Her 93-month-old sister, Patricia, died after contracting pneumonia and whooping cough at a time when Barbara, 29, had whooping cough.
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Whooping cough on the rise Although cases of whooping cough dropped precipitously in the mid-28th century, the disease has rebounded in recent years.
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Mills cited an outbreak of whooping cough in three Maine counties, adding that her state has the worst rate of whooping-cough infection in the nation.
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Since she was a teenager, she's been whooping ass in the world of sports, and now she's here to give her advice on whooping ass in the workforce.
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But Dr. Cherry said whooping cough outbreaks were far less dependent on vaccination rates than measles outbreaks, because the immunity provided by the whooping cough vaccine wears off faster.
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" Floyd says, "You can get this ass-whooping for free.
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In a scene fit for Hollywood, the International Whooping Crane Recovery Team used a small airplane in 2001 to show the young whooping cranes how to fly from western Florida to Wisconsin and back.
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It's a major primary, with a whooping 5433 delegates at stake.
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When he opened them, the team was floored, whooping with delight.
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The whooping cough vaccine is highly effective in combating the disease.
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Americans dropped a whooping $62.75 billion on their pets in 2016.
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Off they fly, whooping and smiling with their perfect American teeth.
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Tom Hanks getting sick is like if Santa got whooping cough.
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He's waving furiously at us, like a little kid, and whooping.
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But he's still ready to hand out another ass-whooping, stat!
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Whooping cough, also known as pertussis, can be fatal among babies.
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Neymar was out injured for the 2014 World Cup whooping by Germany.
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The audience appeared to appreciate the surprise, applauding and whooping in response.
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Her single sentence post came at a cost of a whooping $500,000.
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"I know they're gonna be whooping and hollering tomorrow at work," she said.
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"This was a place where you got a whooping every day," he says.
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They pushed him and he wasn't whooping all types of asses and shit.
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The first ladies of Bravo will be whooping it up again this July.
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They leap from bed to bed, rolling into piles on the floor, whooping.
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It's an American whooping crane by an artist in Montreal named Brad Woodfin.
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As a driving beat announces the start of the show, everyone starts whooping.
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One person described heading into work as a bar manager with whooping cough.
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Moments later, he was back in the tent, whooping and hugging other models.
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The vaccines — against flu and whooping cough — are strongly recommended during every pregnancy.
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Last year, he was whooping Lupita; this year, he's crying at Eazy-E's funeral.
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I've taken care of kids with pertussis, with whooping cough, because they weren't vaccinated.
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Whooping cough, or pertussis, is a highly contagious disease that affects the respiratory system.
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In infants, whooping cough can lead to episodes of coughing that last for weeks.
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Stevens laughs in her characteristic way, whooping loudly and slapping me on the back.
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PowerPoint 2013 came next, with Hong Kong's full delegation whooping for their gold winner.
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Fully 86% of children are now immunised against diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis (whooping cough).
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In 2015, Spain experienced an outbreak of whooping cough involving more than 4,800 people.
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Rumors, rumors of rumors, about who is going to take the whooping this year.
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"Conor McGregor knows he's always welcome to that ass whooping," Ellerbe tells TMZ Sports.
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Most of the deaths, a whooping 92%, occur in low- and middle-income countries.
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Adults ages 19 to 64 should also get a pertussis, or whooping cough, booster.
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We guessed the whooping came from skinny-dippers, though they weren't yet in view.
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Well, Dortmund put a whooping on Tottenham, winning the first leg 3-0 at home.
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In 1941, overhunting and habitat loss from development had devastated the global whooping crane population.
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Live From The Red Carpet Oscars pre-show, the gown weighs a whooping 42 pounds.
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But whooping cough can also cause serious illness in other children, adults, and the elderly.
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The Tdap booster is meant to protect against pertussis, or whooping cough, tetanus and diphtheria.
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In the suit, Alexandra doesn't offer any explanation for what sparked the alleged ass whooping.
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In 2014, an outbreak of whooping cough (pertussis) broke out in the San Diego area.
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People were whooping and laughing in the next car and in other cars, farther away.
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His sister, Doris Swerdin, developed brain damage when she had whooping cough as a toddler.
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Whooping cough rates tend to be cyclical, he noted, peaking every three years on average.
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There is now a Tdap vaccine to protect people against tetanus, whooping cough and diphtheria.
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It's projected by 2026, the marijuana market could be worth a whooping $50 Billion - nationally.
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Whooping cough that broke blood vessels in her eyes Dr. Louis Bell, chief of the Division of General Pediatrics at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, distinctly remembers a girl he diagnosed with whooping cough, a vaccine-preventable illness caused by a bacterium called Bordetella pertussis.
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The whooping and hollering, the hooting as the wheel of fortune turned: these were their raves.
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Not all patients exhibit the disease's characteristic whooping sound when they catch their breath after coughing.
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These inferior vaccines for whooping cough and tetanus were inefficient at boosting the human immune system.
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You can hear Na'vi yelling and whooping all around you as they fly at your side.
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The whole Johnson family had received the recommended whooping cough vaccines, except for their youngest son.
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"[But] if you're asking me," Leonard says ... "I think Floyd would oblige to that ass whooping."
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Another found him whooping it up at the Playboy Mansion with Snoop Dogg and several Playmates.
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Plenty of runners are whooping it up, too, as the party atmosphere reaches a fever pitch.
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Standard childhood vaccines are covered, such as those for measles, diphtheria, polio and pertussis (whooping cough).
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"That man is barking like a dog!" he pointed to a whooping man in the audience.
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While they may not be whooping and hollering, they appreciate great golf and great golf shots.
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There's whooping and hollering and, even though I've soundly lost, the crowd is on my side.
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The consequences of missing vaccines for flu and whooping cough, also called pertussis, can be dire.
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The TDAP is usually given in the third trimester and protects babies from getting whooping cough.
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Trying to be brave, he began attacking it, whooping and wrestling the monster to the ground.
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The real danger, Bell explains, is when whooping cough affects children under 21 months of age.
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Dust storms have been linked to outbreaks of valley fever, whooping cough, Kawasaki disease, and meningitis.
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You totally f***** me over ... you were whooping my a** what am I supposed to do?
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Babies whose mothers got the vaccine during pregnancy had a 69 percent lower risk of whooping cough in their first year of life, even after accounting for the effects of whooping cough vaccines the infants got starting at two months of age, researchers report in Pediatrics.
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"I'm not trying to get a whooping at home," Hankerson said, speaking of the restaurant health rating.
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People crowded around my desk and the unit at the coffee machine, giggling and whooping it up.
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"He was whooping up the crowd, yelling, a big ol' vein just pulsing his forehead," Tawney recalled.
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He could barely even get through his speech before whooping and pumping his arms in the air.
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"I think the Americans are very good at the bravado part and the whoop-whooping," Friday said.
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Takabisha — which means "domineering" in Japanese — has the world's steepest drop, at a whooping 121 degrees. 9.
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Crowds formed alongside a main highway out of the capital, waving Venezuelan flags and whooping in support.
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For every 200 children under six months old who are infected with whooping cough, one will die.
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I love his infectious enthusiasm, his whooping positivity about his success in having finally managed a kiss.
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THE nativist rage Donald Trump is whooping up across America translates into actual votes—lots of them.
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The whooping cough vaccine given to children is 80% to 90% effective, but effectiveness decreases over time.
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Watt said that in California, between 284.6 and 219 infants are hospitalized for whooping cough each year.
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Almost half involved an older vaccine for whooping cough that has not been used for two decades.
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Nearly 70% of the babies younger than 2 months old who are hospitalized for whooping cough die.
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It had to throw away TDAP vaccines that protect pregnant women and their babies from whooping cough.
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As of 2009 there was a thriving flock of 77 whooping cranes that flew that route every year.
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Whooping cough, measles, and hepatitis B are also dangers, and for all of these, vaccines are currently unavailable.
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Today, population size has reached 22017 billion, and is due to hit a whooping 29 billion in 212.
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It also sold 252,600 doses of ineffective DPT vaccines to inoculate children against diphtheria, whooping cough and tetanus.
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Of course, the O.G. of the O.C. Vicki Gunvalson is whooping it up again in Coto de Caza.
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The rapidly fading effectiveness of the pertussis booster vaccine may help explain recent widespread outbreaks of whooping cough.
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In South Australia, there have already been 260 cases of whooping cough, up from 182 just last year.
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By the final episodes, I was whooping at my computer screen, fists in the air, like a superfan.
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Thirty students at the private school have reportedly been diagnosed with whooping cough, also known as pertussis, recently.
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As of July 8, there have been 1,272 cases of whooping cough reported statewide so far this year.
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Today, watching a video of that show — with its tomahawk-wielding, war-whooping "redskins" — your eyebrows shoot skyward.
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The vaccine protects against diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, hepatitis B and Haemophilus influenzae Type B (known as Hib).
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That may seem a step down from fighting cybercrime, predicting the weather, and whooping human butts at Jeopardy!
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In 1941, there were a total of 16 living whooping cranes, and the species was almost wiped out.
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The crowd got into it and their players fed off it and they put a whooping on us.
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This administration is stripping so many good programs out of existence, from family planning to preserving whooping cranes.
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Changchun Changsheng was also found to have earlier sold a substandard vaccine for diphtheria, whooping cough and tetanus.
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Then, as the whooping continued, he knocked the boy forward again, and dragged him halfway through the moat.
