The Trump threat was virulent, and therefore the response had to be virulent as well.
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Maybe that intensely virulent strain of influenza virus was replaced, over time, by a less virulent strain.
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But some years ago, Robert Britton, a microbiologist at Baylor College of Medicine, discovered something else about C. diff: More virulent strains were outcompeting less virulent strains in the gut.
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But it was not virulent, and public alarm quickly ebbed.
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Its dominant strain is the old but virulent H3N2 subtype.
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That makes it much more virulent, and far more dangerous.
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But EternalBlue and Mimikatz together nonetheless made a virulent combination.
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So what prompted this virulent reaction to a white shirt?
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This is specifically about a virulent strain of online harassment.
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Together they constitute the repulsive resurgence of a virulent bigotocracy.
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Ten years later she contracted a virulent strain of breast cancer.
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The replicative strategies of the highly virulent influenza could provide inspiration.
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James Eastland, one of the most virulent racists of the era.
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During years of more virulent flu strains, mortality effects are stronger.
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Most people see neo-Nazis as a virulent strain of hate.
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Pneumonic plague is the most virulent and serious form of plague.
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The pathogens could evolve at some point to become more virulent.
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Bacteria typically are either highly resistant to drugs or highly virulent.
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She remembered him as an unscrupulous campaigner and virulent red baiter.
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And these fleas carry the disease of virulent hatred and discord.
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His virulent Malay nationalism alienated Malaysia's sizable Chinese and Indian minorities.
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Hammond's AntiSec was instead primarily virulent towards capitalists, prisons, and police.
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Bowers' virulent anti-Semitic views were evident in prolific online postings.
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Virulent organisms like vancomycin-resistant enterococci (VRE), MRSA and Clostridium difficile (C.
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The placid charm that masks layers of virulent narcissism and misogynistic rage.
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Can we overcome the virulent anti-Black racism that permeates our culture?
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Some critics were virulent; others thought it commercially astute and conceptually brilliant.
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Other animals cower in fear at the sight of these virulent vacuums.
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The debate over transgender issues has often been unhelpfully virulent and divisive.
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It should be noted that one of the most virulent forums, notionaddicts.
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This second multiplier effect takes internet lies to virulent levels of penetration.
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What caused the bacteria to suddenly become virulent last year is unclear.
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Survivalism has always followed a trajectory parallel to that of virulent nationalism.
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Wagner was a virulent anti-Semite, but his music is still beautiful.
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And under Mr. Xi, nationalism has taken on a particularly virulent form.
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"What nourishes the National Front will be even more virulent," he added.
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The government has responded with both force and a virulent disinformation campaign.
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Wagner's virulent anti-Semitism is another topic that cannot be brushed aside.
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The virulent fungus hinders the animals' ability to breathe, causing heart attacks.
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It is the most virulent strain of malicious software (malware) called ransomware.
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They are also propped up by a virulent hatred of the president.
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Even the most virulent racists in "The Old Drift" aren't one-dimensional.
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This week's Atkinson hoax was a particularly virulent strain of scammy internet garbage.
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Yet online culture is so virulent, does this undermine the viability of liberalism?
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Black bodies in America are carriers of the most virulent strain of otherness.
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A virulent form of ransomware known as SamSam was used against the City.
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"They discovered salmonella is three times more [virulent] when it's levitated," said Marzo.
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Should Trump's most virulent anti-immigrant advisers, such as Kris Kobach and Sen.
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Nothing will ever take away the threat of a new and virulent microbe.
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Has it become a virulent new force in global misinformation and political trickery?
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In the atmosphere of willful indifference, a virulent movement has grown and metastasized.
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The virulent strains existed before 2000, but they didn't cause as many outbreaks.
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Federal investigators are still looking for the precise source of the virulent strain.
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A virulent anti-immigration administration has now targeted the weakest and most vulnerable.
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The country is witnessing a rapidly rising virulent strand of right-wing nationalism.
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It is not growing nationwide, but it is evolving into something more virulent.
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It becomes filled with a virulent type of bacteria, resistant to common antibiotics.
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It effect, it was so extremely virulent that its success contributed to its downfall.
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Government funding fights are one of the most virulent contagions in the legislative experience.
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The latest presidential election was awash in anti-government sentiment that often turned virulent.
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Current strains of violent extremism are more virulent, organized and better funded than ever.
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Would this be a panacea for resisting the many virulent forces currently dividing us?
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But the online hoaxes and fringe theories appeared more virulent than their offline predecessors.
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But the most virulent strain of the disease is almost 100% deadly to pigs.
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That was clear on Monday in his virulent condemnation of the International Criminal Court.
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But cholera is especially virulent and kills some victims in less than 24 hours.
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The concern, really, is having a disease that's both highly transmissible and highly virulent.
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Some "superbug" Salmonella strains have evolved to become more virulent or resistant to antibiotics.
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But the three female presidents say their gender exposed them to particularly virulent backlashes.
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Ebola first appeared in 1976 and is one of the world's most virulent diseases.
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Corbyn's denunciations of anti-Semitism overlook his long history of embracing virulent anti-Semites.
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A third key ingredient has always been virulent opposition to any Western military presence.
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Despite everything she has endured, Lucía's experiences are still the stuff of virulent online arguments.
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But the scandal has returned to plague Mr Abe again, in a more virulent form.
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Rubin has been one of President Trump's most virulent and enduring critics from the start.
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In the 1970s, '80s and '90s, virulent homophobia was a staple of many football grounds.
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To be clear, McMaster is not denying that a radical, virulent interpretation of Islam exists.
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The high rate of death for black infants showcases the virulent brutality of institutional racism.
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By going to Vietnam in 1968, she had lodged her virulent protest against American bombs.
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But I was also terrified that other people's more virulent infectiousness might overtake my body.
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Like Andrew Johnson except without the virulent racism, the obstinance, and he actually accomplished stuff.
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Mladic, a former Yugoslav army commander and virulent Serb nationalist, was never repentant in court.
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We debated whether they were a harmless toy, or a virulent new strain of pseudoscience.
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The polio vaccine, for instance, can in some cases revert back into a virulent strain.
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Aspiring authoritarians there like Marine Le Pen have married virulent xenophobia to generous social spending.
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It was risky, but then there'd be no need for the gilded yet virulent train.
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There are excerpts, too, from actual magazines and textbooks that promoted the fascists' virulent misogyny.
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The winds of populism, anti-intellectualism and virulent nationalism have shaken the devotees of Aspen.
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According to author Ed Falco, hostility toward Italian immigrants in the 19th century was virulent.
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"I suddenly saw all my beautiful gold new paint turn virulent green," Mr. Mackintosh said.
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Virulent right-wing nationalist groups have found new prominence in Ukrainian politics in recent years.
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His more virulent foes maintain that Mr. Obama is the one who fueled racial division.
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Some critics have said that Ms. Spencer's candor about virulent segregationist racism was the reason.
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Indeed, it experienced such virulent and damaging crises as recently as 1967, 1976 and 85033.
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A virulent virus turns out to have been easier to eradicate than colonialism or imperialism.
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He continues, for example, to denigrate, in virulent terms, immigrants from Mexico and Central America.
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Criticism is swift and virulent, with twitter condemnations, angry interviews and open letters abounding. Feb.
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All oral polio vaccines contain live viruses, which can mutate back into a virulent form.
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Even the most virulent haters have no answer for that stroke-inducing overtime win over Atlanta.
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It's a choice between a virulent misogynist and the first woman president of the United States.
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We have already seen the rise of virulent, sometimes revanchist politicians, promising to bring back jobs.
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That changed in late 2014, when a highly virulent avian influenza from Asia infiltrated North America.
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"Even the most virulent critics are caught off guard when confronted with polite cheerfulness," she continues.
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The vaccine's risk: It contains a live virus, which can mutate back into a virulent form.
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With 30,85033 or so fans, it is hardly surprising to find a handful of virulent racists.
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" He calls such contagion "the most virulent and systemic risk still facing the financial system today.
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"They were killed after a virulent bird flu was discovered," Martin Radev, the agency spokesman said.
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Ms. Murphy called Ms. Young a "virulent anti-feminist" and an apologist for men's rights activists.
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Religious coercion can only drive beliefs underground, where they metastasize and eventually reemerge ever more virulent.
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They usually had two answers: highly drug-resistant forms of bacterial pathogens and virulent avian influenza.
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In "American Dervish," the characters inside the mosque express a great deal of virulent anti-Semitism.
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" She went on, "Look, there will always be the naysayers and virulent haters on one side.
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And it can prevent the disease from re-emerging at home in a more virulent form.
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Scratch an anti-Zionist and you will find a virulent anti-Semite waiting to crawl out.
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During the 1920s, Mr. Ford spread virulent anti-Semitism in his weekly newspaper The Dearborn Independent.
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Some of these alleged resellers are as explicit in their virulent marketing as FlexiSpy has been.
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To the Editor: I hope your publisher, in correctly noting President Trump's virulent overreaction to what he views as a virulent press, had the good grace to tell him that all the virtue was not with the media and all the "sinning" was not by Mr. Trump.
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Meanwhile, it provides them access to the most virulent, inaccurate sex and gender information on the web.
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The Orolay coat now has around 6,500 Amazon reviews and virulent fans across the US and Canada.
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What held them up is a virulent strain of divisive politics being pushed mostly from the left.
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A potential shakeup of the foreign policy team would make Trump's Islamophobia even more virulent and dangerous.
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But for all our apparent attachment to factionalism, this virulent form of partisanship is not solving problems.
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Robert Bowers posted on multiple social media accounts about his virulent hatred of Jewish people and immigrants.
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McHugh previously worked for Breitbart until 85033, when she was fired after posting virulent anti-Muslim tweets.
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Scientists say that emissions from burned forests are one of the most virulent types, called black carbon.
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It was done without regard to dioxin's effect on human beings or its virulent and long afterlife.
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"These pathogens are very virulent," and food safety is all about keeping dangerous pathogens away from consumers.
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But none of those patients became severely ill, suggesting it was not as virulent as initially feared.
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Why is prejudice against Jewish people so often expressed in sudden waves of virulent, even exterminatory attacks?
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UV sanitizing robots from Xenex are used in highly contagious infection rooms where virulent organisms are present.
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This is a kind of virulent and parasitic irony, which feasts on its host statement for effect.
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But the digital age has provided a ripe environment for the virulent reproduction and visibility of both.
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Could a gene drive stop one virus only to open the way for another, more virulent one?
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Republican nihilism and Democratic neglect and arrogance had bred a virulent strain of nihilism in the electorate.
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Colonel Vindman has been subjected to virulent attacks on his patriotism on Fox News and social media.
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Colonel Vindman has been subjected to virulent attacks on his patriotism on Fox News and social media.
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David Leonhardt A virulent nationalism, tinged with bigotry, is on the rise across much of the world.
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Using Awlaki and YouTube as an example, all tech firms must deny these virulent propagandists a platform.
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By growing the pathogen repeatedly in chicken eggs, say, technicians can make it less virulent in humans.
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It's also the case that anti-Asian racism is particularly virulent because it's somehow considered more acceptable.
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Two reports confirm a resurgence of the disease in a virulent form called progressive massive fibrosis (P.M.F.).
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Officials said 41 security guards were hospitalized with the virulent virus, with symptoms that include vomiting and diarrhea.
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Different genes mean different proteins; more virulent coronaviruses may have spike proteins better at latching onto human cells.
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Fundamentally, the problem is that Israel has become a target of virulent, unrelenting and disproportionate left-wing criticism.
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Even before the latest right wing conspiracies, Reddit has long been plagued by toxic users fostering virulent communities.
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By then, the virulent strain had infected 19 patients and contributed to the deaths of five of them.
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Pneumonic plague is more virulent or damaging and is an advanced form characterized by a severe lung infection.
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"When democracy comes under this kind of virulent attack, then the election itself becomes superfluous," the statement said.
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"CNN is well known as a virulent anti-Trump Fake News Network(FNN)," Giuliani tweeted early Saturday morning.
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Apparently, so was the idiocy of the many thousands who rallied in support of something so undeniably virulent.
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Where are the presidents who welcome destitute refugees with open arms despite the most virulent slander against them?
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Dar said further tests were needed to determine how virulent the strain found in the local hogs is.
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Virulent strains of E. coli do emerge, but at least in beef, they can be neutralized by cooking.
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This decision doesn't feel realistic considering the ways in which Christian rightist movements are intertwined with virulent racism.
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Op-Ed Contributor BANGALORE, India — Among their common traits, illiberal strongmen share a virulent mistrust of civil society.
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So virulent has been the Democratic establishment's and the left's opposition that the two have mistakenly seemed one.
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President Donald Trump and the National Rifle Association both advocated the idea, sparking virulent opposition from teachers unions.
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The president, channeling his hero Andrew Jackson, continues to champion a particularly virulent form of reactionary white majoritarianism.
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The indignation was at its most virulent in Catalonia, one of Spain's richest regions, where nationalist parties embraced separatism.
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Also, certain types of bacteria are extremely virulent, and it takes only a small amount to make you sick.
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This suggests that changing sexual mores, rather than a particularly virulent strain of American exceptionalism, might be to blame.
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This escalation of violence and blood-letting brings a virulent intensity and Quentin Tarantino-like feel to the film.
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Growing up in Nigeria, I witnessed first-hand a deeply ingrained culture of insidious hyper-masculinity and virulent homophobia.
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Waves of the Justinian plague variety continued to break out for the next three centuries, gradually becoming less virulent.
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In this era of virulent anti-intellectualism, we don't need more caricatures of academic life, especially from the left.
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But the attention also turned Sánchez into a target — she's been subjected to virulent online abuse, including death threats.
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The comments come as South Korea and neighbouring countries battle outbreaks of various strains of the highly virulent flu.
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But what we didn't realize that this undercurrent of racism was still there, virulent and kind of down, suppressed.
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Novel provisions should provide narrow and precise criteria to restrict experiments that could create novel, virulent and contagious pathogens.
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The comments come as South Korea and neighboring countries battle outbreaks of various strains of the highly virulent flu.
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That would surely rekindle English nationalism in virulent form, creating the biggest threat of all to the United Kingdom.
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He has "revised" the conservative script, Robin argues, but his most virulent qualities do not subvert it at all.
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The Dolchstoss myth that's sure to take hold if Trump is impeached or quits under pressure will be virulent.
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The world is not ready for "a fast-moving, virulent respiratory pathogen pandemic," a W.H.O. report said last year.
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Some #NeverTrumpers express virulent dislike of a man who they think would bring their party down along with him.
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Since Myanmar's political transition began, a virulent strain of Buddhist extremism has pushed such attitudes further into the mainstream.
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The new WanaCrypt0r 2.0 ransomware was particularly virulent because it took advantage of hacking tools stolen from the NSA.
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With every passing day, Trump diminishes the office of the presidency and elevates a virulent strain of racial animus.
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By that measure, and in the face of virulent racism, this intimate exhibition constitutes a glorious act of defiance.
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TB is caused by a bacterium that usually attacks the lungs and, in its most virulent form, is deadly.
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I wish these portrayals of strong women were not accompanied by such virulent sexism, racism, and homo- and transphobia.
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It's what we betray about whose voices -- and lives -- matter when it comes to our country's virulent gun culture.
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He played the last human left alive on the globe after a virulent contagion turned other people into vampires.
