, it's the egg plot from season four's "Tick, Tick, Tick, Boom!" only now there are pickles stinking up Stars Hollow instead of rotten eggs.
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In the courtyard, Nadia feels like she's being watched, and she could swear there's a device in her chest, some sort of mechanism, going tick-tick-tick.
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There, an empty chair waits, and a timer tick-tick-ticks the moments away.
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"We were in a tick-for-tick market with oil in 2015," Cramer said.
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I'm sure everyone's read about it, but let's go through them tick by tick.
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The two traded tick-for-tick for many years leading up to the election.
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A tick species new to the U.S., called the longhorned tick or Haemaphysalis longicornisa.
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Tularemia is an infection caused by the highly contagious Francisella tularensis bacterium, which can be spread to humans from the dog tick, wood tick, or lone star tick.
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It is one reason that nearby crossing signals go "tick-tick-tick," and "wait-wait-wait," and that there are more service dogs than on the average block.
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The deer tick, also known as the black-legged tick, is a common summer nuisance.
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And in 2014, New York City Center produced a stage reading of tick, tick … Boom!
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Tick (What if-), Tick (Why did-), Tick (When will-) The endless chatter of possibilities and regrets continued to overlap each other and become more tangled as the hours slipped by.
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I wondered if, with track three, "The Clock" — and its tick, tick, tick — coupled with the first line of "The Sounds of Silence," insomnia was something you'd been thinking about.
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The tick is called the longhorned or bush tick, and its scientific name is Haemaphysalis longicornis.
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The things that would tick off Arnie would be the things that would tick off Bert.
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In contrast to most tick species, a single female Asian longhorned tick can reproduce without mating.
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Can it force us to connect our distant past with our distant future, tick by tick?
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It's so much more convenient when you open up your phone, you see the Booking app, they just to have to tick, tick, tick and it's done and it's easier, frictionless.
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You should also consider the Adams Plus Flea & Tick Shampoo with Precor, the Vet's Best Natural Flea and Tick Spray, the Seresto Flea and Tick Collar, and the Novartis Capstar Flea Tablets.
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You should also consider the Adams Plus Flea & Tick Shampoo with Precor, the Vet's Best Natural Flea and Tick Spray, the Seresto Flea and Tick Collar, and the Novartis Capstar Flea Tablets.
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"These findings really stress the importance of tick avoidance and precautions to prevent tick bites," he said.
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This movement results in closer contact with tick-carrying deer, which subsequently increases the chance for tick bites.
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We saw our ratings declining tick by tick over the last three or four years of the show.
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The Tick stars Peter Serafinowicz as The Tick and Griffin Newman as his nerdy accountant sidekick Arthur Everest.
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Quant investing exploded once technology advanced to provide tick-by-tick price data and intense performance-attribution studies.
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I hear them ticking away like a clock, tick-tock, tick-tock, and I'm certain you hear mine.
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Warmer winters have led to an increased tick population, so experts predict rising tick-borne infections of many types.
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But, Bennett says, research does suggest that tick populations and tick-borne diseases in general are on the rise.
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These are spread to humans by either mites or ticks — specifically, the Gulf Coast tick and Pacific Coast tick.
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So far, the tick most associated with red meat allergy in the U.S. has been the Lone Star tick.
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Unfortunately, pet owners sometimes don't find a tick bite until a tick-borne disease starts to affect their pet.
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"All it is is one tick in the win column and one tick in the loss column," he said.
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Along with taxonomy, scientists and students work on gaining a better understanding of tick biology and tick-borne diseases.
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If you have an open wound, whether from the tick bite or not, the tick juice might infect you.
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The tick was tested and identified as Dermacentor variabilis: a dog tick, commonly found in parts of the United States.
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The Tick — a co-production with Sony Pictures Television — follows the costumed Tick in a spoof of comic book superheroes.
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The clock might tick only once for two seconds, or it might not tick at all for a single second.
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A related tick, the Western black-legged tick, can be found in the Pacific and Western regions of the country.
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However, the CDC also notes that the symptoms of tick paralysis usually subside within 24 hours of removing the tick.
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"The Aussie dollar is following the yuan lower tick by tick today," said Ray Attrill, head of currency strategy at NAB.
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It is spread to humans through the bite of an infected black-legged (deer) tick, the same tick that spreads Lyme disease.
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The tick clutching the feather was easier to identify because its features matched up with another ancient tick discovered in Burmese amber.
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The New York Times reports that the longhorned tick is the first new tick species to arrive in America in 50 years.
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Although tick-borne pathogens are generally tick specific, the fact that this tick has been associated with Anaplasma phagocytophilum and Powassan virus, which are present in New Jersey, raises the question of whether they can acquire and transmit these diseases locally.
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Scientists have long debated where the alpha-gal in the tick originates: Does it come from the blood a tick sucks from other mammals and then regurgitates as it feeds on people, or does it come from the tick itself?
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Called Cornupalpatum burmanicum, it's an extinct member of the same family as the blacklegged tick, or deer tick, that spreads Lyme disease today.
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A trip through tick world The national tick collection is part of the Smithsonian Institution and is the world's largest, by every account.
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So she readies a tick kit that includes special tweezers and small plastic tubes to keep the tick for lab diagnosis if necessary.
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A doctor in Denver, Colorado recently called tick biologist Nathan Nieto to say that he found a lone star tick feeding on a patient.
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Do tick checks, and if you do pull a tick off of you, you may be able to take a preventive dose of antibiotics.
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" The five-person cast will include Nick Blaemire and George Salazar, who recently starred together in an Off Broadway production of "Tick, Tick…Boom!
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"The calls about lone star tick bites are increasing in number, even overtaking the blacklegged tick," which is native to the Northeast, she said.
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" The Jonathan Larson musical that Seller saw workshopped that night a quarter-century ago was "Boho Days," which was later produced as "Tick, Tick ... Boom!
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So Axios' Justin Green took all these, it was a Friday night, Saturday morning, he took and made a tick-tock of a tick-tock.
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For example, if a stock trades at $1 in one tick then rises to $1.02 in the following tick, then an investor can short it.
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There are ways you can protect yourself, your kids and your pets getting tick-borne diseases -- most importantly, "doing your nightly tick checks," Handel said.
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If you do find a tick on your body or on the body of an animal under your care, and believe it could be a Asian longhorned tick, it is best to remove the tick as quickly as possible, put the tick in a Ziploc bag with rubbing alcohol, contact your state agriculture department and seek medical advice from a doctor and/or veterinarian.
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Once the tick attaches and starts feeding, the bacteria have to undergo maturation within the tick before transmission is possible, so it takes at least 36 hours from the time an infected tick bites until Lyme disease can be transmitted, which is why people are told not to worry about Lyme if they find and remove a tick soon after a child has been outside.
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Powassan virus, which can cause a potentially life-threatening infection, is transmitted by three types of infected tick, including the deer tick that transmits Lyme disease.
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What's more, they're not even sure if the spider wanted to eat the tick, or how the immobilized tick came into contact with the tree resin.
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"The best thing people can do if they're worried about Powassan or any other tick-borne virus is to prevent against all tick bites," Pastula said.
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Thus far, although we summer in tick country, Max-II has remained free of Lyme with the aid of a yearly vaccine and monthly tick preventive.
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The tick-tick-tick I can feel when I, say, rotate the dials in the Timer app is pleasing in an intangible but very real way, one of a thousand tiny details that Apple has engineered and perfected specifically to trigger a mental reward in my brain.
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The trick is to align the tick marks on the rear hub with the opposing tick mark on the chain-guard before giving the pin a kick.
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TICK EXAM By 7:30, we take the boys up to an empty room, do a tick check, change them into their PJs and brush their teeth.
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She said it's not known whether the children contracted the disease from the tick bite they got at camp or from a previous tick bite at home.
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Earlier research by the CDC has shown that permethrin-treated clothing was effective at warding off the black-legged tick (Ixodes scapularis), which is the species most responsible for spreading Lyme disease in the US. In the new study, however, they tested whether it could defend against the black-legged tick as well as two other species, the lone star tick (Amblyomma americanum) and the American dog tick (Dermacentor variabilis), which cause less-common diseases in people, such as southern tick-associated rash illness (STARI) and Rocky Mountain spotted fever, respectively.