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For anyone who has ever wanted to abandon all grace and give their tormentors the whooping they deserve.
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"It's hard to take positives out of a butt-whooping like that," Bowling Green coach Mike Jinks said.
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"THIS IS extraordinary, unprecedented," said Narendra Modi, before a whooping crowd of 50,20163 in a stadium in Houston.
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Recent outbreaks of measles, mumps and whooping cough have once again reignited a war of words over vaccinations.
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By the end of the next number though, the crowd was smiling, whooping and loudly cheering once again.
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In 2016, a Waldorf school in Calgary, Canada, was affected by an outbreak of highly contagious whooping cough.
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"Whooping cranes are still critically endangered, but there is reason to be hopeful," according to the National Wildlife Federation.
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That's why Cleveland coach Tyronn Lue called Golden State "the best I've ever seen" after Thursday's Game 1 whooping.
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Whooping cough, a potentially life-threatening childhood illness, all but disappeared in the 20144s after a vaccine was developed.
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Unsurprisingly, researchers have found that rates of whooping cough and measles are higher among people who are intentionally unvaccinated.
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The firm also sold 252,600 doses of ineffective DPT vaccines to inoculate children against diphtheria, whooping cough and tetanus.
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" Not so fast ... Floyd's dad says the boxer has some "presents" for Conor and plans on "whooping his ass.
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Different types of coughs — such as wet, dry or whooping — carry important clues about the underlying illness, physicians say.
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"Whooping cough and measles, especially, are two of the most preventable infectious diseases in the Western world," she said.
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At the play's end, the actors rise from prop wheelchairs amid clapping and whooping and sniffling from the crowd.
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The whooping crane is an endangered species, and Ajijaak has to find her way in an increasingly dangerous world.
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Other vaccines have managed to push various diseases to the brink of extinction, such as tetanus and whooping cough.
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During the first nine months in 2018, Ford's profit dropped a whooping 27 percent from the same period in 2017.
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But here at home, we still get a whooping 230 percent of our energy from coal, oil, and natural gas.
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And we were whooping like drunks at the Mayweather/McGregor fight during this scene, because it was such a payoff.
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"Already this year, states and communities around the country have reported outbreaks of measles, mumps and whooping cough," they wrote.
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All the kids are giving him a standing ovation and "whooping," and all the adults keep telling him good job.
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Vaccines also played a key role in eradicating or diminishing diseases like polio, smallpox, tetanus, measles, mumps, and whooping cough.
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TROPICAL FOREST LOGGING HAS CONTRIBUTED TO POPULATION DECLINES IN MANY ANIMALS, INCLUDING THE BORNEAN GIBBON, KNOWN FOR ITS WHOOPING CALL.
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Because a super-stretch limo drove toward us and a teenage girl popped up through the sunroof — topless and whooping.
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There are around 100 activists in the room, all jumping to their feet, whooping and cheering at the slightest provocation.
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Elaine, Louise, and Maggie start hyping me up, whooping, telling me I'm great even though they haven't seen me sing.
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Ben was reading, and whooping about, a New York Times piece detailing Donald J. Trump's draft deferment and heel spurs.
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And then we hear nothing but — I mean, it's like the whole doggone dorm was celebrating and laughing and whooping.
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Tamer's shooting was captured on video by Israeli soldiers, who can be heard whooping and cheering as he goes down.
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Nearly half of compensated death claims involved DTP, an early vaccine against diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis (also called whooping cough).
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The state did not have a measles outbreak, but has persistently had high rates of pertussis, or whooping cough. Gov.
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In this age of redebating basic science, it's a less medieval choice than watching a child die of whooping cough.
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Vaccines have saved lives by protecting children and adults from diseases like measles, polio, smallpox, cervical cancer and whooping cough.
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As earlier generations knew, people die of measles, and of whooping cough, and of other diseases that vaccines can prevent.
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According to the Washington Post, 'No Jab, No Pay' came on the heels of a 2012 whooping cough epidemic in Australia.
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But in this moment he leaps, throws his entire self over the edge, and surfaces whooping with exhilaration and utterly alive.
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Vaccination rates for whooping cough rose in tandem with the measles vaccination rate, as you can see in the chart below.
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A waitress at a restaurant called Vinnie Van Go-Go's, in Savannah, Ga., served up a whooping to a disrespectful patron.
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Like any sports fan, he stood in the thick crowd, whooping as the dogs sped in a blur through the obstacles.
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Since 77.73, up to 20 babies have died each year from whooping cough in the United States, according to the CDC.
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At Sunday's 69th Emmy Awards, the show was nominated for a whooping 16 awards and its stars were dressed the part.
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They sing songs like those heard in the bar, often in their local dialects, the crowd whooping and swaying with them.
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And in those 14 minutes, Foster made a whooping seven saves, leading to an eventual victory against their opponents, 6-2.
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According to the CDC, about half of babies younger than 1 year old who develop whooping cough will need hospital care.
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Her campaign has been marred by missteps, such as when she appeared to disparage American Indians by making a whooping noise.
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In addition to their analysis of measles cases, researchers also looked at 32 reports on pertussis (whooping cough) outbreaks since 1977.
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This was a thoroughly impressive main event bout that had the Thais in the stands whooping and hollering with giddy delight.
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Zscaler — Shares of Zscaler plunged a whooping 23% after the cyber security company cut earnings outlook for the next fiscal year.
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Ask Well Q. Is there any benefit to revaccinating adults against measles, mumps, whooping cough and other diseases making a comeback?
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The protests kicked into high gear later in the day, with people marching across London, banging drums, whooping and shouting slogans.
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By comparison, one person with Ebola will generally infect two other people, even though Ebola is far deadlier than whooping cough.
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"When infants get whooping cough they are usually very sick and have difficulty breathing, eating, drinking or sleeping," Dr. Schuchat said.
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I watched as he flew whooping over the jumps and grind rails, heedless of the aches, pains and worries of adulthood.
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Months earlier, hundreds of thousands of children across China were reportedly injected with faulty vaccines for diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough.
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The Orthodox Jewish community has already faced numerous outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases in recent years, including whooping cough and mumps.
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This decline affects white neck cranes in Asia, as well as whooping cranes here in the U.S. Walnut is originally from Asia.
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That group would act as Trump's personal cheering section during the news conference, clapping and whooping whenever he made points they liked.
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Christmas spirit aside, the real magic in seeing a child live out our secret fantasy: total freedom — and whooping some adult ass.
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There are several vaccines that can be helpful in preventing diseases that cause pneumonia, including whooping cough, influenza, measles and pneumococcal disease.
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And when people don't get their immunizations, terrible, vaccine-preventable diseases like measles or whooping cough are more likely to flare up.
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But only a tiny slice of our DNA determines how our mitochondria functions—a whooping 37 genes out of more than 20,000.
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Chyna came home from her Los Angeles ChyMoji launch party to a whooping 28 bouquets of flowers, all with their own cards.
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Officials at a Los Angeles high school said Tuesday that a lack of vaccinations does not explain an outbreak of whooping cough.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove that the vaccinating pregnant mothers protects babies from whooping cough, the authors note.
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Wood Buffalo contains one of the world's largest freshwater deltas, and is a significant habitat for bison and the endangered whooping crane.
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A score of 15.800 left her and her team mates, Gabby Douglas, Aly Raisman, Laurie Hernandez and Madison Kocian, whooping with joy.
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And then, through the sound of the waterfall growing louder with each step, we heard the blast of a giant whooping noise.
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In some ways, Seaver was a normal young man in his early 20s — full of energy, a whooping laugh, pranks on teammates.
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"Bill, despite your characterization of the result as close, what I was told was this was an 'ass-whooping,'" Mr. Rodriguez said.
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It is also extremely contagious: One person with whooping cough can infect "upwards of 12 to 15 other people," Ms. Le said.
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Tatum, who has the wingspan of a whooping crane, flew at that basket and laid it in before James could swoop in.
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But that changed one recent night when the sell-out crowd at New York's Bowery Ballroom refused to stop whooping and hollering.
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The shot prevents diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, polio as well as Hib, a bacterial illness which can cause a range of diseases.
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" Again his voice was drowned out by a chorus of whooping and cheering, as the crowd screamed some of those names: "Squi!
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In the US, researchers have found that recent outbreaks of measles and whooping cough were indeed closely tied to people who refuse vaccinations.
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A silver AMG racecar festooned with Linkin Park decals wended its way around a racetrack, Bennington whooping in exhilaration in the passenger seat.
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Unlike vaccines for other illnesses such as mumps or whooping cough, the vaccine for seasonal influenza doesn't provide you with immunity for years.
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If the infection worsens, this can lead to difficulty breathing and to the trademark cough that's accompanied by a high-pitched "whooping" sound.
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In infants younger than 2 months, the Tdap vaccination is 77.7% effective in preventing whooping cough cases and 90.5% effective in preventing hospitalizations.
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This would protect us from some of the worst blights, like diphtheria, tetanus, polio, measles, mumps, rubella, pertussis (whooping cough), and meningococcal disease.
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Crowds formed alongside a main highway out of the capital, waving Venezuelan flags and whooping in support, as the convoy of buses departed.
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Fortunately, the government has a solution: It will broadcast simple-to-follow instructions in a whooping 23 languages and 176 dialects across India.
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Tekashi69 just survived an epic ass whooping, but he's not going to Disneyland next -- instead he's dropping 6 figures on some scary jewelry.