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Because the code was very virulent in terms of how it replicated, then it spread all over the world.
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Bettauer became the target of a virulent hate campaign, and was ultimately murdered by a Nazi named Otto Rothstock.
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What's more, conservative anti-government, anti-establishment sentiment has become more and more virulent over the past several decades.
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There, she fell into an uneasy, short-lived relationship with the French novelist — and virulent anti-Semite — Louis-Ferdinand Céline.
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Fenn says the flitting snowbirds and rotating crop of transplants can be afflicted with a virulent case of historical amnesia.
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The most virulent strains of this delusional thinking even suggest Marjory Stoneman Douglas High was some sort of armed facility.
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Its virulent tone runs throughout the design language of the brand from the $200,000 570S to the $2.59 million P1.
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I didn't expect to see forms of racial hierarchy and ideas about white supremacy reemerge in such a virulent way.
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American diplomats joke that virulent denunciations of the evils of their country did nothing to diminish the demand for visas.
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Moreover, there's a risk the virus used in the vaccine could mutate, become virulent and cause a more severe strain.
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As even his most virulent critics have conceded that there's no record of Ellison ever evincing a dislike of Jews.
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There, he was diagnosed with meningitis from Enterobacter aerogenes, a virulent drug-resistant pathogen spread almost exclusively in healthcare settings.
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"But 'Let it burn itself out' and 'It's not as virulent as regular TB' are just dishonest arguments," Farmer said.
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But the virulent racists cheered, hailing the gunman a hero for helping to start the race war they dreamed of.
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Cool Pope Francis is the beneficiary of all sorts of virulent, racist, and wildly misspelled 140-character bits of garbage.
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The ways and philosophies that produce virulent politics of hate, such as Islamic fundamentalism or Nazism, are not our ways.
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It is evidence that bigotry against black people is more virulent than animus toward any other racial or ethnic group.
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But often patients fail to follow the whole course of treatment, and the disease mutates into a more virulent form.
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Economic dispossession and virulent racism stand in relation to nihilism not as alternative theories but as reciprocal causes and effects.
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"He is a virulent racist who has repeatedly insulted the American people — and minorities specifically — with his hatred," Rush wrote.
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But Juan Luís was disturbed to see how many of the kids from school supported Trump's virulent anti-immigration rhetoric.
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The Met is just one of many museums with a virulent case of FOMO, or the fear of missing out.
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" And Wolff casually refers to a "virulent, if not anti-Semitic (at least toward liberal Jews), right-wing West Wing.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) declared a "containment zone" in New Rochelle, N.Y., to combat a virulent cluster of corona cases there.
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Effectively, Durkheim found that there is a "paradox of moral choice" that is that much more virulent in its effects.
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In the 1980s, I saw firsthand the inability to curb hyperinflation and a virulent insurgency that brought down political parties.
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These amphibians likely harbored the fungus, allowing it to become more virulent and spread to others not adapted to it.
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Wars in Syria, Iraq, Libya, and Yemen wrack the region, and virulent forms of extremism threaten all the other states.
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But ad hoc involvement in the most virulent civil war in years is likely to lead to extremely counterproductive results.
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Roughly 50 million birds were destroyed in an effort to contain the virulent disease, costing the industry more than $3 billion.
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Dengue outbreaks that began here in the mid-1980s have become increasingly virulent, killing more than 800 Brazilians last year alone.
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And then the in-person confrontations started, between sometimes virulent anti-immigration groups and churches trying to help those seeking asylum.
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"A very simple rule of ecology is, the more hosts there are, the more virulent things they can carry," Holmes said.
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It doesn't seem to occur to anyone that, to the virulent anti-Semite, Buchenwald is a source of inspiration, not shame.
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Years later, that preacher, Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr, fueled a protest movement with his virulent sermons excoriating the Saudi royal family.
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Huckabee's appointment caused outcry from queer and allied people in the country music industry because of his virulent anti-LGBTQ+ views.
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In 2013, European researchers discovered that a virulent form of the bacterium that causes meningitis was spreading sexually among gay men.
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"If you've got rid of natural polio and then release a load of virulent virus, the consequences are greater," Minor says.
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When your body expels a fine mist of potentially virulent droplets, you want to keep that stuff away from other people.
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Perhaps a whole nationwide tour of sanity-restoring rallies — following in Trump's wake, perhaps, the med team to his virulent disease.
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This threatens to become a self-fulfilling prophecy, as discrimination primes Estonian Russians for the virulent political propaganda exported by Russia.
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The organization has been the object of frequent virulent attacks by ring-wing lawmakers, who have accused its members of treason.
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Kemp, by then running against Abrams and trying to moderate his hard-won image as a virulent white nationalist, backed down.
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I've seen some quite virulent exchanges in meetings between Saudi Arabia and Iraq so we need to favor this dialogue first.
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We need to prevent the emergence of new and more virulent entities committed to spreading chaos and insecurity in the region.
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Quick update: One person from California has died from the virulent E. coli outbreak, which has now spread to 25 states.
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Law and Justice's particular resentments, above all its virulent anti-Communism in the absence of actual Communists, may be distinctly Polish.
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The Republican Party of Virginia has laid into Ms. Cockburn, calling her a "virulent anti-Semite," a charge she hotly contests.
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He also said player resentment of the league was not as virulent in the N.H.L., partly because player contracts are guaranteed.
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Although he was a wealthy and well-read Catholic, he found himself completely unprepared for the virulent snobbery of the capital.
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President Donald Trump said Friday that Democrats are using the virulent coronavirus as a "hoax" to damage him and his administration.
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The lawyers' investigation had revealed the judge's "virulent anti-Semitism," Mr. Dunham said, and should be grounds for a new trial.
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The coronavirus, so far, isn't as virulent as SARS, and the number of admissions related to it here remains relatively low.
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The virulent anti-Muslim rhetoric of the campaign has evolved into a fairly conventionally stated American policy revealed in the speech.
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One reason the bug has become more virulent is that it has evolved antibiotic resistance and is not as easily treatable.
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That disease was both widespread and probably more virulent – it killed over 50 million people – so that's a worst-case scenario.
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"Democrats Nominate Virulent Anti-Semite in the Fifth District," blared a news release this month from the Republican Party of Virginia.
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With this year's flu season off to an early and virulent start, 2020 is shaping up to be good for business.
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By making sure that donors don't have a more virulent strain of HIV, the theoretical risk of "superinfection" can be reduced.
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Brexit and Trump 2016 are inextricably linked — the exact same themes: sovereignty, stopping mass illegal immigration and a virulent anti-elitism.
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Arguments became more frequent and virulent; I'd get minor panic attacks hearing her footsteps coming up the stairs to our apartment.
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As it has grown, the SD has expelled its most openly racist members, and its more virulent youth wing has split away.
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But even if you knew that virulent hate groups existed, they're fringe enough that most Americans have never spoken to their members.
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The difference was that Bowers was a virulent anti-Semite, and he blamed the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society for helping the migrants.
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The new Polish legislation not only stifles research and public debate about the Holocaust but also has produced virulent anti-Semitic attacks.
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"We knew that the fans were very passionate, and virulent, you know, nasty — some of them, not all of them," he said.
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This typically isn't a problem, since by the time they become virulent, a person — and his or her surrounding community — is immune.
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Highly virulent and easily transmissible, these viruses emerge from open-air poultry farms and markets of the kind that stretch across Asia.
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For years, experts considered the Americas comfortably isolated from the virulent avian influenza viruses hatched on distant Asian poultry farms and markets.
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Due to an outbreak of a highly virulent strain of H5N1 bird flu, French tables could be without foie gras this Christmas.
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Price, a Republican congressman from Georgia, is best known for his virulent opposition to Obamacare, otherwise known as the Affordable Care Act.
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H22N3, the dominant strain circulating this flu season, is notoriously more virulent and less receptive to vaccination than other types of influenza.
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Another is that women who stay in the game beyond their late 30s may be sidelined by virulent ageism in the industry.
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Sanders gave two of the 15 seats on the DNC's platform committee to virulent anti-Israel campaigners, Cornel West and James Zogby.
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A black former preacher with an eventful past, Mr. Stern talked a virulent neo-Nazi into signing his organization over to him.
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The idea that Wales and England have a sufficiently virulent football rivalry to go to war in the streets is far fetched.
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Ms. May's reassuring sound bite about her commitment to Brexit was aimed at her own colleagues, many of whom are virulent euroskeptics.
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Even Brooks, still an anti-Trumper, acknowledges that most virulent anti-Trumpers don't know any Trump supporters, living in their own bubbles.
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A particularly virulent and awful disease, the bubonic plague killed its victims quickly and painfully, causing high fevers and large, weeping boils.
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Hence the virulent attack on the ECB, because the monetary policy is doing what the Germans and the Dutch should be doing.
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The repression of Uighurs in Xinjiang is just the extreme manifestation of the C.C.P.'s virulent — and unsustainable — pursuit of total control.
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If the gut was infected and its good bacteria flushed out or overpopulated by more virulent strains, it would be less affected.
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Twitter still hosts virulent anti-Semitic posts and ISIS propaganda continues to fall through the cracks on Instagram, despite the company's policies.
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The WHO is now investigating whether airborne pollution particles may be a vector that spreads Covid-19 and makes it more virulent.
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New headlines documenting the spread of the virulent coronavirus also helped fuel demand for the relative safety of U.S. debt on Thursday.
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Since Mr. Sisi announced a plan to hand the islands to Saudi Arabia last year, he has faced an unusually virulent backlash.
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We keep wondering just how low the president will go and just how deep his capacity is for the vile and virulent.
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Novel and highly virulent pathogens — hybrid pig-duck influenza strains — then crossed the species barrier and have been tormenting humanity ever since.
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In Europe, researchers inoculated calves with probiotics that eliminate the most virulent bacteria in cow guts, potentially cutting methane emissions by half.
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Part of the answer is extreme partisanship and right-wing political correctness (which is far more virulent than anything on the left).
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Their research, published Thursday in the journal Science, reiterates that the pathogen comes in many different strains, some more virulent than others.
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The researchers think the virulent, global strain emerged within the past century coinciding with rapid development in global technology, commerce and trade.
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Face-to-face confrontations have also occurred between sometimes virulent anti-immigration groups and church leaders trying to help those seeking asylum.
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The latest ransomware strike, experts said, was particularly virulent because it was based on malicious software stolen from the National Security Agency.
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That said, what has saved Japan from sweeping and virulent populism so far may well threaten its stability in the long term.
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The primitive theocracy in Afghanistan had little use for what its virulent ideology opposed, and an unapologetic "historical purge" was undertaken forthwith.
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The former often provide only short-lived immunity, while the latter carry the risk of being converted from attenuated viruses to virulent forms.
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From there, he has slowly given voice to a virulent strain of racism and white nationalism that other Republican Party candidates had not.
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At its best, My Friend Dahmer makes some weak attempts to reckon with virulent homophobia in an Ohio suburb in the late '70s.
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A virulent anti-Muslim group, PEGIDA, was at one point in 2015 attracting thousands of people to rallies, though it has since faded.
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After an ultrasound, mammogram and core needle biopsy, Hosford learned she had triple-negative breast cancer, an especially "virulent" type, she tells PEOPLE.
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But the flip side of that progress was an equally public strain of virulent homophobia, the impact of which we still feel today.
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If only there were some way to safely traverse life without fear of walking into one of those hyper-virulent nebulosities ... Oh wait.
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But the virulent debate that accompanied the votes made it clear France&aposs political opposition isn&apost about to let the drama die.
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While stressing the importance of "civility" in politics, Biden recalled how he'd worked productively alongside two segregationist senators, including the virulent racist Sen.
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Lies said upgraded warnings in the event Zika proves more lethal or virulent could give workers more of a right to refuse travel.
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They were the early abolitionists, condemning prostitution, along with pornography and sexual violence, as the most virulent and powerful sources of women's oppression.
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The show, SLAV, which had a white lead singer and mostly white cast, was met with virulent resistance from the African-American community.
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For the heart of this small, petty, virulent man lies not in what he has accomplished but what he has failed to accomplish.
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But cell phone industry stakeholders reacted with all the calm and composure of a Mountain View cop being engulfed by virulent alien goo.
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Hillary Clinton's campaign -- and the virulent misogyny it unleashed- and Donald Trump's presidency have caused a flowering of female activism and public presence.
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The perversity of a virulent pandemic is that the affected hosts propagate the disease, accelerating the demise of members of their own species.
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In 1924, her young son died of scarlet fever during another virulent epidemic, and Liubov Popova died four days later, at age 35.
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But the strain that's led to the outbreak now, E. coli O157, produces toxins that are dangerous for humans, and it's particularly virulent.
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In countries where it is more dangerous for L.G.B.T. individuals to be open about their identities, harassment on Wikipedia can be particularly virulent.
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It was not intended to end Iranian-American enmity, virulent since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, but it did dent dangerous confrontation through dialogue.
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"It certainly seems like this particular mutation is able to at least make a contribution to making it more virulent," Dr. Cheng added.
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The market's latest pendulum swing back to safer assets came amid a string of new headlines about the spread of the virulent coronavirus.
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He said, however, that the impact this time should be less than that of SARS, given that it seems to be less virulent.
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Mr. Trump has also resurrected the Keystone and Dakota Access pipeline projects that have been the subject of virulent protests by environmental activists.
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"Its bigger problem is a timely subplot about virulent racism among white Americans that comes off as a mishandled afterthought," Hollywood Reporter said.
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When we say it is unacceptable to see one of our brothers in this condition, we bring moral outrage but not virulent anger.
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And those machines could still be hit with a more serious—and more virulent—specimen of malware that exploits Microsoft's lingering RDP vulnerability.
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After all, Americans were eating junk food long before the virulent C. diff strains began causing havoc; trehalose may have tipped the scales.
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Researchers recently discovered that some highly antibiotic-resistant Klebsiella acquired genes that make them at least 10,000 times more virulent than previous strains.
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By contrast, blackface is an unambiguous form of racist mockery with clear origins in the virulent white supremacist history of the United States.
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Market focus across asset classes on the week's last day of trading was still largely centered on the spread of China's virulent coronavirus.
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If you voted for Trump and continue to support him and you think you are better than these bigoted virulent trolls, you're not.
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Yes, he's more supportive of immigration reform, and yes, he avoids engaging in the kind of virulent Islamophobia and racism that Trump does.
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As anyone could have foreseen, he has become even more openly virulent in his bigotry since and chafed against democratic restrictions on his authority.
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H3N2 is known to be more virulent than other seasonal strains, and to make matters worse, vaccines against H3N20173 tend to be less effective.
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The shutdown comes as the government is coping with a third case of the virulent Newcastle disease in a commercial poultry flock in California.
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The cause eventually came to be associated with not just antiwar objectors but also virulent anti-Semites, and the term itself became somewhat taboo.
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More recently, it protested against the government's virulent campaign against the financier George Soros, whose Open Society Foundation sponsors pro-democracy groups in Hungary.
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Fifty years later, black activists are still working tirelessly to realize that dream, battling the same forces of virulent, state-sanctioned violence and discrimination.
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Jesse Eisenberg stars as "Columbus," one of the few survivors of a worldwide zombie apocalypse sparked by a virulent strain of mad cow disease.
