Sixty-six percent of all persons 20 to 29 are virally suppressed, whereas 86 percent of persons over the age of 60 are virally suppressed.
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Misinformation can't spread virally unless we infect others with it.
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And those have spread virally on Twitter, Facebook and elsewhere.
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This helps the marketplace grow virally and builds networks effects quickly.
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The massacre was live-streamed on Facebook and spread virally on the internet.
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The massacre was live streamed on Facebook, and spread virally over the internet.
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This gives Snackpass a way to grow virally that most food apps lack.
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Social risk is obvious once virally exposed, but hard to see in advance.
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Namibia has exceeded this target with 77% of adults living with HIV virally suppressed.
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Old TV segments of Lauer spread virally on Twitter in the hours following the reports.
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Fear and speculation that shipments would be cut off began to spread virally on social media.
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Misinformation is spreading virally on a platform that almost no one, Facebook included, can see inside.
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Just as important, when a person is virally suppressed, they cannot transmit the virus to others.
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One is that the immune system may have more fighting power against a virally induced cancer.
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But in late 2013, the company had stopped growing virally, so it decided to turn on revenue.
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The obituary she wrote for Maddie, published in Seven Days last month, became a virally shared article.
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Both speeches included their virally self-deprecating humor, though the latter took a turn for the weird.
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The best Vine's were created by strangers, virally catapulted around the internet because they were hilarious and creative.
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Google's news offering doesn't have the risk of false information virally spreading, but it's also a black box.
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Because it focuses on efficiency and scalability rather than localized marketing, Robinhood could spread virally across the globe.
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The character originated in 2009 as a meme, or a virally transmitted cultural symbol, in an online forum.
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The latter group would bear the brunt of laws that allow prosecutions of people who aren't virally suppressed.
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In the days after an attack, the missing posters that once coated Manhattan storefronts would spread virally online.
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Stories deemed "false" by these organization are labeled as false and are much more difficult to spread virally.
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Much like how a good blog post or a tweet spreads virally, great open-source software leverages network effects.
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If anything, virally produced aliens mature much, much faster than the supposedly end-stage version we see in Alien.
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It now has 72053 companies on board, and it's growing virally as businesses force their vendors to sign up.
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"People [began] forwarding me one thing after another til it became apparent that something was virally happening," he says.
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"Good free software has spread virally with users in the industry enabling us to acquire new merchants very fast".
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VRChat experienced some major growth in late 2017 after it become virally popular with streamers on Twitch and YouTube.
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How could a virally popular smartphone game featuring adorable Japanese cartoon characters possibly endanger the lives of black men?
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The Facebook group turned into a factory for hashtags and "memes", memorable images or video clips that spread virally online.
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The idea caught on virally with its user base — would you expect anything less of a service aimed at millennials?
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The rest saw the posts after they spread organically thanks to likes, comments, and shares that propelled them forward virally.
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Event activity then populates back to the News Feed, giving the events the potential to virally spread among users' friends.
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Photos spreading virally online showed children bundled up in Baltimore schools where heating systems weren't keeping up with the weather.
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The idea for this was to create something that could be virally successful based on influential cultural topics around the web.
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Because people who are virally suppressed don't transmit HIV, he said, the program benefits not only individuals but the general public.
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Once granted access, it sent a new request to everyone in the target's contact list, allowing the app to spread virally.
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But really, they start with the designer as a core customer and spread virally within an organization to serve a multitude.
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In 2008 political posts on social media spread virally, and Facebook did not have the ability to sell highly targeted ads.
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And what of that disgruntled employee who, instead of taking an unauthorized copy to another employer, virally transmits it over social media?
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This can better help pinpoint which posts worked to convert users to followers, or which posts may have spread virally, for example.
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Of those, 98% are on treatment, and 97% of those on treatment are virally suppressed, meaning HIV is undetectable in their blood.
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Of those, 20173% are on treatment, and 97% of those on treatment are virally suppressed, meaning HIV is undetectable in their blood.
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There's a popular theory, which leaps virally from person to person, that Kevin must die and be resurrected, to prevent the apocalypse.