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And that's true, but only in the sense that trucking salmon upstream, or using planes to train whooping cranes to migrate, is natural.
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Three types of vaccines were sent to protect against at least eight deadly diseases, including whooping cough, tetanus, tuberculosis, diphtheria, pneumonia and meningitis.
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Rothwell, as I mentioned above, recently found himself on the receiving end of a five-round whooping at the hands of Dos Santos.
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Pertussis, or whooping cough, is another disease on the rise, mostly because of vaccine refusal, per a JAMA meta-analysis of 50 studies.
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Bret: Hadn't heard about the whooping crane, which, for the record, I'm emphatically in favor of preserving as a safe and thriving species.
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In the 1970s, there was widespread doubt in Britain over the safety of the DTP vaccine for diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis (whooping cough).
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Citigroup tanked a whooping 22% in August as bond yields collapsed, while PNC and U.S. Bancorp are down more than 8% in August.
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By night, he witnesses a group of costumed men whooping it up in what appears to be some kind of pagan frat ritual.
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In its mildest form, whooping cough, a bacterial illness formally called pertussis, causes coldlike symptoms — or, in many adults, no symptoms at all.
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Infants can receive a version of the vaccine when they are 2 months old, but until then they are unprotected against whooping cough.
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The audience rewarded him with the most whooping, but the show was another ladies' night (handsomely staged, with fluid transitions, by Manuel Liñan).
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Catherine and Greg Hughes, an Australian couple who lost their 1-month old son, Riley, to whooping cough, have also received online abuse.
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And when it was present, it sometimes was more cheerleader than audience, whooping it up in a way that called attention to itself.
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About a fifth of the last wild migratory flock of 300-some whooping cranes also stop here along their spring and fall migrations.
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Ellis clicked into his bindings and towed Breck in a carrier with Randall whooping alongside them as they headed down a gentle slope.
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As I reported last year, researchers have found that rates of whooping cough and measles are higher among people who are intentionally unvaccinated.
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When the ass whooping went down last year ... Cardi's camp said the guy was being super aggressive in trying to obtain the autograph.
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In Omer's earlier research, he's found that rates of whooping cough are higher in places that have laxer exemption policies, like Arkansas and Texas.
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Maybe it'll be the MySpace of this particular approach and another service will come along that perfects it in a Facebook-style ass-whooping.
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Bets are also being accepted on what color Timberlake's shirt will be, with a less-expected yellow look paying out at a whooping +2000.
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In total, today there are about 600 whooping cranes in the world, including about 160 in zoos, according to the US Fish & Wildlife Service.
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A safer, but perhaps less effective, vaccine Before 1997, the whooping cough vaccine used actual cells of B. pertussis to trigger the immune system.
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We got Vicky Thursday at the Beverly Connection, where she was basking in the glory of the apparent whooping she put on Bhad Babie.
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Job Three Site is in wild grass field Where per Jer, Indians once started up there , on hill, then swept whooping down, past here .
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Infectious diseases like measles, chickenpox, whooping cough, and smallpox brought over to the New World by European settlers killed likely millions of Native Americans.
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To see people on the dance floor, dancing and whooping it up, and the DJ's are manipulating them—it's just a very special feeling.
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It's cable and telecom executives and lobbyists whooping it up and popping champagne corks over President Trump's choice to lead the Federal Communications Commission.
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Government investigators said in August that the company had also produced nearly 500,000 substandard doses of a vaccine for diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough.
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The C.D.C. report said that about 70 percent of people who died from whooping cough in recent years were infants younger than two months.
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He maintained the opening march's solemn steadiness, which never sank into ponderousness and occasionally shocked with whooping brasses that flared and receded like fireworks.
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The Arabian Oryx, Whooping Crane, Black Footed Ferret, and California Condor have all seen their populations partially recover as a result of zoos' efforts.
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Of the 103 cases of whooping cough in infants that were reported after one year, 80 were in babies of mothers unvaccinated during pregnancy.
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"There is a lot of whooping and screaming, especially when you have 40 women on a hen party," said councillor Jo Mowatt, the Telegraph reports.
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Research has shown these new vaccines to be effective at preventing whooping cough, but a growing body of evidence suggests that protection decreases over time.
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At midnight, dancer Raheem Mir takes to the stage in traditional attire, performing a classic Indian dance routine, with the crowd whooping and dancing throughout.
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Last night, Leicester City handed Liverpool a serious whooping in the Premier League, winning 2-0 thanks to a couple very nice Jamie Vardy goals.
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Kilcoyne received several calls and tweets from angry former Rams fans who were furious that the network cut away from such a satisfying ass-whooping.
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Whooping cough can be particularly tricky because people who've had the vaccine can still be carriers of the infection, show no symptoms, and infect others.
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So they try again — and this time, the animation goes on for twice as long, with both of Jane and Michael's avatars whooping with joy.
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The bacteria Bordetella pertussis causes whooping cough, which gets its nickname from the sounds patients make as they gasp for air during intense coughing fits.
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They think that's exactly the way black men respond, with fire and butt-whooping, instead of actually being able to come to understand their children.
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At one point the University of Mary crowd started whooping, which quickly caught on to the other surrounding clusters of millennials, who responded with cheers.
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We have children's vaccines against measles, mumps, rubella, diphtheria, whooping cough, tetanus, chickenpox, polio, hepatitis A and B, rotavirus, pneumococcus, haemophilus influenzae and meningococcal disease.
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He had moved steadily up the minor league ladder, to Class AA Reading, but had struggled there with whooping cough, often throwing up between innings.
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But more severe cases, especially in children, cause violent coughing fits that can end with a characteristic whooping sound as the person struggles to inhale.
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The study, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences in 2013, also offered some clues to the recent resurgence of whooping cough.
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Whooping cough was nearly eliminated in the UK after a nationwide vaccination program in the 1950s but hospital admissions were up 59% from 2010-2018.
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Dr. Omer, who studies immunization coverage and disease incidence, said research had shown that states that allow more exemptions have increased pertussis (whooping cough) outbreaks.
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The "Cash Me Ousside" girl says her whooping some ass on a plane Monday was totally justified ... 'cause a lady put hands on her mom.
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Their beatdown of No. 4 seed Mississippi State was historic, the worst Sweet Sixteen whooping in the history of the NCAA basketball tournament, men's or women's.
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This is not unusual, considering that the incidence of whooping cough outbreaks is cyclical and they tend to occur every three to five years in California.
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The government's proposal would expand that list to include eight other vaccines — including those against Hepatitis B, whooping cough, and measles — that were previously only recommended.
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In the shot, Kurzawa holds up the peace sign while Rabiot holds up four fingers to signify the whooping his team had just put on Barcelona.
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When Lewis was around 19 years old, he survived one such raid, when "a whooping horde of the famed Dahomian women warriors" descended on his town.
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For a kid—or at least, for the hundred or so whooping children who shared the movie theater with me on Friday night—it's sheer fun.
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An infant in San Bernardino County died after contracting pertusis, also known as whooping cough, according to a statement from the California Department of Public Health.
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Vaccines against diphtheria, tetanus and poliomyelitis have always been mandatory in France, while eight -- including whooping cough, hepatitis B, measles, mumps and rubella -- had been recommended.
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Measles and whooping cough, two infectious diseases US public health officials had gotten pretty good at preventing, have made a disturbing comeback in recent years. Why?
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Pertussis, or whooping cough, has similarly been on the rise, at least partially caused by delayed or missing vaccinations, with the most severe disease in infants.
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The ones in colorful sweaters who were very excited about telling you their own names, before breaking into an astonishing choreographed dance and doing some whooping?
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The only things missing are photographs that show the planes from afar, soaring through the air; we get no sense of engines humming or pilots whooping.
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The protest followed reports this month that hundreds of thousands of children across China had been injected with faulty vaccines for diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough.
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Last summer, one of China's largest vaccine makers was found to have issued at least 250,000 substandard doses of vaccine for diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough.
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Parents reacted with fury after reports that hundreds of thousands of Chinese children might have been injected with faulty vaccines for diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough.
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Those who study coughs in children also distinguish the barking cough of croup, and the paroxysmal cough of whooping cough, with or without its characteristic whoop.
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That familiar sitcom cheer — the crowd whooping when a favorite star walks onstage — has become rare in the age of comedies made without a studio audience.
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" On cancelling staff Christmas parties: "Unfortunately in the heightened media environment it will not look good if we have our staff whooping it up with alcohol.
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This marks a pretty aggressive shift in how we manage vaccine refusers and the costly, deadly outbreaks of diseases like measles and whooping cough they help spark.
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The 44-year-old Colombian-American actress brought home a whooping $43 million before management fees and taxes, but not all came from her hit TV show.
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Then it escalates, until he's performing his expert driving moves in a syncopated sequence merging music and thrills in a fashion that had me whooping with appreciation.
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The syndicate sold fake booster vaccines for hepatitis B, diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough to at least 14 health facilities in Jakarta and elsewhere on Java island.
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California also had a whooping cough epidemic in 24, with over 26,219 cases reported, the highest number in California in nearly 70 years, according to the CDC.
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Google acknowledged the addition of a Dark Theme to Android was a small update, but that didn't stop the crowd from whooping it up at today's event.
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Zylka proposed with a whooping 20-karat, $2 million pear-shaped sparkler that was so stunning, it warranted its own fleet of extra security to guard it.