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Talon died at 22003 days old after becoming infected by a virulent strain of Pseudomonas aeruginosa, a ubiquitous bacteria that easily contaminates hospital equipment.
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Of course, what sounded like love to him could sound like a broken record of virulent criticism to me: You're not working hard enough.
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That goes for things like the common cold, but also for more virulent microbes like those that could cause tuberculosis, which are pretty rare.
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They also found evidence that plague evolved into a less virulent version of itself by shedding certain genes towards the end of the pandemic.
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Research also confirms that both before and after Flechtheim's death the Nazis singled him out as a target of particularly virulent anti-Semitic propaganda.
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It is one of the world's most virulent diseases and is transmitted through direct contact with blood or other bodily fluids of infected people.
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Led by Jarosław Kaczyński, Law and Justice has been largely defined by Euro-skepticism, its attempts to limit women's reproductive rights, and virulent xenophobia.
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For years, the UNHRC has engaged in ever more virulent anti-American, and anti-Israel invective and the days of U.S. participation are over.
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But they have also recently faced much more virulent criticism from animal rights activists, who argue that bullfighting is unworthy of a modern society.
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If Mr. Trump truly loved this country and respected its institutions, he would cease promoting this virulent lie, for the sake of domestic tranquillity.
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The Westboro Baptist Church, one of America's most virulent anti-LGBTQ groups, has inspired a few documentaries and amateur adult films over the years.
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Undaunted, scientists from Sichuan University then moved on to fully grown adults, using CRISPR to try and cure a virulent form of lung cancer.
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Two friends, who acted as intermediaries, said that she saw no gain in reopening the subject, which had exposed her to virulent online attacks.
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We're working to find out more about him, but on a social media site friendly to extremists, he expressed virulent anti-Semitism and xenophobia.
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With a homicide rate of 2003 per 100,000 residents, and 70,22014 drug-related incidents recorded between 22003 and 22010, the situation is truly virulent.
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His rhetoric has been a powerful contributor to our climate of hate, which is amplified by the right-wing media and virulent online culture.
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Gargling with the solution led to a reduction in infections caused by some fairly virulent bacteria, among them Pseudomonas, Staph (including MRSA) and Haemophilus.
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Vietnam's actions will hopefully prevent not only new outbreaks in the future but also keep even more potentially virulent viruses from overwhelming the globe.
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Most strains of E. coli are harmless, but certain strains can cause illness, and the strain involved in the current outbreak is particularly virulent.
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There is no longer in this part of North America a guarantee of the protracted subzero temperatures that once killed off such virulent life.
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So many voters focused on her ideology — her party's virulent anti-immigrant, anti-Europe and past anti-Semitic stances — that her gender seemed secondary.
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Once my beliefs began to shift, I saw the virulent nature of his world, the emptiness and loathing in many of those impassioned claims.
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But some enterococcus strains have evolved into a virulent form, called vancomycin-resistant enterococcus, or VRE, that affects more than 540,000 Americans every year.
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Scientists said that studying the evolutionary history of these virulent microbes could lead to better tools for fighting antibiotic resistance in the modern era.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgaria's food safety agency reported an outbreak of the virulent bird flu virus on Monday on two duck farms in southern Bulgaria.
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Tay also started harassing Zoë Quinn, a game developer who once went into hiding due to the virulent misogynistic "Gamergate" threats she received online.
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Rodger was, however, inspired by the kind of virulent anti-woman resentment that is too often fostered and given safe haven in MRA spaces.
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Putting out food for birds in your backyard can attract predators, and virulent diseases like trichonomosis or avian pox can be spread through contaminated feeders.
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Haley's speech was thus a two-front war: trying to make the Republican case not only against Obama but also against Trump's virulent immigration-bashing.
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He has made virulent anti-immigrant sentiment more popular, attracted the support of far-right online political movements, and refused to credibly disavow these groups.
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He's also used his Twitter account to taunt corporations and individuals, who later suffer the consequences of nose-diving stock prices or virulent online harassment.
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And though Trump completely lacks political experience, his running mate, Mike Pence, is one of the most horrifically virulent anti-choice politicians in the country.
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It became a founding principle—this kind of virulent approach to the consumption of human resources and natural resources, and obviously the consumption of landscape.
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They press on us an understanding that must become much deeper, and more encompassing, if the virulent heritage of slavery is ever to be eliminated.
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Every threatening call signals the spread of a new, vigorous and virulent anti-Semitism that is haunting Jews from Missouri to Alabama to New Jersey.
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The giant avalanche of virulent comments against United could mean a big headache for the airline, as it has a lot at stake in China.
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The breathless journalism, the sensational front-page headlines, the 220006/2202 cable station "breaking news" reports and the hysterical ranting by virulent alt-right websites?
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Soon enough, the sellers emerge and analysts tackle all of tech with lower price targets and virulent downgrades, extending the selloff past the first day.
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In one of her plays, she writes about a virulent anti-gay campaigner whose son happens to be gay and comes out of the closet.
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That most virulent of poisons, the 'stab-in-the-back,' is in the bloodstream now and it will work its harm for a long time.
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Hate speech laws have not eliminated racism and anti-Semitism in Europe — arguably they are on the rise — they've simply driven these virulent attitudes underground.
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For the second time in his tenure, Mr. de Blasio has chosen to go public with his feud against the most virulent of his enemies.
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" Sanders opposes gay marriage, but isn't a virulent homophobe like her father—he defends conversion therapy and says that gay relationships have an "ick factor.
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Marburg virus disease, which causes severe viral hemorrhagic fever, ranks among the most virulent pathogens known to infect humans, according to the World Health Organization.
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Last week, the CDC said the strain identified in this outbreak is particularly virulent and known to be associated with higher hospitalization and complication rates.
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It decried what might result from privileging security over freedom and, correctly, predicted a result: virulent nationalism ready and willing to otherize and brutalize immigrants.
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His virulent belief system, which led him to cut off his Jewish friends in the wake of the Dreyfus Affair, is unredeemed by his art.
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But to watch Boston Shaq, this virulent, bizarre, practically sprouted manifestation of Shaq, is to get to a fundamental truth: he is a gigantic man.
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The Democratic Republic of the Congo started using an experimental vaccine against the deadly Ebola virus yesterday after identifying it as the virulent Zaire strain.
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But in the face of Britain's unreformed and unrepentantly hostile media, and the virulent transphobia it endlessly churns out, calls for unity won't be enough.
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We do know that the coronavirus is easily transmissible, even by people who show no symptoms, and it is virulent beyond the normal seasonal flu.
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In light of the virulent racism central to the film's cosmology, making Kong's lover so willing and white doesn't do much to detox the trope.
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Johnson's support of the Union notwithstanding, he was a staunch proponent of states' rights, a virulent white supremacist and a believer in limited federal government.
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The world is simply not prepared to deal with a disease—an especially virulent flu, for example—that infects large numbers of people very quickly.
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The Prime Minister's silence demonstrates that he's unwilling to push back against Trump and his outrageous use of an old and virulent anti-Semitic charge.
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According to mathematical modeling by the Gates Foundation, a virulent strain of airborne flu virus could spread to all major global capitals within 60 days.
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McCain was diagnosed in July 2017 with glioblastoma, a virulent brain cancer, a week after doctors removed a blood clot from above his left eye.
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The name means "wolf pack" in French, and its members are not politically virulent by United States standards but focus on concerns about Muslim immigration.
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Roos said he experienced virulent anti-gay prejudice, including slurs and public shaming, when he and his partner acknowledged their relationship to their fraternity brothers.
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Mass shootings happen with depressing regularity in the United States, but the virulent anti-Semitism that fueled the attack came as a surprise to many.
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Never as virulent or deadly as in Europe and Russia, systemic anti-Semitism began to recede in the United States during the 1950s and 1960s.
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She says she is afraid to leave her house, and plans to flee the country in response to particularly virulent attacks in the news media.
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In "Sense and Sensibility," Marianne Dashwood, betrayed by her inconstant lover, Willoughby, walks out in the wet after a rainstorm and contracts a virulent fever.
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Two days later, they had an answer: Legionnaires' disease, a virulent form of pneumonia caused by a type of bacteria that can multiply in water systems.
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As one of the most popular Marine Corps-focused viral social accounts, JTTOTS played a formative role in incubating its virulent strain of online military culture.
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In Guatemala, some growers have planted robusta trees in place of arabica that was stricken by roya, a leaf rust disease made more virulent by heat.
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With Donald J. Trump stirring the caldron, fear of terrorism is combining with nativism to produce a strain of xenophobia as virulent as any in decades.
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For example, 10 cells or less of an especially virulent strain of E. coli can cause severe illness and death in people with compromised immune systems.
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Researchers do not know why the fungus is so virulent; around 1,000 chytrid species exist in the wild, but only two are known to infect vertebrates.
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This brings its own comfort: If virulent racism exists only in damaged souls, then that shows its rarity; it suggests the rest of us are clean.
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Could a president who has expressed "virulent anti-Semitism" get his cabinet to make a recommendation that he ban everyone from Israel and then do so?
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Cartoonist Matt Furie wants to wrest control of a meme away from virulent internet cesspools and turn it back into the funny, chill character he created.
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The gunpowder, the terrorism, the virulent sectarianism and nationalism, are wafting up from the flames consuming Syria, spreading out over national borders and across the sea.
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This is just the scenario that is feared in the event of an accident with a novel, contagious, virulent virus like an enhanced bird flu strain.
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The scrapped cemetery visit sparked virulent backlash, with some of Trump's critics suggesting he wasn't willing to brave the inclement weather to honor fallen American troops.
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In 2011, South Africa culled 10,000 ostriches after an outbreak of another, less virulent form of bird flu halted ostrich-meat exports to the European Union.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - An outbreak of a virulent bird flu virus has spread to another farm in northeastern Bulgaria, the national food safety agency said on Wednesday.
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A black man in the White House, doing an excellent job in so many ways, enraged the virulent racists who desperately wanted Mr. Obama to fail.
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While Moore might win in red-state redoubts like Alabama, surely his virulent homophobia will make the GOP as a whole toxic in most of America?
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So virulent was Fischer's paranoia that he persuaded Spassky to play game three of their 1972 showdown in Reykjavik, Iceland, in a small, spectator-free room.
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Russell joined the more virulent senators in opposing legislation intended to benefit black Americans, but couched his opposition in more measured terms, often citing constitutional objections.
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The issue was most painful and raw in Pittsburgh in the wake of the massacre in which the suspect has a record of virulent anti-Semitism.
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If there were a highly virulent virus to come through here it would take out a large part of the population and totally stop recovery efforts.
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Any president and any administration would have been battered by the task of combating a generational pandemic involving a virulent "invisible enemy," as Trump calls it.
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In this atmosphere of apparent indifference on the part of government officials and law enforcement, a virulent, and violent, far-right movement has grown and metastasized.
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As the historian Carol Anderson documented in "White Rage," every single advance toward racial justice in this country has been met with virulent, often violent, resistance.
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Most live short miserable lives in overcrowded factory farms, which are a breeding ground for disease, including emerging pathogens and virulent strains of antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
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In recent days, Ms. Merkel has faced an increasingly virulent mutiny over the issue, which threatens to fracture her governing coalition as early as next week.
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These attacks collectively killed hundreds of Indians and likely stoked the fear and hatred that gave rise to Modi and his virulent brand of Hindu nationalism.
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While the new coronavirus appears to be less virulent and deadly than SARS, many questions remain, including the source of the virus and its transmission route.
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After that war ended, African-American migrants to California were surprised to find racist real-estate redlining and a virulent West Coast version of Jim Crow.
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And what emerges — and, again, in the context of this virulent anti-Semitism — what emerges is a proclamation that says no one shall enter from Israel.
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But he quickly found that southern Brooklyn resembled Belgorod in another way: His new neighborhood abounded with the same virulent homophobia he had hoped to escape.
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Yet the right wing wants a more exclusive government, as best exemplified by their recent attacks on voting rights – the most virulent attacks since Jim Crow.
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The damage in Ukraine was extensive, but the malware turned out to be too virulent and spread around the world, hitting multinational companies, including in Russia.
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The Brazilian military, however, has tried to avoid conflict with its Venezuelan counterpart despite virulent criticism of Maduro's government by Brazil's far-right President Jair Bolsonaro.
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Most religious events in Karachi are dominated by men and addressed by older, often-virulent clerics, but the participants at this recent lecture were all women.
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And so the strangely virulent form that TERFism takes in Britain today, and its influence within the British establishment, requires its own separate, and multipronged, explanation.
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A virulent ransomware strain called XData has gained momentum in Ukraine, so far leading to about three times as many infections as WannaCry did in the country.
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Particularly in small, isolated populations—which are how many new species begin—highly virulent viruses can rapidly exhaust the supply of available hosts and burn themselves out.
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This gendered favoritism is all too common in sports, but is especially virulent in ones like tennis, where high-status players like Serena Williams are routinely devalued.
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Predictions for Facebook in particular have sunk by 18% to reflect the cost of sanitising its platform—hiring more moderators and carrying less virulent (and appealing) material.
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A new species of chytrid fungus, recently detected in Britain and Germany, infects only salamanders and newts, but appears to be extremely virulent, causing rapid population decline.
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The spreading mechanism that passed WannaCry from victim to victim that was so virulent in the 2017 attack is still active, even if the ransomware itself isn't.
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But that model is being tested severely by the rise of virulent nationalists, who are fueled in part by the fear of terrorism and resentment of migrants.
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A Facebook search for "Donald Trump" will yield hundreds of pages—some run by diehard supporters, others by virulent opponents—devoted to the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.
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Macron's opponent, Marine Le Pen comes from the National Front party which has a history of virulent racism and positions itself as anti-NATO and anti-EU.
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They recall his effervescent stage persona and his ability to make people laugh, but with the inevitable somber undercurrent that this was someone with virulent inner demons.
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Limagrain said the incident ruined a 37-hectare trial of wheat based on conventional breeding and showed the risk of a repeat of virulent debate over GMOs.
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Now, there's a new kid on the block carrying the torch for aggressive, break-your-teeth hardcore punk—Ascend/Descend, the virulent brainchild of vocalist Michelle Dugan.
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There are two broad types of the influenza virus (four in total) that make people sick, A and B. Type A flu viruses are typically more virulent.
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But he had shocked the Netherlands, and Europe, with what seemed a dramatic rise in popularity and his increasingly virulent policy ideas about Muslims and Muslim immigration.
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This news raised concerns that such novel viruses could be deliberately misused, or their accidental release could lead to an accidental pandemic of a virulent new pathogen.
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Hog prices had surged 52.9% from February to May 2019 thanks to a global pork shortage due to a virulent outbreak of African swine fever in China.
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Previously, the CDC warned that the strain of E. coli identified, O157:H7, is particularly virulent and known to be associated with higher hospitalization and complication rates.
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A more likely catastrophe, Mr Rawles believes, would be a pandemic virulent enough to cause the breakdown of the national sewerage system as well as the grid.
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In a passageway, half a dozen innocuous-looking green and white stickers featured, upon closer inspection, the sword-and-hammer symbol of a virulent neo-Nazi group.
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A more virulent strain of anti-Semitism is emerging in some areas of French society that are often poor and have large Muslim populations, Mr. Wieviorka said.
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And we're deeply intrigued by Joan Nathan's new recipe for gefilte fish, which she promises can convert even the most virulent of the anti-gefilte-fish crowd.