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Treatment improves health outcomes and those Americans that are on medications, adherent and virally undetectable are living healthy lives and reducing transmission.
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The North Koreans have also been linked to the WannaCry ransomware that spread virally in May and shut down hospitals and businesses.
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Prove value with a small team of people and then virally get to a second team or third team within the enterprise.
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Using emotional storytelling campaigns that spread virally through social media (and more traditional media), charitable giving specifically has been given a huge boost.
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It's only going to get easier to generate fake audio, fake videos and even fake people — and to spread them instantly and virally.
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Users of social media are inundated with misinformation, which often spreads virally because of the networks of networks of networks that the platforms generate.
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Video of the incident has been circulating virally on the web and commentators everywhere have been using it as a discussion and opinion centerpiece.
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For example, in February 2017, advocates in North Carolina succeed in modernizing the state's HIV disclosure measures to exempt people who are virally suppressed.
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"Each individual article now lived on its own page, where it had a unique URL and could be shared, and spread virally," Abramson observes.
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By Friday, the group had raised tens of thousands of dollars, and was steadily gaining more supporters as word of the effort spread virally.
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As long as we're virally suppressed, taking care of our bodies, doing right by ourselves, we can live a long, healthy, and happy life.
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The hypothesis is that if one candidate's rhetoric runs to the virally vitriolic, Facebook would reward that demagoguery or divisiveness with more and cheaper media.
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"As some call it the 'Instagram of Travel', the platform has grown virally through re-sharings on Instagram and by word-of-mouth," Häde says.
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"We need to get public health [workers] to find people, get them into care, keep them in care, and keep them virally suppressed," he added.
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Consider an inflammatory illness like lupus: The risk of most cancers (except some virally related cancers and lymphomas) in lupus patients is only marginally higher.
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The thread was upvoted thousands of times, becoming the most popular topic within the community and virally expanding outward, as the wider gaming populous latched on.
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In addition to featuring virally famous Taco Bell fans Brittany Creech and Andrew McBurnie, several other influencers and super fans were tapped to model the collection.
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They worked to make their posts seem more authentically American, and to create posts more likely to spread virally through the mechanisms of the social networks.
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Even so, research in this area is closely monitored for that remote possibility, says Stephen Russell, a Mayo Clinic scientist investigating virally delivered treatments for cancer.
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Part of the reason so-called 'fake news' videos can spread so virally is that there is very rarely any supporting information attached to the video.
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This will make it much harder for people to run pages using fake accounts, or to grow virally and spread misinformation or divisive content that way.
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Of those, 86 percent are aware of their diagnosis, 37 percent are on treatment to stop the virus from replicating and 30 percent are virally suppressed.
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Johnson said such changes, along with public knowledge that people living with HIV can't transmit the infection while on treatment and virally suppressed, will reduce stigma.
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Through these viral processes, suggest studies by James Fowler, our joy spreads virally to friends and acquaintances in our social networks, lifting their spirits later in time.
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Jihadi John cuts off the head of an American or Japanese journalist, and the uploaded, socially networked video becomes a weapon of mass psychic torture, spreading virally.
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Gray Hat—Marcus Hutchins' Profile (New York Magazine) The security researcher better known as MalwareTech helped stop WannaCry, one of the most virally infectious malware outbreaks ever.
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This will make it much harder for people to run pages using fake accounts, or to grow virally and spread misinformation or divisive content that way. 4.
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So far Belcher's virally-assembled electrodes have had an essentially random structure, but she and her colleagues are working on coaxing the viruses into more ordered arrangements.
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Because open-source software is free and easy to use, it can spread virally through organizations, from the bottom up, in ways that old-style, proprietary software cannot.
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Meanwhile, an increasing number of fake news sites with completely fabricated content have filled the network even as Facebook abdicated responsibility for the disinformation it lets virally spread.
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It's tempting to view the changes as a potential solution to the way hoaxes and propaganda can spread virally on Facebook, even after a year of heavy criticism.
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Known for its virally popular ephemeral messaging, Snapchat has stepped up its marketing ahead of the holidays, setting up pop-up vending machines that dispense special glasses, Spectacles.