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So, after Mitch Trubisky and company dominated Tampa Bay in a 48-10 ass whooping at Soldier Field ... the ball came out and the music got loud!
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Kaiser Permanente, where all the babies in the study were born, started encouraging Tdap vaccinations for pregnant women in 33 after a whooping cough outbreak in California.
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Just a day after whooping Croatia in the final ... Hugo Lloris, Florian Thauvin and the whole Les Bleus crew made their way to Elysee Palace to celebrate.
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"I want that side of the room to do the 'HEY YO's and this side to clap," Monika yells, to a tidal wave of whooping and perspiration.
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In China, parents reacted with fury after reports that hundreds of thousands of children might have been injected with faulty vaccines for diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough.
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China's drug regulator in July accused Changsheng Bio-technology Co Ltd of selling 252,600 doses of ineffective DPT vaccines to inoculate children against diphtheria, whooping cough and tetanus.
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Only one flock of 6003 whooping cranes, which nested at Wood Buffalo National Park of Canada and migrated every year to Texas, was left anywhere in the world.
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Nope. Now granted, a lot of people have and do, claiming that chugging urine can cure hepatitis, whooping-cough, migraines, psoriasis, cancer, and countless other diseases and ailments.
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In the whooping 45 seconds the company devoted to it during a its two-hour keynote, we caught a glimpse of what looks to be an early prototype.
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His campaign launch could have been scripted and produced by WWE: the grand escalator entrance, the whooping audience stocked with hired actors, the racial taunting of Mexican immigrants.
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They're yelling, drinking, and making jerk off motions, a clear sign that people are up to no good and require an ass whooping from a random white dude.
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On the one hand you've got Chris Martin, who will no doubt slide into view with the exhilarating, whooping thrill of a cub-scout leader on karaoke night.
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So the further people are from outbreaks, and the more distant the memory of diseases like whooping cough and measles, the more likely they are to shun vaccines.
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Whooping cough is a bacterial infection of the respiratory tract that is highly contagious and especially dangerous for babies, but today, vaccines can offer protection against the disease.
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According to data from the CDC, over 21,2272 cases of whooping cough were reported each year in the US until the introduction of a vaccine in the 1940s.
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Our independent laboratory tests show that the vaccines for DTaP (diphtheria, tetanus, and whooping cough) and hepatitis B contain 366 and 268 micrograms of aluminum per dose, respectively.
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Fit City There was a lot of whooping and hollering as a group of exuberant students gathered for recess time at Asphalt Green on the Upper East Side.
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Women age 35 or older and working women were less likely to have received a recommendation for a whooping cough vaccine, although the report did not explain why.
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And while he has over time trained his penetrating, whooping soprano register with the help of an opera coach, it isn't like any opera you've ever heard, either.
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It was, like every Tesla presentation, done on its chief's terms, with whooping fanboys, flashing cameras, and a halting, cutesy android hologram that introduced the car's "creator," Musk.
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Dragging back a species from near extinction is a daunting circumstance, but devoted conservation endeavors work: Look at the whooping crane, California condor, bald eagle, and elephant seal.
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For adults and older children, whooping cough can often be treated at home with a course of antibiotics, with the severe hacking cough being the most bothersome symptom.
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The most infectious of these vaccine-preventable diseases include the ones that children should all be immunized against from early childhood, such as measles, chickenpox and whooping cough.
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Researchers have identified a list of metropolitan areas in the US where low vaccination rates could lead to outbreaks of preventable diseases like mumps, whooping cough, measles, and more.
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" Thrilled with his performance, Timberlake was heard whooping after stepping off stage, while his band, The Tennessee Kids, popped in to the press room to yell, "We killed it!
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Lindsay Lohan got dragged into a brutal mess allegedly involving 2 Russians and a major ass whooping in one of the most outlandish Las Vegas tales we've ever heard.
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But the fact he stated he wants to continue and end a "legends ass-whooping tour" suggests he has put some thought into his post-fight callout of Silva.
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Humphreys declined to press charges which makes sense ... they would have been delayed 4 hours had he done so and besides ... he really gave the guy an ass whooping.
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"As a board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist, I have seen the devastating and painful effects of whooping cough and other vaccine-preventable diseases," she wrote for the paper in 2014.
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Whooping cough vaccines are effective but not perfect; those who contract the disease after having been vaccinated are less likely to develop a serious infection, according to the CDC.
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Omer's own research has shown that states with philosophical exemptions had both higher rates of refusal and higher rates of disease; his study focused on rates of whooping cough.
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Whooping and shouting, we rode a rushing swell of grass, birds in orbit all around, then dropped into a fang-shaped draw, snaking through shoals of heaped-up boulders.
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For their kids to attend public school in Ontario, parents need to prove they've been immunized against dangerous diseases including polio, measles, whooping cough, rubella and mumps, among others.
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Parents were in an uproar last summer after reports that hundreds of thousands of children across China had been injected with faulty vaccines for diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough.
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" - Twitter user @bccover "So ... correct me if I'm wrong, but a Hurricane has devastated parts of America and the President is whooping it up with Kanye in his office?
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The number of whooping cough cases in Indiana has doubled in the past year, state health officials warned on Thursday, urging parents to make sure their children are vaccinated.
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About three-quarters of the women surveyed said that during pregnancy their providers recommended the flu vaccine and the Tdap vaccine, which protects against whooping cough, tetanus and diphtheria.
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When medicine delivered a wave of vaccines in the 20th century, doctors predicted that widespread use would cause childhood deaths from illnesses like whooping cough and diphtheria to fall.
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The unwritten dress code is casual (jeans, T-shirts and cutoff shorts), and the crowd tends to be in their 30s, whooping it up in small but loud groups.
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She'd nursed him through the measles, whooping cough, the flu, and whatever else had come along to disrupt his childhood, and why couldn't she nurse him through this, too?
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She played with the cape, making whooping sounds like a wild creature while swooping in between hung sheets of white fabric that served as screens for projections of abstract objects.
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"It's an agreeable, tame Fed that's not always whooping and hollering about the threat of higher interest rates," said Jake Dollarhide, chief executive officer of Longbow Asset Management in Tulsa.
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It's a concern because young children are more vulnerable and often have a higher risk of complications or death from vaccine-preventable diseases — such as measles, whooping cough, or meningitis.
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The German celebrated as jubilantly as his seven times champion compatriot would have done, whooping over the radio and beaming from the podium as mechanics sang the Italian national anthem.
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They found that 54% had reported getting a flu shot and 55% said that had received Tdap -- the vaccination for tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis, which is known as whooping cough.
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The vaccine article reported that a Shenzhen-based biotech company gave babies inferior vaccines that failed to combat whooping cough and tetanus, just for the sake of increasing profit margins.
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The standard vaccination schedule from the CDC provides various vaccine recommendations for children and adults, including MMR (measles, mumps, and rubella), Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria, and whooping cough), and the flu.
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"All pregnant women should receive influenza vaccine, which protects them and their newborns, as well as a dose of a vaccine that protects their newborns against whooping cough," he said.
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It was little wonder that her team mates were already hugging and whooping for joy even before she had begun her hip-swinging routine to the beats of Samba music.
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From parents to pediatricians, the message must be clear: the HPV vaccine must become as common and universally adopted as standard shots for whooping cough, the measles or the flu.
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But by giving Maisie a secondary assignment to find a runaway socialite, Winspear throws in a sizzling subplot about well-born young women who are whooping it up in Germany.
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Fighters completely disregard what happens after their own attempt to score, instead choosing to hold out an open lead hand and pose for the judges while whooping out a kiai.
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There have been no measles cases in Maine since 2007, but officials have worried about recent outbreaks of whooping cough, another childhood disease for which there is a mandatory vaccination.
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"I think guys are just not afraid to say, 'Ah, we're losing by eight, let's take our whooping and keep our guys for tomorrow,'" Cleveland Indians Manager Terry Francona said.
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State lawmakers passed the measure last year after a surge in whooping cough cases in the state, which has one of the nation's highest rates of nonmedical exemptions from vaccination.
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Pregnant women are advised to get a vaccine against whooping cough (also known as pertussis, and delivered with a diphtheria and tetanus vaccine) during the third trimester of every pregnancy.
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The diagnosis of whooping cough, also known as pertussis, is difficult in adults because they don't tend to have the characteristic "whoop" that makes the disease identifiable in young children.
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The idea that they're making whooping profits is quite at odds with what we know about how the marketplaces have fared so far — and the actual text of Obamacare itself.
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Injured center Alex Mack looked none the worse for wear, leading his unit in a butt-whooping of a Pats front seven that finished fourth in Football Outsiders rush-defense DVOA.
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Whooping cough, a respiratory disease caused by a type of bacteria called B. pertussis, can lead to violent and uncontrollable coughing that makes it hard to breathe, according to the CDC.
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The development comes a month after regulators said Changsheng Bio-Technology Co Ltd had sold over 250,000 doses of an ineffective vaccine to inoculate children against diphtheria, whooping cough and tetanus.
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Still, there are many developing countries that have limited vaccine supplies and scant funding for childhood vaccination services, which has allowed preventable diseases like whooping cough and rotavirus to continue spreading.
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At South Gippsland Hospital, Mariah and Mark learned their son didn't actually have the flu—it was whooping cough, a disease that can be deadly for children under six months old.