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Until then, Shiite communities, while generally supportive of the Palestinian cause, had not demonstrated the virulent, anti-Israeli vitriol that would eventually come to characterize Iran's position.
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Germany, Austria, Croatia and Switzerland have all reported outbreaks of the virulent strain of the disease affecting wild birds to the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE).
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A quote from virulent American neo-Nazi James Mason, the author of racist manifesto Siege (which is something of a spiritual text for Atomwaffen), ended the clip.
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In light of McMaster's book, and his unrestrained temperament, some observers had hoped that he might be effective as Trump's foil, curbing the President's most virulent instincts.
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When the US Army saw 3,000 troops in the Korean War suddenly come down with an extremely virulent haemorrhagic fever, officials assumed it was a biological weapon.
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"America's health care system must be there to help communities face an emergency from a natural disaster, a manmade disaster, or a virulent contagious disease," they wrote.
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Right-wing Lebanese Christian activists, who accused the band of "blasphemy," vowed to stop the performance "with force," unleashing a virulent social media campaign against the group.
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And now, as an ever more virulent wave of right-wing populism sweeps over Europe, Mr. Orban is in position to further consolidate his hold on power.
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The misogyny someone like Swift experiences shouldn't cover over what Moya Bailey calls misogynoir, a particularly virulent kind of anti-femme, anti-woman perspective toward black women.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - An outbreak of a virulent bird flu virus has spread to a farm in southern Bulgaria, the Balkan country's food safety agency said on Friday.
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Often this has also meant direct attacks on a free press from Poland to Saudi Arabia, as vicious and virulent as anything seen since the Nazi era.
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A few articles actually showed sympathy for a couple trapped in a gilded cage that exposed them to constant scrutiny — and, in the duchess's case, virulent racism.
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We must invest heavily in research just to catch up — to discover the new and ever-changing ways in which bacteria resist antibiotics and become more virulent.
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The bad news is that, if this model is right, dark energy may be in a particularly virulent and — most physicists say — implausible form called phantom energy.
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The most virulent white nationalists running in 22017 — from Holocaust deniers to one candidate who believes a New York children's hospital was making kids sick on purpose — lost.
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The first episode, which depicts a virulent flu decimating the human population, is the strongest: The outbreak is appropriately terrifying, and the character introductions are efficient yet compelling.
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They've had devout Christians, virulent racists, virgins, someone with Asperger's syndrome, a trans woman, and put them all together with people who would, of course, disagree with them.
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Jean's device hand floated up from the virulent sofa, prepared to transcribe, and she glanced over her shoulder to be sure the ad agency kids were still filming.
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After a series of failed negotiation efforts, US Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty — a virulent anti-unionist — issued an injunction banning all railroad workers from striking or protesting.
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He is also a virulent opponent of migration and built a barrier on Hungary's border with Serbia and Croatia in 2015 at the height of Europe's migrant crisis.
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As a child raised in an especially religious family, he studied at a Karachi madrassa known for its jihadist alumni and links to certain virulent strains of militancy.
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Some would (and do) argue that this is a brilliant form of misdirection, taking attention away from the virulent xenophobia that was on display yesterday at the convention.
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A role in the massacre helped launch the political career of "Pitchfork" Ben Tillman, a virulent white supremacist who later became South Carolina governor and a US senator.
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The recent news that a flight attendant was hospitalized in a coma resulting from measles reminds us just how virulent the disease can be, particularly in unimmunized adults.
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A chemical is typically sprayed over leaves, giving it the appearance of marijuana, but, Mr. Messner said, it is closer to more virulent drugs such as bath salts.
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" The former secretary of state has also been a virulent critic of the President, saying that he is making the country look like a "victim" and a "chump.
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Patients almost always prefer to remain home, where they are comfortable and can continue to enjoy their families and activities, as well as avoid exposure to virulent infections.
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Dorsey's attitude here indicates that his company is highly unlikely to take action against Trump for inciting onslaughts of virulent harassment and hate speech toward his Twitter targets.
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Mueller has for nearly two years been investigating Russian interference and links between the Trump campaign and Moscow, amid increasingly virulent attacks from the president and his allies.
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A political movement that threatens all minority groups invariably makes anti-Semitic forces more powerful, as the most virulent anti-Semitism lurks among the broader community of bigots.
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This toxic combination of Sunni extremism and virulent anti-American sentiment essentially turned Fallujah into one of the most dangerous hot spots in the post-US invasion insurgency.
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The blows came — his very presence drew virulent attack — but not his counterpunches, even when fighting more fiercely and wielding power with impunity might have been in order.
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Jewish groups in Canada are calling on the federal government to block a well-known "virulent anti-Jewish" French comedian from entering the country to perform in Montreal.
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Santiago Abascal, the Vox leader, contrived a near-perfect political and cultural synthesis for the current gestalt: a virulent rejection of immigrants and a strident defense of bullfights.
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Many others despise him for his virulent attacks on minorities, which led him to be charged by Brazil's attorney general with inciting hatred against blacks, women and gays.
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"To make it as a bioweapon, if that's what you wanted to do, there are scarier and more virulent pathogens to work with," said Keusch of Boston University.
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But the real damage was done to Sony's own systems: More than 70 percent of its computers melted down when a particularly virulent form of malware was released.
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Montana Department of Revenue Part of this nation's legacy is a virulent streak of anti-Catholicism that made it into many state constitutions in the late 19th century.
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Her petticoat, with its bluebirds hovering over a lake of yellow silk, earned a look of such disapproval you would have thought they harbored some virulent tropical disease.
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Anti-German feelings were virulent, and Wilson issued orders requiring the registration of all German-born residents (a program administered by the 22-year-old J. Edgar Hoover).
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The second liquid, the one that would put an end to Augustus, was a virulent blue, and there seemed to be a lot of it in the syringe.
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It was paid for by the United Daughters of the Confederacy, an organization formed during a postwar period marked by virulent white supremacy and violence against black Americans.
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But this quote shows the president as someone who wants to warn the news media that any virulent attempt to take him down could have much more dire consequences.
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In late 2015, Ralph Mobbs, a neurosurgeon at the Prince of Wales Hospital in Sydney, met a patient who suffered from a virulent form of cancer known as chordoma.
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Other theories are that the strain of syphilis currently making the rounds may be particularly virulent or that syphilis may be cyclical, ebbing and flowing in a natural pattern.
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But the fact that they even had to address this issue shows the uncomfortable proximity of their ideas in many people's minds with an openly virulent form of nationalism.
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Trump is vowing to choose justices in the mold of the late Justice Antonin Scalia, whose virulent dissents against LGBTQ rights is clearly not what Lambda has in mind.
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His work makes no claims to subtlety in conveying its message — that beneath its cheery veneer, the United States harbors dark forces and virulent cynicism within its political system.
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There are also a few Easter eggs, including an interplanetary wormhole from the science-fiction franchise Stargate in one of the bunkers and a pen of especially virulent zombies.
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The risks posed by wheat rusts are growing, with modern versions of the fungus becoming ever more virulent, evolving to adapt to the earth's higher temperatures, the FAO said.
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ST656 is a toxin-spewing strain that can cause severe, even fatal diarrhea, while ST127 is one of many strains that cause urinary tract infections—both are highly virulent.
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So now, back in his Manila flat, Yousef—invincible, a genius of terror, perhaps the greatest terrorist who ever lived—cooked a virulent soup of chemicals on the stove.
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For instance, if you believe that political machinations have put into jeopardy the rights of a customer, discussions of those issues by somebody who does not can seem virulent.
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In a blog post, Symantec listed numerous links between Lazarus and software the group had left behind after launching an earlier, less virulent, version of the malware in February.
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They were plainly fed up with the continued oppression of the black community in America, including virulent racial discrimination in housing and employment and every single aspect of society.
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They found that twice as many people died later in the outbreak from the more virulent strain, compared with people infected with the earlier strain, according to Scientific American.
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The policy change, for the virulent drug-resistant germ Candida auris, came as the C.D.C. reported that more people are dying of drug-resistant infections than it previously estimated.
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The jihadist rebel said he believed Islamic State could repeat the strategy it used in Iraq last decade of retrenching when under attack, then rebounding in more virulent form.
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The bill came just as the district was building up a war chest to fight a virulent new citrus blight, a disease that had already devastated groves in Florida.
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The posse has since faded, but its successors have flourished, benefiting from virulent antigovernment rhetoric that has been used by the extreme right in the Republican Party for decades.
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Photograph by Frances F. Denny for The New Yorker Thanks to a boon of early press and virulent social media, certain dishes at Frenchette became status symbols almost overnight.
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However, The H7N9 strain is highly pathogenic in humans, causing severe respiratory disease, but is not virulent among birds, making it nearly impossible for farmers to detect, experts said.
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The VEP was flung into the spotlight in 2017 when a massive global cyberattack used a leaked code believed to be written by the NSA to become more virulent.
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But rather than declare the Islamic State and its virulent ideology conquered, many Western and Arab counterterrorism officials are bracing for a new, lethal incarnation of the jihadist group.
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And he went back to comparing Covid-19 to the seasonal flu even though it is far more virulent, has a far higher death rate and has no vaccine.
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The particularly virulent infectious disease, which spread when an infected person coughed or sneezed, ultimately infected 8,098 people, killed 774 of them, and caused $30 billion in economic damage.
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Price has been a virulent critic of the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, and has introduced legislation to replace the health care law every year since it was passed.
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"Best boyband since One Direction," raps Kevin Abstract on Brockhampton's SATURATION III track "BOOGIE" (which, as it happens, is more infectious than a particularly virulent strain of the flu).
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So in that context, the browbeaten Eagles may be a fan favorite, and not just because of the virulent backlash against the Patriots outside of New England (see Deflategate).
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But in the twilight of a long and storied career, as he fights a virulent form of brain cancer, the 81-year-old senator has found a new voice.
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Yet a half-century of initiatives intended to combat the effects of centuries of virulent racism appear to have done nothing to ameliorate inequality between white and black America.
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In a country where 33 million people use Facebook and at least five million are on Twitter, social media has become a frequent platform for obscene and virulent outbursts.
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The company uses a technology called "codon deoptimization" to make versions of viruses and viral therapies that are rendered relatively harmless by replacing more virulent pathogens with milder strains.
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We are a nation born of the founding sin of slavery, where Jim Crow was the law; a nation still marked by racism and bigotries both subtle and virulent.
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The World Health Organization for Animal Health (OIE) said Germany, Austria, Croatia and Switzerland had all officially reported the outbreaks, which concerned a particularly virulent strain affecting wild birds.
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Air travel is a way to spread many virulent infectious diseases, including diphtheria, hepatitis A, influenza A and B, measles, mumps, meningococcus, rubella, tuberculosis, norovirus — the list goes on.
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DeMourot points to the case of Fred Eidlin, whom he calls "an ardent and virulent pro-Russian propagandist" who was active mainly in another LinkedIn discussion group, Political Science.
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Growers in northern states are combating virulent outbreaks of a disease as seasons grow warmer, orchards have been reconfigured for higher yields and new varieties may be more vulnerable.
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Even where less virulent forms of it have been practiced, such as France, it has led to the lowering of the economic health of the people and the nation.
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They wondered if it was more virulent in the past, but found instead that the strain circulating during the Black Death is very genetically similar to modern Y. pestis.
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RACE STORIES Florence Mars captured a fading but no less virulent racial order in Mississippi, when forces beyond its control were gradually dismantling the state's system of legalized segregation.
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Clinton could narrowly lose the popular vote and win the Electoral College, possibly unleashing a torrent of attacks from Trump and his virulent supporters that could last weeks or months.
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The confirmation comes as Asia's fourth largest economy has been grappling with a nationwide spread of virulent bird flu virus, leading to the culling of over 30 million farm birds.
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His most virulent attacks on the media, the intelligence community and, most recently, former President Barack Obama, have almost all stemmed from anger over reports tied to the Russia question.
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The fungal disease is virulent against a wide range of banana plants and increases production costs with fungicide necessary to maintain crop yields, according to the US Department of Agriculture.
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Unable to find an effective vaccine to treat the virulent and pervasive bacteria, salmon producers have been using record amounts of antibiotics in recent years, driving away some U.S. retailers.
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Virulent misogynist he may be, pickup artist Daryush "Roosh V" Valizadeh—who once said rape should be legal "if done on private property"—is primarily in it for the money.
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Tastemakers and blogs largely pulled back from the rat race, leaving the kingdom to its rightful heirs—murky deep web in-jokes like hardvapour and virulent 4chan memes like fashwave.
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By piling up random genetic changes, or by swapping genes with other intestinal viruses like Coxsackie virus, viruses can become virulent again and paralyze children who have never been vaccinated.
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Adding insult to injury, the Ebola virus mutated into a deadlier form during the last outbreak, showing an ability to quickly adapt to human biology and become even more virulent.
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An entire chapter of "The Policy Game" extols its virtues, labelling the protectionism of Reagan, who coerced the Japanese into reducing their car exports in 22005, as "dangerous and virulent".
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It's so virulent that injecting mice with a mere three bacilli was sufficient to kill them in experiments — and a single flea bite can transmit 24,000 of the deadly microbe.
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Part of the reason the cancellation of FIFA's anti-racism taskforce was so offensive was that racism has been so virulent in the soccer world, even when it isn't overt.
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That's because right now, the only thing holding the party together is hatred for Democrats and the white identity politics and virulent anti-government rhetoric that now powers that hatred.
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But this season's dominant strain, known as H3N2 or the "Hong Kong" flu, is especially virulent because it tends to mutate more than other strains, rendering our vaccines less effective.
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What ostensibly should be a "meeting" to assess why and when and how their friendship hit the toilet turns into an airing of grievances, fueled by their own virulent narcissism.
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Will we allow a "new" and perhaps more virulent form of McCarthyism to call into question our national values and ideals destroy our rightful reputation as a beacon of liberty?
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Salmon farmers in Chile, the world's second-largest producer of the fish, are using record levels of antibiotics to treat a virulent and pervasive bacteria, driving away some U.S. retailers.
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Opinion: The mighty women of World War I That same 1918 flu was unusually virulent, so a very high percentage of the people who got sick went on to die.
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In very rare cases, individual Muslims, as well as Christians, living in the U.S. have succumbed to ISIS's seductive online propaganda, converting to a virulent ideology versus a real religion.
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It sharply criticizes the Trump administration's "broad and multifaceted" attacks on women and girls, and what it calls "particularly virulent" attacks and "extreme restrictions" on sexual and reproductive health care.
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It looked like a contradiction at the time: the American politician who had risen to fame as a virulent anti-communist was venturing into the world's most populous communist country.
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Duterte talked of making peace with his rivals after a "virulent" campaign and reiterated that, as president, he would give police a green light to use deadly force against criminals.
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It seems gratuitous at first — in fact, it is — but Owuor's descriptions of religious extremism sketch a virulent strain of Islam against which she can contrast Ayaana's benevolent spiritual journey.
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But he was an active poster on Gab, a social media network beloved by right-wing extremists, where he displayed virulent anti-Semitism and often posted violent rhetoric about Jews.
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And the book itself made headlines with its portrayal of Atticus Finch, the saintly lawyer at the center of To Kill a Mockingbird, by depicting him as a virulent racist.