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Though a terrible episode for the tick, this was a great discovery for scientists; it&aposs the oldest example of a preserved tick in the fossil record and the only known fossil of a tick specimen that was caught by a spider, researchers reported in a new study.
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An underside view of an adult female Haemaphysalis longicornis tick Photo: James Gathany (CDC)A disease-carrying, newly invasive tick to the United States, the Asian longhorned tick, is poised to spread across much of North America, suggests a new study published Thursday in the Journal of Medical Entomology.
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In a Wired article headlined, "We Have No Idea How Bad the US Tick Problem Is," Megan Molteni argues that "protective clothing, repellants, and daily partner tick-checks" are "better than nothing" at preventing the spread of tick-borne illnesses like Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever.
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Cameron says the most important thing is to perform a tick check after your child is outdoors, and to remove a tick as soon as you see one.
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" When the song was released, Ms. Gauthier had to call the F.B.I. because trolls were sending her pictures of beheadings with captions that read, "Tick-tock, tick-tock.
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Removing a tick within 24 hours cuts your risk of developing Lyme disease because it takes time for the bacteria to move from the tick to the host.
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Pet owners should be aware that the tick still managed to attach to Ollie despite the fact that he was wearing a tick collar during that fateful outdoor adventure.
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Only 18 percent and 2 percent of American dog tick adult females and lone star tick adult females were affected by the clothing after one minute of exposure, respectively.
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The longhorned tick has been rarely spotted in the U.S. before, but these appeared to be isolated cases brought over from animals in countries where the tick was endemic.
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The baby's parents reported that he had been bitten by a tick about two weeks earlier and estimated that the tick bad been attached for less than three hours.
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Removing a burrowed tick is a more delicate process; if done incorrectly, the head and mouth parts of the tick can be left behind, which can lead to infection.
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A similar period of virtual tick-for-tick inverse correlation has unfolded since September 2012 between the S&P 500 index (incorrigible enthusiasm) and gold shares (left for dead).
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We always want to know what makes a president tick; that you tick more loudly than any we've experienced before only makes you more interesting and challenging to cover.
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"Tick, Tick…Boom!" revived by the Keen Company in an affectionate, emotionally slight production, is a youthful work by a musical theater composer who never got to grow old.
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Certain activities, like high-frequency trading, process market information tick by tick and seek to profit from making numerous trades and holding positions for matters of hours or minutes.
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While only about 3 percent of tick bites result in a Lyme disease infection, the longer a tick bite goes unnoticed or untreated, the easier it is to contract.
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The blood cells (Image: George Poinar Jr)Poinar also found parasites inside the tick called piroplasms, which are still responsible for the tick-borne, blood cell-infecting disease babesiosis today.
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Poinar has reason to believe that the tick came from monkeys grooming each other thanks to puncture marks on the tick indicating to him that something had picked it off.
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And new tick-borne pathogens are emerging at a troubling clip; since 2004, seven new viruses and bugs transmitted through tick bite have shown up in humans in the US.
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Livestock producers and pet owners should work with their veterinarians to maintain regular tick prevention and report any unknown tick species to their local department of agriculture, the CDC advises.
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"The Tick" is the newest reboot in the cult "Tick" franchise — first a comic book, then an animated series, then a live-action series and now another live-action series.
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Those relationships are more fully realized in "Rent," of course, and just as it's impossible to avoid reading "Tick, Tick…Boom!" autobiographically, it's also impossible not to read it retrospectively.
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What happened was "Rent," a musical whose blend of rock and romance and realism has proved so influential that a predecessor like "Tick, Tick…Boom!" now feels a little passé.
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You should also consider the Seresto Flea & Tick Collar, the Natural Chemistry De Flea Pet Shampoo, the Vet's Best Natural Flea & Tick Spray, and the Novartis Capstar Flea Control Tablets.
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You should also consider the Seresto Flea & Tick Collar, the Natural Chemistry De Flea Pet Shampoo, the Vet's Best Natural Flea & Tick Spray, and the Novartis Capstar Flea Control Tablets.
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For the first time in 50 years, a new tick species has arrived in the U.S. The Asian long-horned tick, Haemaphysalis longicornis, is spreading rapidly along the Eastern Seaboard.
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"One of the outstanding questions in the field is what is it about the tick bite, or the tick itself, that induces an immune response to alpha-gal," Erickson said.
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If you do find a tick lodged in your skin, use a pair of fine-point tweezers to carefully pull the tick out without detaching its body from its head.
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Protecting your kids and pets from tick bites Children have a higher risk of getting Lyme and other tick-borne diseases because they tend to be more exposed to them.
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And who is his pal, who looks like a beefed-up version of The Tick (remember The Tick?), with arm accessories straight out of Baraka's Slice 'n' Dice Discount Superstore?
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The Kaby Lake processors are a second "tock" in Intel's tick-tock strategy The Kaby Lake processors will be Intel's third 14nm chips to hit the market, marking a disruption to the company's usual tick-tock pattern of chip release — the tick being the shrinking of the manufacturing process, the tock being optimization.
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What used to make me tick is not necessarily making me tick anymore … The most challenging thing right now is trying to find what it is that makes my heart sing.
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Anaplasmosis is similar to ehrlichiosis, but it is caused by a different type of bacteria and spread to humans by the black-legged (deer) tick and the western black-legged tick.
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A report from the Japanese newspaper Nikkei (that we found via 22012to20173Mac), suggests that Apple is moving from a "tick-tock" two year refresh cycle to a "tick-tock-tock" cycle.
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Though no one can say how many infections will occur this year, warmer winters have led to an increased tick population, so experts predict rising tick-borne infections of many types.
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Preventive medicine should be given to any pet who spends time outdoors, including cats, and should be paired with daily tick checks to keep tick bites from becoming a medical emergency.
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John Katko has also proposed a house bill to develop the Tick Identification Pilot Program Act of 2017, focused on addressing gaps in tick-borne illness education in highly affected states.
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That left her "free" and ready to break her silence on Twitter: As for me... I am just waiting to be free... tick tock...tick tock... is it 5 o'clock yet?
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My tick had secretly buried itself at the back of my head, creating a chronically weeping lesion, a tick bite granuloma, that a year later would have to be surgically removed.
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Basically, Apple may switch to a tick-tock-tock release cycle instead of the usual tick-tock cycle, meaning a new redesign won't come every two years, but every three years.
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" ("Tick" meant thrust the pelvis.) "Five, six, seven, eight.
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Larson first performed "Tick Tick … Boom!" as a solo show in 1990, and after larson's death, playwright David Auburn adapted it into a three-actor musical that debuted Off Broadway in 2001.
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If you do find a tick on your skin holding on for dear life, use a pair of fine-tipped tweezers to grab the tick as close to the skin as possible.
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Symptoms of tick-borne illness often look like the flu or other sicknesses, so unless a doctor asks about a tick bite, a patient might not receive the right treatment, Rich said.
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BRONX PARK FLOODED WITH NEEDLES DESPITE SYRINGE DISPOSAL BOXES The mother of the girl gave the tick to a neighbor, Gloria Kim, who gives lectures on tick prevention, according to the report.
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In journalism, we refer to a post-mortem narrative as a "tick tock," and there have already been some juicy tick tocks written on the collapse of the Republican health care bill.
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Instead of just surveilling the diseases ticks cause, as the report suggests, he hopes governments will invest in more tick research and create a surveillance program for this tick and for others.
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In places where the lone star tick is gaining prevalence, doctors also are seeing an increase in cases of alpha-gal syndrome, a strange allergy to red meat induced by tick bites.
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While it's unlikely that you'll find a tick (or five) in a lemon poppyseed muffin this summer, the CDC did share important info about avoiding tick bites, which can lead to lyme disease.
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Prater's tick-in-the-eye isn't even the first reported: an eye doctor recounted yanking a live tick out of a man's eye in a 2011 report from the American Academy of Ophthalmology.
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" TICKS HATE A PESTICIDE THAT MIMICS CHRYSANTHEMUMS In addition to Eastern Asia, the tick is also a threat to livestock in Australia and New Zealand, where it is known as a "bush tick.
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Kim sent the tick to Ticknology, a lab in Colorado, where CEO Heather Szerlong said she had never seen a tick like it before and sent it on to Rutgers for final identification.
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But a report from Bloomberg News, which provides the tick-by-tick on how talks ultimately broke down, gives us a great detail on just how tedious the meeting got as talks disintegrated.