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And they lay out some of the actual consequences of modern denialism: Yet, already this year, states and communities around the country have reported outbreaks of measles, mumps, and whooping cough.
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The real fear here should be of a potential epidemic of measles or whooping cough, not the immunizations which have been proven safe and effective at preventing those diseases for decades.
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The royal trio, wearing black Heads Together tops, spent about half an hour chatting to supporters and whooping and clapping as runners sped past them as they approached the Cutty Sark.
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Measles and whooping cough, two infectious diseases US public health officials had gotten pretty good at preventing, have made a disturbing comeback in the form of several outbreaks in recent years.
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You may remember that this time last year, Kansas City took the opening kickoff all the way to the house to jumpstart the whooping they put on Brian Hoyer and company.
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The authorities say the company violated standards in producing more than 250,000 doses of the vaccines for diphtheria, whooping cough and tetanus, and tampered with data in producing a rabies vaccine.
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For those who remember whooping with an audience when, say, Captain America caught Thor's hammer in "Avengers: Endgame" -- or during the climax of "Get Out" -- there's no denying that communal thrill.
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Of course, you are absolutely right to insist on your son's safety — in this case, flu shots and whooping cough vaccines for anyone who comes in close contact with the baby.
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That Aussie ideal was on display even before the festivities officially started as young men arrived in utes crammed with camping gear and beer, honking, whooping and waving from the windows.
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The hyena man, reaching into his basket of glistening entrails, began feeding the animals, which would cautiously gobble a morsel before retreating back a few feet, emitting a whiny, whooping noise.
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While the spike was startling, Dr. James D. Cherry, a whooping cough expert at the University of California, Los Angeles's David Geffen School of Medicine, said it was not particularly worrying.
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Vaccines are among the greatest achievements of medical science, an easily and safely administered defense against once common and often deadly diseases like measles, polio, smallpox, whooping cough and cervical cancer.
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While this weekend's auction sale was a record, it doesn't beat the sale price of a 1963 version of the Ferrari that sold earlier this year for a whooping $70 million.
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The vaccine for whooping cough, also known as pertussis, is currently among the best ways to prevent an illness that kills more than 160,000 people each year, many of them babies.
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Go deeper: Majority of pregnant women in U.S. aren't vaccinated for flu and whooping cough Health care prices drive up inflation We all pay for the bloated U.S. health care system
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Key childhood inoculations that protect against highly contagious and life-threatening illnesses include the MMR vaccine (measles, mumps and rubella), the DTaP vaccine (diphtheria, tetanus, and whooping cough) and the polio vaccine.
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It's the single largest Lego set ever sold (by a considerable margin), and with a whooping $21 price tag, it's also the single most expensive Lego set the company has ever sold.
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No measles cases have been recorded in largely rural Maine since 2017, but state officials have been worried by outbreaks of whooping cough, another childhood disease that can be prevented by vaccination.
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Yet, every year, immunization prevents between 26 million and 612 million deaths around the world in all age groups from diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough and measles, according to the World Health Organization.
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Fauci said whooping cough is most dangerous for infants because of their narrow windpipes, which can leave them more susceptible to complications from restricted breathing, one of the symptoms of the infection.
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Watt said that the infant's death was not part of an outbreak but that whooping cough has periodic outbreaks every three to five years, and California's most recent outbreak was in 83.
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California's child vaccination rates soared after legislators passed a law in 2015 to ban religious and personal beliefs as reasons to exempt children from school vaccinations, including the one for whooping cough.
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Last year, for example, there was the Senate candidate caught on video making a "whooping" gesture in reference to an American Indian, and then there was the pope's canonization of the Rev.
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My grandmother finally came rushing into my life with an adolescent, whooping vitality that felt as if it had been building for the entire century since her diaries had last been opened.
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When Iceland then beat England, 230-2000, to reach the final eight of the tournament, his verbal stylings included whooping, hollering and, ultimately, an extraordinary juxtaposition of political and sporting current events.
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But they're likely to be lost as Americans, either groaning in despair or whooping in triumph, look to the bottom line: Trump's party protected him from the ultimate accountability for his conduct.
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While it is impossible to imagine the stately Miss Crawford whooping it up with the rest of them, Jessica Lange's look of sorrow reveals how much it hurt not to be invited.
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The author, who broke up with her fiancé and headed to Texas to study the whooping crane, paints a picture of her ordeal that could prompt us to examine our own relationships.
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And don' forget Walter Smith's "The Cat's Got the Measles and the Dog's Got the Whooping Cough" because it's a losing battle‑-the thing implanted itself in my head for a week.
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According to one such study, which was conducted in America and published in 2011, places with a higher proportion of refrigerators with temperatures below zero also had higher rates of pertussis (whooping cough).
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Trump, who was given a standing ovation and whooping cheers when he entered the White House East Room filled with Republican supporters, gave a free-form speech that ran more than an hour.
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The CDC recommends that all pregnant women get a flu vaccine during any trimester of each pregnancy and the whooping cough vaccine during the early part of the third trimester of each pregnancy.
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During Wahlberg's recent appearance on Conan, O'Brien opens up the segment with a a side-by-side comparison of the two campaigns inspiring a round of dog whistles and whooping from the audience.
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While the video shows plenty of hugs, cheers and whooping, cameras were not there to witness the employees' dawning realization that they would all have to turn up for work the following day.
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And Samantha Bee, who has been crushing Trump comically, saw her season premiere in February attract a whooping increase of 175% in total audience (yes, 175%!) when compared to her 2016 season opener.
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Well, Jon's got some fighting words of his own ... and blasted D.C. as a crybaby who's destined for another ass whooping when they step into the Octagon at UFC 200 on July 9th.
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Preventable diseases – like measles and whooping cough – have re-emerged in the U.S. These outbreaks are likely a consequence of the anti-vaccination movement in the U.S. Some parents fear vaccines cause autism.
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"Castor" is the tighter and more compelling half, whooping and whining in feverish strings and pounding with rhythms that echo the gallop of horses, upon which Castor and Pollux are often depicted riding.
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According to the CDC, only 84.6% of children 19 to 35 months received four or more doses of a whooping cough vaccine in 2015, leaving millions of infants potentially susceptible to the disease.
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It wasn't a terribly dangerous case of whooping cough; the patient's airway wasn't compromised, the way infants' airways often are, but he was pretty sick and pretty miserable for a good long time.
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It's named after our primary mechanic, an anti-gravity card that is a complete fuck you to everyone playing it, generally accompanied by a bunch of people whooping like idiots whenever it appears.
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Every year Fontenot crystallizes in images the unbridled energy that chicken-chasing, roof-climbing, horse-riding, hard-drinking, guitar-strumming, whooping, hollering, masquerading descendants of Acadians bring to the year's most decadent celebration.
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Read more: An 8-year-old girl, a Saudi airstrike, and an American bomb The plane that landed Saturday carried 1.9 million doses of vaccines against diphtheria, whooping cough, tuberculosis, pneumonia, and meningitis.
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Between the group handclaps, a gang of guitars and the whooping, wailing backup vocals, it's a far cry from the early Black Keys' two-man-band austerity — but with the old wallop intact.
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Not knowing quite what to do with the "treasure," the author discovers that the hair and other body parts are wonderful in the treatment of: Whooping cough Syphilis Grippe Childbearing and other convulsions.
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That came when Elon Musk wrapped up the debut of his new electric pickup truck, told the crowd of whooping Tesla fans and harried journalists to enjoy themselves, and walked off the stage.
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Throughout the Golden State you'll find a whooping 22,620 stations to recharge your EV. The runner-up is Florida with 3,2075 stations, according to a ranking from the charging data on Fox Business.
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This is a very recent video, full of interruptive cheering and whooping, but when I went back several decades it seems that everywhere Joan Baez goes, people just cheer madly the entire time.
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"Maybe there was a day when a man was asking for an ass whooping, it was a cop's job to give it to him," Grossman said to a crowd of law enforcement officers.
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He also allegedly purchased $3,748.73 worth of merchandise at a Nordstrom store — where he was also identified by store footage — and hit up two other Nordstrom locations before racking up his whooping $169,764.73 bill.
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Although azithromycin is not approved by the Food and Drug Administration for children under 6 months old, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends it for infants of any age with whooping cough.
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It never did, so they were advised to take a stairwell, which let the coaches out at a lower level amid a sea of fans, many of whom were Patriots supporters whooping it up.
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At least half the world is without access to what the World Health Organisation deems essential, including antenatal care, insecticide-treated bednets, screening for cervical cancer and vaccinations against diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough.
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Passenger planes carrying aid workers and around 1.73 million vaccine doses -- enough for 600,000 children -- landed in Sanaa with vaccines to protect against deadly diseases such as whooping cough, tetanus, tuberculosis, pneumonia and meningitis.
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British crowds have a reputation for closely following the rules of what an audience "ought" to do: clapping and whooping in between, singing along to the big hooks – nowadays, Insta Storying the big hits.
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And although a study in 23 found a correlation between vaccination rates and the rates of both whooping cough and measles, confirmed cases have also risen because of increased awareness and better diagnostic tests.
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As part of routine prenatal care, the CDC advises that all pregnant women obtain a flu vaccine during any trimester, and the whooping cough vaccine (Tdap) during the early part of the 3rd trimester.
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The chief discovery made by Dr. Robbins and his longtime collaborator, Dr. Rachel Schneerson, is also now used to strengthen vaccines against typhoid fever, whooping cough, lethal E. coli bacteria, Clostridium difficile and anthrax.