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"We're not going to be able to end HIV in the United States if we're not going to keep African-Americans in care and virally suppressed," he said.
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The AJC reported Georgia has the second-highest rate of HIV infection in the US at 28.3 per 100,000 population in 2015, and just half are virally suppressed.
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The lacerating image spread virally, and became a lightning rod in the charged U.S. political discussion of President Donald Trump's hard-line policies against asylum seekers and other migrants.
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People who were infected, but unaware they had the virus, had the highest rates of transmission, while those who have been virally suppressed through care accounted for no transmissions.
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Unlike BuzzFeed and other virally driven sites, the news sites get a majority of their traffic from readers going directly to their websites, or through search, according to SimilarWeb.
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On the super-short form video side, the most notable app player of recent years — Twitter's Vine — sprouted and spread virally in 2013, amassing a sizable community of fans.
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Sorokin was tracked down and convicted in 2017 of grand larceny and other charges, but her story resurfaced virally in spring with a damning recollection and a vivid retelling.
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Going viral is central to technology and business today, but one of its most pernicious consequences should get more attention than it does: the virally contagious nature of unethical behavior.
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Teens Are Spamming Instagram to Fight an Apparent Network of Child Porn Taylor Lorenz reports on a disturbing outbreak of child porn on Instagram that spread virally through coded hashtags.
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The company has been battered in the press since last year's presidential election, when hoaxes and misinformation spread virally on the platform and likely contributed to Donald Trump's surprise victory.
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First, a little background: in 2011's Rise of the Planet of the Apes, the simian flu starts out as ALZ-113, a virally delivered gene therapy for Alzheimer's disease.
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The project, intended as more of an inside joke than a wide-release software product, spread virally through the student community, where it quickly prompted outrage and was taken down.
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While it's often discussed as a chat app, WhatsApp has message-forwarding mechanics that strip away the identity of the sender and allow messages to spread virally with little accountability.
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But as Oliver points out, the things that Facebook apologizes for in its original ad — like rampant clickbait, data misuse, and virally trending false stories — didn't happen in a vacuum.
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After all, it's safe to assume that some of these users are the same folks responsible for routinely making fake news spread more virally across the site than real news.
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The most recent CDC data indicates that while 28500 percent of people with HIV know their diagnosis, 6900 percent are engaged in care and only 2628 percent are virally suppressed.
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The claims and promises can spread virally to millions of people on social networks, the same way that anti-vaxxers have advanced baseless notions about the dangers of vaccinating children.
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Fans in the U.S. even enjoyed the win, as bars overflowed with crowds, captured, of course, virally on social media, and public big-screen TVs showed the triumph to overjoyed fans.
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His contemporaries here aren't as much nature hosts as they are the legends of being compellingly in agony: Johnny Knoxville, Cristiano Ronaldo, an entire oeuvre of backyard stunts gone virally awry.
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"We also didn't allow developers to use our platform to replicate our functionality or grow their services virally in a way that creates little value for people on Facebook," he wrote.
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To address China's over-ordering culture, the social campaign called Operation Empty Plate continues to spread virally on Weibo, China's version of Twitter, encouraging particularly young people to rein in food waste.
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The hearings were triggered by reports that during the 2016 campaign Russian-controlled entities bought ads and posted content about divisive political issues that spread virally, in an attempt to sow discord.
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But that means that only 44 percent of the world's H.I.V.-infected people are virally suppressed — that is, that they are taking medication consistently enough to provide a nearly normal life span.
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Very few shows will have the magical Mandalorian mix: a good show with a virally cute alien that also happens to tie directly in to the brand of the streaming service itself.
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Yik Yak, the once universally recognized anonymous social network that virally took over college campuses back in 2014, is planning to lay off a "significant" number of employees, first noted by The Verge.
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A topline point to make right off the bat is it's hardly a fair fight to set words against a virally sharable satirical video fronted by a young lady sporting very pink lipstick.
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Platform problems include the issues endemic to corporations that grow audiences of billions of users, apply a light layer of content moderation, and allow the most popular content to spread virally using algorithmic recommendations.