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"Tick, Tick … Boom!" is set in the SoHo neighborhood of New York City in 1990, and is centered on a songwriter named Jonathan who is struggling to write the next great American musical.
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You can then tick a box in an Excel spreadsheet.
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The tick has been placed in one that is white.
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Click it, tick all the boxes, then select Remove files.
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Finally, tap the blue tick button to save your reminder.
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What kind of reactions were you getting from "Dat $tick"?
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The further back we go, the rarer tick fossils become.
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It is easy to tick off some of the pitfalls.
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As of Sunday, the Tick Fire was 70 percent contained.
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Imagine learning what makes villain tick beyond the latest McGuffin.
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Follow our latest updates on the Kincade and Tick fires.
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The reason for Ollie's sickness had been found: a tick.
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Read on to discover what makes your sister's sign tick.
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Tick. Climate researchers drilling cores deep into the Antarctic icecap?
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Because it usually comes with some incredible tick, you know?..
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Click here to view original GIFWhat makes a watch tick?
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Norm Nelson is interested in what makes the oceans tick.
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Image: George Poinar Jr. A tick sucks some monkey blood.
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Scientists discover the cells inside the tick in the amber.
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The license is good for 90 days, so ... tick tock.
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It provides the exact speed at which our clocks tick.
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On WhatsApp, this is signified by a blue tick mark.
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For starters, it's the thing that makes Google itself tick.
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"We still see that continue to tick higher," Smith said.
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We wanted to figure out what made these characters tick.
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The economy is starting to tick up a little bit.
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We'll see a bit more about what makes them tick.
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You could tick and untick options depending on your needs.
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Soon, we may understand just what makes our universe tick.
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But no risk is so ominous as the humble tick.
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"That would tick me off a little bit," she replies.
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Slone had ehrlichiosis, a bacterial infection from a tick bite.
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The University of Massachusetts is ground zero for tick research.
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And, frankly, we wanted to understand what makes him tick.
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Phillips said inflation could tick up slightly as a result.
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At this juncture, I don't know what makes Trump tick.
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But that thing next to it is a freaking tick!!!
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Women aren't the only ones feeling the tick of time.
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Tick, Tock, as the exhibition title suggests — time marches on.
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In fact, tick DNA is a gold mine of information.
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If we threaten people, how will they tick for us?
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WhatsApp also gives us the eloquent double blue tick system.
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Understandably, not all TinyLetter writers choose to tick this box.
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The tick has been spotted as far north as Maine.
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Stick around for both for the full Deer Tick experience.bowerypresents.
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I don't want to do a tick check every night.
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We'd rather not tick off items from your shopping list.
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You sound like someone who wants to tick people off.
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Whenever he tacks to the middle, his numbers tick up.
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This is one guy you should never, ever tick off.
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Understand large enterprise organizational management — what makes large organizations tick.
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So what made him tick, for better and for worse?
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Inflation could tick up with the surge in gasoline prices.
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Experts say crime tends to tick up during warm weather.
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THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DID TICK UP. IT IS NOW 200%.
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This amount will tick up to $11.58 million in 2020.
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But as much as Ball, Leaf makes U.C.L.A's offense tick.
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The numbers are stunning, and they continue to tick upward.
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It's definitely one of the boxes you want to tick.
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Unfortunately, pluralism and tolerance are precisely what makes diplomacy tick.
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Tick Segerblom in an interview with VICE News in August.
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As for those in the middle, who might be curious but not as fully invested, it's worth hanging around, for now, to see where "Watchmen" is heading, as the show tick, tick, ticks onward.
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But with the tick population exploding, and tick-borne diseases increasing, especially in the Northeast and the Great Lakes region, the number of Powassan cases rose to 21 in 2016 and 33 in 2017.
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In an effort to make parents more aware of tick dangers, an Ohio mother is sharing the frightening experience of her 5-year-old daughter who was nearly paralyzed by a tick-related illness.
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Exposing the tick to fire or drowning it in alcohol could make it regurgitate into your body, according to the Michigan State University College of Human Medicine, so stick to a tick removal tool.
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Since 2016, under the direction of Ostfeld and his wife, Felicia Keesing, the Tick Project has deployed field-workers to test two novel treatments on tick populations in twenty-four neighborhoods in Dutchess County.
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Not to be outdone, Amazon has built a nearby pavilion dedicated to "The Tick," a superhero action comedy, complete with fully constructed buildings from the series and a 20-foot-tall animatronic Tick head.
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The tick clinging to the feather was identified as a hard-shelled tick similar to the most common variety of ticks found today, but the feather couldn't be nailed down with that level of accuracy.
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Blue, by Loveflutter, has launched a new version of their existing dating app that only allows Twitter users with that little blue tick to search for love, and only amongst their fellow blue-tick holders.
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Lastly, they introduced saliva from four species of tick, the Lone Star, deer, Gulf Coast and American dog tick; the saliva samples were from ticks that had and hadn't fed on blood containing alpha-gal.
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Factors driving some tick-borne diseases include people moving into forested areas where disease-carrying ticks reside, as well as rising temperatures that allow ticks to migrate farther north and that extend the tick season.
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Stripping the space of anything gendered is a poor solution, says Suzanne Tick, who has written about gender identity in design and who creates textiles and floor coverings at her New York firm, Tick Studio.
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If you find a tick on your pet, remove it immediately.
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Inside the amber, the tick was swaddled in masses of filaments.
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As Belluz explained, prevention efforts currently focus on avoiding tick bites.
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Quartz movements seem to tick across the watch face every second.
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Go to View and then tick off the Use Stacks option.
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How do Lone Star tick bites result in a meat allergy?
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The Cayenne tick, Amblyomma cajennense, can spread Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever.
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There's a few things that are really worrying about this tick.
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Rochlin's model of where the longhorned tick could soon call home.
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"I picked up a couple of tick-tack fouls," he said.
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It is a relief from the constant tick of my anxiety.
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Yet we are never allowed to understand what makes him tick.
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Sea lions fanatics everywhere want to know: What makes them tick?
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"Tick tock," Joerg Sprave says in a video addressed to YouTube.
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The Forum is programmed to tick like the best Swiss watch.
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That means they "tick" faster and are more stable over time.
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She was found to have a tick-borne virus in 221.
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Online, Hannity has become infamous for his innumerable "tick tock" teases.
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The stock is down just a tick, but that's about it.
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Tick (erased when America regained its lead, but watch this space).
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Any tiny tick up in rates is just met by demand.
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Other tick-borne illnesses, such as Lyme disease, are also climbing.
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Trump unfiltered offers a closer insight into what makes him tick.
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Look at all the reboots Let's tick them off shall we?
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It's a revealing look at what makes Israeli politics tick today.
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They had begun to tick back up, reaching $28.6bn in 2017.
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There was a little bit of a tick up in participation.
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"Tick-tock, the clock is ticking," Sprave said in the video.
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Patla's task: watching clocks tick, ad nauseum, for over 14 years.
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Economists were expecting the unemployment rate to tick up to 7.2%.
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Within 24 hours of removing the tick, the paralysis typically subsides.
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Analysts had expected only a slight tick up to 5.5 percent.
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Tick Segerblom was one of the first to make a purchase.
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What makes companies like Microsoft, AT&T, Philips, and Cisco tick?
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Here's a simple guide to all things tick: What are ticks?
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The CDC provides advice on how best to remove a tick.
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It was an opportunity to finally explore what makes her tick.
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These cases trace back to at least six additional tick species.
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The core measure is expected to tick down to 1.7 percent.
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LOS ANGELES — The Tick is coming to Amazon, Mashable has confirmed.
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Tick. Ability to be president immediately should something happen to Trump?
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He is a little more careful to avoid getting tick bites.
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Warming temperatures have led to outbreaks of tick-borne Lyme disease.
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The average NFL career is just a tick over 3 years.
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In one tick, you can find hundreds and hundreds of bacteria.
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What exactly makes a vibrator tick (or throb, buzz, or hum)?
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The secret to that is knowing exactly what makes us tick.
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Tick Segerblom (D), the chairman of the state Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Mr. Campbell We have five tick boxes: are we having fun?
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"The more boxes you can tick, the better," Ms. Pumo said.
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He took it upon himself to learn what makes them tick.
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How the tick bite triggers this allergy is not yet known.
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Economists expect sales to tick up after four months of declines.