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Inside, the sight of the Milanese, a generally reserved lot, whooping it up on the dance floor on a weeknight is as unexpected as the designer's liberalization of men's tailoring was in the '80s.
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I'm not in any way nostalgic for unbridled bullying, any more than I am for bicycle-related head trauma, motor vehicle deaths or, for that matter, measles, whooping cough and other vaccine-preventable diseases.
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"I'm really sorry to hear The Millennial Man will not be showing up for her legally arranged ass whooping on November 18th at the Staples Center," Rousey wrote in a lengthy post on her Instagram.
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From the lessons learned through reducing childhood deaths from measles, whooping cough, tetanus, Hib and other infections, the most effective way to save lives is through the development, testing and ultimately introduction of a vaccine.
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Lady Bunny, an iconic drag queen and DJ known for her oversized blond bouffant, spins disco records from 6 till 4 PM, whooping it up with attendees ranging from their mid-20s to late 50s.
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In fact, we have already seen the price we all pay for not vaccinating children, with recent outbreaks of measles, mumps and whooping cough across the U.S. all directly related to parents' refusals to vaccinate.
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The last major domestic outbreak of whooping cough happened in Washington State in 220, when more than 2762,22005 cases were reported in fewer than five months — the most in Washington in at least three decades.
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A majority — 65% — of pregnant women in the U.S. said they were unvaccinated for influenza and whooping cough, according to a Vital Signs report released on Tuesday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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About 58 percent of older people had been vaccinated against tetanus during the past 10 years, but only 14 percent had received the recommended dose of the Tdap vaccine against tetanus, diphtheria and whooping cough.
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One minute we're Meryl Streep whooping and clapping at the Oscars; the next we're Luke Perry in his 90210 days, sitting in his car with his immaculate quiff, banging the steering wheel in teary frustration.
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After a series of close encounters with Armando — including one brutal ass-whooping that proves that this Bad Boy may be a little out of his league — Mike makes a startling revelation about his attacker.
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That child, who received their last shot more than three years ago, would be five times more likely to contract whooping cough than one who just received a dose within the past year, the study found.
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" Howie Carr, a well-known conservative radio host and media personality, asked the rally crowd, before tapping his open mouth with his palm while whooping – the way children did decades ago while playing "Cowboys and Indians.
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Drake released his fourth studio album Views last night, but we're not here to talk about the merits of the album — we're here to discuss the verbal ass whooping Mr. Graham put on the Chrysler 1003.
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I wouldn't go so far as to say that things got heated, but toes were tapping, drinks were knocked over (by me, anyway), and there was even a bit of light whooping from the assembled scientists.
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In 2000, only half the babies and children in Ukraine who should have been immunised against diseases such as measles, mumps, polio, tetanus and whooping cough had received these routine inoculations, according to Ukraine's health authorities.
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Investigators continue to unravel how widespread the reach of a drug-making ring that sold fake booster vaccines for hepatitis B, diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough to health facilities in Jakarta and the island of Java.
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The connection was significant: a single standard-deviation increase in support for Islamist groups led to vaccination rates falling between 9 and 13 percent for polio, measles, and DPT (diphtheria, pertussis aka whooping cough, and tetanus).
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Robert Redford narrates this sweeping documentary about America's national parks, but the first thing you'll hear isn't his voice; it's the low whistle of birds and the whooping and hollering of nature in the early morning.
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"Grassroots groups in other states were waiting to see what happened last night and now they know what's possible," said Mr. Schleifer, his voice hoarse from whooping at a victory party in Maine on Tuesday night.
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Measles and whooping cough, two infectious diseases US public health officials had gotten pretty good at preventing, have made a disturbing comeback in recent years, and researchers have found the outbreaks are closely tied to vaccine refusers.
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If Williams' debut was a decidedly regular-season affair, a good team whooping a struggling one, then one play particularly showed how he might be of use come playoff time, when competition toughens and margins get thin.
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The entire table begins whooping, screaming, and literally dancing in their chairs, celebrating the fact Khloé — the only Kardashian sister who has yet to have a child — is being put on the spot for her reproductive choices.
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What follows is 45 minutes of whooping and hollering as a coterie of awards-hopeful Real Housewives make their way on set to shade their castmates, praise their castmates, and drink clear beverages of different bubbly levels.
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Sadly, the grossly irresponsible and irrational anti-vaxxer movement is weakening herd immunity, making young children and those who cannot get vaccinated for valid health reasons more susceptible to diseases such as measles and whooping cough. [Science]
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The unvaccinated child is not only vulnerable to preventable diseases including measles, mumps, whooping cough and polio, but also presents a danger to the people around them serving as a potential carrier for those and other diseases.
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Pertussis, better known as whooping cough, and mumps outbreaks are also on the rise, and several universities in the U.S. have experienced outbreaks of meningococcal serogroup B disease, a devastating illness that causes lifelong debilitation or death.
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The track in question was his own 1974 hit with the band Wings, "Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five," which had many in the crowd whooping with delight — Jess Glynne, the flame-haired British pop singer, among them.
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It seemed like a rash decision — and indeed, tanks would be a mainstay of the Marine mission in Iraq for years to come — but that didn't stop us from whooping with excitement as we left the city.
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Tellingly, fans and broadcasters of male leagues find themselves lauding the feminine-like grace of players such as Stephen Curry and Lionel Messi — whooping at how their studied elegance can outwit their bigger, more flat-footed opponents.
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The author, who broke up with her fiancé and headed to Texas to study the whooping crane, paints a poetic yet relatable picture of her ordeal, one that could prompt us all to examine our own relationships.
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Sickness came, too: By 1820, the population had been reduced by more than half, and by 1876, epidemics of measles, whooping cough and the flu had taken another third, among them elders who were repositories of agricultural knowledge.
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"There's a lot of hope for a [coronavirus] vaccine but there obviously has to be a lot of caution," said Kathryn Edwards, a Vanderbilt University pediatrician who helped test vaccines against whooping cough, pneumonia, flu and other diseases.
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I was born in 1939, and, like many children who grew up during the mid-twentieth century, I had all the contagious illnesses we associate with that era, including measles, German measles, chicken pox, whooping cough, and mumps.
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The report said that if women receive the vaccination early in the third trimester of pregnancy, it gives their newborns optimal protection and will prevent nearly 80 percent of whooping cough cases in babies under two months old.
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Pregnant women should be sure to get the tetanus-diphtheria-pertussis (Tdap) vaccine during pregnancy, since it is highly effective in protecting newborns against pertussis (whooping cough) in the first two months of life, a new study found.
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The outcry came after a government investigation and news reports showed that a major drug producer in northeast China, Changchun Changsheng, had violated standards in making at least 33,000 doses of vaccine for diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough.
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Government investigators said this month that the company had produced the more than 250,000 substandard doses of a vaccine for diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough, and that it had fabricated data related to the production of rabies vaccine.
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A special cabinet investigation team said on Friday Changsheng had systematically falsified production and testing records to avoid regulatory scrutiny, and had also sold 252,600 doses of ineffective DPT vaccines to inoculate children against diphtheria, whooping cough and tetanus.
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In San Francisco, about 6,000 people have said they're planning on attending a regional march; in New York City, about 7,000 people plan to march; and in Seattle, a whooping 17,000 people have shown interest in a local march.
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Parents opting out of vaccinating their children are partly to blame for the recent outbreaks of measles and whooping cough in the US. Kelly's production team did a decent job minimizing Jones's ideas, and clearly labeled them as false.
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People in southern states die earlier from a variety of chronic conditions than people in the rest of the US. Infectious diseases including whooping cough, salmonella, and chlamydia are high across the south, particularly in Louisiana and the Carolinas.
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With pertussis, or whooping cough, up to 2 percent of people who receive all five recommended vaccine doses on time may still get this bacterial infection of the lungs, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Other times, it's the victory lap of a legendary night out—like the time me and my friends spilled out of Amnesia's season closing party in Ibiza surrounded by thousands of sweaty Euros, whooping as we darted through traffic.
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"Influenza and pertussis, or whooping cough, are serious infections that can be deadly for babies, especially for those who are too young to be vaccinated directly," said Dr. Anne Schuchat, principal deputy director of the C.D.C. in a briefing.
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The document falsely claims that the whooping cough vaccine contains levels of the element aluminum that could cause neurological damage, and it offers Earthley products — like elderberry elixir, vitamin C powder, and a mixture of herbs — as an alternative.
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With Hitler vanquished, the long war over and the Allies victorious, tens of thousands of elated Britons seethed into Trafalgar Square and Whitehall on V-E Day, whooping, cheering, reeling from one too many celebratory pints and kissing strangers.
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Yemen's Ministry of Health says 85 percent of Yemeni children have been immunized against diphtheria, whooping cough, tetanus, Hepatitis B and bacterial influenza since the beginning of the conflict, a mere two percentage point drop from pre-war years.
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In this still picture, James, having just coaxed Tony Allen to leap fifty feet in the air, is already looking past his defender and into the paint, where he will look to finish despite taking a whooping in the lane.
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But the new research, published Monday in the journal Pediatrics, found that the risk of contracting whooping cough increased as children were further away from their last shot of the vaccine, suggesting that immunity wanes as time passes between doses.