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Some Republican lawmakers said they supported Mr. Trump's decision to move against Mr. Brennan, who has been unusually virulent in his criticism of the president, including accusing him of treason.
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Traders appeared to be buying and selling stocks in volatile fashion after each new report concerning the virulent coronavirus, its spread outside China and its potential impact on global growth.
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The U.S. stock market fell into a correction Thursday as investors punished equities in favor of safer assets as anxiety over the spread and potential impact of the virulent coronavirus.
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We must, of course, unequivocally oppose virulent partisans from either faction weaponizing art for short-term political advantage, especially in exchange for the destruction of cultural heritage sites millenia old.
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The latest blow to the local industry comes as Chile's salmon farmers are using record levels of antibiotics to treat a virulent and pervasive bacteria, driving away some U.S. retailers.
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But Dr. Britton also found that mice infected with those virulent strains of C. diff that consumed the sugar fared worse than infected mice that were not fed the sugar.
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Densely-packed city slums where thousands of people live in close proximity to one another in often sub-standard conditions could make it difficult to control a virulent viral outbreak.
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Sometimes, the dominant strain in a flu season will be more virulent than in previous years, which can impact the number of people infected and the severity of their symptoms.
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Authorities cited the virulent racial epithets shouted by the four African-American attackers at their white victim, but also noted that they hurled insults about his developmental limitations as well.
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But while Blackburn and Blackpool are particularly virulent examples of what happens when the relationship between a club and its fans breaks down, they are far from the only ones.
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In his performance as Joffrey, Jack Gleeson—angelic to look at but talented enough to be anything—helps the writers invest the character with a terrifying range of virulent psychopathy.
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Where malignant people intruded, Mr. Booker leavened their presence with humor: Strom Thurmond, the South Carolina senator who embodied virulent racism, became the subject of a laughter-inducing vocal impression.
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The Dominican Republic should serve as a warning both about what can happen when a country moves to revoke citizenship, and about the virulent anti-immigrant hostility behind such rhetoric.
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Part of the reason the cancellation of FIFA's anti-racism task force was so offensive was that racism has been so virulent in the soccer world, even when it isn't overt.
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These new bans reflect Reddit's more explicit attitudes toward its most virulent subreddits, including an emphasis on "ban evasion" — ensuring that a banned subreddit doesn't simply reform under a new name.
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At the root of this were a virulent anti-semitism and a state organized propaganda effort that sought to portray, both to Germans and the world, a race-based cultural superiority.
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" The National Association of Probation Officers revealed that "prison staff collude with the use of cannabis unless it becomes so virulent that a purge is necessary for credibility to be retained.
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Feinstein succeeded in securing the release of a 500-page executive summary of the document two years ago, over the virulent criticism of Republicans who said she was endangering national security.
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This occurred recently in the city of Portland, Oregon, when a man started hurling virulent anti-Muslim words of hate at two teenage girls, including one teen who wore a hijab.
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Wu was the victim of one of the most hateful and virulent harassment campaigns of Gamergate, and later inspired Representative Katherine Clark (D-MA) to introduce new cybercriminal law enforcement legislation.
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Against this virulent anti-establishment backdrop, the Democratic Party chose to run the most disliked establishment candidate in modern history against Trump, who criticized some of the same institutions voters disdain.
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Such virulent rhetoric risks becoming self-fulfilling: The more you demonize Islam and Muslims, and the more Muslims are treated as "them" and not "us," the more you push people apart.
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The virulent opposition in an area that its founder once declared to be "color blind" shows that the issue remains deeply divisive among liberals when it comes to their own children.
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Doctors in two clinics have told Reuters that there have been several cases of patients with the symptoms of cholera, a virulent diarrhea that kills within 36 hours if not treated.
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Meanwhile, as China and the US are embarking on a virulent trans-Pacific trade war, China is embedding itself in country after country across Africa, often quite profitably, occasionally quite toxically.
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We express our disagreements in radio and cable TV rants in ways that are increasingly virulent; street and campus protests that are increasingly violent; and personal conversations that are increasingly embittering.
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But a day after he invoked the 1970s, an era when he said he could find common ground with other senators — even virulent segregationists — his opponents offered their sharpest criticism yet.
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In posts on Saturday and Sunday, Mr. Trump renewed his criticism of Senator John McCain, the Arizona Republican who died in August from complications from a virulent form of brain cancer.
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A conspicuous failing of Myanmar's civilian authorities identified by the panel was their failure to curb virulent hate speech by religious and national hard-liners on social media platforms, notably Facebook.
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They found that it remained virulent on surfaces for a lengthy period: from up to 24 hours on cardboard to up to two or three days on plastic and stainless steel.
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The NYT report also has great details about what it looks like to discover something as virulent and potentially catastrophic as a new strain within a wide-ranging family of illnesses.
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"The problem I worry about most in the frail elderly is C. difficile," Dr. Wald said, referring to a virulent, hard-to-eradicate infection that has rampaged through the Medicare population.
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A video of his racist insults and assumptions, coupled with a threat to call immigration officials to have the Spanish speakers deported, went from viral to virulent on the internet Wednesday.
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Even with Nixon now disgraced and carved into history as first a huckster and then a virulent racist, his legacy on indigenous rights, then and now, stands above all other presidents.
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During their heyday, in the 1940s, '50s and '60s, these summer resorts hosted generations of Jewish Americans, at a time when virulent anti-Semitism prevented their admittance to non-Jewish resorts.
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She has taken inspiration from and spoken with Gabriele Grunewald, the 32-year-old American middle-distance runner, who has continued to compete despite dealing with more virulent forms of cancer.
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There was a trend indicating an association with heart attack as well, especially during seasons with the virulent H3N2 subtype of the virus, but that trend did not reach statistical significance.
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Although there is evidence that galleries and artists can represent the first wave of gentrification, arts organizations in the Two Bridges community are mounted a virulent defense against the development project.
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Brennan, who served during the Obama administration, has become a virulent critic of Trump and has excoriated the president on television as a contributor to MSNBC, a sister news network to CNBC.
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This feeling of aggrieved entitlement — incels frequently feel entitled to the sexual and romantic interest of women, and bitterly resent women who reject them — is often characterized by a virulent, violent misogyny.
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Instead, they use their participants' motivations and worries — from yearning for new friends to wanting to be prepared for school shootings — to justify their virulent "military subtext," as Blesener once put it.
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The most virulent nativists lost, including a trio of Trump wannabes, Lou Barletta and Corey Stewart, Senate candidates in Pennsylvania and Virginia, and Kris Kobach, the Republican running for governor in Kansas.
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Our thought bubble, per Axios' Eileen Drage O'Reilly: Emerging virulent pathogens are a threat each nation needs to report on a transparent basis to promote possible global coordination to halt their spread.
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The dominant strain was the old but virulent H22018N29 subtype, which is prone to the kind of rapid mutation that allows it to evade the defences the body created against previous variants.
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Around the world, changing weather conditions and stronger storms linked to climate change are bringing new challenges for many farmers in the form of new or more virulent crop pests and diseases.
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Bigwigs in government feel bounced into their friendship with America by virulent anti-Chinese sentiment among ordinary Vietnamese, some of whom accuse the cadres of going soft on Vietnam's overbearing northern neighbour.
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The fact that Republicans are defending Gianforte and conservative journalists piled on Jacobs isn't confusing or an outgrowth of "broken politics," but the inevitable consequence of virulent illiberalism in the American right.
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Thus, Trump is trying a different message with voters: a virulent mélange of nationalism and authoritarianism, largely centered on the caravan of several thousand migrants traveling toward the U.S. from Central America.
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The U.S. Public Health Service began as the Marine Hospital Service, and one of its primary functions was ensuring that sailors didn't expose domestic populations to new and virulent illnesses from overseas.
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This massive and traumatic expulsion into unemployment not only dashed the aspirations of the author's ancestors but also signaled a virulent uptick in the spread of Jim Crow laws throughout the land.
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The wide ethnic mix of students and the school's reigning egalitarian spirit immediately sets it apart, against the background of Germany's rising nationalist socialism, and its virulent opposition to the avant-garde.
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He used the appearance to revive comparisons of the virus to the far less virulent flu and car accident fatalities that his top public health officials have spent weeks seeking to dismiss.
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There is absolutely no indication -- zero, not the slightest hint anywhere in the world -- that Covid-21918 will become more virulent than it is now, so we can relax on that question.
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As it stands, many of the social networks with the most users and the most fervent devotees are doing the bare minimum when it comes to intervening with and preventing virulent content.
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The germ is so virulent that the C.D.C. recommends those infected or even just colonized with the fungus — meaning they carry the disease without being infected — should be isolated in individual rooms.
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He worshiped strong leaders; he indulged in a virulent anti-Semitism; and only slyly, belatedly, offhandedly did he take responsibility for mistaken actions and for detestable opinions that he expressed in writing.
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Virulent campaign In an early indication of his unorthodoxy, Duterte told reporters on Monday that if he became president he would seek multilateral talks to resolve disputes over the South China Sea.
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"We still have a lot of work to do to bridge the different views," Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany said after the discussions, which a senior European official described as sometimes virulent.
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To his amazement, he discovered that if he injected a heat-killed, virulent strain of Streptococcus pneumoniae, followed by a live, nonvirulent strain, bacteria that were normally innocuous would somehow become pathogenic.
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But the same pro-government media outlets that have been a useful tool in the Khashoggi case have also published virulent content against many of those detained under the state of emergency.
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On Wednesday, minutes after President Trump posted an incendiary campaign ad falsely accusing Democrats of flooding the country with murderous illegal immigrants, virulent racists on an online message board erupted in celebration.
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Concerns about the spread of the virulent airborne bird flu comes as farmers in China are preparing for the year's peak demand during Lunar New Year celebrations at the end of January.
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"If we accepted everything that the Italian government was proposing, we would see a virulent counter-reaction from other euro zone countries," European Commission President Jean Claude Juncker told reporters in Brussels.
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In fact, he's something of a throwback to a different era of conservative rule -- the George W. Bush years, when his virulent anti-gay, right-wing views made him a national figure.
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It is impossible that she wouldn't have known of Hitler's virulent anti-Semitism and the Nazis' objective of ousting Jews, whom Hitler had falsely (but successfully) linked to a Bolshevik terrorist threat.
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Before Thanksgiving, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a sweeping advisory to avoid romaine lettuce after 32 people in 11 states fell sick with a virulent form of E. coli.
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Since Donald Trump won the presidential election last November, every few months brings news of another political statement from a theater, and another virulent wave of outrage and counter-outrage in response.
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They could bankrupt the most virulent parts of the alt-right, a loosely affiliated far-right group that embraces white nationalism, and perhaps stop another Charlottesville from happening in the first place.
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This message is they have immunity to do whatever they want and what they have continued to do is fund the most virulent terrorist organizations and train a new generation of jihadis.
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A charismatic speaker, he has captured the attention of those who like Le Pen's outsider status but feel uncomfortable with her virulent anti-immigrant stance and the FN's history of anti-Semitism.
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Still concerns about the spread of the virulent airborne bird flu comes as farmers in China are preparing for the year's peak demand during Lunar New Year celebrations at the end of January.
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He's an agitator for a virulent white nationalism that targets people of color and immigrants as criminals and spreads conspiracy theories designed to destabilize our democracy by sowing division and eroding civic trust.
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The most chilling idea is that, instead of views shifting in the wake of the collapse, 1-percenter ultra-capitalism is spreading at a more virulent rate to the rest of the world.
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None of them wanted the same scenario to play out in Afghanistan, where the Taliban is at its strongest point since 9/11 and a virulent local affiliate of ISIS has established itself.
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But it would be immeasurably better than the hellscape populated by those left above, who would face radiation sickness, climatic disruption, virulent plagues, mass starvation, and the complete collapse of law and order.
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WanaDecrypt0r was so virulent in part because it used a Windows hacking tool that appears to have been stolen from the NSA and leaked by a hacking group known as the Shadow Brokers.
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SOFIA, Oct 18 (Reuters) - Bulgaria's food safety agency reported on Thursday an outbreak of the virulent bird flu virus on a duck farm and a poultry farm in the southern village of Voivodovo.
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Why would people confronted with scandal after scandal, with faux-pas after faux-pas, with virulent misogyny, racism, xenophobia and a military fetishism that valorizes war crimes, still want to support this man?
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In 2015, when the right-wing Law and Justice Party won majority power in Poland, many international observers feared the Central European country would become the next hotbed of virulent anti-European politics.
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As indignant as he is when he describes his brutal treatment (beatings and torture were frequent, as was extreme isolation), he also frequently speaks of his understanding of his captors' virulent anti-Americanism.
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By the 19603s, the American imperial project had turned its attention to South America, through "Operation Condor" — but the export product was not abstract painting but rather a virulent form of anti-Communism.
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" However, he observed, "Words of optimism may work in the short run, but in the long run they can induce guilt if the cancer is more virulent and defeats a person's best effort.
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As newly visible and often-virulent groups of white nationalists have invoked genetic research to claim racial superiority, some geneticists have suggested that the field was not doing enough to counter the claims.
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Under the leadership of Matteo Salvini, the Northern League dropped the word Northern from its name to better sell its virulent anti-immigrant message to the southern voters he used to say stunk.
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When a virulent anti-Semite walked through unlocked doors into a house of God that morning and opened fire on believers in prayer, the analogies to the massacre at Emanuel A.M.E. became inescapable.
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For nearly four years, Americans had suffered through the tumultuous presidency of Andrew Johnson, who drove the nation to political crisis with his virulent racism, erratic behavior and leniency toward the defeated secessionists.
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Yi-Zheng Lian Hong Kong's universities reopened in September to a small on-campus fracas that soon ignited into a virulent controversy about the future of the most basic freedoms in the territory.
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The photographer Judy Glickman Lauder explores that contrast between the human capacity for virulent bigotry and the courage necessary to transcend it in "Beyond the Shadows: The Holocaust and the Danish Exception" (Aperture).
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And that's leaving aside the harder question of whether it really works, in the sense of not just blacklisting a given person or domain, but actually limiting the virulent spread of their ideology.
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In 2002, her 5-year-old daughter, Grace, died from a virulent form of strep, driving Ms. Hood into a depression so dark that she could not write a sentence for a year.
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The conservative approach to infrastructure is part of an onslaught against any kind of government role in protecting Americans from the harsh consequences of this virulent new Social Darwinism and climate-change denial.
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That may be hard to see right now in the face of virulent political rhetoric, but history makes clear that the United States benefits from a friendly neighbor on its long southern border.
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Along with recent vandalism at Jewish cemeteries, the calls have stoked fears that virulent anti-Semitism is taking hold in the U.S. Our 360 video bears witness at two of the desecrated cemeteries.
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Residents in high-income countries around the world, where more parents are hesitating to vaccinate their kids, (including England, France, and Japan) have started to witness just how virulent the measles can be.
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But for a man whose brief political career has been entirely about a virulent campaign against the political establishment, fighting a battle against a series of entrenched politicians fits right into his brand.
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But, under Mr. Modi's leadership, growth has slowed, jobs have not materialized, and what has actually been unleashed is virulent intolerance that threatens the foundation of the secular nation envisioned by its founders.
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Lillian Smith did something 70 years ago that was unusual for a white writer: She delved into the world of southern gentility to reveal the bigotry, both casual and virulent, that lay beneath.