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" One of his patients, Art, told Tick, "My soul has fled.
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So the AUMF remains in place and the years tick on.
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Rabbi Allison Tick Brill officiated at the New-York Historical Society.
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When the ball was reset, the clock began to tick again.
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It's expected to tick up just 226 percentage points in 210.
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This could indicate the stock price is about to tick higher.
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But staying true to your character and what makes you tick.
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Smiling is what makes so many of us early retirees tick.
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The law has seen its popularity in polls tick up recently.
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But people here tick off more things they know Carlos for.
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Even so, the number of cases has continued to tick upward.
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You don't know where you're going to pick up a tick.
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But the book doesn't really have registers beyond tick and tock.
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"See U soon tick tock 4," said one tweet to Holder.
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Previously, Apple has upgraded the iPhone on a "tick-tock" cycle.
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This is geopolitical analysis by way of grade-school math: If the United States, with a gross domestic product of $18.6 trillion, continues to grow at its current sub-2 percent rate a year, and China, with a G.D.P. of $11.2 trillion, grows at its plus-20083 percent rate, then China will overtake us in about a decade. Tick-tick-tick.
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Alternatively if the spider chose not to eat the tick, and if the spider lived on a tree above a resin ooze, it could have dropped the discarded tick onto the resin where it became engulfed.
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What to watch: Ostfeld co-leads the Tick Project, an ongoing 5-year study looking at whether a fungus that kills ticks can be used to control and reduce cases of tick-borne disease in neighborhoods.
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"[We're] not sure if the tick is causing the disease because of an infectious organism or not, but we have made the association with tick bites," he said, adding that the tick's saliva could be a factor.
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We went hunting for a tick that could kill you We went hunting for a tick that could kill you For many people, summer means vacationing in the outdoors, swimming in lakes, and hiking in the woods.
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To prevent the Asian longhorned tick or any other kind of tick from affecting you, the CDC recommends using approved insecticides, checking for ticks regularly, showering after being outdoors and treating outdoor gear with 0.5 percent permethrin.
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Edlund's Tick was the best superhero send-up comic series since the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles but, like the Turtles themselves, the Tick didn't really come into his own until he got his own TV show.
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Read more: A mother is warning others about life-threatening tick bites after her 2-year-old was hospitalized: 'He wailed because it hurt so badly to be touched'After numbing Prater's eye, the doctor removed the tick.
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So it's entirely possible, he said, that changes in its microbiome could, by increasing the amount of alpha-gal humans are exposed to in tick bites, make the lone-star tick more likely to induce meat allergy.
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And the clock will continue to tick while their disputes play out.
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But was the tick wrapped up to become the spider&aposs dinner?
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Waldman attempted to remove the tick, but the embedded arachnid wouldn't budge.
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And they all have one thing in common: the lone star tick.
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And this tick is potentially capable of causing even more frightening illnesses.
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Tick marks show the number of migrants (inflows and outflows) in thousands.
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When the tick bites a human, it passes along the alpha-gal.
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Illustration by Gabriel Tick Michael Penn II is a writer and rapper.
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He's got a little bit of a tick maybe or a twitch.
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Of course, this is only the latest bit of bad tick news.
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Certain species of tick are to blame for the disease as well.
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Cooking in World of Warcraft involves watching a progress bar tick down.
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The Tick Fire in Los Angeles, covering 4,615 acres was 23% contained.
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Satellite images pinpoint the Getty and Tick fires and affected areas nearby.
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Even the meta-voiceover narration gimmick has been done in The Tick.
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And in the US, the risk of tick-borne infections is increasing.
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Surging oil prices helped net crude exported Colombia's peso tick marginally higher.
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Speeches ensue, arms are twisted, friendships tested, and hours can tick by.
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Have you ever wondered what, exactly, goes into making the evening tick?
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U.S. TREASURY YIELDS TICK LOWER AFTER U.S. RETAIL SALES FOR APRIL DROP
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She also recommended saving the tick so doctors can do additional testing.
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In the afternoon of Asian trading hours, prices continued to tick upward.
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The last stitch Seconds tick off into minutes, which turn into hours.
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The fares tick up as the night wears on: $13.50, $8.80, $16.74.
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"I wanted to try and tick so many boxes," Ms Hobbs says.
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" Twenty minutes tick by and I was like, "I need to pee.
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Seriously, in 54 seconds this clip manages to tick all the boxes.
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I have changed my account name and therefore lost my blue tick.
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Bloomberg offered an excellent tick-tock with details on the shocking collapse.
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Here's my name and official-looking tick for proof: I'm official, baby!!!
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Compelling them to tick boxes would be better than nothing, he thinks.
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Tick the two Hide... options at the foot of the dialog box.
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The doctor then numbed Prater's eye and extracted the tick using tweezers.
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And Lyme disease accounts for 82 percent of all tick-borne cases.
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One of the easiest preventive strategies, says Zemel, is regular tick checks.
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Those that can tick their minds over and persevere against all odds.
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This intimacy has afforded him some insight into what makes Dick tick.
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That tick, tock sound you hear is the clock ticking for him.
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How can such a thing be, what makes someone like that tick?
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The exotic Asian longhorned tick has been found in 11 states now.
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Combi gained a unique insight into what makes the Snapchat generation tick.
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That's a tick down from the poll's 85033-51 split in March.
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The figure was one tick down from a preliminary reading of 56.8.
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And the machine can tick a lot better if certain things happened.
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With each thing I mentally tick off, the better the day seems.
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It's a slight tick downward from the year-ago ratio of 1.28.
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Some tick bites can cause people to become allergic to red meat.
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Pareene, like many others before, seeks to unearth what makes McConnell tick.
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But she's not going to tick people off for not doing it.
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This piece explains a key aspect of what makes bitcoin's economy tick.
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What makes Severed tick, what makes it memorable, is the striking combat.
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Many people never get a rash, and can't recall a tick bite.
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Scientists can then analyze the winners to see what makes them tick.
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If you see a tick, pluck it off your skin with tweezers.
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He thought that the patient most likely had a tick-borne infection.
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I got into journaling because I'm interested in what makes people tick.
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"I wanted to see what made this company tick," she later wrote.
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Plus, it won't interfere with your dog's topical flea and tick treatments.
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For more information, consult the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station Tick Management Handbook.
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Blood tests showed no signs of the most common tick-borne diseases.
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The TREBLAB X2 Bluetooth Earbuds seem to tick all the right boxes.
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The Asian tick infests host animals in dense clusters of numerous ticks.
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So I've opted for two dresses, so I can tick both boxes!
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He had also been bitten by a tick in a London park.
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When it comes to more specific measures, the numbers tick up further.
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It turned out to be a piece of dirt, not a tick.
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That was a tick above the RBI's medium-term target of 4%.
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The arachnid was actually a guy named Jeff wearing a tick costume.
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And we're both on a bipartisan tick advisory committee for our assemblyperson.
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Ms Long-Bailey and Ms Rayner both tick all the right boxes.
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Even before Mr Bolsonaro, deforestation began to tick up (see chart 1).
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Alpha-gal is a sugar molecule carried by the lone star tick.
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If Kuo is accurate, Apple might be ditching the "tick-tock" cycle.
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People committing suicide on the train tracks really do tick me off.
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The familial relationships between the X-Men are what make them tick.
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"Tick tock, Mr. Wick," he says, an evil gleam in his eye.
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It's like curators want to tick all the boxes of political correctness.
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Let us think about this for a moment: What makes him tick?
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Dogs bitten by an infected tick can also contract Lyme disease, so it's important to check them for ticks and tick bites when they come inside, as only 5-10% of them show symptoms (lameness and joint stiffness).
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In the U.S., the leading culprit has been the Lone Star tick, which is common throughout the eastern, southeastern and south-central states, but other tick species in other countries have been linked to the allergy as well.
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Although tick-borne illnesses are rare for newborns, doctors should consider them if they meet an infant who has a fever, an unusual rash or other signs of infection and lives in a tick-endemic area, Handel said.
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The report noted that, since 2004, there have been nine vector-borne pathogens newly identified as concerns among humans in the US: the tick-borne viruses Heartland and Bourbon; Lyme disease-causing Borrelia miyamotoi and Borrelia mayonii bacteria; two new tick-borne spotted fever species, Rickettsia parkeri and Rickettsia 364D; a newly recognized tick-borne Ehrlichia species; and the mosquito-borne viruses chikungunya and Zika.