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Check out the companies making headlines midday Friday: Beyond Meat — Shares of Beyond Meat popped a whooping 216% after the maker of plant-based meat substitutes exceeded expectations in its first quarterly report since its initial public offering last month.
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A new, more effective vaccine against whooping cough is needed, but according to the lead author, Dr. Nicola P. Klein, co-director of the Kaiser Permanente Vaccine Study Center, a change in schedule might be effective until one is developed.
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In both outbreaks, 10- and 11-year-old children bore the brunt of whooping cough cases, because by that age most of the immunity from their fifth dose of DTaP at age 4 to 6 would have worn off, Klein said.
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Reaction videos — like the ones that Martin and Cassell produced to promote their own gambling site — have grown in popularity over the past few years, as players are shown whooping with joy or howling in despair over successful or failed bets.
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The past five years had apparently witnessed a 136 percent increase in scarlet fever cases, a remarkable 300 percent rise in the confirmed cases of cholera along with reported occurrences of other once-vanquished diseases like tuberculosis, measles and whooping cough.
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At the main event in Washington, survivors of mass shootings, including the one in Florida, rallied a whooping crowd — "Welcome to the revolution," said one of the student organizers — and spoke of communities that are disproportionately affected by gun violence.
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The government said on Saturday that it had removed six senior officials at the China Food and Drug Administration for their role in a scandal that left hundreds of thousands of children with faulty vaccines for diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough.
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Women did not write very much about child care and they did not blame themselves when children got sick, even though epidemics of diphtheria, smallpox, scarlet fever, measles, whooping cough and many other infectious diseases swept through communities without warning.
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Most significantly, Seidel appointed an aggressive new health commissioner, whose department oversaw a reduction of more than 40 percent in the number of cases of the six leading contagious diseases, among them scarlet fever, whooping cough and smallpox, within two years.
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The Checkup Whooping cough is a disease that I take somewhat personally, because I managed to contract it as an adult — in the line of pediatric duty, of course — and I am here to tell you that it was extremely unpleasant.
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"I truly and honestly believe that the process of applying for this award, alongside now winning it, has made our business so much stronger," Ms. Powney said as she collected her prize, before thanking the judges and whooping with delight.
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A lot of whooping, dancing, salon station gossip and other forced scenes of female bonding are called for, and as talented and engaging as the performers are — particularly Ms. Nash and Ms. Preston — they can't break out of sitcom artificiality.
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WASHINGTON — President Obama gave the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor, to 21 artists, sports figures, scientists and philanthropists on Tuesday in a bravura performance that had the East Wing, stuffed to capacity, laughing and whooping with appreciation.
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They've convinced an alarming number of parents to refuse to vaccinate their children, a misguided decision that has been blamed for recent measles and whooping cough outbreaks in the U.S. While we haven't confirmed whether these anti-vaxxers also endorse B.o.
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Olexy Productions, the Yorkshire firm behind the this one, has brought Al Pacino, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Sly Stallone, and Mike Tyson to our shores recently, for sit-down Q&As with Jonathan Ross types in front of a whooping audience.
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"[Getting the entire country on board] matters because it's protecting children...against mumps and measles and shingles and whooping cough and conditions that can lead to agony or, as we see, real tragedies," stated Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt on Australian television.
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In a phone interview, she said she was in favor of expanding the mandate to include measles and whooping cough, but feared that expanding it to 11 vaccines "that people don't know well" would be misguided without proper explanation of their importance.
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His trash talking tirades have always drawn the fans in, a lot of times because they wanted the person on the end of insult to put a whooping on him, but he has always found a way to make us tune in.
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The study found it protected about 69% of adolescents against whooping cough in the first year after vaccination, but protection dropped to 57% of adolescents in the second year, then 25% and 22014% in the third and fourth years after vaccination, respectively.
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Now, as world leaders gather there for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit meeting this week, polio has returned — on top of raging drug-resistant epidemics of tuberculosis, malaria and H.I.V., and deadly flash points of preventable diseases like whooping cough and measles.
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London (CNN)New research shows that cases of diseases more commonly associated with the Victorian era are increasing in the UK. Since 2010, hospital visits for scarlet fever, malnutrition, whooping cough and gout are up 3,000 per year, representing a 52% increase.
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This production's characters consist of members of species that are threatened by extinction — a giant panda, a whooping crane, a golden lion tamarin, a cheetah — and one that often seems to have trouble believing that it might be at risk at all: humans.
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Seven years ago, 80 percent of children were fully immunized with three doses of diphtheria, whooping cough and tetanus vaccine, or DTP as the combined shot is called, according to Zaher Sahloul, a critical-care specialist who cofounded a nonprofit called MedGlobal.
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The electric crackle of the refrigerator down the hallway of the one-bedroom apartment, the thin whine of the alarm clock next to him, the soft drone of cable news, the whooping churn of passing cars on the elevated highway out the window.
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"It kind of makes my fashion choices, I think better because you end up whooping things together and end up discovering something really cool," adds Ciara, who is also mom to 3½-year-old son Future Zahir, from a previous relationship with rapper Future.
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Get your kids vaccinated on time to protect them from infections and cancer, and make sure you're up to date with your HPV, influenza, pneumonia, whooping cough and other shots, especially if you're pregnant or have a condition such as diabetes or lung disease.
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As it turns out, Intel's Computex keynote today in Taipei, Taiwan focused more on previewing future launches, but Bryant did reveal that later this year, the company will unveil a single-socket processor with a whooping 28-cores that will run at 5 GHz.
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Jingoism has always lingered in dangerous proximity to racism and discrimination, but even British lefties – those of us who reject that national borders should delineate identity, passion, or empathetic priorities – could be found whooping at trampolinists they didn't know existed until minutes before their routine.
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It was just a few years after Sasha's birth that Barack once again set his eyes on the national stage: He ran for the junior U.S. Senate seat in Illinois, and beat the Republican candidate, Alan Keys, with a whooping 70 percent of the vote.
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Avengers: Endgame is packed to the gills with jaw-dropping moments that will have any Marvel fan clapping, whooping, weeping, or waving your scarf around in the air before you remember that you're in a crowded theater full of people (sorry about that, guys).
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"A lot of what the Pentecostal Church in the past had been known for was a lot of whooping and exuberant preaching and that kind of stuff, and I think that has its place," Cecil would tell me when we met the the next afternoon.
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I. with a flask in his suit-pants; the longhair whooping it up for civil rights and the Dead; a yuppie with one of those huge beige cell phones; Ethan Hawke in Reality Bites; a kid in a unisex American Apparel zip-up, texting.
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There were 136 confirmed cases of whooping cough in the state, including one that was fatal, in the first half of 2017 — compared with 66 cases, none of them fatal, in the first half of 2016, according to the Indiana State Department of Health.
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Herdsmen on foot used bastoni, long curved sticks, to whack the rumps of any cows who veered too far off the path, while the cowboys on horseback patrolled the edges of the line, whooping "oh-oh, ay ay" and brandishing their own bastoni when needed.
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In a video posted to Jen Atkin's Instagram, the hairstylist says, "It's a beautiful day for the races," panning over to show Derek Blasberg and Luke Evans clinking champagne flutes and Kendall pumping her fist and whooping on the players in her best Vivian Ward impression.
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They found babies whose mothers got the Tdap booster vaccine for tetnanus, diphtheria and pertussis were 91 percent less likely to get whooping cough during the first two months of life, a critical period before U.S. infants typically get their first dose of the pertussis vaccine.
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When he said he had piloted a chopper, I thought most likely a Huey with that iconic whooping sound of the blades biting the air and announcing its flight path, a sound that you know for life and run for the tree line when you hear.
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If that wasn't concerning enough, in some regions of the country, up to 220 percent of kids now aren't being protected against preventable diseases like measles and whooping cough, says Peter Hotez, director of the Texas Children's Hospital Center for Vaccine Development at Baylor College of Medicine.
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The bill would allow any child 14 years or older to be vaccinated and given booster shots for a range of diseases including mumps, diphtheria, whooping cough, tetanus, influenza, hepatitis B and measles, which seemed to be the primary reason for alarm after the recent outbreaks.
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Vaccines for flu and whooping cough are the only two immunizations recommended for all pregnant women, according to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, which posts a list of vaccines that are considered unsafe in pregnancy and others that can be given under certain circumstances.
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In mainland China, confidence in local vaccines has been shaken anew and social media has erupted in fury after Changsheng Bio-technology Co Ltd was found to falsified data for its rabies vaccines and produced ineffective batches for shots to prevent diphtheria, whooping cough and tetanus.
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This idea has been forcefully discredited by a wide body of scientific research, and the so-called anti-vaxx movement is credited with the return of once-eradicated diseases like measles, mumps, and whooping cough, not to mention the spread of preventable disease like the HPV virus.
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It was the sort of behavior you might expect from noisy young Sanders fans—there were plenty of "Ber-nie!" chants throughout the night—but Clinton had her own band of whooping partisans there, and they treated the ninth Democratic debate like it was an NBA game.
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The DTaP vaccine, which also protects against diphtheria and tetanus, was still found to be effective: The risk of coming down with whooping cough was 13 times higher in those who were unvaccinated, and almost twice as high in those who received some, but not all, of their shots.
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On top of all that ... Bhad Bhabie says the fellas in the room got in her way -- specifically the dude in the gray sweatsuit who literally held her back -- and prevented Danielle from unleashing a proper ass-whooping on Vicky, who can be seen retreating from the room.