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The Know-Nothings, a secretive third party, ignited riots and torched churches yet captured about 50 seats in Congress and a few governorships with their virulent opposition to immigrants from Ireland and Germany.
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"They do have that capacity," Director of National Intelligence James Clapper told CNN's Peter Bergen in an exclusive interviews on "AC 360" on terrorism, Osama bin Laden and al Qaeda's most virulent offshoot -- ISIS.
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Both health professionals and parents of kids who died of vaccine-preventable diseases have been the targets of virulent harassment campaigns on social media, according to recent reports by the LA Times and CNN.
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"Unfortunately, there are a bunch of different strains and some are more virulent than others," Dr. Lisa Maragakis, senior director of infection prevention at the Johns Hopkins Health System in Baltimore, told BuzzFeed News.
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It's possible they were exposed to a less virulent strain of the disease, or that the prions didn't manage to infect human cells, or that the disease is still incubating in them, Larsen said.
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One challenge with the flu virus is a virulent strain can emerge quickly and seemingly disappear rapidly, making it difficult to anticipate the virus' course and to develop a vaccine against its possible strains.
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Cory Booker of New Jersey, who led the charge for a public apology after Biden boasted at a fundraiser of his working relationship in the 1970s with two of the Senate's most virulent segregationists.
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A prominent member of a German far-right political party known for its virulent anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant stance has converted to Islam and stepped down from his leadership role in the party.
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The Rule should be amended to prohibit the riskiest research that might produce highly virulent, contagious new strains of a pathogen, while permitting exceptions if an interagency expert panel judges the risk is warranted.
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It's a question that has weighed heavily on our minds, considering the recent death threats and virulent backlash that Hamdi Ulukaya, the founder and CEO of Green yogurt company Chobani, has received of late.
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On trade, Navarro's voice will be one among many, so it remains uncertain how his dangerous views will hold up among the other less virulent strains of economic nationalism competing for the president's attention.
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Recent malware outbreaks known as WannaCry, NotPetya and Bad Rabbit were so virulent because they used leaked alleged NSA-built hacking tools that took advantage of flaws many system administrators had not yet patched.
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When Trump took office, the payments also continued, for months, despite House Republicans having won a federal lawsuit that challenged the legality of the payments, and despite the president's stated virulent opposition to Obamacare.
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With campuses turned into blazing battlegrounds, courses canceled and anti-China sentiment growing more virulent, students from mainland China are getting out of Hong Kong with little idea if they will ever go back.
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Unsurprisingly, perhaps, the most virulent forms of ageism sprout in retirement communities: in some, if those in assisted living visit the independent-living dining room, they're forbidden to bring in their walkers or wheelchairs.
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If the label says it was grown in one of these regions, you are not likely to encounter the virulent strain of E. coli that sickened 85033 people across the United States and Canada.
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Maspeth protesters don't believe it, or don't care, and are trying to spread their virulent not-in-my-backyardism across Queens, vowing never to give in to a Brooklynite mayor they ridicule and despise.
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In 2018, the intelligence community's Worldwide Threat Assessment warned that a "novel strain of a virulent microbe that is easily transmissible between humans continues to be a major threat," according to CNN's Daniel Dale.
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Asked how he would respond to Venezuelans seeking a military intervention - a sentiment often expressed on the country's virulent social media - Story said there had already been a military intervention by Maduro's foreign allies.
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The development reflects the influence of Mr. Bolton, one of the administration's most virulent Iran hawks, whose push for confrontation with Tehran was ignored more than a decade ago by President George W. Bush.
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"To use a 21st century metaphor, I believe stories like Mary's offer a patch in the virulent social programming about white girlhood that American society has inherited from that time," Ms. Morgan-Owens said.
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As an extrovert who craves being close to people, I'm not a fan of social distancing — but I'm practicing it because currently it's the most effective tool we have to fight the virulent coronavirus.
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Since Glaser's arrest last year, Mbajja has received a barrage of intimidating calls, texts and messages on social media so virulent that she opened a case of offensive communication and threatening violence with police.
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"Virulent, take-no-prisoners attacks on the media, the judiciary, labor unions, universities, teachers, scientists, civil servants — pick your target — [are threatening to] tear down the scaffolding on which society is built," he wrote.
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After searching his property, the government came to believe he was involved with the National Alliance, a virulent and long-running extremist group, which was once among the nation's most powerful white supremacist organizations.
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His reputation and legacy could very well hinge on the show, but it remains an open question if he's fully immune to the virulent effects of fame that, last time around, almost killed him.
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Combined with the recent vandalism at Jewish cemeteries in Missouri and Pennsylvania, the calls have stoked fears that a virulent anti-Semitism has increasingly taken hold in the early days of the Trump administration.
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In his prior job as head of the Breitbart news organization, he published virulent anti-Muslim and anti-woman pieces, and welcomed so-called alt-right provocateurs who exhibit a range of hateful attitudes.
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The sheer effrontery of Castro's challenge to the United States was breathtaking: defiant, strident, often virulent denunciations of the United States, hours at a time, day after day, stretching into weeks and months, and years.
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France has long struggled to integrate western Europe's largest Muslim population, for years mired in a virulent debate over national identity and the role of Islam in a country that holds fast to state secularism.
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Photo: Toby Talbot (AP)Amazon has taken down nine books written and self-published by Daryush "Roosh" Valizadeh, the notorious reactionary misogynist, virulent homophobe, and self-described "pickup artist" behind a small web-based empire.
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But this being 215, a year in which Nigerians learned the data firm Cambridge Analytica ran a campaign intended to portray the president as a Boko Haram sympathizer, the conspiracies have taken on virulent proportions.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Xinjiang region has culled more than 236,26 chickens and other poultry following an outbreak of a highly virulent bird flu that has infected 16,000 birds, the Ministry of Agriculture said on Tuesday.
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"In a context of strong anti-Muslim sentiment, rampant hate speech on social media, and virulent Buddhist nationalism propounded by some senior monks, this crime could embolden others and unleash further violence," the ICG said.
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But the Trump administration has lumped together this traditional law enforcement function with virulent attacks on "leakers" as part of an autocratic campaign to govern in secrecy -- and that puts all of us at risk.
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During a visit to the Shevah Mofet School in Tel Aviv, Israel, in 2008, I met and engaged in a round-table discussion with recent teenage Russian immigrants who had fled Russia's virulent anti-Semitism.
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An analysis of more than 900 emails from Miller to editors at Breitbart News, the report shows Miller's single-minded focus on nonwhite immigration and his immersion in an online ecosystem of virulent, unapologetic racism.
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But there are also expressions of virulent racism, a glorification of violence and a desire to replace the modern state of Israel with a full-scale biblical kingdom that would extend as far as Iraq.
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And the reason for this twisted terrorist support is sickening: Tehran sees benefit in forming tactical alliances with these terrorist entities because they too loath America, and are motivated by a virulent anti-West agenda.
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Europe's growing divisions, amplified by virulent nationalist movements, may not be a conclusive verdict of failure, but they are a disheartening turn of events for people who expected a unifying continent of peace and prosperity.
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But in its most toxic (and ubiquitous) regions, cyberspace is also a virulent hub for body-shaming trolls — the faceless commenters who'll snag any chance to disparage women of every possible shape, size, and color.
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"In a context of strong anti-Muslim sentiment, rampant hate speech on social media, and virulent Buddhist nationalism propounded by some senior monks, this crime could embolden others and unleash further violence," the ICG added.
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Sure, Hitler didn't campaign on promises of a Holocaust, but as the Nuremberg Laws had shown, his outspoken hatred of the Jews and his willingness to act upon his virulent anti-Semitism was abundantly clear.
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The past few weeks have seen medical workers operating at the very edges of their capabilities, facing a virus so virulent that some patients were dying within hours of coming down with their first symptoms.
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Another effect was to stimulate new forms of U.S.-backed, anti-Soviet Islamist mobilization during the Cold War — including some that turned into the virulent anti-Western terrorist groups that partly define the world today.
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Mr. Yardeni, the author of a coming book, "Predicting the Markets: A Professional Autobiography," tried, gamely, to handicap the probability that trade tensions would turn virulent conflict and seriously damage the economy and the markets.
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The UK (which wasn't supposed to be participating in these elections at all) has a list of candidates that includes a YouTuber known as Sargon of Akkad and a virulent Islamophobe known as Tommy Robinson.
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"All countries in the East Asia and Pacific region and beyond must recognize that, in addition to bold national actions, deeper international cooperation is the most effective vaccine against this virulent threat," said the report.
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"All countries in the East Asia and Pacific region and beyond must recognize that, in addition to bold national actions, deeper international cooperation is the most effective vaccine against this virulent threat," the report said.
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The use of coat hangers is also a particularly chilling reminder of the country's all-too-virulent abortion wars, in which the coat hanger has become a national symbol for dissent against regulating women's bodies.
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Material traces of vital communities besieged by biased immigration laws and attitudes and virulent gentrification in LA and the US more broadly are reconstituted in tactile works that are supremely sensitive, evocative, and visually dynamic.
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Behind the scenes, Mr. Schneiderman, who was reported to drink heavily, is accused not only of physical violence, but also of injecting virulent misogyny and racism into the abuses he is said to have committed.
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The impetus for the horrific slayings in El Paso likely did not come from mere hate or xenophobia; it came from an ideology, one as intricate, multifaceted and virulent as that which drives Islamic terror.
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Some social media exchanges among new converts to the vegan and animal rights movements can become particularly virulent, he said, and those people may be motivated to extremism by graphic slaughterhouse videos posted by activists.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - A virulent bird flu virus has spread to two more regions in Bulgaria prompting veterinary authorities to announce a cull of nearly 8,000 ducks, the Balkan country's food safety agency said on Sunday.
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The same deaths then drove the development of the transatlantic slave trade (and the arrival, with the first African slaves, of the particularly virulent malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum , which also decimated the newly arriving Europeans).
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For his mainly white supporters, he came off as ... not blatantly racist, got the photo op, and maybe even secured some degree of cover from the virulent racism that's permeated the rest of his presidency.
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Nearly one in five S&P 500 companies have said China's virulent coronavirus will impact their revenues or profits, underscoring the far-reaching toll the disease is expected to take on businesses around the world.
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Four more people have died from tainted romaine lettuce, federal health officials said Friday, bringing the total to five deaths related to a virulent strain of E. coli whose source has still not been located.
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Since Britain defeated French forces in Quebec City in 1759 to take control of what became Canada, there have often been tensions over language, virulent anti-French campaigns and a legacy of discrimination and prejudice.
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Rather than presenting every original entry in the Green Book, the artist included just the listings' addresses and state names, which range from Maine to California, illustrating the ubiquity of virulent racism across the nation.
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And the diseases cats can spread can be pretty virulent, from cat-scratch fever to a parasite called toxoplasma gondii, the litter-box parasite that doctors tell pregnant women and immune-compromised people to avoid.
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" Hankes has noticed this trend on Reddit as well, noting in a Gawker essay that "Reddit increasingly is providing a home for anti-black racists — and some of the most virulent and violent propaganda around.
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The Post writes that the campaign has been trying for Barron, who has seen his father's long history of alleged sexual assault, virulent racism, and alleged electability for the office of President exposed to the world.
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In February 2016, long before most people had heard of ransomware, Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital near Los Angeles was hit with a virulent strain of the malicious software forcing it to shut down systems across its facility.
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The topic has stirred political debate in France, which legalized gay marriage in 2013 in the face of often virulent opposition from the more conservative parts of the country, where the Catholic Church still commands influence.
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Their virulent opposition to sovereignty transfers to the European Commission is a cover for terminal Germanophobia and an unbearable hurt of a proud nation being trampled upon by the European institutions serving its (erstwhile) arch-enemy.
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The instability that has swept across the Arab world, especially given the virulent civil war in Syria and the rise of the so-called Islamic State, has led to massive refugee flows and new terrorist incidents.
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While it's the same virulent strain of the E. coli 157:H7 that caused an outbreak that ended on June 28 (also connected to romaine lettuce), this one has a different DNA footprint, the CDC says.
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The problem is the push and pull of platforms against privacy has become so aggressive, so virulent, that societal norms that protect and benefit us all — like empathy, like respect — are getting squeezed and sucked in.
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Though seasonal impacts like a cold January and a virulent flu season may have played a role in last month's bounceback, the February numbers were "remarkably strong," said Jed Kolko, chief economist with job site Indeed.com.
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While it's true that a routine patch was all that was needed to prevent infection, WannaCry was also quite virulent: it didn't require convincing the intended victims to download any files or click any malicious links.
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The WannaCry software is particularly virulent because it doesn't necessarily require users to take any action, like clicking a link or downloading software, to spread; it can also spread automatically through file-sharing systems on networks.
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Lovecraft readers might recognize the ancient Antarctic city from At the Mountains of Madness, one of his most arrestingly creative works (albeit something that's still hard to separate from its author's notoriously virulent racism and xenophobia).
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Parents try to delicately explain to their kids why they are not in class while still sheltering them from the country's virulent political discourse, which is increasingly drifting into the lexicon of even elementary school children.
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Donald J. Trump, the presumptive Republican Party nominee for president, gives these themes their most virulent spin when he accuses China of "raping" the United States, or threatens to build a wall on the Mexican border.
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Israel, the region's only free society, faces a virulent movement fighting to eradicate individual freedom and to impose totalitarian rule in the name of Islam — the jihadist cause — and Iran is a leader of that cause.
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We don't know whether any specific event — say, an unexpected spike in oil prices or a decline in the stock market — will help transform any of the current social stories into a truly virulent economic disruption.
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Saxony is home to the anti-immigrant movement known as Pegida — the German acronym for Patriotic Europeans Against Islamization of the West — and has been the site of some of the most virulent attacks on refugees.
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Other developments were broadly terrifying for Somalis: In Minnesota and other Midwestern states, the run-up to the 2016 election saw enthusiasm for Donald Trump fused with increasingly virulent anti-Somali, anti-Muslim, anti-refugee rhetoric.
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Both states soon embarked on wolf hunts; the wolf was not de-listed in Wyoming, where the anti-wolf animus characteristic of the region was particularly virulent, and where the wolf is still under federal protection.
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But the face of David Duke, a former grand wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, is partly cast in shadow, as if gesturing at the deep darkness from which this virulent brand of American hatred springs.
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But a decades-long adherence to a virulent belief system, which led him to cut off his Jewish friends in the wake of the Dreyfus Affair, is unredeemed by the sublimity he achieved in his art.
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One source recalls feeling uncomfortable, listening to Bannon ranting about black rioters in Ferguson, Mo. These sources criticize Bannon for binding himself to a movement that they say has virulent anti-Semitism and racism within it.
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Mr. Uribe is the most virulent critic of his successor's peace deal with the guerrillas; he accuses Mr. Santos of what he himself was accused of in relation to the militias: offering impunity to war criminals.
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Although in the terrible tragedy in Pittsburgh we saw an individual with an extremist right-wing ideology commit this atrocity, on many college campuses throughout the country virulent anti-Jewish and anti-Israel bias runs rampant.
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He heralded a new kind of virulent racial politics in America, one that pretends to moderation and equality but feeds on division and prejudice — one that, 50 years later, we are still unable to move beyond.
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There are some studies where people who have tuberculosis or the flu come in the room, and from coughing or even just breathing, the number of virulent particles that are in the air are pretty high.