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Native to East and Central Asia, the tick was thought to have been found for the first time in the U.S. after it was located on a farm in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, in November, but the U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Veterinary Services Laboratory recently confirmed a tick taken from a dog in Union County, New Jersey, in 2013 also was a longhorned tick.
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VICE News accompanied Dr. Rafal Tokarz, an Associate Research Scientist at Columbia University's Center for Immunity and Infection, who studies the effects of tick-borne pathogens on human, as he collected ticks for his research on tick-borne pathogens.
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Yet while its subject's extraordinary work can tell us a lot about the way things are, the format blunts its value in answering that question or connecting those dots as the clock tick, tick, ticks from then to now.
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The Select TCS Tick Control System is a commercially available box researchers are deploying in field studies, and results suggest the box could control tick populations without the environmental and health concerns typically associated with covering areas in pesticides.
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A study published this month in the Journal of Medical Entomology showed tick numbers on several properties in New Jersey dropped by 97 percent in 2014, after two separate 9-week tick box treatments in the prior two years.
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Very similar to the rabbit rick, the bird tick and other native species, the Asian longhorned tick was "overlooked for quite a few years," said Machtinger, who believes that it may have been here since 2010 or even earlier.
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The tick-ticking of windmills pumping water is a metronome in the air.
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Amazon Studios has today announced that it has greenlit The Tick Season 2.
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They've got to tick off a load of boxes — Is it actually warm?
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Mason McNair, 5, broke out in a rash due to the tick bite.
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This silk-wrapped tick was entombed by sap, which eventually fossilized as amber.
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That&aposs what happened to a very unlucky tick 100 million years ago.
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The spider scurried over, swaddling the struggling tick in layers of confining silk.
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" "Obviously this is a positive step forward, it's one more box to tick.
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Pulling the tick straight out would cause pain and probably tear the membrane.
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Safety tips from the experts Beati offered several suggestions to prevent tick bites.
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How the wrapped tick came to be trapped in amber remains a mystery.
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I think that&aposs why the president&aposs numbers continue to tick up.
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Many are not aware because the tick-related allergy was only recently discovered.
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A tick grasping a dinosaur feather inside 33 million-year-old Burmese amber.
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I looked at my tick-tock and tried very hard not to panic.
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It's a uniquely human conundrum, which is what ultimately makes the series tick.
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EAMON JAVERS: So, let my tick through a couple of other topics here.
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Officials say Charlee was dehydrated and had tick bites but was otherwise unharmed.
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They create space where there was none, like a tick burrowing into skin.
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But this one was just a single tick over the line for me.
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The first option to tick off here is metal bracelet or leather strap?
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This tick-tock onward march of upgrades makes supporting older hardware a challenge.
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Mining stocks bucked the trend, helped along by a tick-up in commodities.
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VICE: How did you settle on how you wanted your Tick to sound?
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That would still mark a tick down from last year's 5.4 percent growth.
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The Joy-Con GripThe pair of controllers are what makes the system tick.
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It's like a nervous tick, one that I still find myself doing today.
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A chance to accelerate the slow tick of progress we've seen for decades.
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How to tick people off Step 1: Name a campus training program #StopWhitePeople2K16.
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Counterbalancing the up-tick in leverage is the maintenance of strong liquidity profiles.
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Driving the news: The increase in tick-borne illnesses moved New Jersey Rep.
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The Tick Fire, which started on Thursday, forced about 50,000 people to evacuate.
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But it was not a skin tag, it was actually a live tick!
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Here's the tick-tock breakdown of what you're seeing up above via ESA.
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They are nocturnal and shy, and thus rarely feature on tourists' tick-lists.
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And it looks like that dream is now a tick closer to reality.
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Beyond those areas, folks should be alert and diligent with tick bite precautions.
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This can be converted into a once-per-second tick that doesn't waver.
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As Paul McCartney is still alive, the clock hasn't begun to tick yet.
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Is there any other pop-culture figure who shares a similar, eponymous tick?
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Twitter had previously punished Yiannopoulos' provocations by removing his privileged blue-tick status.
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This tick also inhabits the Northeast, but "it's not very common," said Molaei.
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According to Fish, Lyme is the most common tick-borne disease by far.
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That's what's started to happen with another new tick-borne virus in Missouri.
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It's also been shown to replicate inside tick cell lines in the lab.
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Some yields did tick higher after the U.S. move on its debt ceiling.
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We're guessing they'll factor in what makes these candidates tick next time around.
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Part of my interest was also just discovering what makes these games tick.
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The doctor numbed Prater's eye and then used tweezers to remove the tick.
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Lyme and other tick-borne diseases are on the rise in our country.
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But with Deer Tick's sixth and seventh albums, the acoustic Deer Tick Vol.
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Slone thinks the tick bit her in her yard or her friend's yard.
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In other words, what makes the largest land animals of all time tick?
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ProsCons: Buy Adams Plus Flea & Tick Shampoo with Precor on Amazon for $9.79
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A tick-tight tie is the best one can say about the polls.
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The ski pass at least, he could tick off in Queenstown, New Zealand.
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Tick off everything on your Christmas list in the Amazon Black Friday Sale.
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It's not a welcoming introduction to those not well versed in Tick-ology.
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And so [you have] the verbal tick and the [hints of the] mouth.
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So much so, that she's had her account suspended, blue tick and all.
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Increases continue to be less, in pure benchmark percentages, on the tick years.
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While not labeled Amazon, the distinctive tick on the packaging is a giveaway.
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There's also the Wizard Watch, the dokiPal and the Tick Talk, among others.
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Platts-Mills still lacked definitive proof that a tick bite initiated the allergy.
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So these factors help tick and deer populations thrive when farms are reforested.
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I had a list of boxes to tick when I first met him.
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Inslee's Climate Mission agenda does not tick all the Green New Deal boxes.
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There's already been one [Crimean–Congo tick-borne hemorrhagic fever] case in Spain.
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But as sure as clocks tick, your plans in tactical RPGs fall apart.
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She is like a wood tick buried in the fur of a dog.
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The first long-horned tick was found last summer in western New Jersey.
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"I've become a connoisseur, unfortunately," Ms. Klein said, picking a tick off Mackey.
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Tick points out that most ancient cultures put returning soldiers through purification rituals.
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The Tick Outstanding Stunt Coordination for a Drama Series, Limited Series, or Movie
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Typically CPU makers like Intel operate on what's called a tick-tock timeline.
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The desire to figure out what makes Kanye West tick isn't anything new.
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The New York Department of Health website has a helpful tick-removal video.
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Even for a lighter bite, The Shawarma Guys tick all the right boxes.
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Let me just tick a couple of boxes, before we let you go.
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We learn what makes them tick, and we learn what makes them smile.
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We also review "The Tick," Amazon's take on the cult-favorite comics character.
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Just a check-box if they want to tick that they've done it.
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The number of new cases there continued to tick up hourly on Monday.
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But when I stopped writing, I could hear the tick of that clock.
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Jim Furyk, the 2003 champion, said the tick menace made him feel itchy.
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Huge, lolling tube worms and ghostly crabs tick along in the crushing dark.
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Pet owners can talk with their veterinarians about medications for preventing tick bites.
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But it's a ubiquitous box that we're asked to tick all the time.
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Users need to apply for the blue tick, explaining why they need one.
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That's up a tick from last month's 1.2 percent and 1.0 percent, respectively.
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Nacho Fries tick off two boxes for Taco Bell — menu innovation and value.
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Well, see if you can tick these skills and characteristics off your list.
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A doctor at Southampton Hospital recently pulled a tick off a woman's eyeball.
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This nervous tick may be a sign that she's interested in you romantically.
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KS: Minutes of our life just tick on by doing things like that.
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Local papers know what make their readers tick on a much deeper level.
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Tick bites can give people Lyme disease, red meat allergies, and other illnesses.
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"The Nike logo is protected with words like 'tick' to describe the image and you're hoping that someone will use the word 'tick' when they search to see if they're copying someone else accidentally," TrademarkVision COO Cameron Mitchell explained to Mashable.
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Wondercide Flea and Tick Spray For Cats and Dogs, $24.99, available at Amazon Wondercide, a safe and natural alternative to monthly chemical treatments, was conceived after the founder's dog got pesticide poisoning from a vet-subscribed flea and tick treatment.