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The 24-year-old Dominican-American shot to fame virally when she shared her version of Drake's "In My Feelings" challenge last year, but she already had some excellent credentials in the entertainment industry.
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In the wake of the WannaCry, a flawed piece of malware that spread virally that could've done much more damage than it did, it seems like everyone wants to jump on the ransomware bandwagon.
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That's a critical factor to consider in today's social media landscape, where one bad ad can spread virally beyond just those who directly watched it, leading to negative consumer sentiment and even brand boycotts.
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Meanwhile, in Ontario, Canada—a territory that also criminalizes HIV non-disclosure—the attorney general and health minister issued a joint statement promising they wouldn't prosecute people who are on treatment and virally suppressed.
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And no users reported the post to Facebook's content moderators during the live stream, an important signal for the company to catch and take down harmful content before it spreads virally across the site.
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All the people out there who shoot with Pixel, and share their Pixel photos, are creating almost virally that look, and the people who shoot with Pixel for years become attached to that look.
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That statement led to one of the standout moments of the debate: a single look that has been dubbed the Sanders side-eye, and which quickly spread virally on social media as a meme.
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The volunteer-supported Cofacts is fact-checking them in the open Kirsten Han profiles Cofacts, a collaborative fact-checking service that uses bots to check information that's spreading virally on popular Asian messaging app Line.
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Here are many reasons why less than half are virally suppressed: Some people develop drug resistance that prevents them from achieving viral suppression, or experience unbearable side effects that prevent them from adhering to medication.
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New York officials said that, as of 279, they have surpassed those numbers -- 262% of people with HIV have gotten a diagnosis, 2020% are on treatment and 92% of those on treatment are virally suppressed.
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In addition, unproven vaccine "alternatives" are being heavily marketed for financial gain and entirely unscientific studies virally reproduced -- often within echo chambers, created by closed groups and selective news feeds, where they are difficult to refute.
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For startups and entrepreneurs hoping to have their content spread naturally or virally — one of the ways the Internet has leveled the playing field — they are suddenly at a disadvantage after the introduction of data sponsorship.
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And a successful messaging app would likely be catnip for Yik Yak's investors — messaging apps spread virally and are often used multiple times per day, which would both be essential in helping Yik Yak build a business.
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One of the most brutal—virally so—scenes is when he gets tossed around like a chew toy by a massive bear, then at the last minute remembers he has a knife and stabs it to death.
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GoFundMe.com has made a name for itself as a wildly successful platform for people to raise awareness virally and collect money for their personal causes, with $5 billion coming from 50 million donors since launching in 2010.
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A study of gay men that was ongoing while the new law kicked in found "a substantial increase became virally unsuppressed [meaning the virus was not being controlled by drugs] and lost access to treatment," he said.
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Footage of the incident that has been spread virally online shows residents shouting "Everything is fake" and "It's all fake" as officials show Vice-Premier Sun Chunlan around the city at the center of the coronavirus outbreak.
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This week, the AIDS United Public Policy Committee issued a statement that said virally suppressed people on treatment can't pass HIV to others, and it recommended that healthcare providers and educators share this message with the public.
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While my own memory of that preteen era in my life is blurry, I still vividly remember how after the show's premiere the buzz around it spread virally, in that quaint, primordial pre-Twitter sort of way.
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This stomach-churning combination of food is a real recipe, according to the web, but take comfort in knowing that the disgust you feel is shared by the star of a hilarious, virally popular YouTube series, Kalen Reacts.
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You did a super effective job at depicting how something takes off virally, and you used the set design where the information is just cascading and flooding down the picture of how it feels like your phone is.
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Earlier today there was a horrendous mass mosque shooting in New Zealand that killed 49 people — and because this is 2019, social media was used by the apparent murderers to plan, announce, broadcast and virally resonate what they did.
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In recent years we have more forcefully challenged racial/ethnic and LGBT health disparities, and new HIV diagnoses are down by 19 percent thanks in part to more people with HIV being in care, on treatment, and virally suppressed.
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As I wrote earlier this year: Platform problems include the issues endemic to corporations that grow audiences of billions of users, apply a light layer of content moderation, and allow the most popular content to spread virally using algorithmic recommendations.