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All of this is a bit surprising, coming from a former president who is better known for violently crushing protests and virulent anti-American screeds than expressing his generic affection for athletic ideals and social justice.
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That April, at the request of Mr. Trump's chief strategist, Stephen K. Bannon, Mr. Ross talked about the census with Kris Kobach, at the time the Kansas secretary of state and a virulent opponent of immigration.
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More than 70 people overdosed in the city during a 24-hour span, beginning Tuesday evening, and the authorities said they suspect a virulent batch of synthetic marijuana, possibly laced with an opioid, was the cause.
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But equally, the virus may mutate and become more virulent, and it may develop "resistance" against human anti-bodies, or it may even use anti-bodies to enter our body cells (as Dengue does, for example).
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Against a cultural backdrop of virulent hostility toward the continent's Muslim communities, campaigning on the ability to deny new arrivals essential privileges — from housing and health care to child care and welfare — can prove electorally beneficial.
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But in the world traveled by the Slovakian artist and filmmaker Tomas Rafa, walls have been realities for a long time: some physical, made of reinforced concrete, and others metaphorical, maintained by increasingly virulent nationalist policies.
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I am not aware of any publication on the right that has spoken the truth about this president and risked his wrath and the virulent attacks from a base that brooks no critique of its hero.
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And it's possible (though probably not, according to Andreadis) that a strain of EEE more virulent and likely to cause disease in people could have emerged from Florida this year, where the virus lives year-round.
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Israel also considers Iran a virulent threat, one reason for a deepening alignment between Israel and the Sunni states, and from time to time has reportedly urged America to attack Iran or considered doing so itself.
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The most virulent critics of the Yeltsin complex have been grandstanding celebrities like Nikita Mikhalkov, a filmmaker who thrived under Mr. Yeltsin's presidency but has since recast himself as a great Russian patriot and Putin loyalist.
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But as Friday's deadly attacks showed, even if Yemen's main warring parties somehow agree to lay down arms and stop bombing, the extremist presence that has grown within the country is as virulent as ever before.
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Duck farmers in France's southwest, the main production region for liver pate speciality foie gras, resumed rearing last week after a six-week suspension ordered as part of measures to stamp out the more virulent H5N8 virus.
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This current crisis at the border and in the various immigration agencies is not just a byproduct of Trump and his advisers' virulent nativism, but a manifestation of the flaws built into the Department of Homeland Security.
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The Pentagon has more or less quit the post-9/11 'Global War on Terror' as we know it, demoting the fight from an all-encompassing battle to something closer to the management of a virulent disease.
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In general, hate crimes are on the rise nationally for the third straight year, according to FBI data — a trend that has coincided with the uptick in virulent rhetoric that has dominated U.S. politics and news coverage.
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And Kudlow's close friendship with someone who has befriended and supported and touted the work of the most virulent elements of the alt-right does markedly little to support Kudlow's claim that he's "a civil rights Republican."
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Some 21,600 turkeys were culled on a farm in Soest in North Rhine Westfalia after the virulent H5N8 strain was discovered and 9,53 ducks were culled on a farm in Moeser in Saxony-Anhalt, regional authorities said.
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Cernovich and Yiannopoulos rose to national prominence through the virulent misogyny they displayed in the 2014 Gamergate harassment campaign, which targeted women in the video game and media industries with doxxing and threats of rape and death.
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This episode is a little different because he's warring with a respected senator from his own party who has received the sympathy and admiration of the nation as he deals with a virulent form of brain cancer.
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Pneumonic plague is more virulent or damaging and is an advanced form characterized by a severe lung infection that can be transmitted from person to person via airborne droplets such as through coughing or sneezing, for example.
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And in January, a controversy erupted when Charles Maurras, a virulent anti-Semite who was an active proponent of Vichy-era nationalism, was included in an annual initiative to mark the anniversaries of significant figures and events.
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Earlier this year, Trump reportedly told top Republicans he is "saving" Judge Amy Coney Barrett, one of the most virulent, outspoken opponents of abortion rights on the federal bench today, for his next nominee to the court.
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Things like the growth and nurturing of identity politics and a grievance culture, and the imposition, especially on campuses, of a virulent form of political correctness, are both a symbol and a cause of our national angst.
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They wanted to ban abortion, so they voted effectively to do just that — without offering any pretense of trying to protect women's health, as supporters of other virulent anti-choice laws in states like Texas have done.
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As the front-runner for so long, she had already been grilled, fried and fricasseed by a virulent far right-far left media even before Trump arrived with his laurels from the Pulitzer Prize-winning site Politifact.
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But it started before then and still persists, in everything from virulent bigotry at its sports stadiums to the city's gaping income inequality, leaving Boston perpetually asking whether it can ever get past the stain of racism.
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When I really think about it, it makes no sense for me to be so laid back about this virulent new disease, especially since I have very little trust in the Chinese government, given its track record.
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The plums might be sticky or desiccated; armed with seed or pitted; dyed a virulent char siu red that stains the fingers or left "white," really a pale rust, like the silt of a river run dry.
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Well, it just turns out, it just so happens that Monica McLean worked for a Preet Bharara, the former U.S. Attorney in Manhattan, now a virulent anti-Trump critic on television and former counsel to Chuck Schumer.
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STRASBOURG, France (Reuters) - France will start putting up fencing along part of its border with Belgium this weekend to prevent wild boars spreading African swine fever, a virulent livestock disease that could disrupt Europe's large pig industry.
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The threatened violence reflects how Islamberg has become fodder for a pernicious part of the internet, one steeped in virulent hate and misinformation spread by websites like 230chan and Infowars, alongside baseless theories like Pizzagate and QAnon.
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When those same animals were exposed to virulent diphtheria bacteria making potent active toxin, they were resistant, and an extract of their blood could be injected into other guinea pigs, and transmitted the ability to withstand infection.
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In some of the more virulent parts of India's media, the Rohingya are not only accused of being terrorists but also of trafficking in drugs and humans, and of having the money to elbow out local businesses.
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It doesn't matter if it's Trump re-tweeting virulent racists or a seemingly innocent game title that references a hot-button conversation of the moment; they're both normalizing ideas that have no place in reasonable circles of discussion.
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In the course of his investigations he comes across nasty-sounding people, like the owners of a business titled "K3," and various virulent racists who use the N-word with abandon in the back of a tattoo parlor.
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President Donald Trump, in his enthusiasm to repudiate every aspect of his predecessor's administration, bailed out of the Iranian nuclear deal and recruited some of the most virulent critics of Iran to staff its key foreign policy positions.
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I've been watching, too, as a new fascist machismo takes hold in the political sphere and in its digital reflections, and as men have embraced a virulent, even violent misogyny in the face of economic and social crisis.
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If you want the fuller, richer story of the women's journey — their struggles at sea and on land, including virulent sexism — the place to turn is "Maiden," a sleek, exhilarating documentary look back at their race into history.
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Behind him was a large banner declaring "Mission Accomplished," which White House aides later said was meant as a congratulations to the carrier crew returning home but became a metaphor for miscalculation as a virulent insurgency consumed Iraq.
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"We in Germany are confronted with virulent right-wing radicals that have and still are trivialized by parts of the state authorities and underestimated by some politicians," Franziska Brantner, a Green Party member of Germany's parliament, told me.
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SHANGHAI, Jan 22 (Reuters) - The emergence of a new virus in central China has brought back painful memories of another virulent respiratory disease that wreaked worldwide havoc and left the country's health authorities struggling to rebuild public trust.
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These brackish waters are the cradle of Vibrio cholerae, a bacterium that clings to human intestines and emits a toxin so virulent that the body will pour all of its fluids into the gut to flush it out.
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A disease called fire blight, easily managed for a long time in apple and pear orchards, is becoming more virulent as the climate changes and as growers alter the way the trees are configured to produce higher yields.
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In fact, you can almost think of the wall as a modern-day Confederate monument, akin to those erected during a similar but far more virulent period of racist aggression in the first decades of the 20th century.
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Facebook has also rolled out a more aggressive approach to taking down hate figures, beginning almost immediately after the company's meeting with activists in Yangon in early June, banning a number of the most virulent individuals and groups.
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Italian analytics firm Ghost Data says here the U.S. president is now facing similar illicit tactics, albeit on a limited scale, with false profiles being created and coordinated online attacks organized to spread a virulent anti-Trump message.
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The most virulent forms of anthrax have also been weaponized, and letters containing anthrax spores were mailed to the offices of several media outlets and two US senators in late 2001, killing five people and infecting 17 others.
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But the strain that's led to the outbreak now — E. coli O157 — produces toxins that are dangerous for humans, and it's a particularly virulent strain (which CDC officials say explains the high rate of hospitalizations in this outbreak).
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This time, a particularly virulent strain of H8N1 on a farm in the town of Carmaux has led to the death of 3,000 of 5,000 geese on the the farm, along with their delicious livers, according to The Local.
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Days later, a number of the nations closely tied to Saudi Arabia launched a virulent attack and blockade of one of its neighbors, Qatar, which incidentally happens to be one of the few authoritarian regimes to back the Brotherhood.
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Fausset wanted to explain how Hovater became a Nazi, to find the origin of his divergence from the American mainstream, but all he found was a normal-seeming Ohioan who happened to be a virulent racist and anti-Semite.
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Abuse and discrimination are most virulent in refugee camp environments, but the report also notes the difficulties LGBTQ refugees face in accessing justice and support services due to widespread prejudice among law enforcement and judicial bodies in host countries.
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There are those who insist that these residual stocks of smallpox should not be destroyed because some ruthless super-criminal or rogue government might be working on a new smallpox, even more virulent than existing strains of the virus.
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His words at each rally and during a possible trip to Pittsburgh will be studied closely as Americans grapple with two inexplicable attacks, one based on religious hatred and the other apparently inspired by a virulent strain of partisanship.
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I just couldn't forgive my fellow Christians for electing a man who exploited his employees, boasted about his sexual assaults, encouraged violence against citizens who disagreed with him, mocked the disabled and welcomed the support of virulent white supremacists.
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While the '70s saw important cultural and political achievements for black Americans -- in 1972, Shirley Chisholm became the first black candidate to seek a major party's presidential nomination -- the decade was still afflicted by a virulent strain of conservatism.
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That home needs to be safe and secure: plutonium is an emitter of virulent radiation, and has a half-life of 22019,000 years (a half-life is the time it takes for half of the radioactive material to decay.).
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The journal's distribution should move forward so that the public can have a fuller understanding of Ford's moral failings and how his actions fueled some of the most virulent forms of American anti-Semitism that continue to this day.
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The leading Western voice for this view is the British Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, who has repeatedly joined hands with virulent anti-Semites who share his pro-Palestinian, anticapitalist views — all the while insisting that he opposes racism.
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His speeches are full of virulent ethnic nationalism, to be sure — that's what I noticed during the campaign — but he also has a way of approaching the economy that sabotages Democratic positions effectively, even when those positions are strong.
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The inability of India's Adani to actually start building its Carmichael mine in Queensland, the world's largest planned mine aimed at supplying the seaborne market, plays on the industry's mind, as does the virulent public opposition to the mine's development.
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Though the trio of forces are independent, their simultaneous arrival gives them a combined punch — a virulent threat to the U.S.-led order established after WWII to prevent a new great power war and to create the conditions for broad prosperity.
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With Lady Olenna out of the game, there's no living soul in the Seven Kingdoms left to provide a quick-witted retort, offer a knowing side-eyed glance, or sneakily produce a vial of poison for one particularly virulent boy king.
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But the many wild theories, which include the suggestion that he helped bring down the Soviet Union in order to clear a path to Europe for Africans and Arabs, are so crazy as to be laughable — if they weren't so virulent.
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The early victory for legal same-sex marriage in the state was only possible thanks to the lawsuits brought forth by couples willing to put their well-being on the line in a state that still contains virulent anti-LGBTQ sentiment.
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While the malware seemed to be a variant of past campaigns, derived from code known as Eternal Blue believed to have been developed by the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA), experts said it was not as virulent as May's WannaCry attack.
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That year, technicians there accidentally shipped a live sample of H5N1, a particularly virulent and deadly form of avian flu, to researchers as the Department of Agriculture who had requested, and were expecting, a more benign version of the disease.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The French army will provide logistical support to hunters tasked with culling wild boar in a border zone next to Belgium, as France tries to prevent an outbreak of a virulent swine disease, its agriculture minister said on Friday.
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On Biden's right will be Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey, who led the charge for a public apology after Biden boasted at a fundraiser of his working relationship in the 1970s with two of the Senate's most virulent segregationists.
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The streets filled with women from every walk of life, but for Sandberg, who built her personal brand — and some of her fortune — around a particularly virulent strain of apolitical white feminism, it appears to have been all too political.
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Check out this picture from Fox 5 San Diego reporter Jamie Chambers:And this, from LA Times reporter Soumya Karlamangla:But it's not just California where this virulent strain has struck—hospitals across the country report an uptick in cases, the CDC reports.
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Since the Charlie Hebdo attack in Paris, France, at the start of 2015, Western Europe has witnessed more than a dozen major terrorist attacks attributed to or inspired by the Islamic State and similar virulent sects, tragedies that killed hundreds.
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The scientists from China are hoping the genetically edited cells will help their patient fend off a virulent type of lung cancer in hopes it might work on other cancer patients who have not responded to chemotherapy, radiation and other treatments.
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Others point to the increasingly virulent criticism of Israel coming from the far-left and the rise of anti-Zionism - opposition to the existence of Israel as a homeland for the Jewish people - which has morphed into hatred of the Jews.
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The same Congress that last year banded together to pass a comprehensive bill aimed at tackling the virulent opioid epidemic sweeping the nation came close to dismantle underlying insurance protections that provide a valuable tool toward reducing staggering addictions statistics.
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Mike Pienovich, the leader of the alt-right website "The Right Stuff" and the propagator of a podcast called "The Daily Shoah," was doxxed in an anonymous Medium post which also revealed that the virulent anti-semite had a Jewish wife.
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In the co-chairs' refusal to explicitly denounce Louis Farrakhan, who has made virulent anti-Semitic comments in his speeches as a religious leader, Kabas sees many of the issues she pointed to in 2017 as having only grown worse.
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While Mello expressed virulent misogynist sentiments and called for violence against women in general, he appeared to single out Dolores Aronovich, a professor at the Federal University of Ceará (UFC) and the publisher of the feminist blog Escreva, Lola, Escreva.
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Just three months ago, British cybersecurity analyst Marcus Hutchins was widely hailed as a hero for stopping the spread of a virulent ransomware attack known as WannaCry, which crippled systems across the globe, most notably the U.K.'s health service.
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The document comes after the United Nations recently warned that the disease is "here to stay" in China and could quickly turn into an epidemic, with the most virulent strain of swine fever causing a 100% fatality rate for infected pigs.
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But the case that's being handled out of Beijing's Chaoyang Hospital is particularly concerning because it relates to a middle-aged married couple afflicted with a virulent version of the infection called pneumonic plague, according to the New York Times.
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Mr. Hussein, a veteran Jordanian diplomat and the first Muslim to serve as human rights commissioner, said such virulent propaganda flowed from "the same factory of deceit, bigotry and ethnic nationalism" that had inflamed the devastating Balkan wars of the 1990s.