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The Heartland virus is thought to be transmitted by the lone star tick, and it's usually found in parts of the Midwest and Southern US. States where the tick is most common, including Arkansas, Missouri, Indiana, Tennessee, Kentucky, and North Carolina.
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Even though I'm not convinced that Apple will actually move from a "tick-tock" to a "tick-tock-tock" design cycle for the iPhone, I do think there is an argument to be made to keep the existing design around longer.
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Intel has a biennial "tick-tock" strategy: in one year it will bring out a chip featuring smaller transistors ("tick"); the following year it tweaks that chip's design ("tock") and prepares to shrink the transistors again in the following year.
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The Entomological Society of America warned four years ago that the US needs comprehensive anti-tick strategies, but only a few states, such as New York in 2018 and Connecticut this year, have even created tick surveillance and control programs.
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"'Tick, Tick … Boom!' first entered my life in college when I was lucky enough to snag a seat at the Jane Street Theater in 2001," Mr. Miranda said in a statement, referring to the Off Broadway production, according to Deadline.
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Here are the best flea treatment and prevention products for dogs:Best flea control product overall: Frontline PlusBest flea shampoo for dogs: Adams Plus Flea & Tick Shampoo with PrecorBest flea spray for dogs: Vet's Best Natural Flea and Tick SprayBest flea collar for dogs: Seresto Flea and Tick CollarBest flea pills for dogs: Novartis Capstar Flea TabletsUpdated on 11/01/2019 by Lisa Sabatini: Updated prices, links, text, and formatting.
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"The sooner you get that tick off of your body, the better," he said.
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"It's a box that is a must-tick for any Indian soldier," he said.
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It follows superhero, the Tick, and his sidekick Arthur through half-hour long adventures.
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Switch to the Import tab and tick the box marked Share screenshots with Dropbox.
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The Tick, much like its electric blue protagonist, has an improbably miraculous survival story.
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The first six episodes of The Tick are currently available to stream on Amazon.
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Twitter has binary class system with proximity to power represented by 'blue tick' insignia.
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There's still lots to learn about our planet and what makes it tick.[iScience]
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So we try to find out a little more about what makes her tick.
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If you want to tick off a rhinoceros, try this: Drug the unsuspecting animal.
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On the other hand, it was good to see the participation rate tick higher.
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But the Tick Fire is just one of ten active wildfires burning in California.
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Imagine if you could tick 20 undiscovered worlds off your list before space lunchtime.
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That is just a tick under the 2150 million that the company was projecting.
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Firefighters walk toward the Tick fire as it burns in Canyon Country, Oct. 24.
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Do you feel we're getting closer to understanding what makes us "tick" at last?
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CMM: They create space where there was none, like a tick burrowing into skin.
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Bond yields continued to tick up, rebounding from lows hit earlier in the month.
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This tick is known to infest deer and a wide range of other hosts.
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And, the episodes likely points toward the key to understanding what makes Villanelle tick.
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U.S. crude production also continued to tick down, according to EIA's preliminary weekly data.
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Deer Tick are taking a new approach to their upcoming September 15 record release.
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They're the background noise in Ford's quest to understand what makes the murderers tick.
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The so-called Tick Size Pilot (TSP) has been mired in controversy for years.
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"The preparation is going well – I'm grafting and continuing to tick boxes," Farah said.
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Finding out what makes the rides tick, however, is a hell of an adventure.
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In addition to modeling, there are a few other things that make Adesuwa tick.
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Unfortunately this miniature version of Big Ben doesn't actually tick, tock, or keep time.
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Grammy winner Lady Gaga is about to tick another letter off the EGOT checklist.
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Following the sale, the yield on the reversed to tick higher, near 1.077 percent.
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On September 230, they will release two albums, the mostly acoustic Deer Tick Vol.
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Stilettos With A Tick This Is the Fair Trade Footwear You've Been Waiting For
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The search led physicists to atoms, which "tick" naturally thanks to their physical properties.
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Strontium 87's atoms tick at femtoseconds—that's 1 million billion times per second.
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Whatever humans get up to, the celestial clockwork will tick on with supreme indifference.
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Until someone comes up with an answer, that time bomb will continue to tick.
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From the home screen, go to Settings then System and tick Enable screen mirroring.
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Commonly known as a deer tick, Ixodes scapularis can also bite mice, Pastula explained.
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Goudarz Molaei runs the state of Connecticut's unique and long-running tick-testing program.
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The tick made a "little popping sound" as it was pulled out, he said.
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His head jerked an involuntary tick; he coughed and wondered what to do next.
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Clinton holds 30%, down a tick from the 34% she held before the caucuses.
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The box, is made by a small Connecticut company called Tick Box Technology Corporation.
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A surefire way to tick off fellow Bachelorette contestants if we've ever seen one.
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Ticks can pass on illnesses like Lyme disease (Lyme borreliosis) or tick-borne encephalitis.
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If you want to understand how people tick, who best to ask... a doctor?
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Analysts had expected manufacturing to tick up 0.3 percent, according to a Reuters poll.
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Do any of these make you tick up, do any hit the right note?
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"We have funded state health departments to begin efforts for tick surveillance," he says.
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There are several tick species in the United States, though three are most plentiful.
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But the CDC has yet to formally declare Bourbon virus a tick-borne disease.
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The tick higher in yields on Wednesday follows a fall in the previous session.
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"For decades, tick-borne diseases have increased at an alarming rate," the committee concluded.
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As technology companies lead stocks higher, investors are unpacking what makes the sector tick.
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It can be immensely satisfying to see your rewards tick up whenever you swipe.
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In Australia and New Zealand, the Asian longhorned tick has transmitted theileriosis to cattle.
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And, of course, always do a tick check once you're out of the woods.
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Frequent and thorough tick checks, however, can significantly reduce your chances of enjoying summer.
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They are assuming it's a tick the box exercise, which of course it isn't.
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And he's even got the tick of approval from the sources of inspiration themselves.
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Pros: Cons: Buy Adams Plus Flea & Tick Shampoo with Precor on Amazon for $9.79
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Pros: Cons: Buy Vet's Best Natural Flea and Tick Spray on Amazon for $10.49
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Tick-tock: Here's a quick timeline of Microsoft's changing attitude toward open source software.
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Nearby, 4,600 acres of the Santa Clarita Valley have burned in the Tick Fire.
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The paralysis typically subsides after the tick is removed, and the young girl recovered.
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Barnes is simply there, like a tick stuck fast to the winning racehorse's belly.
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For one way to really tick off Trump's base is to start arresting them.
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However, Amazon's The Tick is also the most grounded take on this story yet.
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It's a question at the core of all popular music: what makes people tick?
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That means the software that makes your phone tick is about to change — again.
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A summer tick bite had dropped Ms. Geahan to a low beyond her imagining.
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Heading toward a shelter in the Bronx, she watched the cab's meter tick upward.
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The tests indicated that she didn't have any of the usual tick-borne infections.
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The reasons behind the misinformation associated with tick-borne diseases are multifaceted and complex.
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Additionally, a vaccine was never intended to replace "personal protective measures" like tick checks.
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ElleH, Seattle RE: MEAT Moises Velasquez-Manoff wrote about a tick-borne meat allergy.
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I've had this allergy since 2010 after the worst tick bite of my life.
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If we had the choice, probably we would not want to tick that box.
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Understanding what makes them tick is as much Ron's mission as bringing them down.
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The Asian long-horned tick, Haemaphysalis longicornis, is spreading rapidly along the Eastern Seaboard.
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Vilchez thought about other tick-borne diseases that are not on the usual panel.
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I thought of women as tick marks on my conquest list, not as people.
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But if you tick all three boxes, it could well be worth thinking about.
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Lyme disease made family doctors begin to suspect tick bites in patients with fevers.
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The problem, though, is that it looks like those numbers may soon tick upward.
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The song, for one thing, would disappear with the last tick of the clock.
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Besides Lyme disease, at least 20 known medical conditions can result from tick bites.
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Tick identification is quite important for anyone with a serious interest in the outdoors.
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The family lives in a tick-endemic area, their home surrounded by tall grasses.
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Tick-borne diseases occur most frequently in the Northeast, mid-Atlantic and Upper Midwest.
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And when the Fed raises rates, all sorts of other expenses eventually tick up.
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Average hourly earnings tick up 0.3%, gaining pace from the 0.2% rate in October.