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The hashtag #MeToo spread virally in October 2017 on social media to spread prevalence of sexual assault and harassment in the workplace after a wave of allegations was spurred by a slew of stories alleging sexual misconduct by Harvey Weinstein.
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Blumhouse Pictures made its name by tapping into horror trends, taking advantage of everything from the found-footage horror movement (through Paranormal Activity and its sequels) to the appetite for cheaply made, virally marketed, culturally resonant horror like the Purge movies.
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And with new Show Portal lenses, users can stick an augmented reality doorway in their Snaps that they can walk through to explore a scene from the Show and then tap to watch that Show, allowing them to spread virally.
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"This gross profiteering explains why less than half of people living with HIV in the U.S. are virally suppressed, one of the lowest rates among the world's high-income countries," Brenda Goodrow, one of the plaintiffs, said in a statement.
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Step therapy puts patients like me who are stable on proven medications at risk unnecessarily… Failure on this new drug would mean failure of the entire regimen, which has been successful keeping me virally suppressed for the past 10 years.
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For those who saw the emotional scars left by the AIDS crisis and taught the necessity of condom usage for years, adjusting to the idea that it's OK to have condomless sex with virally suppressed HIV-positive people will be hard.
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These targets call for 28503 percent of all people living with HIV being diagnosed, 22019 percent of all who are diagnosed on treatment and 90 percent of all on treatment virally suppressed and a 75 percent reduction in new HIV infections — by 2020.
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READ: 'Noodles' and 'pandas': Chinese people are using secret code to talk about coronavirus online Footage of the shouting residents quickly spread virally online, and even the People's Daily, a state-run media outlet, tweeted about it — though the tweet was quickly deleted.
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As political campaigners gear up for next year's vote, Avaaz also noted that the level of Facebook interactions with these false reports had significantly increased during the last three months as political messages began to be shared more virally among potential voters.
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In "Resident Evil: The Final Chapter," Ms. Jovovich's Alice, a virally superpowered avenger on behalf of a highly diminished human population, is assisted by her onetime nemesis the Red Queen, an artificial intelligence program that takes the holographic form of a young girl.
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We'd like to see the ability to very quickly scale a business, so, you know, the types of platforms that can grow virally, but also where there's a view towards also making a profit, so where your unit economics still make a lot of sense.
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The next step would be one we are already familiar with: the exploitation of the algorithms used by social media sites like Twitter and Facebook to spread stories virally to those most inclined to show interest in them, even if those stories are fake.
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Following the sexual misconduct allegations against movie producer Harvey Weinstein, women began posting "Me Too" on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram to say that they have experienced sexual harassment and assault; the #MeToo meme virally spiraled to more than half a million tweets by yesterday afternoon.
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CDC researchers said they believe the declines in annual HIV infections are due, in large part, to efforts to increase the number of people living with HIV who know their HIV status and are virally suppressed — meaning their HIV infection is under control through effective treatment.
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Read: India's fake news epidemic is killing people, and Modi's government has no plan to stop it In recent months, there have been dozens of mob lynchings related to fake rumors spread virally on social media, with at least 18 of those specifically linked to WhatsApp.
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The federally funded Ryan White Program provides support systems and medical care for people living with the virus, and in 2015, 85033 percent of those receiving care and treatment at clinical sites funded by the Ryan White Program were virally suppressed, a percentage that continues to increase.
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Liew, who is not a Juul investor, said its colors and flavors make it "super fun"; that it can grow virally as more people use it and a camaraderie develops within its user base, and notes that there's a budding Juul culture on social media like Instagram.
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Videos of shooting tragedy in New Zealand continue resurfacing on social media Earlier today there was a horrendous mass mosque shooting in New Zealand that killed 49 people — and because this is 2019, social media was used by the apparent murderers to plan, announce, broadcast and virally resonate what they did.
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You can read the conventions in the Vine compilations that are still floating around Tumblr and Worldstar Hip Hop; they include out-there catchphrases and mundane views punctured by jerky, sudden action, and they spread virally through the walled gardens and onto the forums, uniting the two in the process.