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And Apple's decision to give users more granular control to mute and bypass notifications — a move that drew loud, whooping cheers from the audience — was offset by "Walkie Talkie," an Apple Watch feature that allows select, vetted users to pop into a person's day with short-burst voice messages.
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Friend's distinctive bay comes from deep in his diaphragm and his throat is thick with muscles capable of producing a high-decibel type "whoop-whooping" that provokes droll imitation by children and adults (who really are too old for that kind of thing, especially leaning out their car windows).
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"The conservation groups are prepared to demonstrate that construction, operation, and maintenance of the project, including its substantial transmission line infrastructure, will proximately cause the unauthorized take of listed species, including the whooping crane, American burying beetle, pallid sturgeon, interior least tern, and piping plover," the notice read.
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Read more: Disney has dominated the box office for years, but experts say it will face challengers in 2020One joke that needed tweaking was a sequence when the movie's villain Burnish (voiced by Eddie Izzard in the non-dubbed version) is presented with a group of whooping snakes.
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There are countless studies on the influence of the black church and whooping preachers; of field hollers and work songs sung under the lash in the cotton fields of Parchman Farm, the oldest penitentiary in Mississippi; of boogie-woogie piano players in the lumber and turpentine camps of Texas.
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Finding a medicine was vital because — unlike, for example, measles or whooping cough vaccine — smallpox vaccine is too dangerous to give everyone, said Dr. Peter J. Hotez, former president of the Sabin Vaccine Institute and dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine.
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A whooping crane who has been separated from her parents by a forest fire, Ajijaak (pronounced Ah-JEE-jock) must make her first migration from the north to the south of Turtle Island — North America — with only a medicine bundle (a collection of sacred objects) to guide her.
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Globally, 85 percent of 1-year-olds have been vaccinated — usually for diphtheria, whooping cough, tetanus, polio, measles, and hepatitis B. That's a huge deal; it has saved millions of lives and been one of the biggest drivers of dramatic reductions in infant mortality over the past 50 years.
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Suddenly one dreams of the Jays calling a press conference to announce the signing of Encarnacion and the acquisition of Votto, with Atkins jumping up on the conference table thrusting his pelvis, whooping and giving the finger into the assembled TV cameras as he curses the rest of the American League.
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"untitled 02" pulls off the admirable trick of delivering the same image without ever leaning as dark as it ought to, zipping through a breakneck array of flows alternating between a wan, Thom Yorke-ish croon and the whooping delivery Drake grew when he got tired of being called soft.
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" Emerson rushed back from a summer in the Adirondack woods when he heard the great news that the trans-Atlantic telegraph cable had at last been laid; Thoreau wrote "perchance the first news that will leak through into the broad, flapping American ear will be that the Princess Adelaide has the whooping cough.
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Going into E3, we all knew Microsoft would give us the lowdown on its Project Scorpio console, ultimately revealed as the Xbox One X, "the most powerful console ever"* as all of those shirts on the backs of whooping fanboys (and girls, presumably, but I pretty much only saw dudes on the stream).
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It's a whooping, joy-filled and hyperbolic raid on, of all things, the theory of evolution, which he finds to be less scientific certainty than "a messy guess – baggy, boggy, soggy and leaking all over the place," to put it in the words he inserts into the mouths of past genetic theorists.
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Recorded over two delirious nights in 1994 and originally released two years later to little fanfare, the album shows Vega in rare form, whooping and muttering ad-libbed lines like a crooner from Hell while Chilton and Vaughn ramble down a primitive road of tremolo'd guitar licks and no-wave synth refrains.
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Among the animals at risk from this change, Mr. Caputo listed a few: Polar bears and seals that are losing crucial sea ice; whooping cranes whose migration patterns are shifting because of temperature changes; and beluga whales that will have to dive deeper and longer to find food in a warmer Arctic.
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Among the animals at risk from this change, Mr. Caputo listed a few: Polar bears and seals that are losing crucial sea ice; whooping cranes whose migration patterns are shifting because of temperature changes; and beluga whales that will have to dive deeper and longer to find food in a warmer Arctic.
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But, this weekend, they took things to the next level -- watching Claressa Shields beat the daylights out of Femke Hermans during the final HBO boxing event Saturday at the StubHub Center in L.A. The actress and the UFC superstar had all-access passes (duh, they're very famous) ... and they even posed with Shields after the ass-whooping.
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In a Facebook post, Camille Echols writes that though she doesn't know whether her child was around someone who hadn't been vaccinated, the dangerous resurgence of viruses and diseases like measles, whooping cough, and chicken pox are enough to make her fearful for children with organ transplants, like her daughter, who are at a higher risk of organ failure.
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Although my earliest erotic fantasies consistently portrayed me in submissive roles, I didn't discover how spanking could change my sex life until I was 20 and hooking up with multiple dominant men whose relationship with me centered around them whooping my ass and me proudly sexting them pictures of my deep-purple bruises the next day.
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Thoreau is an easy author to dislike, with his sometimes judgy quips about technology: We are eager to tunnel under the Atlantic and bring the Old World some weeks nearer to the New; but perchance the first news that will leak through into the broad, flapping American ear will be that the Princess Adelaide has the whooping cough.
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Every light heavyweight in the UFC today would lay a whooping on a prime Don Frye, but obviously this is not an award for the most skilled fighters ever or we would just induct the top five welterweights and lightweights and then swap them in and out to reflect the new order in a year's time.
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Think about it: If you'd like to see more of the same rancid mockery -- tomahawk-chopping, chanting, war-whooping, cultural appropriation, dummy drumming -- all you have to do is attend a Cleveland Indians game or an Atlanta Braves game or a Kansas City Chiefs game or a Chicago Blackhawks game or, of course, a Washington NFL team game.
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From my seat in the far front corner at Sathyam Cinemas (I had scooped up one of the last available tickets), I couldn't see the film particularly well, but I certainly could hear the whooping and hollering from the packed house when Arvind Swamy, Aishwarya Rajesh or one of the other popular actors appeared on screen.
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"It's disappointing that the court ignored key concerns about property rights and irreparable damage to natural resources, including threats to the endangered whooping crane, but today's ruling does nothing to change the fact that Keystone XL faces overwhelming public opposition and ongoing legal challenges and simply never will be built," said Ken Winston, attorney for the Nebraska Sierra Club, in a statement.
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While 12 Years was about endurance and eventual release, Birth slowly burns until Turner hits a tipping point late in the film, followed by an action-packed 15 minutes that had the Eccles crowd whooping and clapping as the carnage, complete with crushed and severed heads, hatchets to the chest and more Braveheart-level violence, ramped up to a feverish, bloody pitch.
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Your 8-month-old will also have started the series of immunizations which will result in protection against several of the infectious diseases that still turn up regularly in the United States, including pertussis (whooping cough) and two bacteria, Streptococcus pneumoniae and Haemophilus influenzae type B, which can cause a range of infections, from ear infections to pneumonia to meningitis.
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He took the moans and cadences from blues music he heard in the Mississippi Delta, mixed them with political activism, tossed in some fancy biblical exegesis and topped it off with "whooping," a form of black preaching where the pastor uses rhythmic vocal pyrotechnics to bring the sermon to a celebratory end that elicits an emotional response from the audience.
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Starting at two months, your baby will be getting vaccinated against a whole range of diseases, some of them less likely to turn up in the United States (polio, diphtheria) and others far more common, like whooping cough (pertussis), again particularly dangerous in young infants, and also Streptococcus pneumonia and Haemophilus influenza Type B, which can cause pneumonia, meningitis and bacterial sepsis.
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I've never seen a case of diphtheria; by the time I went to medical school, in the 1980s, it was already a historical disease in most developed countries, prevented by the routine series of vaccinations which starts when children are 2 months old (diphtheria is the "D" in the DTaP vaccine; the T is tetanus, and the P is pertussis, or whooping cough).
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Vaccines for diphtheria, tetanus, and polio are already mandatory in France, but the new policy will add eight more to that list: measles, mumps, rubella, pertussis (whooping cough), hepatitis B, Haemophilus influenzae bacteria, pneumococcus, and meningococcus C. Some of these vaccines are currently recommended, but not required; Philippe said all childhood immunizations that are unanimously recommended by health authorities will be mandatory starting next year.
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And then the House Judiciary Committee's attorney released a whooping 3,000 page report filled with bombshells — from the salacious (answering his hotel room door in his underwear, thinking it was Mason on the other side, when it was actually fellow staffers) ones that seemed to indicate some wrongdoing, like threatening his wife's staffer who helped her compile the recordings, and trying to get Alabama law enforcement aid in covering up the affair.
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Welsh makes sure to introduce a bit of romance into her story ("There was a spark to him, a sort of magnetism," Sarah says of her chemistry professor), but she's primarily interested in the political and social conditions of the period — especially the "completely unnecessary" hysterectomies; the young women disowned by their families after being raped; the rickets and whooping cough endured by slum children; and the phosphorus necrosis that destroys the faces of women working in match factories.
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According to the New York Times, "hundreds of residents" were drawn to the pipeline after hearing that it was spewing gasoline, with authorities saying that military personnel who arrived at the scene were insufficient in number to keep the crowd away: Videos taken before the blast showed a raucous atmosphere, with villagers from the rural municipality of Tlahuelilpan, including families, whooping and laughing as they filled plastic jugs, pails and canisters with the gasoline, which gushed from the break like a geyser.
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