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The former idea misunderstands how markets work and the latter what makes people tick.
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This test subject, at least, saw his speed and reading comprehension tick up considerably.
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Qatar's benchmark index edged a tick higher after rebounding from four sessions of declines.
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The control group securities will be quoted and traded at their current tick size.
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Figure out what makes you tick, and choose goals consistent with those values.2.
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It opened a tick higher at 534.40, a level not seen since early May.
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The number of uninsured Americans will likely tick up from its current historic lows.
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Like many species of tick, the Asian longhorned tick can carry disease-causing pathogens, including bacteria that resemble those that cause Lyme disease in the U.S., the Powassan virus, and the parasite responsible for babesiosis, an infection that goes after red blood cells.
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"Ticks carry a number of infections including Lyme disease, so we are reminding people to be 'tick aware' and take tick precautions, particularly when visiting or working in areas with long grass such as woodlands, moorlands and parks," said Nick Phin of PHE.
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Nothing else — like culling deer or spraying lawns with tick-killing pesticide — has worked so far to stem the incidence of tick-borne disease, which is spreading in the Midwestern United States, in parts of Canada and at higher altitudes across Europe.
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But experts say the Northern United States may be in for a bad tick season this summer, raising concerns about Lyme and other scary tick-borne diseases, including the Powassan virus, which causes encephalitis and can leave people with permanent neurological damage.
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A.E.G.I.S. wants to restart the Flag Five, and invites The Tick and Arthur to audition.
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However, their international credibility is in tatters, and they tick too many bad boy boxes.
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The researchers identified the tick as belonging to the family of " hard ticks " called Ixodidae.
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A vaccine would provide a greater margin of error if a tick bite goes unnoticed.
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He understands what makes a character like this tick… He really serves the role well.
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Symptoms can begin as late as a month after a tick bite transmits the virus.
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A new year means new opportunities to tick off the destinations on your bucket list.
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A nymph longhorned tick, left, and an adult female, right, placed on an U.S. dime.
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Just last week, Pennsylvania became the latest state to report an Asian longhorned tick sighting.
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That ability to carry off an emotional turn is ultimately what makes the series tick.
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U.S. health officials say a record number of tick-borne diseases were reported last year.
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And in certain places leverage has not just continued to tick up but actually soared.
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Rochlin's model relies on existing data from countries where the tick has firmly established itself.
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The agency says tick-borne disease cases doubled in the US from 2004 to 2016.
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Lyme can be treated with antibiotics, and there are many ways to prevent tick bites.
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These days theatrical movies have to tick certain boxes, [or] they have to be tentpoles.
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Lyft can only tick two of those boxes — scooter and bike-sharing and self-driving.
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Firefighters attempt to save a home from the Tick fire in Canyon Country, Oct. 21.
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CDMRP research currently includes certain types of cancer, autism, tick-borne diseases, Alzheimer's and more.
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Firefighters hose down a burning house during the Tick fire near Santa Clarita, Oct. 25.
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The Powassan (POW) virus is a rare virus spread to humans from the deer tick.
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Enter a name for the profile and tick the box for a child, then continue.
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The L.A. County Fire Department estimated some 10,000 structures were threatened by the Tick Fire.
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Overnight, winds around the Tick Fire reached speeds of 60 miles per hour (100 kph).
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Deng, no liberal, seemed to accept some of the openness that makes Hong Kong tick.
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See, that was a nervous tick, to twirl and pull it off to one side.
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Stone recommended they use an ingestible tick prevention as well as the collar next time.
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"That might be the one tick paralysis case I experience in my career," she said.
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Tick-borne encephalitis (TBE) virus is an infection that causes no symptoms in most people.
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Accordingly, we'll be circling back with these awaitees as the months (and years) tick by.
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John McCauley of Deer Tick: I bring my X-Box with me, or my PS4.
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U.S. TREASURY YIELDS TICK UP AFTER $24 BLN 10-YEAR AUCTION MET WITH AVERAGE DEMAND
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You can now also tick a box when you log in to enable discreet mode.
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I'm not always the most outspoken individual when it comes to needing help. Tick. Tock.
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The seconds tick away on a giant electronic countdown clock located on the field's edge.
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Amazon is bringing back cult-favorite superhero satire The Tick for a brand-new series.
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Volume was down a tick, perhaps even less than maybe what a model -- through elasticities.
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Once you see a tick up in rates, the earnings are going to be affected.
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Steven Crowder is objectively a homophobic dirtbag with the intellectual range of a deer tick.
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Mystery RNA viruses weren't spreading by tick bite around America's heartland, killing farmers and ranchers.
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Screenshot: GizmodoThe tick boxes at the bottom give you even more options to play with.
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Harris took the stage and began to tick through a presentation by way of introduction.
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Health officials are cautioning that 2017 could bring the worst tick season in recent memory.
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But some software concept videos tick all the right boxes, like this one from MacStories.
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As the months tick down ahead of 2020, lawmakers are simply running out of time.
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Last summer, in a town just outside New York City, a tick bit a man.
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The CDC said last Wednesday the exotic tick has been found in 11 states now.
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Because of this, researchers have been trying to find out what makes the virus tick.
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Another tick of a second, maybe two, and the car breaks the 120-mph barrier.
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Cover: A tick on a leaf in a garden in Sieversdorf, Germany, 28 April 2014.
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Season 2 will continue to follow Tick and his sidekick Arthur's adventures in crime fighting.
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Only a few states, mostly in the Northeast, have dedicated tick surveillance and control programs.
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At the moment, Ostfeld says, tick surveillance is driven by the interests of academic scientists.
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Finally, there's the lone star tick, which can be found throughout Southeastern and Eastern states.
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It can be fatal and, of all the tick-borne infections, is most frequently so.
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The World Bank expects it to tick up again, but only to 543% in 254.
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Know your weaknesses, the things that make you tick, and what's really important to you.
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Meanwhile, in Chicago, where you could short without a plus-tick, prices headed for freefall.
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With a short winning streak — just a tick above mediocre — they could feel like contenders.
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WYMT-TV reports an optometrist used tweezers to remove the tick from Chris Prater's eye.
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There has been a noticeable up-tick in the number of DDoS extortion campaigns recently.
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" But where Deer Tick is at their most biting is the lounge act schmooze "Cocktail.
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Despite Shiller's take on Trump, he sees volatility continuing to tick higher under his leadership.
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The Washington Post's Alyssa Rosenberg gets to the heart of what makes this series tick.
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It should tick along with metronomic regularity, if they could get the engineering just right.
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A screen at the debut event Thursday showed online reservations continuing to tick past 133,000.
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People making more than $28500,6900 would see their tax rate tick up to 2628 percent.
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I can't remember an actual tick that was attached, but I know I'd get bites.
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The soft tick of snow landing in its own body— what was left of time.
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Called erythema migrans, it was also found to be caused by a tick-borne spirochete.
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Doxycycline, which is used to treat other tick-borne diseases, is ineffective against this organism.
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After a tick crawls onto you, it sneaks into a concealed crevice, like your armpit.
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In 2004, there were about 23,000 cases of tick-borne disease reported to the CDC.
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The questions Domnarski asks are, What makes this extraordinary character tick — and to what end?
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Just to be, and soak it in, rather than conquer it and tick a box.
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Pros: Cons: Buy the Seresto Flea and Tick Collar on Amazon for $56.99 and up
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I set my sights on The Tick, the new Amazon series that's offered in 4K.
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In Scientist, the seconds tick by as futuristic elevators perform a zippy pas de trois.
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Its factory barometer slipped only a tick to 21901 in January as exports picked up.
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So that's another big tick of approval from a fan of the franchise, right there.
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It generally lasts two to three years, but additional tick bites will bring it back.
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Ideally, every gift you give would tick the boxes of thoughtful, unique, and custom-made.
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Its most curious quality may be that it is seemingly triggered by a tick bite.
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Deer and turkey, which the lone-star tick likes to feed on, are abundant again.
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Moments later, the sound of the alarm faded, and I started hearing my pulse tick.
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As she watches the clock tick down to the start, she will take a breath.
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Tick off something you love about your SO, or write an original love note below.
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The fabric arts tick upward in times such as these, when women feel particularly indignant.
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SIMON VOZICK-LEVINSON Deer Tick, Cindy Wilson, Young M.A. and more pop and rock concerts.