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YouTube, with its focus on user-generated videos mixed with premium content like Vevo, remains Google's most successful social play, although it's known more for ushering in virally popular material rather than for helping to keep the conversation going around it (although Google does do some of that, too, in videos' comments section).
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In particular, the almost immediate official circulation of videos that appeared to show the Indian pilot being first protected from a mob by Pakistani forces, and then remarking on how well he was being treated ("The tea is fantastic!" he said in one clip), became a virally blooming propaganda coup on social media.
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Hate speech is spreading virally anyway, with deadly consequences.) As for me, I still go back to the solution I've been discussing for years: we need to move to a world of protocols instead of platforms, in which transparency rules and (importantly) control is passed down away from the centralized service to the end users.
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Their goal: Skewing democratic outcomes by putting out misleading, deceptive or incorrect information that's packaged as real news about politics, economics or culture — yet presented in a way that panders to prejudices and is more likely to get virally spread on mainstream social media platforms where it has the chance to influence people's views.
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"From Day One, Dropbox has been an incredibly user-friendly product — which is a big reason why it spread virally — but it also took the company too long to realize the money was in being a business-focused company, not a consumer-focused one," said Ben Thompson, the analyst behind the influential tech newsletter Stratechery.
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Jennifer Kates, vice president and director of global health and HIV Policy at the Kaiser Family Foundation One of the big challenges in the US right now is that only about half of people living with HIV are virally suppressed [meaning they're on medication that reduces their risk of spreading HIV effectively to zero].
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Jennifer Kates, vice president and director of global health and HIV Policy at the Kaiser Family Foundation One of the big challenges in the US right now is that only about half of people living with HIV are virally suppressed [meaning they're on medication that reduces their risk of spreading HIV effectively to zero].
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Yet, this was not about a head of state like JFK addressing the masses, but rather the anarchist social media crowd virally disseminating red and white little memes everywhere on the internet, in the hope that somebody would pick up these digital cries and turn them into an action of sorts: stop the airstrikes, stop the killings.
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For decades, these nonprofits have played an essential role in San Francisco's successful effort to collapse new infections (which it has done, by more than 95%), to connect people living with HIV to care (our city has one of the most virally suppressed HIV-positive populations in the world), and to enact cutting edge, progressive, forward-looking public health strategies that are models worldwide.
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The comments were also spread virally on the company's Messenger app, as well as being shared on Facebook READ: Inside the war to kill off 2012chan — and crush QAnon The 25-year-old student went to the police on Friday night to report his account had been hacked and that the hackers were demanding 20,000 Bangladeshi Taka ($235) or threatening to post blasphemous comments to his Facebook page.
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But two of the biggest newbies on the list were genres that originated on Tumblr pre-22018, took off virally on other platforms, then circled back to where they came from, cementing their massive popularity: the gay pride version of the 2014 horror film character The Babadook, and "wholesome memes," which is less a specific meme, and more a style defined by impossibly sweet sincerity, a contrast to and tonic for the tone of the rest of the web.
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Pope FrancisPope FrancisEndangered Species Act is a modern-day Noah's Ark — Trump must stop trying to sink it Pope Francis cautions against nationalism, says recent political rhetoric has echoed 'Hitler in 1934' Pope: 'Defenseless people' targeted in US mass shootings MORE on Wednesday announced his sorrow after seeing a photo that spread virally of a Salvadorian man and his 23-month-old daughter lying dead in the Rio Grande River after trying to cross into the United States.
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And because behind that door is a long gray-walled corridor with a gray terrazzo floor, leading at the far end to two facing doors, which open to reveal men and women running about in variants of the same uniform: gray tailored Buster Brown shorts or trousers cropped to show the ankle; white shirts; gray ties with tie clips, often tucked into the high waistbands of their trousers; shrunken schoolboy jackets; knit vests; pleated gray skirts; and black brogues, all of them working in rooms with the same gray terrazzo floors, gray marble walls and louvered blinds, all of them speaking in hushed tones, united in a single mission: to disseminate the Look of Browne as widely, and virally, as possible.
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