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In April 2015, King, the Iowa Republican known for his virulent anti-immigrant diatribes and racist tweets, invited Geert Wilders, the founder of the Netherlands' far-right Party for Freedom, to speak to a weekly breakfast gathering of House Republicans.
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They wore swastikas on their clothing, demonstrated a virulent xenophobia and antisemitism, and were armed with a whole arsenal of "knives, rifles, and nunchucks yet a lot of them were ignorant of the real meaning of their actions," according to Morvan.
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Over the course of the nine-minute segment, Meyers dug into his feelings about the result, his perpetual confusion with all things Trump, the virulent racism that defined the president-elect's campaign, and what it means that Hillary Clinton lost.
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A species of malaria-causing parasite that is increasingly being transmitted from macaques to humans in South Asia has the potential to evolve into a more virulent form that is also capable of being efficiently transmitted from human to human.
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Instead, the battle for Congress is more likely to be redefined by a highly virulent and mysterious virus that has spread into every state, pulverized the economy and thrust lawmakers into a crisis-governing mode unseen since the Great Depression.
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The possibility of change is beyond the horizon, literally, in that morphing of suburbs, exurbs and rural areas, in that convergence of districts with incumbents whose support for the gun lobby is virulent, but who, in the November election, are vulnerable.
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" The measles virus is extremely virulent: According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, "you can catch measles just by being in a room where a person with measles has been, up to two hours after that person is gone.
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Over the last several years, an extremist Buddhist group, the Bodhu Bala Sena (or Buddhist Power Army), has begun to preach against the Muslim community, exhorting followers to boycott Muslim businesses and spreading virulent lies about Muslims on social media.
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Among the findings: A lack of tests had prompted people ill with the disease to traipse from hospital to hospital in search of confirmation that they had MERS, a coronavirus far more virulent than the one that causes COVID-19.
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Those who live on the streets or in shelters are uniquely at risk of catching any disease, and especially one as virulent as the coronavirus, said Maria Foscarinis, founder and executive director of the National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty.
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Even Mr. Trump's most virulent Republican critics have managed something of a two-step, lacerating the president for his attacks on the justice system, on American alliances abroad and on his political enemies as they continue to vote with him.
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That was true in the First World War, where barrack life and troop ship transports contributed to the virulent spread of the 1918 influenza, which unlike most strains of flu, was more deadly to the healthy young than to the elderly.
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But the agency said it was acting out of an abundance of caution after 32 people in 11 states fell sick with a virulent form of E. coli, a bacteria blamed for a number of food-borne outbreaks in recent years.
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Tip "Avoid crowds," says Stephen C. Redd, director of the Center for Preparedness and Response at the C.D.C. If the flu strain is particularly virulent, you may be advised to keep a distance of at least three feet from other people.
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In an intermittent, parallel tale narrated by someone whose identity is concealed until the end of the book, the rats' qualities are described: their adaptability, their ubiquity, their usefulness in lab studies, their skill at building immunity to virulent pathogens.
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As such, the president devolves into using racist and xenophobic rhetoric to weaponize a virulent disease that has proved more resilient than the administration has been as it wastes precious time blaming everyone and everything else for its own incompetence.
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Still, the near-50% gain since his election may come as a relief to the president, who was reportedly irate that the stock market had plunged amid growing concerns over the virulent coronavirus and its potential impact on the global economy.
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And with a new venue and a younger audience came new standards of theater decorum: The middle and high school students groaned when things went badly for the protagonists and cheered shamelessly at insults lobbed at the town's most virulent racists.
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A series of 2005 experiments with mice, for instance, showed that if rodents jogged gently for about 30 minutes a day for several weeks, they were much more likely to survive a virulent form of rodent influenza than untrained animals.
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For the next decade, she documented a fading but no less virulent racial order — from the humanity of black residents beset by discrimination and poverty to the outward decorum of white life, racial rage and panic seething just below the surface.
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Identity politics, while a particularly virulent ideology and one that motivates many liberal activists, is in fact a cover for class warfare in which incumbent economic and political winners use the poor to maintain control over the broad, dynamic middle class.
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Biden's fond reminiscence last week of bygone days when he worked with senators with opposing views including a pair of virulent racists drew renewed scrutiny of his lengthy Senate record on racial issues, and furious responses from his primary opponents.
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And now, there is apprehension over the arrival of hundreds of thousands of Muslims raised in countries where anti-Semitism and anti-Israeli sentiment are more virulent than in Turkey, the country of origin for most of Germany's perhaps four million Muslims.
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But the many wild and proliferating theories, which include the suggestion that he helped bring down the Soviet Union in order to clear a path to Europe for Africans and Arabs, are so crazy as to be laughable — if they weren't so virulent.
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Fertile ground Poor governance in Southeast Asia and the inability or reluctance of political leaders to take decisive action against those that use religion to perpetuate and justify hate speech and violence has created conditions for virulent ideologies like ISIS to find appeal.
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"When it circulates for a long time among too many poorly vaccinated or unvaccinated children, this is how it is allowed to mutate and become virulent again," Michel Zaffran, director of the polio eradication program at the World Health Organization, told us.
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Andy explains that his father told him the best way to face down virulent racial hatred is to never show any weakness, but that's really the only insight Clooney offers into what the Meyers are experiencing, and how they feel about it.
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Carrasquilla's remarks came in response to comments by central bank chief Juan Jose Echavarria, who last month said polarization could cause uncertainty among consumers, as the right-wing government of President Ivan Duque struggles to pass legislation amid virulent opposition from other parties.
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He explains that the mathematical model created in his study—which predicts that pathogens become less virulent in hosts that provide an increased opportunity for vertical transmission—aligns with the data about leukemia among men and women in both Japan and the Caribbean.
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The distraction comes in the form of a virulent "us-versus-them" mentality directed against Republicans and conservatives — as though they are the cause of the blacks' fading prospects — when the true culprit is the liberal-progressive element that dominates the Democratic Party.
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It was support for venal thugs like Machado and Batista, fueled by U.S. business interests, that spawned the virulent anti-Americanism that Castro was able to exploit when he turned the tables on the U.S. and declared himself to be a communist.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Foshan, a city in China's Guangdong province, said it will extend the monthly cleaning periods for live poultry markets for the next three months to help control the spread of virulent bird flu, with authorities warning the situation is "grim".
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Just over two weeks ago, when Mr. Peres had the stroke that would ultimately kill him, an Arab member of the Israeli Parliament, Basel Ghattas, provoked a virulent debate when he said the former prime minister was a tyrant responsible for atrocities.
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Troubling questions arise from these facts that the Democratic candidates, and all others who support reparations, should consider: The entire issue of reparations debases the determination and achievement of blacks throughout history who managed to prosper in the midst of virulent racial hostility.
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According to an outbreak update from from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued Thursday, romaine lettuce contaminated with a particularly virulent strain of E. coli O157:H7 sickened 210 people in 36 states between March 13 and June 1573.
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Elisa Kreisinger speaks with intrepid feminist artist Angela Washko, who sat down for a face-to-face interview with one of the internet's most virulent misogynists, Roosh V., who serves as a useful test case for how feminists should engage their draconian opponents.
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Speaking to the Radio Times magazine, Andy Murray's grandparents revealed that they have received several items of hate mail over the past few years, sent by people who – for whatever reason – have a virulent disdain for one of Britain's greatest ever tennis players.
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But his enduring status as an outsider icon tends to overlook the fact that Manson was a virulent racist—and the murders he orchestrated were fueled by the delusion that African Americans were plotting race war in hopes of enslaving all white people.
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Some 21,53 turkeys were culled on a farm in Soest in North Rhine Westfalia and 9,500 ducks were culled on a farm in Moeser in Saxony-Anhalt after the virulent H5N8 bird flu strain was discovered on both farms, regional authorities said.
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With news mounting of this season's flu being a particularly virulent one — evidenced by overcrowded emergency rooms and an uptick in related deaths across the country — it's eerily ironic that this year marks the 220th anniversary of the 21918 global influenza pandemic.
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" The intelligence community's 2018 threat assessment warned that a "novel strain of a virulent microbe that is easily transmissible between humans continues to be a major threat" -- specifically listing a coronavirus, Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) Coronavirus, as one with "pandemic potential.
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One moderate Rakhine village leader, U Maung Kyaw Nyunt, told me that the hatred toward the Rohingya has escalated because of the arrival of smartphones and Facebook, resulting in virulent anti-Rohingya propaganda depicting them as murderous terrorists who commit atrocities against Buddhists.
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Only "The Death of Klinghoffer," which hasn't been seen in Germany since 2006, lags behind, possibly because of continuing controversy over its politics; a Metropolitan Opera staging in 2014 brought virulent protests that accused the work of romanticizing terrorism and anti-Semitism.
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But the main reason that I can't keep up is the E.M.R. Like some virulent bacteria doubling on the agar plate, the E.M.R. grows more gargantuan with each passing month, requiring ever more (and ever more arduous) documentation to feed the beast.
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But suddenly, the overlap of the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting by a virulent anti-Semite and Mr. King's latest inflammatory remarks, to a publication associated with neo-Nazis, have converged to add some drama to a re-election bid that once looked assured.
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Ms. Conway, who is now a counselor in the White House, said the two hosts "have become virulent critics of the president and those close to them" and that she had to respond to "insults and insinuations," calling them "absurd" and not true.
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" The toxicity of the dialogue around Britain's decision to leave the European Union, as well as the virulent anti-immigrant stance of the right-wing news media, Mr. Versi said, contributed to an environment in which "people are more comfortable expressing bigoted views.
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Like native peoples worldwide who faced catastrophic declines following contact with Westerners, the Neanderthals may have succumbed not to an advanced culture, technology or sexual prowess but rather to the arrival of virulent alien microbes that accompanied Homo sapiens to their lands.
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While the malware seemed to be a variant of past campaigns, derived from code known as Eternal Blue believed to have been developed by the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA), experts said it was not as virulent as last month's WannaCry attack.
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The study, in The Lancet, found that in regions where fluoroquinolone antibiotics were used widely, the more virulent and deadly resistant strains of C. diff became the dominant type of infection, while susceptible strains continued to enter the hospital from the community.
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"Guys, the Taliban are coming back," she said one day recently to a mixed group of diners at her restaurant, Taj Begum, which has been subjected to virulent attacks in the local media that have all but compared it to a brothel.
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Trump's virulent response to Vindman's testimony -- asserting without evidence the National Security Council's top Ukraine expert is a "never-Trumper" with questionable motives -- sent a cold chill through the council's suite of offices in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building adjacent to the West Wing.
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"There is an urgent need to prevent Boko Haram from regenerating and possibly coming back more virulent, destructive, and globally connected than before," Jennifer Cooke, Africa Program Director at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, told the House Foreign Affairs Committee this week.
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BEIJING/SEOUL (Reuters) - Chinese chickens are being fed more vitamins and vaccines as jittery farmers ramp up hen-house sterilization in a bid to protect flocks against a virulent strain of airborne bird flu that has led to record culling in nearby South Korea.
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Golub, hand in hand with his wife Nancy Spero, who is overdue for a major retrospective of her highly original and inflammatory work, equated the making of art with the exposure of the virulent ecosystem of greed and violence at the root of hegemonic societies.
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But they have been hurried into their friendship with America by virulent anti-Chinese sentiment among ordinary Vietnamese, some of whom accuse the cadres of going soft on their northern neighbour (particularly since China temporarily moved a floating oil rig into disputed waters in 2014).
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Fueled by virulent anti-Semitism, supporters of such discriminatory tactics are not just attacking the Jewish State, but seeking to undermine the unbreakable bonds that unite America with its closest ally in the Middle East and the region's only liberal, tolerant, open society – Israel.
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Facing the second half of his five-year term, Macron is caught up in a dead heat with the right-wing National Rally leader Marine Le Pen — a fervent euroskeptic and a virulent critic of what she sees as the French subservience to Germany.
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He said that this either means that the strain of E. coli is more virulent than others or that it's so early on in the reported of the outbreak that the CDC and FDA haven't identified all of the people who have been sickened.
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If he's willing to back up his words with deeds, this would mean the end of Saudi Arabia's export of Wahhabi Islam, a virulent strain of the religion that has been responsible for the radicalization of Muslims the world over for nearly four decades.
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Mother Jones reported on Wednesday that Scott Lloyd, who currently heads the Department of Health and Human Services's Office of Refugee Resettlement, once wrote an anti-abortion manifesto so virulent that it shocked his classmates at the Catholic University of America's school of law.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - A virulent bird flu virus has spread to 55 poultry farms in Bulgaria prompting the veterinary authorities to announce a cull of some 430,000 birds since it was first detected in the middle of December, agriculture minister Dessislava Taneva said on Saturday.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says it's using whole genome testing and on-the-ground investigation to try to determine why the current E. coli outbreak from romaine lettuce is more virulent than normal — about half of all people affected have been hospitalized .
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In thinking about how to convey the enormity of what happened and why to her all-white class of third graders, she put together a lesson that would help students understand the killing—and the virulent and systemic racism behind it—on a personal level.
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Jones, who starred in the new Ghostbusters film, spent Monday getting endlessly and ruthlessly harassed on Twitter by people ranging from those still outraged that the new Ghostbusters film features women in the lead roles, to the garden-variety virulent racists who call Twitter home.
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"The Black Witch," Laurie Forest's young adult fantasy novel about a teenage girl who is raised in a xenophobic society that prizes magical ability, drew virulent criticism from readers who said it was racist, sexist and homophobic, and received around 800 negative ratings on Goodreads.
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The trends that so distressed the Adamses in the nation's early years have intensified to a degree they could scarcely have imagined, thanks to virulent social media, the injection of vast sums of money into American campaigns, a politicized judiciary and rising economic inequality.
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But not all groups are disliked the same way: Why are some groups (such as homeless people) dismissed or neglected in a relatively steady stream of scorn, while other groups (such as Jewish people) are subjected to sudden waves of virulent, even exterminatory attacks?
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He also left a trail of internet posts suggesting his motivation had to do with his status as an "incel," or involuntary celibate — a label adopted by men who are unable to form sexual relationships with women, and who often respond with virulent misogyny.
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But like the much smaller Tumblr (which has long been dominated by lively and combative left-wing politics) or 4chan (which has become a virulent and effective hard-right meme factory) YouTube is host to just one dominant native political community: the YouTube right.
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So far the best explanation is that a virulent antigravitational force dubbed "inflation" — and strangely allowed by Einstein's equations — briefly switched on during the first split trillionth of a second of time and sent everything flying, but astronomers still lack the smoking-gun proof.
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At least 38 other patients at Ms. Davila's nursing home, Palm Gardens Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation in Brooklyn, have been infected with or carry C. auris, a germ so virulent and hard to eradicate that some facilities will not accept patients with it.
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Ms. Le Pen worked hard in recent years to cleanse her far-right National Front party of the virulent anti-Semitism — spouted by her father and other party leaders — that made it unpalatable for decades for all but hardened bigots on the political fringes.
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Yet at a moment when virulent divisions of race and religion plague not only the Middle East but also countries around the world, including ours, this resonant drama echoes E. M. Forster's dictum, "Only connect," and wonders why — oh, why — that can't be possible.
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Little did he know that in making a compelling case for voter anger over the misconceptions about the law, he was basically laying the groundwork for the Trump campaign that launched a year later with his virulent response against illegal immigration as its initial salvo.
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