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The holiday edition of Add-a-Play, a seasonal game, works like tick-tack-toe.
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In 2017, there were almost 60,000 cases of tick-borne diseases reported to the CDC.
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At the moment, the tick is considered a greater threat to American livestock than humans.
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Jenkins said his role would involve researching players to better understand what makes them tick.
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Edward Tick is a therapist who has been working with survivors of wars for decades.
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These elements could be part of what makes them tick in the game we love.
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The reason for the tick down in hiring certainly isn't because there aren't enough jobs.
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But "arc flash" lets you tick at least one term off your sci-fi checklist.
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Tick Segerblom (D), has said he thinks marijuana will attract new tourists to the state.
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But Congress did come within a tick of the clock of risking our national security.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was a tick lower at 515.4.
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Tick off everything on your list in one go with this impressive range from Argos.
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It wasn't able to revive The Tick after Amazon Prime Video canceled it in May.
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Despite that, her granddaughter got a tick while visiting during the Fourth of July weekend.
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Brian Kelly, owner of East End Tick and Mosquito Control, has noticed the change, too.
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"I love the psychology of people and understanding what makes them tick," Ms. Welles said.
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Not coincidentally, it was around this time that support for Brexit began to tick up.
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The nation isn't a shambles, nor only a tick or two from midnight and doomsday.
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The president's approval rating is 643 percent, down a tick from 264 percent last week.
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Amazon also announced on Thursday that "The Tick" was picked up for a second season.
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As Lenore Brancato, MD, a clinical assistant professor at New York University Langone Medical Center, told us last year, the best way to prevent tick bits is to use a bug spray that contains tick-repelling DEET ingredients and to wear light-colored clothing.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) said on Friday it wanted to make sure that minimum "tick sizes" or monetary increments for non-EU shares traded in the European Union are in line with tick sizes in their home market to avoid unfair competition.
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To be fair, I'm not sure cohesion is what The Tick is aiming for at all.
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Make your choices using the tick boxes (cookies and cached data for example), then click Clear.
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"People should also treat their pets with a tick preventative product all year long," she said.
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Instead use pointy tweezers and gently pull the tick straight up and away from your skin.
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According to the "tick-tock-tock" refresh cycle floated back in May, that time has come.
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To use the current view every time, hit Cmd+J, then tick the Always open box.
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Ratings agency S&P said it seems to tick all the right boxes as of now.
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No one knows exactly how many Americans have developed a meat allergy from a tick bite.
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It's a character-based book, you really know what makes the characters tick, and they're consistent.
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These are questions that a fossil of a lone tick is not well-equipped to answer.
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Summer also means tick season, and this year is predicted to be an especially bad one.
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Learning about what makes your sign tick can remind you that, yes, you really do rock.
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Most people still identify as religious in public polling, but secular affiliation continues to tick upward.
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It has a Geneva drive, the same gear mechanism used in watches to make seconds tick.
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Officials say the 2-year-old was dehydrated and had tick bites, but was otherwise unharmed.
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A fire-damaged sign on Highway 14 during the Tick fire near Santa Clarita, Oct. 25.
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If you do find one attached to your body, here's how to safely remove the tick.
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"I choose to wear this on a daily basis because it's a tick in that box."
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"I can tick off the bills and the policies and the accomplishments," Obama told the author.
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Once the tick was removed, Ollie was back to his normal self about 10 hours later.
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But the show is making a larger point here about what makes our interpersonal dealings tick.
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"Don't just worry about this tick; you should be worried about ticks in general," said Occi.
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By late Sunday, the Tick Fire had burned through about 4,615 acres and was 70% contained.
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For example, its mobile app enables appraisers to tick off items, rather than write everything down.
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It's interesting that you said you feel removed from everyone, because it's who The Tick is.
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We keep waiting to see what makes him tick, or crack, but can't find a fissure.
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I suspect she doesn't just tick the great actress box, she ticks the great woman box.
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Although tick-borne diseases take their toll, a major threat to the horses comes from humans.
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You can't tick boxes or jump through hoops because you don't know what those hoops are.
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"WHAT DOES EATING TICKS HAVE TO DO WITH TICK BITES CDC I'M BEFUDDLED," one person asked.
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They create continuity and foster running jokes; they help viewers to understand what makes characters tick.
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Even though my dog takes oral flea/tick medicine monthly — fleas just love to bite her.
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Reported cases of Lyme, the most common US tick-borne illness, have quadrupled since the 1990s.
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Signs and symptoms can begin one week to one month after being bitten by a tick.
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Tests a month later revealed the child did not get rashes or fever from the tick.
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It immediately earned a big tick beside its title as one to watch, and hope for.
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Tick one of these boxes, and an individual can be expected to receive a neurochemical reward.
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Each tick of Moore's law, in other words, enables the factoring of only slightly larger numbers.
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The Asian longhorned tick was first found in August 2017 on a sheep in New Jersey.
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Adami believes shares of another burger chain, Jack in the Box, could tick higher after weakness.
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But when investigators inspected the man's house they found ticks and tick larvae all around it.
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"That continues to tick down year over year," Bryan York, CrowdStrike's director of services, told Axios.
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To top it off, you'll watch the ~88,000,000 result count tick down to a measly 44,000,000.
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In comparison, the Lyme bacterium needs 103 hours to pass from a tick to a human.
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It's a truism among tick researchers that their work is underfunded compared with other insect vectors.
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If infected with bacteria, viruses or parasites, a biting tick poses a risk to human health.
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"Illness depends on where you are and what kind of tick is biting you," Fish said.
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No one's out to disturb you or make you wonder what makes anyone's love life tick.
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The Haemaphysalis longicornis , better known as the longhorned tick, is native to the Asia-Pacific region.
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The Foragers only play around with stuff that tastes good—that's the first box to tick.
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He was initially treated for the disease 17 years ago after being bitten by a tick.
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"When destiny speaks, she speaks to me," the Tick proclaims, with Dudley Do-Right-type earnestness.
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Spot gold was a tick lower, after hitting a seven-week high in the last session.
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You never know which way it's going to tick, and it never gets to twelve o'clock.
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Carlos was working in a hamburger stand called Tick-Tock, on Columbus Street in San Francisco.
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He looked and looked, as the wood burned down, shifted softly, embers making their mealy tick.
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Just a little thrusting tick-tock that drowned out the real sound of time: 7 A .
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Lyme disease accounted for 82% of the cumulative reported tick-borne diseases, according to the data.
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I watched the kilometers tick off on the dashboard speedometer and I rolled down my window.
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"I felt a tick, and I knew it had gone," he recalled in a recent interview.
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It's also a tick up from the 2628 percent polled who view the Democratic Party favorably.
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Ultimately, she said, the Asian longhorned tick may be no more scary than some native species.
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The tick that makes people allergic to red meat with one bite seems to be spreading
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The tick lower in the unemployment rate came against expectations it would hold at 4.2 percent.
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"It's not easy to tick me off," Cruz said in a 2016 clip aired by CNN.
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For that reason, economists and developers said land purchases could tick up in the fourth quarter.
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What exactly is the tick-riddled disease and how can you be sure you have it?
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Researchers are most concerned with how this tick will possibly spread diseases on a different continent.
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"The CDC may have ruined poppyseed muffins forever with gross tick photo," wrote the Huffington Post.
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I grab my stomach in real life, a nervous tick I get when I feel triggered.
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"You tick off the Jew When you write what is true," one of the contributors wrote.
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Imagine you're the broker having to work out the appropriate box to tick for a client.
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The tick downward was also a decline from the previous week, when 236,000 claims were reported.
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Dogs must have tick protection and be leashed, since there are free-ranging animals on site.
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Part of what makes the Amazon ecosystem tick is their vast network of third-party sellers.
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Ahead of the race, Mr. Mille discussed his passion for mechanical marvels that tick and roar.
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Eight years ago, Cassius, our dog before Agatha, died of complications from a tick-borne bacteria.
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The tone of The Tick isn't quite like anything else — but it isn't particularly focused, either.
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If another state joined the US, that would tick down to slightly less than 1 percent.
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They understand what makes you click and what makes you tick better than you understand yourself.
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I asked her a bunch of questions to figure out what makes this cottage industry tick.
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He became a champ at producing "tick-tocks" — first-person stories, told with pictures and words.
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I went to Tate Modern's 24-hour screening on Saturday, to watch my life tick away.
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